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TWO Days Later from Europe,
THE PERSIA OFF CAPE HACK.
St. Johns, Nov. 4 via Sackvillo, 5th.
The steamer Prrsia passed off Cape
Race on Sunday evening at live o'clock,
bringing dates from Liverpool to the
27th and from Queenstown to the 28th
uit. . :
The steamers Arago and Glasgow ar
rived at Southampton on the 25th, and
the Cannula at Liverpool ou the 28th.
Affairs in Italy remain- unchanged.
The Warsaw meeting terminated on
the 2Gth. The principle of a European
Congress was agreed upon.
It is reported that Austria has pro
posed mediation with France for a pa
cific solution of the Italian question.
The position of the hostile forces in
Italy was literally uuchanged.
Some details of the voting on the ques
tion of annexation confirm the previous
reports that the result was almost unan
imously in favor of annexation.
The British Legion in Italy had a
'Enlistments for the Papal army had
ceased. It was said that the Ambassa
dors of Prusia, Spain, and Portugal were
preparing to quit Turin.
The vote of Sicily was almost unami
mous for annexation.
Victor Emanuel would be in Naples
on the 28th.
A dispatch from Ancona says voting
on annexation had been decreed for the
4th and 5th of November.
The English sqadron had left Syria
for the Adriatic. Two French vessels
remained at Beyrovt. It is reported
that agitation prevailed in Damascus,
and that threats were made against the
Christians on account of the war tax.
A new charter by the Emperor of
Austria accords a Court of Chancery to
Hungary, and the Chancelor is to be a
member of the Ministry. The number
of the members of the Reichsrath is to
be increased to oue: hundred, by coun
selors elected by provisional diets.
The 'constitutional institutions of lluu
gary are tO' be re-established, and the
Hungarian language is to be the official
language. All ficancial matters to be
subject to the approval of the Reichsrath.
The university at Pesth to be re-opened.
Abolition of personal service due to land
lords, and of exemption of nobles from
taxes, is cenfirnted.
The" representation of all classes of
the country in the Legislature and the
Administration are tq be re-established
as principles. . .
The Hungarian diet is to be convoked
without delay, and the Emperor then to.
be crowned King of Hungary.
Similar Constitutions are to be granted
to Transylvonia.
Gen. Benedick was appointed Com-mander-in-Chief-of
the army in Italy.
The Emperor's charter was favorably
received at Pesth, arid Buda was illumi
nated hy order of the municipality.
The principle of a European Congress
has been adopted. .
Advices from Constantinople say the
Grand Vizier is favorable to a forced
loan. All Pasha is named for foreign
Minister. The withdrawal of Riza Pasha
from the Ministry is expected.
A great fight occurred at the election
of Greek Patriarch.
It is confirmed that Austria has 100,
000 men in Verona aloue. Mantua and
Peschiera likewise are strongly garri
soned, i
The Pope assured the representative
-of France at Home that he had no in
tention of leaving.
The Opiuione Nationale of Turin
caused considerable sensation in all quar
ters, by publishing an article branding
the Warsaw meetiug as nothing but a
conspiracy on the part of the Govern
ments represented there, against France,
and also charged England with being a
ligo between." The same journal gives
-a report that the Government of Aus
tria proposes to negotiate with Frauce
for a pacific solution of the Italian ques
tion. She will resort to arms with the
countenance of her new ally.
TheWarsaw meeting adjourned ab
ruptly on the 26th, Owing to the illness
of the Dowager Empress of Russia.
Vienna, Oct. 20.
An order has been issued to prepare
for the Coronation of Francis Joseph, as
King of Hungary, next spring. . f
Warlike preparations are being exten
sively increased on the Mincio.
Xater from Europe.
.ARRIVAL -OF THE ADRIATIC.
, Randy Hook, Nov. S.
'The Adriatic, From Havre via South
hampton, passed the Hook this morning.
Her advices are three days later than
-those of the d'eintc Albert .at St. Johns.
The steamship Norih Jimerican ar
rived at Liverpool on the -23d, and the
Glasgow at Queenstown on the 2Gth.
The Edmburg sailed .on the .24th for
New York. " . '
Victor i7nZlad:arrived:ft Denifia,
in Naples.
The lloyalists'had evacuated Cajazzo
and the vicinity. The line of the Vol-
.turno had been abandoned for that of
the Garglino. Garibaldi liad entered
Capua. .."'
JThe .Emperor of Austria had intro
duced the;new charter, making immense
concessions to Hungary.
.A semi-official article in the Paris
Constitutional says; "An organized and
powerful Italy is henceforth for the in
terest of Europe. The part of France
is that of non-intervention. When the
revolution is accomplished it should be
consolidated by the act of a European
Congress.
The Sardinian Ambassador has been
ordered to leave St. Petersburg.
Napoleon lias received a letter from
the Czar to the effect that nothing hos
tile to France should be entertained at
the Warsaw interview.
'The Arago arrived on the 3Gth.
- Thj ship Red Jacket, from Melbourne,
had arrived, with 150,000 in gold.
The ship Martha Whittemorc of Rich
mond, strauded in Dundrum Bay on the
20th.
The proclamation of the Siciljau vote
would be made the following day.
The Papal Nuncio had left Paris in
consequence of orders from Rome.
At the Newmarket races Mr. Ten
Broeck's Umpire beat Tom Bowlin in a
match for 1,000 sovereigns.
A recent census of Russia shows a
population of 79,000.000.
It is reported that the Xuncio at Mad
rid had remitted with a few days, 2,000
a eals to the Pope, which had been raised
by the Bishopsu
Gen. Lamoriciere will return to France,
smart encounter with the Royalists at
Capua, but were victorious, with a loss
of three killed and thirty wounded.
Spain had withdrawn its embassador
at Turin, leaving its affairs in the hands
of a Charge.
The text of the Russian note to Sar
dinia, protesting against her course in
the Lffairs of Italy, and ordering her le
gation to retire, is published. It is very
iitrong in its tone.
It is stated thafthe English Admiral
is going to (laeta, for the purpose of pro-
. tecling the light ot the King of tuples.
An Imperial decree raises the price of
; tobacco 20 per cent in France.
; The Emperor Napoleon held a mili
. tary council relative to the formation of
a uew plan of an army of reserve. All
the Marshals attended.
From llio Nw Orliars Delta, Xnv. 2.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT CATASTROPHE.
EXPLOSION OF THE H. R. W. H LL.
G ICS AT LOSS OF LITE.
NAMES OF THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
The steamer Wm. L. Levy, Capt.
Puckett, hence for Alexandria, when
opposite College point, was hailed by
the steamer . R. W. Hill, on Wednes
day night at about 12 o'clock. The
Levy ran alongside and ascertained that
the Hill was in distress, having ex
ploded the third boiler from the lar
board side.
The Levy returned last evening, hav
ing in tow the Hill, when she lauded
her at the foot of Girod street.
At the time of the explosion there
was a head of steam on varying from
one hundred and twenty to one hundred
and twenty-five pounds to the square
inch the usual power but owing to
the' fact that below Australia .Landing
the boat had run over a stump, knock
ing a hole in her hull, and no doubt
thereby affecting the boilers, this explo
sion may be conjectured. - The engineer,
however, told us that the boiler head i3
made of cast iron, and bears the mark
of an old crack in .the rim . where-if was
severed from the main boiler.
The explosion is of a curious charac
ter. The boiler head is driven out only
from the upper part, and doubled over
in its center, having the appearance of a
circular book cover half closed. .When
the explosion took place the boiler-
head was only partly bent over, con
sequently the steam and water eseap.ed
upwards 'in great force, and broke the
floor of the saloon and damaged some of
the state-rooms. As the steam and wa
ter gained egress, the pressure against
the boiler-head caused it to fall over as
already described, and then the steam
and water took a horizontal course,
dashing in the greatest fury aft over the
cotton bales, where some forty-five per
sons, deck passengers and all hands, all
Irishmen, were sleeping.
From Mr. Jonson, a passenger, we
learn that on Wednesday night at 11",
o'clock the after head of the boiler
above described blew out, passing, with
its consents, (steam and water.) entirely
through the engine rooms, killing the
second engineer and the striker, both of
whom were on watch, and also killing
some thirty or forty deck hands and
passengers; also, badly wounding fifty
or sixty more.
None of the cabin passengers were in
jured except Mr. Lohman, he having
his' right hand slightly wounded.
The officers all. escaped without in
jury.
1 he barber, G. H. fccurry of Nash
ville, and Charles Hagger of Nashville,
jumped overboard and were drowned.
Mr. Gudden Marks or ."New Albany,
was instantly killed. Henry Foster of
Memphis was considerably scalded, but
not dangerously.
A, young boy, name unknown, who
had jumped overboard, succeeded in
gaining the shore.
Mayor Monroe quickly, together with
Lieut. Jocques and a body of police,
were in attendance on the 11 ill last even
ing, in removiug the wounded to the
hospital; also rendering all aid to those
whose precarious situations lequircd im
mediate attention.
Nine wounded men were sent to the
Charity Hospital, three to Dr. Stone's
Infirmary, and two are still on board the
Hill, badiy scalded.
It was a melancholy spectacle, to be
hold the whole cabin of the Hill strewn
with the wounded, dead and dying, and
every person on board endeavoring to do
his udiiobt to relieve the suffering of the
unfortunate.
Not a female was hurt on board.
The dead bodies make an exhibition
beyond description.- Each body was
stripped, placed on a pallet, and laid
out ou the saloon deck and covered with
sheets.
Some . of the bodies are entirely
.skinned, and present a horrible sight,
like highly colored Indians. Others are
stripped of skin in various parts, pre
senting a fearful app'earance.
It is said that a tea tain boat passed
the Hill at the time of the accident, and
though the agonizing yells and piercing
shrieks of the dying and wounded could
be heard a distance of five or "six miles,
and the boat alluded to waseveu hailed,
still she refused all assistance, as will
be seen by our river news-report.
Last night we visited the Chanty
Hospital, and found that one of the
sufferers had breathed his last died in
excessive agony.
The others in the hospital, some of
whose names are ascertained .o be John
Maily, Patrick Parle, John llacket, are
doing as well as it is possible under
their painful condition; still, some of
them may not live during the night.
The clerk of the Hill not having the
list of killed and wounded yet correctly
made out, requested us to wait their
publication until this noori.
The demage to fire Hili- is trifling
compared with the loss -of life, and be
yond the boilerand the small damage to
the saloon floor, she is scarcely injured.
Cincinnati Wholesale Market.
CrariNNATi, Xov. S.
Flour There was a better feeling
in the market under the ews from
New York, and prices are firmer. Sales
at from ?4 85 to 85 25.
Gkocekies About 60 hhds new Su
gar were received since Saturday, and
small sales were made at S8$c, the
latter rate for good fair. Coffee is firm
at 15i15c for good to prime. Mo
lasses dull and old offered freely at 41c.
Wheat The demand is good with
light receipts, and prices advanced 2c
per bush, closing at 81 0G108 for
prime red and SI 14(S 1 16 for prime
white; sales 1,300 bush choice red at
SI 10; 1,100 do prime at SI 10 the
latter was strictly prime; 350 do good
do at SI 06.
Corn The demand continues good
and prices advanced lc per bush: we
quote new at 3336c, and 4144c for
old the outside rates at the lower depots.
. Oats The market is dull and heavy
though without any quotable change in
prices.
Rye The market is dull at 04G5c
for prime; sales of 1,000 bush prime at
04c.
Barley The prime samples of fall
and spring continue in fair demand, ami
the lower grades are dull and heavy;
the offerings are chiefly of the latter
kind; we quote prime fall at SagOOc,
and prime spring at T075c; sales ol
600 bush prime fall at !8c, delivered;
800 do do do at 85c; 350 do good fall at
Kie.
IIav The market is unchanged and
' dull; wc quote prime Timothy at $15 00
lfj 50 per ton in bales, on arrival.
Cheksk The demand is fair at 01c
for shipping lots of Western Reserve.
Sales 250 boxes Western Reserve at Die.
50 boxes Hamburg at 10c.
Butter Prime fresh is in fair de
mand at 1415c for Central Ohio and
i Western Reserve; common remaining
dull at 9llc. 8 brls choice Western
! Reserve roll sold at 18c.
! Atples The demand is moderate at
$11 50 per brl for Western.
Potatoes The market is dull and
heavy and lower. Prime Neshanocks
are selling at 3035e on arrival.
Seed Clover is in fair demand at
S5(7t5 25' for fair to choice. Timothy is
nominal at 22 25. Sales 50 bushels
new clover at 85 20.
POMEEOY EETAIL MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by Grant " Bros, Millers, and
Fatton $ Smith, Grocers.
TlICFSDAY, SOV.P, lSGO.gl
Flour. ..White Wheat. Fam., f!.0n; Red do. ex
tra, $5.0O, Superfine, $5.2i.
Wheat... White, No. 1, $1.05; Red. No. 1, $t.OO.
Corn... - "Or. 'f tiush.
Oats 'idc. "r hit
Potatoes 25.30c. " .
Green Apples 25"i0c. bu.
Butter loc. "P 11).
Cheese C12c. "r lb.
, lOe.P doz
Molasses 5oc. gal.
Sirup C0(;?J5 gal.
Sugar (X. O.) Italic. v-
Codec 1718c. "
Jtice c. "
Soap 8(n,10c. s "
Candles (tallow) loc. X "
Fish (Cod) .' 6c. "
Fish (Mackerel) 8 10c- 1 ".
Fish (White) ; 7c. "
Pickled l'ork .....12c. "
Shoulders , ,12e. ",
Sides (smoked) .i.l2c. "
Hams ........15c. X "
Crackers .ret. 8c.; wholesale Ac. r$ ',
Hoop Poles 0.00 fi 1,000
Salt... '..retail 25c; wholesale c. 1$ bush
For llio Pomeroy Weekly Teb-graph.
OX THE DEATH OF L. 1.. STOUT, TO
THE BEREAVED FAMILY.
" Thy will,- O'God, bedoru."
How sad the moanings of our hearts,.
Each lonely hour that passes by, .
A loved one early did'st depart, i , '
Bright star, to cheer life's dreary sky. '.
Thus from our midst, his lovely form
Was quickly torn away ;
Our fondest hope, and earthly charm,
Now moulders to decay.
How hard, incleed, to give him up ; -How
loth to yield him to the dust;
We feel it is a hitter cup,
Yet, mighty Maker, thou art just.
Before thee we submissive stand,
And humbly yield to thy behest;
Resign that loved one to thy hand,
Divine Redeemer, to be blest. '
Secure from every earthly snare,
He lives in Heaven above ;
Lord, we submit him to thy care,
Eternally to bask in love.
He reigns around the sacred throne, . .
Adorned in robes of spotless white
Ten thousand voices cheer him home,
To share with him supreme delight
Millions of happy saints appear;
Hold sweet communion in that sphere.
Angelic legions join the band,
And welcome to their happy land.
Thus, mingling in one mighty throng,
All heaven is filled with joyful song
Seraphic legions catch the fire,
Tuning their harps, they join the choir.
All o"er the heavenly plain resound,
Far sweeter songs than earth has found.
Oh! how our spirits now aspire
To join, in heaven, that holy choir.
P. W. V.
SEPT. 1SG0.
SEPT.-18U0.
AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
J. F. TO WELL,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
HATS AND NOTION.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
I HAVE just returned from this Eastern cities with
an imiii'Mise stoek of
American and Europcau
D 11 Y G O O D S ,
Hats, Bonnets and Notions,
which are now in store and ready for inspection.
Aly stoek will be found, as heretrore,
Xiargo and -A-"fc'ti"aIoti7"o!
and composed mainlv of safe and staple goods,
which will lie sold at the
XVIGrLIT PRICES,
Re'sponsiblo ai.d prompt merehants. i-i the noijrh
borii2 counties in Ohio, Kentucky and Vireinia. will
gavetimo anil money bv calling on the undersigned.
Sei.t.S!?, 'tin. 3rt-lv J. F. TO WELL.
IRON FEN C I N G
AND
CAN BE PROCURED IN 1RONTON AT
ns low prices, in as great variety, and of as
good material ns anV place in the West.
T. S. KIRK Ell Ironton, Ohio.
Nov. 15, 59. 10-1 y
HAGS! RAGS! RAGS!
THE undersigned will pay the highest cash
market .price for rags. Also, Felts, Furs,
Sheep Skins, etc.
Wrapping Paper, Cigars, Nails, &c, given
in exchange, when desired, and constantly kept
on hand, in sufficient quantity to supply the
market, at low figures.
Call at the Pomeroy Wharf-boat. Pomeroy, O.
Sejrt. 'Jy, "GO. ::8-'l.y T. BKUNKER.
Road Notic.
"VfOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of
Meigs County at their December session, A. 1.
IriOO, praying for the vacation of that part of
the County road which is on the front part of
IttO acre lots No.s 178 and 1 70, and in Lebanon
township, Meigs County, Ohio, and known as
the "Crall Estate;' now owned by Aaron Hall.
October 10,1800. ll-U AARON HALL.
FALL & WfflTEB GOODS
JUST RECEIVED, a complete assortment of
seasonable Goods, consisting of Dry Goods,
Books & Stationery, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Trim
mings, Notions, Hardware, Queens ware, Stone
ware, Groceries, Oils, Manilla ami Cotton Rope,
Cord and Twine; Wall and Window Papers,
Clothing, Shoes, Comforts and Oil Cloths, Nails,
Glass, Steel, Musical Instruments, and any
other Goods that people want.
Oct. 10, 1 800. 40-tf WM. II. REMINGTON.
LOTS FOR SALE.
ON SUGAR RUN, NAYLORS RUN, AND
Carr's Run. Application to be made to
M. Heckard, l"si., Pomerov.
Aug. 10,33-t. ' S. W. POMEROV.
Marietta & Cin. and Hillsnoro & Ciu. It. R
OX and after Thursday, April 26, IfliO, trains will
leave Alliens as follows:
Goiso Km Express Mail at - - 12:00 r. i.
Oni.Mi Wkst -Mail at Ill-.HIi a. m.
V'TKxpress mail east makes close connections at
Parkersburs with the trains of the Ballimore and
Ohio Kailroad, and at Cincinnati with trains for all
points West.
"r'l'ass-'iitrr l-avi.ii 'Parkersbunr at 8:10 a. m.
arrive at Cli:ifitus9:l3 r. M.
Tl'lickess at reduced rates are sold at Chilli
coihe and Athens, for 4'oltimbus.
lrT''l iiroiili tickets to all points East and West
can be obtained at ail the principal Ticket Ottices on
the line of the 1,'oad.
A discount of n-n cents on each ticket from rusru
ar taritf rates will be made ou ill tickets purchased
at Hie ticket outers. OKLAX1) SMITH, .Sup't.
J. ForiOiTT, Geu'l Tlrtet Ast't. C'hil. nur. 1.59.
.tauranrf".
GU.Wili AGAINST " FA 1.1. AM) WIXTElt FIKES!
B Y
Clioico Insuranoo
with thk
Incorporated 1810 Charter Pcrpetnaf.
1ASU CAPITAL, 1,500,000,
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED.
NET SURPLUS-OF 500,000.00,
Ami ths prostiire of 1(1 yenrs scipci'fs and expericm-e.
I'pwaril ol' Sli.lKUl.diii: if l.issi have been paid by
the .4CU1.1 linuranro Company in llii! past 40 year.
The vfllno of reliable insurance will ba apparent
from the following
LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA
DrRINQ TI1K I'AST FIVE YEARS I
In Ohio, - - .SJril.,-,-.'!! n
In VVUeonsin, lli(i.!t.",5 d7
In Keiiiiu kv, - 2il4.'.i:t!) 40
.Missouri. - "- - 34.."i8 C4
Iowa A- Minn., 101.3!i) 40
In .Miehipa II, -5158.043 fil
In Indiana, - I4G.R3M HI;
In Illinois, - - 44H.3-27 41
Tennessee. - - I7.54! 51
Kansas fc Neb., 10.!H." "
I'enn. Ac Va.. - 31.5U.1 f-i
Ark. & Ga., - 23.1145 (111
Mississippi and Alabama, - - - Sj2-41- IS
Fire ami Inland XavirHtion Kik9 accepted at
terms consistent with solvency and profit.
Ksje-cial iiltcmloH jrix'en to Insurance of DWELL
INGS ami contents, for terms of 1 to 5 years.
The solid service lone and successfully tried, and
(be many advautaees tilt) Klnu Insurance Company
possesses in its line, should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding their best
interests. - . -
Duriiii; "stringent times' Hie necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability
of property owners to sustain doss bein then mm-h
lessened. . ,.... ..-
.' . Agoneie in-all tlie -principal cities and towns
throughout the State., . Poli -ies issued without delay,
by any f the duly authorized Ajr utsof Hie Company
"rjUusiness attended to with desKiteh and tidcl
itv. OKEX HKAA'CH, Agvvu .
Sept. 20.-38-3m. . Pomerov. O. .
Exclusively Fire Insurance.
POME UoTaGENCY;
, - ?i A IV II A T '81 A N
FUSE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Eo. CS Wall Street, New York,
Sot ' - ;
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INCORPORATED, 1821. 1
WAI. PITT PALMER, President.
AXDKEW J. SMITH. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
W. P. Pat.mbr, Peter Cooper,
Samiki. P. Mott, JIenkt Ellsworth,
Rcfus I.. Lord, ArorsTr? W. Ward,
W. K. .1oTT, Jamks C'oi.i.ks.
Wm.W. Eox, Sidni:v Mason,
Kdivin il. Moroas, Moses Taylor,
UlClllRD TlOHK. L. S. Sl'ARKZ.
Thomas Karros, John Caswell,
Kobert B. Mini'irs, John Steward,
Thomas W. Pearsall, Jons C. Green,
Koes B. (;ro:er.
This staunch obi Company havinr fully complied
with the lans of this Slate, continue to insure the
safer classes of property
Against I. oss or D:iuiii:! by I'irc,
at as low rates as other first class Stock Companies.
Their pol'u-i-'s are free fmiii -m usicil ities, thus
avoiding i.iTiRATioN, baring had only oxe lawsuit
during a business of
THIKTY-IJI5TE YEAES.
Particular attention given to llie Insurance of
Farm Property, Isolated Dwellings,
and their Furniture. Policies issued for the term of
OXE, THREE, or FIVE YEARS,
LOSSES equitably a-ljusted anil promptly paid U:
Cash at this Agenc .
JAMES RALSTON, A'ei.t.
WEST EE X BltAXCII OFFICE,
Ar'. 1 Superior Sfrcct. Clrvcland, O.
S. S. COE. General A -rent.
JOIIX SEWEI.L. Assistant. Apr. 24, 'GO. UKlni
Regular Marietta anj Cincinnati Packet,
Oliio KTo- 3,
J. J. KT.AGG. UnMi-r; m -VT
JOHN HlilSXKK, Clerk; u'-SlZl!
Leaves CinciiiiKtti rvtiry Thursday ;it 5 n'i'iock.
r. m. ;irsinn- Pomeroy on SMnrOuy tit It) o'clock k. .
. Leaves Marietta every Moinlay :tt 8 o'clock a. m.
- Jii'iivi'8 hineroy every Ti:-'l:iy at l o'clock a. m.
For freight or piisa g1' s 1 -1 v on .: rl ir to
t'ATl 0' & .MONTGO.MKKY,
Nov. 09, 48-tf I'ouieroy Wharf-Boat.
Dry Goods & Carpet Store.
.1 UN shIllito & CO.
Xos. 101, 103 and 1(15 West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI, O.
Importers of , ,
Bnj ootJs it Cavnctinf),
Are now opeiiin; an extensive am! complete
assortment of
ETC., ETC.
Families. Hotel Keepers, Steamboat
Owners, and Purchasers, generally, may
depend upon finding the best class "of Goods,
at prices as- low'as they can be pur
chased in (lie Eastern Cities.
Sept. 14, iwn. 3B-3in
FOR ALL.
rriHE subscrilicr having just returned from
1 the East v.it,h an clcguut stock of
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats,
Caps; Boots, Shoes, &c, .
Will offer them to the public at ton .per cent,
advance on cost, for
CASH OR READY PAY.
In this proposition there is r.o luunbujr, but
an actual which vre would take pleasure
in demonstrating to the satisfaction of any
party favoring us with an examination of stock
and prices.
We will cnunicratp a few articles, giving
pi ices, as an nuk-x to tlia wuule stock
13est madder prints
Pancy prints ,
(rood bloai-hed liu.s'in.
bleached uiitsliii
Jyatest styles bestdeluiu.-s
Cashmeres
lio-nnct ribbons from
Fine French wool delaine
... !l;c per yard,
a!)c "
10c "
c "
....10 to 20c "
15c "
....10 to J0C"
....50 to 70c"
(Usual price, 70 to $1.00 ")
Ladies' heavy kip shoes SI per pair;
Ladies' calf 1 25 "
Ladies' best calf 1 '2o to 1 40,
And nil other goods sold at proportionable
prices, for one consideration that we receive
CASH
for them. From this date we positively dis
continue the credit business, for ood and suf
ficient cause.
We respectfully ask an examination of our
stock, tnd if the Goods' suit, prices shall suit.
15. 15. WILSON,
Jan. 3, V.O. 1-tf Middleport, Ohio.
GEORGE HUTTEL,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
; rpilE old customers of this house will
JL please bear in mind that 1 am still
I manufacturing clothing to order, in my
i new omiuing, on t.ourt street, 'J. doors trom
i Front, l'omeroy, Ohio. My facilities for get
ting up work is excellent, and I warrant it to
be made according to order.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Kept constantly on hand. Gent's Furnishing
Goods, Cravats, Shirts. Collars, Gloves, &c, &c,
in good supply, and 1 take pleasure in inform
ing my friends that I have just received a fine
stock.
Thankful for your former liberal patronage,
I hope to be able to offer inducements for its
.continuance. OF.O. HUTTEL.
! Oct. 26, lT.(.--!?-1-t.r
i
i
i
f llW''lALl
'.OF WATCHES, JEW.EL11Y, FANCY AND VARIETY
GOODS, AT THE
t !i m
On Court Street, st texv Doors below Iic Court House,
I O 3M BH.OT, O .
nHIE subscriber takes pleasure in inofrming his numerous customers,
J- and the public in general, that ho has iust returned from the city
with a -plendid stock of goods in the above named Hue, all of which he A
will sc.l at a, living profit. iissMs
He would call especial attention his stock
I i!J
ma mu - Hums 'sir w .''iiiiiiS it
11
which he will sell at city prices; also to his large stock of Fancy and Variety Goods, com
prising in part a choice lot of
POCKE T-B OOKS,
for Ladies a.ndGcntlemen, Money Bags and Turses, Cigar and Card Cases, Combs, Tooth and
Hair Urushes, fine Cutlery, Pistols, &.C.
In Silrcr, Steel and German Silver frames, suited for all ages.
Grold !Pens-
He also keeps constantly on hand a well selected stock of superior Gold Pens, of Sheppard's
and Dawson's, Warren & Hyde's make, whicli he warrants to give satisfaction.
Heiuvites the-patronage- of the public, with the assurance that customers shall receive the
woitli of their monev. An examination is solicited.
Xuni is, 1800. 24-t ' PETER LAMBRECHT.
; PEHHV DAVIS
VEGETABLE
Pain IKillei?.
WE RKG T" t'AI.I. T1IK ATTKXTIOJf OF THE
HIJBUCTO THIS LONG TESTED ASD VXKl
VALI.KU Fstmily Iflcilicinc.
The Pain Killer is a purelv vegetable cnmpnuml,
ami while it is a must efficient Kemedy for Pain, it is
perfectly sa'e nieilicine-even in the most unskilful
liaiitls.
For Siimnicr Complaint,
or anv other form of Bowel Disoaso in CliiUlren or
Adults, it is .almost.. certain euro, amt has without
douht been more successful in curii.g the various
kinds of . . i .''.
cholera
than nny . other knr.wi, remedy; or even the most
skilful phsic"nin. In India, Africa, and China,
where this dreadful disease istsrur more or loss prev
alent, the
PAIN KILLER,
is considered by the natives, as well as by European
residents, in those climates,
A Sure Uemedy.
Asa Tonic for the .Stomach, it is unrivalled,
few doses will relieve severe cases of
Indigestion,
and it is. often a perfect cure for .
Dyspepsia
in its most aggravated forms. Its tonic and sttinula
ling properties, arousiiur the system to vigorous ae
lion, lender it a most eil'ectual cure for
Colds and Coughs,
wlierc used according to directions. '
For external application it is unsurpassed by any
medical preparation kron.
ICItctuuatism,
and Neuralgic Affections are quietly relieved and
often cured by it. Any soreness in the .Muscles or
Joints can be relieved by its application, il cures
instuialy ihe most violent
Toottiuchc.
It should always be kept near at hand, to be used
in cses of severe
Bursts o;1 Scalds.
If applied 1 m 111 ."! in I c-1 y , accordiiiir to directions, it
will give ins ai.t relief, and prevent blistering.
It i peculiarly adapted to the wants of
Strstinboittmcii,
uiidolhers traveliuz on our Western Hirers.
V ? Jiirectioris accotiiany each bottle.
It 1ms been tested in every variety of cliinato, and
by almost every nation known to A inericaiis. It is
Ihe almost, constant companion and inestimable
friend of the missionary unci the traveler on sea
and land and no one should travel on our iaktfs or
rivers without it.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
... CAUTION.
flic public will lie tanlioiis that they set the gen
nine Klin Killer, as some unprincipled men use
(hat name for their own worthless compounds: in so
doinir tliey deceive the comiu unity, and infringe
upon the "Tkade Mark" of Perry Davis.
PHICZ:S--25 Cents, 50 Cents and $1 Per
Bottle.
J. If. HA Kli'S & CO., Proprietors for tko South and
West.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. REE B J HM and JJ.
KKKli. Poiu.-rov. O.
July 31. IfOii. 30-Iv
DR. WEAVER'S
GA&KEB - & SALT HHEUM
FOI! THE CI HE OF
Cauker, Salt Kheiiin, Erysipelas, Scrofulous Pis
. eases. Ciitaii ions Eruptions, and every kind
. ' ef JJisasti arisini; from ar. iinpare
state or the Blood.
P lie most Ffreclive Blood Furiflei
oS'llie :tinctceiit!i Cent si ry.
It is the prescription of an educated physician,
and all who are aniicted with any of the above
named diseases should use it without delay, it wilt
drive the disease from the system, and when once out
ou the skin, a fuw applications of
DR. WEAVER'S
CERATE, OINTMENT,
and you have a permanent cure.
The Cerate has proved itself to be the best Oint
ment ever invented, and where once used, it lias
jiever been known to fail of perfect ins; a permanent
cure of Old Sores, Tetter and hiinsworin. Scald
Head, Chillld iins and Frost Bites, Karher's Ilcli.
Chapped or cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or
Pimples on the Face, and for
Sore fVipples,
the Cr..lc is 'in? W.r.g requir-d 'm ei;;-;. ,U '..,.;.;
be kupt in the house of every family.
Price of Cerate, 25 Cents per Bottle.
Sold by most dealers in Medicines.
J. IV. il AKKIS iV CO., Proprietor
for Western Stutcs,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
To whom all orders for above Medicine may be
addressed.
Sold bf P.-HERD, Pomeroy, O.
July 31, leco. 3U-1J
DR. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY
Wine Bit ters.
The Celebrated Neva England Remedy
FOR
HA 13 ITU A T CON STI PATION .
J :i n lid lee. Fever mid Ague, Ueu
r:il ncblltty, and all otlser
Disease ariiur Troui a
Oisordered S t o in a c li ,
Liver, i Bowels,
s n e li as
Acidity of tho Stomac'h, lndiseslion. HarJJiurn.
t.oss of Appetite, ( ostiveness. PIiitrt and lileediiiir
Piles, Diiiust of Food, Sour Kructions, Sinking or
Fluttering of tho Pit of the Stomach, Dimness of
Vision. Yellowness of the Skin and i-.yes. Pain in the
Side. Back, i best or Limbs, aird ill all cases w here a
TwSIC is necessary.
The Shem Win- Bitters are prepared by a repa
larly educated Physician of note and position.
Tliey lire Hie most
Pleasant and Valuable
Tonic ofthe-day. Tliey are just what persons re
quire whan recoverinp: from protracted illnes.. or in
tho Sprinrif tho year, when a Medicinal Tonic is
required. Tliey are largely recommended, by Phy
sicians through Hie Vvest, and the proprietors are
daily in receipt of letters noting cures by their use.
Thomas Stiniford of niounisville. Henry County,
I ml., writes n, under date of May 4th, If flit, that for
three years he was afliicted with 'Nervous D ibility,
of the most positive character, and could get no re
lief, until lie used the
Sherry Wine Bitters,
Which soon completely restored liiiu, and lie is
now iu robust health. ,
One of the G HEAT EST CUKES EVER KNOWS,
was Hint of Geo. W. Hoffman, Berwick, Seneea'
County, Ohio. He had been alllii led with Rheuma
tism in all ils vario-is forms lor about twenty years,
he had used everything recommended by the skill
of Physicians, hut got no permanent relict, until the
Bitters were introduced, and three bottles cued
hi in. He writes us two jcar. after his cure, and
says, "1 have no return of tlie complaint," and
further say, -'1 think and believe that in Kiieuma
tism, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and Kidne) Af
fections, or Dropsy, it is a Specillc certa.n reined)".'
Sold by dealeis in medicines generally.
Friec, 75 Cents per Bottle.
J. HARRIS & CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
General Agents for the Southern and Western
Stales. Sold l.v I). HEEl.', Pomerov, O.
July 31, kkilt. 30-ly
SELLING OFF AT COST!
.V.. "E-CV-VCS-, G-uiiszxiitli,
HAS a large lot of Kiflles, of his own manu
facture, on hand, wli'teh lie will
SELL OFF AT COST,
as lie dt'stgus closing up his business. They
nve of (holiest manufacture, and warranted to
be such articles as represented at the time of
siile. fall at his Shop, opposite Morton's l'oat
vavd, l'omerov, 0.
iP.2S, lf-in-.ss.Si, A. HA AG
OLD STAKD OF
5 BP
ii3r k'Srf
of lino
a hJlM, itv ii- v& i-w
'yjuii 'iiiiii a siB-ii wa mm w 4 uis w a
BUY YOUR
Grrooeries
Where you can pet them Cheapest.
S. mflRIA!
CLAIMS THS ADVANTAGE ABOVE
hinted at, together with the quality of the
articles, over any other establishment in the
county. Remember the place Mayhugh's
Building, four doors west of Court street, on
Front, Vomerov. S. SILVERMAN.
April 20, 18G0. lG-tf
A WONG the articles to be found constantly on
V hand at . i. SILVERMAN'S Grocery, are .
brls. Molasses, for sale cheap, b
16 tf S. KILVERNAX. .
25
Sacks of CoCce, for sale ch'ap. bv
10-ttJ S. SILVERMAN.
10
lihds. Sugar, forlsalo cheap, bv
lti-tf. S. SILNEKMAX.
Q fT kegs rood English Soda, for sale cbeap. by
iJ Iti-tfJ S. SILVEKMAX.
ff boxes German Soap, for sale cheap, hv
0J IG-tfJ , S. SILVEKMAX.
40
boxes Balm Soap, for sale cheap, bv
lG-tf - S. SILVERMAN.
1 f( 000 Cigars, peneial assortment, for sale
' cheap, by
18 tf
S.SILVKRMAN.
f) boxes Tobacco, different qualities, for sale
wc cheap, by LlG-tfJ . - S. SILVERMAN.
fCA boxes Candy, for sale cheap, by
W (.10-11 j
S. SILVERMAN.
Q T boxes Star and Dollar Candles, for sale cliap,
by 110-tfJ S. SILVERMAN.
1 A brls. No.'s 2 and 3 Mackerel, for sain cheap, by
--" l'"-tf S. SILVERMAN.
1 A brls. White Fish, for sale cheap, bv
Ll6-tf S. SILVHKMAN.
"iH 'c,'?s of Nails, for sale cheap, bv
IG-tfJ S.SILVEKMAN.
)!": boxes Starch, for sale cheap, by
10 tQ S. SILVERMAN.
t'T pro Matches, for sale cheap. bV
IG-tf S. SILVEhFAN'.
C2?":AA worth of Qnccnsware, forsale cheap, bv
VJw Ifi-tf H. SILVERMAN.
"Vi"
"f w
y si"
PILLS, ;
A ni.rer fkiling Antidote lor Sick Head
ache, Dyspepsia, lever and Ague,
Liver Complaiut, toetiveoess, y
Diliousnesa, hcuralgia, Uolic, fif
Di pravcd Appetite, Disor-
dcredftoniacn.ronuuo &
v ntwlrmvions. Ac. A
J I S5 cti. S
WITjaOK S PILLS ara un'Tsranlly a-
t-...iu.w ij,tu. the tn4.t now in a so. As a Family
medicine they are particularly recommended -aitnpic
and barmteM, out nigniy nitsun-ium m v.
biuation. One Fill a ose, with mi.ld but cer
tain effecta. The robust man and tho delicate child
uso theui alike, with every assurance cf entire
r..tv. With Wilson's Pills, every Mother h.
the laud becomes her own physician. They have
proved themselves a specific, ana swna wiinout a
rival for the following affections;
nCiDACnE, FETEB 3c AGUE,
HEADACHE, FETEB As AGUE,
DYSPEPSIA, LITER COMPIAINT, .
DYSPEPSIA, IIYEE COMPLAIUT,
Costiveneas, Biliousness, Neuralgia,
Costirenese, Biliousness, Neuralgia,
Sold by Druggists & Dealers everywhere.
PR F. PARED BY
S. L. PAHNESTOCK & CO.
Importers & Wholesale Druggists
No. 60, corner Wood and 4th Bts.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
on ranramoaa of
qB. L. Fahnestock's Vermifuge. p
July 31, ISIiU. 3ll-ly
iiELIEr IX TEIV mirVUTES.
PULMONIC WAFERS!!
The original Meilirino Established in IS37, ainl first
article -f the kind ever introduced under the name
of '-Pulmonic Wafers," in this or any othr ciiun
try: ail othei Pulmonic "Wafers are counterfeits.
The genuine can be known by "the name of BRYAN
being stamped ou each WAKIlU.
Hiivan's Pulmonic Wit-Kiss
Kelieve Couglia, Colils, Sore Throut, Hoarseness.
IJRYAN'S Pfl.MONIC WiFERS
Kcliore Asthma, tSroncliitis, Difficult ilrealhing.
Bryan Pn.MONic Waferb
Kelieve Siiilling ot Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Brtav's PrLMONic Wafers
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lunt; 'Jiseasca.
Bryan's Pcl.monic Waters
Kelieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
. Bryan's Pclmsit Wafkus
Kelieve thv above Complaints iu 'Icn Minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafkrs
Are a Blessintr to all Classes and Constitutions.
Bryar's Pn.xroNic Wafers
Aie adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafer's
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pllmonic Wafers
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
Bryan's Pulmonic V afers
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family s1ioild bo without a box of
Bkyab's Pulmonic Wafers
iu the house.
- No traveler slionid be without a supply of
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to cive for
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Twcnly-Bvc cents.
JOB MOSKS, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. T.
Sold l.j 1). HEM), Pomeroy. IS-:j-lj J
33Iil 1 inery !
rT"IIIE subscriber lias arnm rc
I siimed her Milliv.ei'y busi
ness in thu room occupied as a
Grocery and ISoiion Stere, by
Martin Ilecox, one door west ef
W. A. Atelier's Jewelry & Watbh
Establisiliuient, wliero she will
be happy to wait on all ber old
customers, and ns many new
ones as possible. Slis hopes, from her long ex
perience in the business, to please a large ma
jority. Her assortment, though small, will be
kept up, and complete work done on short no
tice, and warranted good. S. 1. GIIiStVN.
Pomeroy, Sqit. 24, 1 800. 38-3m
SALEM CENTER
FOGG cfc SONT
OF FEU for sale their wual supply of
Grafted Apple Trees, consisting of about
fitly choice varienes.
I l'rice Ten Dollars per Hundred.
1 HaTcm Ccntor. Meigs IV... Ohio. ilct. 10, K",o.
" ' i
3
OA
1 'liPoTrWORTH OF GOODS
'rp JJ SOLD OFF AT tJOST!
20" O H U 2MC BTTG-
I WANT tOUtt CASH, AND IF THE GOODS SUIT. PllliJiiS SHALlf
T have everything in the Dry Goods line: I'rints, Delanes. Merino3, CoWgfy
Alpacas, white goods, IJrowu and Bleached Muslins', Check, i'lanjjfcl, Tickiujs,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets'," Jeans, Tweeds, &e.r. : s .
HARD
Glass, Nails, Locks, Axos, Cutlery, Coffee" Mills Scalti Uvjjs, Brass Kettl
Log and Trace Chains, Horseshoe "St&U, M;'l Saws, Crossttii iaw.. Battel .;
CA REENTERS .TOOL?-. , ,
Planes, Saws, Chisels, Augers, Hatchets, Bra'ces and Bits, Square, LtaU.-
Also, . ' . . " ' " ''" - -
COOPERS' TOOLS. .' :.'-'
Tress Hoop Adzes, BroaiJ-Axes, Compasses and Knives of all kiud.-
" - 3 . ' . " '
BLACKSMITHS TOOLS.
Bellows Vices, Anvils, Files, Horse Hasps. Stocks and'Dves; also, Shear, Ct
and German Steel, Buggy Springs and Axels, Wagon Axels, "Woodwork fwr liu
gies, and Buggy Trimmings of all kinds. ..." - ;'' '
I would call tho attention" of Builders to my large lbi of Doors; Sash; Vatiau
Blinds, all made of clear White Pine. Also,.' ".-".' ' "' : "
. c l o -r h i wr g . .
Coats, Pants and Vests of all kinds, and Furnishing Goode, Hat and C'aptf.- 'AlkS,' a Urge
and complete stock of Custom-made Men's and ;Uoys' Calf and Kip Hoota aiid t"hoeifc: Cliildrejt,
Misses and Ladies' Saoesof all kinds. I keep k Jurge stock of Cordug uf nil . siaisa, Iroju
AY rapping Twine.
. s? Su x Xj o x ixr 3m '
If you want a geod fitting Coat, Panta or Vest, give me a call. I have a laTgo lot of Piue
Goods for manufrcturing purposes. Work done up in best stjlc, and w;tiranted,a gj fit r
no sale. . ; . , . - ".
The above aid various other articles not mentioned will be sold without reserve," at cwt, fat
CASH. Give me a call. ' ; 1 r. ru TT"F,.V.
Pomeroy, O., Jan. 3, 18G0.
W . 3. P 11 ALL..
Jans.-1.
Court street
Would respectfully call the attention of this
eveT invented in
UM:lli:Wirlil W rJLi
-
m. - ! ...... .. -.. - .. !.!' ,
itie liurmng oi tne gas ana smoso arising irom
50 per cent of fuel is saved, and a mora intense
bottom of the Oven. , SKjgfcjf
In introducing this greaty-improved "GasBurning Stove, we wish " - ,'-: ' -
it distinctly understood that it is not our design to use ' - . - ; ': .r:;;v ..?.
k 6
C3r
in disposing or them, but will WAKKAM every
'i"i,; 5.. .... . i .. ... ... .,.,
J ma la uub luv vui miiciu w jiiuuav sciuug.
WOOD COOKING STOVES. . . '
Without dwelling upon the merits of the diferent patterns, ir wiB M
elude ournotice by announcing that our -
PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES
-- - - " ' " j". - : '. . . " -i -. i ,:t
Can t be beat, either in quality, or in cheapness, and we dfy 4wpiUB.
METALLIC HYDRANTS P
ICept constantly on hand, und we respectfully invite llio publi ; tukiu
" .'!
our SLOCK -
In addition to our heavy stock of Stoves we will keep tttMttly WtmA, -and
manufacture to order, TIXWAUJS. 'ei''? - , . :
To the Citizsxs or Meigs axd Adjoisiso Cor.vTiEs: : k v-v
- The above remarks will demoaitrtte to tu, ta -.
certain degree, the nature of the business we intend to prosecute. The manner in which it W
to be done, naturally suggests itself. )o you wish to buy ou credit? .Then yya. La-e Binip
been wasting your time in reading our card. AVe cannot sell at bur pr;cs"v.iltoik ItsiSj
money, if wc have to credit. We have therefore, concluded to tscll exclusively for " : ' ' -
And exchange for Old Metal, Evaas, Tewtcr, Copper, Bags, Old Silver, kt t tl.eir hjgWcut
market value. . -' ' . . i ' j 4.
l'ast experience-has proven the beneficent results of the cash system, to o:h. puchFir 4
seller, and it is for the benefit of our customers wko can buy much chcapit ns well 'iis tT
cAir own who can BUY and SELL cheaper that wc adopt this system.,. " . . " i-Vii": ;
AVe respectfully invite you to call and see the improvements in our Sfo,, whethw
wish to purchase or not,- but wc warn you, as you value your hard-earned money, nnr-wi lttiA
it awav till you have given us a call. " ' 1
Aug" 16, 1859. ly . PR ALL. L HATCH, i
OHY GOODS, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHtsV ' "
HATS AND CAPS, I - :
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUE ENS WA RE, .
AVING KKCEIVED A LARGE
oiock oi uoous. aaapica io tne
plete by frequent additions during the season,) I am prepared to offer to mj
patrons, and the public at large, everything, as far as possible, necespary to rnrj."
gtitutc a tun otocK in live aoo"e lines, ana wnicn ve sola tor t. il or fcn
try produce, oa the most favorable terms. ... . . - - ;
THE TAILOIiINO BUSINESS
Will be conducted, as heretofore, under the supervision of N. M. -51 G I.OTITLIN.:
assisted by as coinpotent workmen as any in the county. Everything in tlte wrjy
of Making, Cutting or Repairing, promptly attended to. ... . " :
THE PASHIONB POn TEIE SBSOlvJr
Will trt all times bo found on hand, together with a full Stack f Clot hs, Cei
meres, Yestings, &c. t .. i.i . ----- ' .'.'.-'
N. B. To those whom I have extended a short credit, and who are now Wipro-.
garding the mioral obligation incurred to pay vp according to agreement,-T with '
say I will not hesitate to remind you, if , necessary, in a forcible manner. 4lm'
legal obligation was also incurred. Pomeroy, January G, 1&60. - -
li S f '
Dealers in Gold
JEWELRY OF
HAVE K E
jOA-nTWHlIGT'S KT33"7CT ETJIIjUI KT G5
i Corner Court :ml Front iinii ' t
', "RflTHERE wc shall be pleased to see onr-old customers, and all others who
I Jesire anything in our line. Wc keep constantly on hand a pno'd as-eort-ment
of ("old and Silver Watches, German, French and American Jewelry. Fancy
Articles; Clocks from SJ.QO oj?.00, of every, size and description; Eye Glares',
Gold Pens, & c. , ' . .
Repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, ibr.c ;n the hc?t manner, rromptl--.
Auus-t 7, I860. -31-tf 1
ABOUT 2 TTi
WARE.
Ulos,.
Front street, -three dooi a bv -Crt.
Ywr W';"
2
oldstai:d
Hf Pomeroy, O.
community to on of tho greatest iiiijivei6t
-&sm , '
M i&l 'hX ' SSS3aS:
7.4m&$m&f.
... . - . essriWE
iiijj coat, oy wuicu vjiS5RsFE
heat thrown to the Jvro&LLi
btove we sell to be vrliat -it is -represwrtM
w i . .1,.. : . ' 1 - "
iic uuiv me luusir lliiil u 1UJ1V
' . ;..-"":.. ,
AND CAltEFTTLljY' ?EL'rTfT"Er
inter j.raue, t ami wnicii win te Kent fero-
and Silver Watches,
AND
ALL KINDS,
M O V E D TO
M
1 JL
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