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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-10-25
YupnIar Snua
1HEoTHEKsEBE OF 1oRDoN.
= = IN JOHN Nm I. zrRpka.

Ass g srzs
Oh, I iookc to do East, and locke to de wes.
An seed mighty big chariot q comin,
Wid forty gray horses craokin on de lead,
For to take Us to de oder side 90 Jordon.
So pulled off my coat, and rolled mp my
sleeve,
Jordon am q hard road to trabei
Sol pulled off my coat. and rolled up my
sleeve,
Deres mercy on the other eide of Jordon I
believe.
Den lookee to dc Norf, and lookee to de souf,
An spied purity mighty flower garden,
An old Fader Miller BLOWN de clarionet
To invite to the other side of Jordon
So pulled 30
Joe Smith and Faier Miller dey got into fight
An dere vas near for to part EN-, [nose
Fader Miller kicked Smith an he tuInbled his
An he skectea 70 dc odder side of Jordon.
So pulled, &C.
David and Goliah dey went out to hunt
David sent oliah for to fotch EN-, [shin,
When he up wild 8 bar of soap an hit him on de
An he landed on de odder side OF Jordon.
So pulled, &c.
One day Dan Tucker went to bake hoe cake,
An he put bout forty pounds o lard on, thands.
But it got very greasy dat it slipped from his
An mcseyed on de odder side OBJ Jordon
r. - So pulled, &c.
Poor Uncle Tom had berry hard time,
Tho he asked Mrs. Beecher's toes pardon Ibid
But she never will diskiver what a wicked thing she
Till she tries to reach de odder side of Jordon.
So pulled, &c
Uncle Sans Black Slave hab got it mighty hard
But de White Slave oh England a more hard one
An radder do believe Uncle Sam comes out de best
An he needn't fear dc oder side oh Jordon.
So pulled, &c
DEN hera's to Columbia, de country oh de free,
Tho ax all de odder nations pardon, fight,
Let dem take my advice; an for freedom let dem
Or deyli uebber see de odder side 90 .Jordon.
s-Et3s-s a- So L pulled. &C.
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A CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, AND AS

"a GOOD AS THE BEST, WHOLESALE AND
I,kTAIL.-IsAAc JOHNSTON would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally that he
has just returned from the East where he haspur-
chased the most splendid assoft -ment of Boots &
Shoes ever brought to Clearfeld- livery variety
of Ladies slippers, gaiters, pumps. dc. &c Mems
fancy shoes and CATERS with an excellent assort-
ment of heavy stock, ali adapted 70 the wants Of
the people OF Clearfeld.
lie hopes his friends viii give him call at his
store in "Shaws Row and examine his stock
.fune Il 1854 .--- - ------
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IOM Barrels Fish, for sale at the Cheap Store
June Ii. 80
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NAMES BIDDLE GokDoN-Attorney st Law
az has removed his Office 10 the roo1n adjoining in
,he East the lrug Store Of DR.. L. IoTain and will
teTote his Whole attention to the practice Of his
profession. He may be consulted in Erea-k and
'rfrhna'i Hume IL. Sly.
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E3Hy RUSSELL & CO TANNERS & .CURRI-
Go-'P keep constantly on hand an excellent as
sortment of leather which they offer for sale at the
iowestcash prices Cash paid for hides
July 10, 1851
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.--MoYrR UI-
MAN, would inform the public that he has
opened 4 new and splendid assortment Of Clo,hiug.
OF the best quality and lowest prices, his Store
next door to the Office of l.. J. Grams ESQ Clear
field, Pa,
Every variety of Clothing, Hats. Caps and fam
cyartlcles lie wlsell cheaper than any other store
IN the county He defes competition. Call and
sec his stock
Highest prices paid for Deer Skins.
June y, 1S54.-3mo.
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3S"A newiy-mIrried young lady.fr the
city, who, IN assuming her new relations, be
came the mistress of farm, took a walk into
the barn one afternoon, just at milking time;
and after viewing the animals, said to her
maid:
by the way, Betty, which is the COW that
gives the buttermilk, and which the skim
milk 2''
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.=-> a " HILLS. D D. s OfIi.e adioin-
rSSEss,.ss.. ing his Store, CleaTfeIi. Pa. Artif-
9-t1IlrS ca Teeth fiom one to full oct, noun
ted in the most approved modern style.
Filling, Filing, and Cleaning don. With care
and neatncSs.
Teeth extracted 1i,h all the care and disps .sl
modern science en- furnish
DIR. HILLS. can always be found at his ol;ss
rs ne IS nov eeyoting his whole attention TO his
profession 5-z 5g5...sz .s5 Hume Ii. 81
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NEW FiRM.-PAIslON d oatai,a wo,,h,
inform the public that they have lust open ed
a new and splendid assortment of Goods of every
variety at5the old stand OF II. ID. PArrox at Cur
"ehsvHte AT their store may be found, almost
every ng ad lp.ed to the wants and necessities OF
the people Of this region. Dress-gooas Lawns
Laces. Gloves Cioihs. Cassimeras Clio hing Hats
Caps Boots shoes &c. &c, of the bes. qua ' and
at the lowest prices.
Also splendid assortment of Hardware, Queens
ware and Groceries -t ~
They invite all persons TO give th5m call fuF-
ly assured they wiiI be able to render entire salts
iaetlon a.-T q III. ID. PATTON, - .sf.s
,y ee!t.s ri stf7-,s..- i. A. HIPPEL. Oil.
CurHepsvilie juno 15 1S5f-.y
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s AIDES AND GESTLEMES---I believe
IA ii a good maxim thar people should purchase
goods wherever they please. But they should not
buy too hastily, before they ascertain where they
can be bes suited. | would mos, respectfully in.
Ylte all Ladics in particulartto call H. CiLESAS s
store and famine his splendid assortment of goods
nat canrot be exeelled in this section of country
for CHEAFSEss. durabilitr .LrIA 'rhev c,ns;s,
q I"-ntlemen's Boots of all descriptions and pri-
ses. Ladies and Genticmens gaiiers of tho test
style. Boys and Girls boots. shoes aud gaitsrs
Z. GLESNAF
june q, 1854
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ya7EAT CAN BE GOT FOR s5.---TBe un

NATEAT CAN BE GOT FOR S5.---Tfe un-
w derslgned have entered into'an arrangement
by which they agree TO furnish the knickerbockcr
Magazine gmonthly.) the Home journal. (weekiv)
and the Musical World and Times. (weekly) to
new subscribers at the very moderate price of FIVE
dollars, a year sor the three publications all or
ders. enclosing that amount to Dyer46 Willis will
be promptly attended 70
SAMUEL HECSTON
Publisher of the Knickerbockert
NORRIS WILLIS,
Publishers Of the Home Journal.
DYER & WILLIS
Publishers of the Musical World and Times
375 Broadway. New York
GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC C0MBL
r-raf@ NATION
Arrangements have been made to furnish the
hBiokcrbOcker Magazine. the Home Journal and
the New York Musical World and Times 10 rev
subscribers, for five dollars year. This is cheap
literature, with a vengeance. The knickerbocker
is 81 per annum the home Journal. 81; and the
Musical World and Times, S:s making : a wear
at the usual rates Thit three such works can be
obtained for five dollars year. Is fact truly wor-
thy the Caioric age, which is just being ush-
cred in Of the knekerbockcr Magazine edited
by Lewis Gaylord CLARK. il is unnecessary to
speak. For twenty years it has been the most
genial; humorous. and spicy monthly in the
worIdi and the present volume will be better than
any which preceded it. The Home Journal csIi-
ted by Geo p Morris, and n p. Willis is wei
known as the best family newspaper in America:
and the Musical World and Times edited by
Richard otorrs Willis with Lowell Mason Geo II
Curtis Thomas Hastings, VIM p. Bradbury tieo
h hoot, and other musical writers contributing.
and which gives among other things over : -
worth OF music a nd full course of Instruction in
harmony annually, is the very best musical Jour
nal ever published These three publications will
Pos- faml Y up in regard to nearly everything
worth knowing ART, Sciyncc Literature; Music
Painting, Sculpture; Inventions. Discoveries: Wit
Humor, Fancy. SentimeI t the Newest Fashions
and other attractions for Ladies' !; Choice New Mu-
sic for the Sabbath, the Church ard the Fireside-
Reviews and Criticism of Musical Woiks Perfor-
mers ard Performances in slorty.thc very pick
and cream Of Novelty, Incident. History, Eforra-
ply, Art literature and Science including what
ever can be given in periodicals to promote
Healthy Amusement and Solid Instruction in the
family and help to make it Better, Wiser and
Happier, may be now obtained for FIVE DOLLARS
Address DYER & WILLIS. 275 Broadway
Editors Publishing the above three times and
sending the papers containing it to Dyer Willis
viii receive the three works named for one wear
Aug. % 1854.
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GA man down east has invented a ma
chine TO renovate old bachelors. Out of a
good sized, fat, greasy old bachelor, he can
make quite decent young IN IN /; have enough
left to make two small puppies, pair OF lcath-
er breeches, and a small kettle Of soti soap,-
Surely this is an age of Improvement.
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5SEkEGE DhLAiEES.-A superior article OF
- BereSe Delaines in dress patterns at 25 cents
per yard never sold IN this county before for less
than 90 cents AT MoSSOP PoTTARFF'S
June I3. 81
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FRANK S0Iisc.L.---We the subscribers intend
hs 10 make application 10 the next Legislator
Of the Comm onwealth of Pennsylvania for an Act
Of Assembly to incorporate Banking Company.
with Banking and discounting privileges, to be
;Ijiei the ',Cicariei Bank and located at the
Borough Of Clearfeid, with capital of one han
,iTcd thousand dollars.
4. X WRIGHT JAMES T. LFoSARp
tICHABD SHAW, JAMES b. 3PAHAy
SoSATHAS BoYSroS ELLIS IRwIs
J. +. WEAvER, j W SxIrH .r
tof j. B. McESALBY.
June %. IS54-6u. ...--f ~
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FE'HE RED FLAG VICTORIOUS The BIoos
Il Red Banner floats in triumph on the .OsG Cor
1teT store where NJ, HILLS has just opened tn.
cheapest and most splendid assortment Of GOD.
ever displayed before this community and exa.s,,
adapted TO their many and various necessities
Livery variety of Hats, Caps, Bonnets Boot,
dry-goods, that are unapproaehable by any other
similar articles, either in beauty of style quality
price.
Also an excellent assortment of Groceries, Hard
ware, Stonc and Qucepsgare With fancy nrticta.
al tnjf1tit,l7,.
He defes competition, and inrites all persons to
give him call at the 'C)kz C,ry.r' which has -
" become the .Bazarr of Clearheld
Every attention will be shown to customers And
visitors, and pains will be spared to send an
smiling away loaded with his beautiful and vslus
BILE goods, never surpassed in CleGrfieid ,..- =
a II. HILLS
Clearheld, June Is I65i-Iy
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n The subscriber would inform the public that
he has just completed large now building, on tn e
South end Of Second Street, Glearfeld, Pa. which
he has furnished anI fitted in the comforta-
bic manner for the of trsyeIiers and
permanent boardcrs.
His charges Will be moderate, and his house con-
du:ted IN decent, sober and orderly manner.
where all quiet and peace loving people, who may
JOHN s. RADEBACH
July IS. 1884 tf
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| MP0RTANT REDUCTION IN P0S-r
"A All We 4oongratplatss seur subscrfbers ass
nc read,ng public gelcraiiy, ontthe sheapnss s
"itn wnicn they can now receive -repriat. ~
n'slh ihe Postage hitherte-tbough ersdpaTTss
reduced slncc fSsf-Ahss alwavs- -or,erated as az
oourstgefaeE eEt TO their -eifea3asien iu pIaocs -
cessieie by expresses other naoies osF,e-,S
prlvste conTeysnce- Hence. as vat they hs,s -
tanned but comparative meagre rs1n circrlatio.1
We hope now that the postage is rnerelv uoz,;.r,
new imretussHil be given 10 these yalp.N.
works. and that no Post Office within the JYrs.os
States viii remain unvisised BY atsleast ono go
of the four Reviews and Blaekwoods Nasa,insH
The Postage on Bfackwood and the four Rr,;s,.
is now but ik cents year. and the subscriptio,
price is but So snd when taken with any of dr.
four Reviews but 81, a Eegr,-
~ Present subscription prices to the Lo.s,.,
f>llt't6eyg " sfr,Sssfer. and Aorsh Brzstsh o..
terty Repistcs, and BL1cksnooas MqgGrIn<
- pm. LyY
or any OF the four Reviews, 50 90
For any two of the four Reviews S oa
For any three of the four Reviews %
For all four of the Revievs 0n
For Black wood Magazine 4 10
For BiackvOod and three Reviews oo
for Biackwood and four Reviews. 70 90
itTrae7ftS 10 be Dsy fe giS i,f e9t..,.e,
40 Remittances and cammunica tons should be-
always addressed, post paid to the Publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & Co
70 Fulton Street, Entrance on Gold Stree,
Aug %. New Yart
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T EBo'6 COMMERCIAL HOGT l.. 10. IS South
EL Sixth st. Philadelphia The subscriber has
recently enlarged and fitted up his house and is
now enabled to compete successfully wish any es-
adjustment in the City, His rooms are comfort
able and well ventilated and his table furnished
with the best in the market. io respectfully soli-
cits the large circle Of lis Clearfcld friends 10 give
him call when they visit the city
JACOB G. LEBO
June IS, 1854.-!y.
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rVYRoNE CITY DRUG sToRE.--Tl,

FENYRONE CITY DRUG STORE.-Th.
4 undersigned having purchased the entir,
s,oak OF ). A. Martin, would take this method Of
informing the Natives, and the public generally
that Drugs and family medicines OF ali kinds aud
IN fact every thing that Is generally kept il
Drug StoTe.csn be had al this establishment chear-
er than at any other il the country This estah-
ishment will be under tbe management OF ore
that has experience, and ia we'll acquainted with
medicine, and is also ecuPetant 20 prccribe for
all those that may requirs the adviee Of Pby,i-
clan JAMES " HAkTIS
P. S. A private ofioe sttschej -
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E+Geod reader did you ever drive pig to
pastufe-and if 50, didn you awsss lind it
necessary to drive HMM an opposite direction!
Well, just so il is with an obstinate woman. Ii
You want. to have her do d certain thing tell her
not tn do it, and you IL be sure to get IL done.
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ErLACKSMITU WANTED.--A
Z IMPROVED sToCK oE pouLTRY

4 Il
IL SHANGHA1S---A umber of the pure blood.
and of the half breed Of shanghai fowls to- sale at
the Poultry Yard of ". NJ. ri,EEDY. CurwcnsvilIc
Pa. these fowls are very large. and remarkable
for their mild and domestic dispositions their lay
ing and nursing qualities, and for their health
mess.
Not one of their young have died or been sick
this summer tf tsEs
July IS. 1854
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Business viii be carried OF by Geo " Orr a.
the old stand who invites gil his old customer, N
give him call and many new ones csn make
it convenient. GEO. ". ORR
Clearfeld July 25. 1884
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dNOiN6 IT ALONE.---The undersigned hav-
W ing ia ken to himself the store formerly own
ca ey fatehin Swan, takes pleasure in infaTInins
ns frlcnas and the public generally that he has
just received from the city splendid asSor lment
OF Bry tioods% Hardwais. CuecnswaFe Hats and
Caps Boas and Shoes, and every thing else usual
y keps IN country store. Persons wishilS 10 buy
cheap and good Goods should not forget that he
IL determined not TO l,e undersold by any store in
in the county His motto is % Ole penny rsth-
er than slow sixpence." zas1fi77 = [siirls
sfJ5to5ilszns. s9i = s. C.. PATCHIN
Glen Hope JULY g. 1854 ~.-, --I : -.
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FE1IE GOOD INTENT HOTEL. AID Stage 0fice
Curwensylle- Pa The Subscriber would IL
form Lis friends and thePubiic that be has just re-
ftted and rc-tufnished bls house and is prepared
10 render every attention to the travelling com niu-
nifty.
His bar contains liquors Of the first qualify and
his table will always oe supplied with the best il
market.
He respectfully so.icits his friends and others to
give him call M. Il. FILMING.
June IA. 81.
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oF PARTNERSiIIP-. :

HISSOLCTION OF PARTSERSuIP.--- -
sF Nctiee Is hereby given all whom il msy
coacorn' ihat the partnership heretofore existing
between tha undersigned is this day dissolvec By
mutual consent The hogks of TIE irrr aEs Ieft il
the hands Of Gearge VI. Orr. by whom cl the
counts to be settled, he having puroh ssed the
interes; Of John kl3Dger il the outstanding
counts G. ". Orr WI! .etti- all lao hrzz debts
GEO. ". ORR,
JOHN kLIN1SE.
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NEW GOODS Al The CASH STOREy-Ths
subscriber has just received q large aud we'll
selected stock of GOODS OF almost every descrjr-
ton suitable to the season, which he is selling Of
at extremely low prices He respectfully inyis.-
the attention of all who wish TO buy good Good. A.
the lowest prices, 20 call al the sign of the Cheap
est q Gods >
Country produce Of almost every description Ia
ken at market prices il exchange for goods.
Persons wishing TO purchase, and receive fair
equivalent for thsir money, will do well to civ.
him call .e
Remember The sign OF the CHEAPEST GOODS
on Market street, AMI cali and be convinced thss
there is truth in the words thereon inscribed
June Is, 1854 WM f IRWIN
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81 stick no BILLS. "A waggish boarderat one
of our principal hotels, where they are in the
habitof putting every mans bill uaier the
door weekly, has nailed tin sign at the foot
of his door, on the outside, with the noted
inscrsption eStict 10 btlls hereg'
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L.. To maSe inoIey plenty and cheap, has
been the study Of statesmen for the last ten
centuries; and yet when counterftiter steps
in and shows them how it's done, he is bun
died off to State prison, for dozen years or
more. What an ungElt tful worlii 1srrx
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IA A. WALLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
w office nearly opposite the Court House
ciearleld Pa will attend faithfully to sill business
entrusted 10 his care
June :, 1884 y
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Isl AhHl ED-the splendid stock of Cloths
e Cassimeres. Festings, Trimmings. &c recently
purchased by the Subscribcr, which he will sell
make UP 10 order, in the most fashionable and du
Table manner, at his store in '"Shaw's Row Tie
material and fits warranted No charge for show
ing his cheap and beautiful goods
Tie would inform the trade IN Clear6eid, thst ke
u the authorized agent for Devsres London aad
Paris Fashions.
ava. q. THoS sHEA
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I0N Barrels Fish, for sale at the Cheap Store
1 - OF ~. z. IRWIN
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4 Jackson -CRANS-Attorney, at Law OF
lie nee adjoining residence. Clearfeld Pa
Nav % f54-iv
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b II LARIMER-Attorney and Counsellor at
az Law. Office with John l.. Cutie ESQ next
door to Dr. II Lorrein's Drug Store, Clesrfeld
IA -tsl ~ May 26, silly
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PRETTY FAIa.--The New York Aurora says
that Mike Walsh should now change the name
OF his paper to the '.Iitte crop scope
Does the Aurora mean to insinuate that
Mikes paper has been Tetl-he-secpe 1-Mer-
curry. 75-a e4 ltt
Or a XII iads-seope2
I2-Scene at. Camp Meeting.--'S;ster, are
yon happy q t'4s 9
'fes deacon, feel as though l was in Bel
zebub's bosOm,' K-.-srFg. FFF
Not BelZebub'si' -. es1."st
We'll, SOME one of the patriarchs, don't
know which, oe. - fsas ol gEs.
DEvoTIoN.-Some sentimental village loaf
cr thus certifes to the Intensity OF his deso-
tion to his true love: sia sala's
: sing her praise in poetry, 58sg
For her at ana eve g Ht "a
r=sr l cries whole pints OF bitter tears,
And s0spes then, o6 teth4 ing sLee0s. ;, s,.-
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NEW FIBM.-ThoU9 MAN & ROWE House
Y Sign and Ornamental Painte1s-GlazieTs
Chair N lkers. and Paper Hangers. cfer their ser
vices to the citizens of Clesrfeld and vicinity
shop next door to the Jews Store
They keep constantly hand. and make to or
der every variety Of Chairs, OUNCES Sofas, &C. &
Chairs and Sofas made equal in beauty 10 any that
can be obtained from he City. and more durable
in workmanship ana material.
ta JOHN TR0UfNAN.
June I4. fly. ROBERT ROWE.
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NJFW FIRM. .-G GRAHAAi& WATSON. have lust
~ opened a new ami splendid assortment OF
goods at their Store in. tirahamon5 consisting Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Cloths. Cassmeres. Hardware.
Qaeenswdre Groceries, Boots, shoes, Oils, Paints
and every Other ar ieIe usually kept in . country
tore where they offer for sale az cheap. If rot
cheaper than any other Store in the County All
kinds of produce and lumber taken in excnange
for Goods Il Ba..s
al Of pr. Jsyne's family medicines for sale
a... sf rs.-F G. VI. GRAHAM.
JAS. L. WATSON.
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HAMES- B. AfIAM-Merchant and exten.;vs
Geld county, Pa Ma "a *.
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