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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED, HAV
~ ing purchased the Horse and Wagon, form
erly owned by WILLIAM STRAUSS, OF Hemlock,
and having left the said Horse and Wagon with
the said William Strauss during my pleasure to
be used by him for my benefit all other persons
ore hereby warned not to interfere or meddle with
said property. HENRY hlMMhi1'
Hemlnck December !. 1S5S-tf
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
TIE CURE o.

FOR TIE CURE OF
fzo,ti,.n.,,. Jaundice, Dy.pepsia, INDICATION
DUsenterv, Foul Stomach, Eryspetds, HeaaHcns'
Piles Rheumatism, Er'ptiO''s aud Ssr'. D.ssass
Liyer Complaint, Dropsy, letter, 1i'n'0rs G''o
Ssn Rheum, Worms, GO,a, Nei"dtgtG' az
Dir.er PHI, and for Purifying the BLo0a.
They are sugar-coated so that the most sens Isl
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are me
best aperent in the world for all the purposes Oh
family physic. r,oo
Price IS cents psr Box; 5 foxs' for Si'oo'
Great numbers Of Clergymen. Physicians, s'ates na
men. and eminent personages, nave leht 80 80
names TO certify the unparalleled usefulness oi hs G
comedies but our space here will not petnh5 eie
Insertion of them The Agents below named n- iua-
r;sh Gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC IN whlch i tiley
are piyen with also full descriptions OF ths so3e
comSlaints and the treatment that shouio oe ioi-
lowed for their cure ~, ao.1,-s with
o,bar nreparations they make more prom :L o,,.
0enand AYERS, and take no others me ia 81,
ant the best aid there is for them, and theS snoH
have it.
All our Remedies are
Frz- Sold by Z. DEVINE, Eoensburg' and
merchants generally through the country
Nov. 2t 185S:50:fy.
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GngAf gEAyITnIHa,
So long Unsuccessfully Sought,
FOUND AT LASI!!
THOR JTR RESTORES PERMANENTLY
II GRAY Hair to its original col'r; covers lux
| uriantly the bald head removes all oaIofun.
| itching and scrofula, scaid head ahG ;lI G.
| tions: makes the hair soft, healthy snd glossy
| and will preserve it TO any imaglnaoIe age 10
| moves. as if by magic, AL llctches, &C., lrofa
! the face and cures ali neuralgia ana heissS
headache. See circular and TIE foIo"ing
Dover, N H. Fob. ., 1857.
Prof q ! WOOD & co. Gents: Within
| few davs we have received so many orders and
calls for Prof. O. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
that to-day VI compelled TO send to Boston
for quantity, (the dozen you forwarded an
! from YOU. Erery bvttis Ue haze Sotd seems -
hare produced three or four ne'c customers, and
the appreciation and patronage 1t receives t1on
inc most substantial and worthy citlzehs o. cur
vicinity fully convinces Us that II Is A NC0t
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
Send us as soon as may be one gross 81 Sis,
and one dozen s. size; and believe me yours
| very respectfully,
''' (SignedJ DANIEL LATHRoP & CO.
Hickory Grove, St. Charles Co. Mo,
Nov. 10, 1856 !
Prof o. G. WOOD-Dear Sir: SoIne TINE
NOA--~
vour Hair Restorative, and ITS ELECTS were SO
Wonderful, we deem it cur duty TO you ana Tie
| afflicted, to report Il
0ur little sons head for some tmo had been
,,erfectIv covered with sores, and scme called u
scaIdbead. The hair almost entirely cane OF
in consequence when a friend, seeing his suffer
mos. advised us to use your RESTORATIVE We old
So with little hopes Of success; but, to cur sur
nrise. and that Of al cur friends. very few aP
rrl;catious removed the disease entirely, snG
new and Iuxuriant crop Of hair oon started ous
and we can now say that our boy has IS healthy
scaIp. and as luxuliant a crop Of hair, as aSy
otbdr child We can therefore, and 90 beIeoy
recommend your Restorative as perfect EeI-1scJ
y for all diseases of the scalp and hair.
v We are, yours respectfully.
= GEORGE W. .HIGGINBOTRAh.
= SARAH A HIGGlNBOTHAM.
8, Gardiner, Maine, June q, 1885
J. Prof O. j. Wood-DeaI Sir: l have ussa
it two bottles of Professor Woods Hair Restorative
III and can truly say it is the greatest discovery 81
er tbe age for restoring and changing the Hair
se before usag it I was man Of seventy. A)
,;e he hair has now attained its original color 1oI
No can recommend X to tire world without the ieas
no fear. as my case is one of the worst kid.
IF Yours respectfully,
DANIEL \. MURPHY.
the ,-O.J.WOOD g CO., Proprietors, 3l2 BTosd
But wav. n Y. lin the great \. ! Nire haliih
by F.tab.i~hnent.l and ia Market ST., -. Leri'
rug Mobile, and 60,
leo Sold by all good DrusGSts S@seF
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~ The iron company at Pheonixville,

~ The iron company at Pheonixville,
Chester county. has already furnished large
quantity of railroad iron to parties in Cuba.
The purchasers are SO well satisfied with the
article that they pronounce it of the best
quality, and have ordered an additional sup
ply.
~ The navigation on the Erie and New
York Canal is represented as quite lively
sixty boats passing through the locks at AL
bany, and all tue boats east of Utica are ex-
pected to reach tide before navigation closes.
- The North Carolina Legislature have
elected Governor Bragg for the long term
and the Hon. L Clingman for the shor
term as United States Senators from tha
State.
- Placido, an Indian, aged 139 years
died on the 30th Of October, at San Buena
; ventura, Mexico. 1t is said that he assiste
, in building the Mission church there, s
t years ago.
- Arthur's Home Magazine for Decemb'
' is on our table This is certainly on of tt
d best monthiies now published. Every lac
= should subscribe for it.
= Rg- The steamer Canada, left Half
> for England, on the Sd inst. Among
:, passengers was Gen Williams, the hero
Kars.
c. - Swank, Of the Johnstown Tribune
On in town, taking notes in the murder ca
e. He looks remarkably we'll.
Ill
90 Mr.. James A. Brooks, editor of
:. Democratic Herald, published at louisa
Mo, died of consumption, on the Goth ul
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-08

ITOTHING,, CLOTHING y! EVANS
HUGHES would respectfully IN n
yte the attention of the citizens Oh hp We
GnsI; qARGF and EXTENSIVE stock of FALL and
WINTER WI Ut CLOTHING which they have just
uaoa;veJ from the Eastern cities, and are now
nSa,;ng at their Store Oh High street, and
which chey propose to sell at the lowest possible
nrice. They have also received and have on hond
4 6ne and large stock of Cloths, Casslmeres'
n n T...an5S TRIMMINGS. &C. &c. Handkercmefs.
stocIs. Cravats, Hats of all kinds and descriP-
.;on' Umbrellas and Suspenders, Clothing made
70 order at the shortest notice. Please call anu
see us before you make purchase any~hea.
else. as we can guarantee that we will not 1e nes
in quality and low prices by any psnd'a
- tbo state. Terms Cash OF Country Ironuce
IN 'no ''''' EVANS s HUGHES
Phsusburc, Nov. 10 1873.
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ID
DR, 7. G. AVER q CO.
LOWELL, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle; SIX Bottles fof Co.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

h.s ror for itself such q renown for the cure OF
go variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
il is entirely unnecessary for US TO recount the
evidence of its virtues. wherever it has been en-
nIo1ed. AS it has long been in constant use
fLovabout th;. section we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the Oesi
Il ever has BEEN and that it may be rehe9 on a, y
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all DI = LIN - 49, Z N--S
The Liver is one q
tors OF the human bod-es
forms its functions wellN3
tenn are FULLY develop
most entirely depend .
tion Of the Liver for
of its functions. Wien e
the oowels are al fault,
suffers IN consequence-
er-haying ceased 70 DO
eases Of that organ.es
have made it his study ,N
than twenty years, TO
whercwitn to couuter-~
meats to which it IS
To prove that tlisgs
any person troubled
in any ofits forms, hash
conviction IS certain.
A compound h q -
soIving gums and e1-'
which is soluble for tEcs
medicine. These gumsN
bad from the stomach.
their place a healthy
ting the stomach, caus-
purifying the blood,
t. the whole nlachin-r
ses Of the disease. anGb
without any of the dis
felt by using Calomelk
is usually restored 10.
One dose after eat
lieve the stomach ard
rising and souring. .
Only one dose taken
nightmare. !
Only one dose taken
, bowels gently. q n d
= One dose taken after
Dyspepsia.
! UOue dose or two
: ways relieve Sic n -
One bottle taken for
moves the cause q tho
( perfect cure.
d Only one dose i'm
lie. while one dose Of
cure for Cholera Mol
by Of Cholera.
One dose taken offer
renee OF bilious attacks
painful feelings. .
les Only one bottle j
o. the system the effect
pre- sickness.
de- One bottle taken 70
ohm yellowncsS or unn2tu
nta- On. dose taken
ohm gives vigor to the app
gest well.
on Oae dose often +,
(tbe mic Diar1hea in j
/, in summer and bow q co
h Of the first dose.
" of One CT two dos
noon by WORMS, while (
ition there is no surer, SAT
eeffe. the world. as it ney
ldren There is no exagge
with ments, they are pia
.tber- give evidence 70 prov
nc to giving their unanimo
ttend Among the hundr
offered to the public
-iff. fully recommend as
ct generally known no
- This preparation is
AND producing the most
>sEkl who use it. Almost
~ heen given of the 6
by those of the higl
we know it to be tn
=. the public.-Hudso
ir,n;a Prico one dollar ]
ready SASDfOKD q
-eceive way, New York.
40 Wood street, =
~ rSold here by
Nsviss,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-08
DFGEMRER.

Times goldea orb sinks toward the hori-
zon-auother cycle is sooh added to the faith
omless immensity of eternity, aud another
wear, which is but a day with its Supreme
Director, is approaching its twilight, soon TO
set in darkness and soon to be succeeded by
bright and joyous morrow lnettabiy SAD
are the teachings Of the season; it seems as II
! death were in the house when we consider
| that the last of the months is fading away
forever. 1t is the type of death, of the res
direction, and Of Immortality; it can bring
| balm to the religious mind as it prehgures
the victory of faith over the grave, the burst
ing of the eerements Of earth, and q far-on
tappy future where we shall be forever tles-
sed Aud it has in its storms and tempests
soon to succeeded by vorual gladness. Its
lesson to be impressed on mortal hearts. Let
gloomy clouds of sorrow come and tears tall
like rain, the Sun of Hope will soon efnlgent
shine and bring Joy back again all fresh and
, pure as are the dews before they were exha-
led to feed the terrible storm. Mourners,
; take heed aud be Of comfort, for on !ite's
drear waste, though tempest tossed and
: wrecked, there is at hand "a haven where
. we would be" friendly hght al manu- ant
- land ahead !
C Aud look again, through binding mist
L Of snow and bowling winds TotteriDg VIII
!, a BY way of staff; his flowing locks coverc
{, with sleet and studded with gems of fros
10 10 sparkling like diamonds; rnufied in tattere
Z. furs, and bearing on his head fantastl
a' crown of evergreens-D December approache
49, the LORD of the year, He has given =
e er to his children; to the Spring its dover
- floral beauty; TO Summer its revenues of go
H. a fruits. These, his ungrateful proger
l. have enjoyed in wasteful riot, and now Il
81 !, aged sire bereft of all, deserted by those
"A, whom in his regal and paternal mupificen
ie he gave all and divided his royal kin gdom
tS. wanders in the tempest and the storm, bar
~ headed, contendirg with the fretful e!emen
Ct, wildly raving tearing his hair, and throui
fa1 faS the gloom ftfuly recalling one tender fol
iot the pious Cordelia; which like the star
my my Bethlehem, glows brightly on the wintry s
d and gives one radiant moment to the che
ao' less season-a beautiful vision feeting
.. time, for soon the icy cord is twis'ed arou
~ its neck and the year lies des on the bre
anu of December-crushed, but every inch
10 king? We hear the last sad wall
cry Oh thou wilt come no more
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Cons OF TEMPERANCE. = HIGHLAND
= Division. No s4. Sons of Temper A|xE
ance. meets at its Hall every Saturday YS
evening, in the upper acS. OF \. DAVIS
building.
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the principal regu!A
V, ard when It per
the powers Of the sys
ed. The sioa.act il al
ent On the healthy &c
the proper PcIfcInaros
the stomach is Gt fault.
and The whole system
Of one o-gaE-the Liv
It's duty. For the dis
one Of Tie pGoprietcTs
lin a practice Of mere
frd some rem 6 i y
, act the mary Gerauge-
liable.
5 Srcmed. is at last found.
with Liver c, mPlcint
: b.: to Try { tcttle, sLe
be,n for1 ed y dis
tracing that rart
active virtues OF IL
I remove all morbid ~
system. supplying n
: flow Of bile, iryigCIs-
ing focd TO digest veil
giving tone and heFith
cry, removing the cau .
Z efecting d radical cure
agreeable after effects
u OF Mineral Poison, that
is sufficient 10 rs
rreven: the focd Fl n
before retiring prevent
at night loosens Il,
cures costiyeness.
each meal will sur.
tesspoonsful will s!
, Headache.
female obstruction rC
. disease, and makes
. mcdiateIy relieves Ch.
ten repeated is o SUI
- bus, and a Prev,ptir
viii prevent the recg
~ while II relieves c
z needed 10 throw out
Of medicine after & 10;
I'd
raj cciOr frcrl the ski
a short time before eati,
= tite aad makes feed
,-N peated, cures the CD.
IS worst forms, vi
nop plants yield sin "a.
.sE cures attacks au,
,r worms n childr
or speedier remedy
e. fails.
70 alton in these sta
in sober facts, that We
e while all who use it
US testimony in its fay
eds of Liyer Remedies I
. there are none We can
DR.. Sanford's lnvigorator
" throughout the Unior
truly q Lirer EnriSorn
happy results on all Il
innumerable certificates /
.reat Write of this uedi
lest standing in society,
e best preparation now b,
n County Democrat,
,er bottle.
CO., Proprietors. s45 B
DR.. GEO. II. KEYSER
inolesale and retail agent
all Drsygists, ard by III
Ennc -
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MYOTICE.-The Pamphlet Laws of the Ias
~ session of the Legislature OF Pennsy wanna
have been received at this Office, and are ieauy
for distribution to the persons entitled 10 re''e
JOSEPH MCDONALD. frst'y,
Re..sx,s. Ju'F ~, 1854
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-08

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Ihe 9, nn-
Y dersigned offers his FARM situate IN Jack
son township, Cambria county, for sale. IL con
tains 100 acres, about IS Of which are cleared
and having thereon erected large two story
frame house. large bank barn, and other out
buildings. There is also on the premises large
orchard of 100 young fruit trees, all bearing
This is decidedly OF the most deSlraole l0Ca
tions in the county for a country residence. ne
iocatio2 is pleasant, and the soil productive. a
| GOOD road leading to Summerhi!l station on the
| Pennsylvania Rail Road, passes through me
arm-distance about miles, and Is also mile
rom the Stone Turnpike. Il is IN the nelgho9r-
| hood of the Camel coal tract, belonging to Js-
.enb Burkhart, and is supposed to contain Gan
| nal Coal. There is never-failinS spring 0i wa
Tor a few rods from the House from which the
wafer is conveyed to the door of the House and
harm ward by Hydraulic Ram Terms OF sale
will be so easy that almost any person may De
'' For further particulars inquire of the under
signed on the premises, ,r,,o,,c ZONES
} kug. 1s, 1s5s-4o:tf. .
J ssStordard," ;" Holidaysburg, and "Pstriot :
, ITnion.u Harrisburg, please insert each to am
. Of s2. and charge this office
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n,mnfrat & Smtlusl.
aNDS SCISS 0 & s

r,;, being the first week of Court! Court,
IA'1 ,ss ~ prevented us from devoting
s5a''s n 20 writing editorial. Kind pat
excuse US.
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= Mr.. James A Brooks, editor of the
Democratic Herald, published at LOUISIANA
Mo-, died of consumption, on the 10Th ult
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ya Our borough and county merchants
xorId 40 we'll to read the advertisement OF
NJ GoRARLxY, in another column. Mr,
o stand. \. No. in Pittsburgh, as mer-
chan, Of integrity aud enterprise, and we see
no reason in sending to Philadelphia for
Groceries when they can be had just as gooo
and cheap in cur neighboring western metro
,Ols. besides saving a considerable per cent
70 in freight Give i, a trial.
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An employee of the Penna. K. n Go.
Il. recovered damages, in suit aginst the
COMPANY, to the amount of S5.775, for inJu-
,i,, received through carelessucss on the part
,,,,rs Of the other hands engaged on the
.ns train with himself, resulting in the
,a.shing of his leg. The case was tried
i ,5. Court OF Common Pleas IN Somerset
.,,D., Cen Wm. 4. Stokes was employed
,,bc mar, Of the Company. aud Hon II.
Foster for plsintif The case occupied
tsversl days.
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T II +
.,TW'jsf3 TN'V.'Ia-s!.Ssa. II

. n e09~ - . . - m
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, Is a GhEAi =
scientific Medical DISCOVERY, arn Is Caiiy "ofA.N
cres almost 10 great too believe. Il cures es II
by magic, eren the first dose giring tengIt, and
seldom more than one bottle is required 10 cur.
anv Kind of Lirer Complaint, from the T.ra'
Jauntice or Dyspepsia to common htsGscie >
all Of which are the result ol D7Seossa L'e'7'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-08

Swank, Of the Johnstown Tribune, is
in town, taking notes in the murder case
He looks remarkably we'll.
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Rg- The steamer Canada, left Halifax
for England, on the Sd inst. Among her
passengers was Gen Williams, the hero o.
Kars.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-08

- Arthur's Home Magazine for Decembe'
is on our table This is certainly on of th'
best monthiies now published. Every lad
should subscribe for it.
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November 10, 1S58-2m,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-19

<=9Es THE GLASGOW AND N. Y.
S]STT4 STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
rs.SFasssss44s1tsss5 SPLENDID & POWERFUL STEAMERS
Commanders.
EDINBURGH, $500 tons. ............. VIM. Cumming,
NEW YORK, 2,l5O - ....,......... RObt. Craig,
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Are appointed to sail
FROM GLASGOW,
GLASGOW, u March,
NEW YORK, IA April
EDINBURGH, IS April
FROM NEW YORK,
GLASGOW, 18th April.
NEW YORK, 5th May.
EDINBURGH, 18th May.
RATES or PASSAGE:
FROM GLASGOW.
Storage, found with cooked provisions.... s
FROM NEW YORK,
FIRST class, $40
Storage, found with cooked provisions. so
Children under IA years Ofage half fare Infants in Steer
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Return tickets available within six months by any
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Storage passengers forwarded to Liverpool Dublin and
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FIRST cllSs......... .'....-.,.............'Sl+O
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An experienced Surgeon to each steamer.
For passage apply to WORKMAN & Co.
123 Walnut street, Philadelphia
HALL Il LONEE,
Sc Buchanans Wharf Baltimore
ROBERT CRAIG,
fe22u II Broadway, New York
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PHILADELPHIA
Steamboats,.

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T'pR FOR THE SOUTH
f-.5l...zs-Is nTpFCT ERoN NEW yoPE PHI -
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TO NORFOLK, " El.IloN, KAhhIGii, MiI.MiNGioN
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Spring AND SUMMER ARRAA CEMENT
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From, New yorl, 70 NorfoIk and Portsmouth Va g 10
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NorfnIl. and port sr,outb Va Z M
~ PASSENGERS and their bo@rap, conveyed free IF
cLn.os batyvann tl,a nnnnts on tha Route
PASSENGERS Inv tlis line cnio, comfortale NIGHTS rest
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rse1I{HLE1asM The fine Barkentne "ANDREW MANDER.
AlSrznASON,' Capt. Henderson, will have despatch
For light freight or passage, apply to
c. MORTON STEWART
jy17-tf 81 South Gay street.
11T1tt5A WANTED.-A SHIP Of from
rn1M to 700 tons register, to load Timber at Lo-
&LsasTtss Gust Point for Liverpool Despatch will be
given Apply to DAVIES & WAKEFIELD
jy17-3t* 16 Spears Wharf.
7 III FOR CADIZ, SPAlN.-The
N-E3a4asM A l clipper ship VULTURE, W. j. Gill,
-lsasa-sAt commander, will be dispatched in a few
days For Freight of small packages passage apply to
PENDERGAST BROS
iy10f II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
LIN FOR AMSTERDAM-The A
Nlei{aks1sM Ship JANE HENDERSON, Fuller Master,
- will have quick dispatch for the above port.
For Freight Passage apply to
+. L. BRAUNS & co.
je14u Cor. Cheapside and Lombard st.
LIN FOR CHARTER.-A low charter
Nf@ifu&erM will be accepted for the brig H o NJ $
-. $3.50 II Urn, Capt. Hastings, to Sagua la
Grande only, if immediate application be made to
my17tf +. W. BRUNE & SONS.
In A VESSELS WANTED FOR
Nlzi+a&EnM HAVANA
.szss..syA The undersigned constantly in want
of vessels to load to and from Havana and Mananlas.
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