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THE RESULT.

1t will be seen by the reports of the recent
elections, that the Democrats have carried
the State of Ind. eecting their whole State
ticket, thus insurng in their favor the ulti-
mate result of the Pres. election. Ind. has
not been carried by the Dems. in a Pres.
election for 20 years. Even at the State
election of 1872, when Hendricks by reason
of personal popularity was chosen Gov. by
n mai. of 100 the remainder of the State
ticket was lost. Notwithstanding the with
drawal of the Greenback candidate for Gov.
in the interest of the Republicans just before
the late election, which was the last desper.
ate movement, and intended to be n fatal
blow to the Democracy, the State stands inn
movably pledged to Tilden, Hendricks and
Reform and takes its place among the per.
manent reliable Democratic States.
The election in Ohio is most gratifying
whatever may be the result there is to be
shown by more complete returns. II has
been State of 10000 or more Republican
majority for half "a generation with rare ex-
ceptionsswhere local causes operated or O
light vote was polled. The majority is now
substantially swept away, at full, contested
election, when Herculean efforts were pu
forth by the Republicans to hold it.ssEven il
the Republicans have carried it by lean
majority, the moral effect of such vot,
throughout the country will be damaging il
the highest degree to Hayes and his party
The vote of Ohio is not needed for the elec
ton of Tiden, and has not been claimed
by the Democracy, but such voting as this
in his own State, must be regarded as mos
mortifying if not disgraceful to the Repub
lican Candidate.
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Governor Chamberlain. of South Carolina
issued a proclamation on Saturday, declar-
ing it impracticable to enforce, by the ordi.
nary judicial process, the laws of the State
villain certain counties ordering the dis.
bandment of the white rifle clubs within
three days and declaring that if his order
is d.sregarded he will "exhaust his own
powers and then appeal to the United States
Government"
The Democratic State Committee of South
Carolina has issued an address denounoing
this Proclamation as 'unwarranted hy law
and facts. aad issued to furnish pretext for
troops" Chief Justice Moses, in reply to a
letter from Wade Hampton, states that
"be knows nothing TO lead him 10 conclude
that South Carolina is AN armed camp, or
that any arm is needed more potent than the
law Associate Justice Willard, and Judges
Maosey and Cooke, Republicans, have also
written letters denying any knowledge OF
the alleged facts set forth in the prOcama.
ton, and Judge Mackey charges the Cover
nor with conspiracy against a free bal
lot"
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TIE REGISTRY LAW.

also give Oflcal notice 20 the electors Of Column
bia county that by uct entitled "An Act further
supplemental 20 the act relative 20 the elections OF
this Commonwealth" approved April 9TH, A. D. 1862
II Is provided as follows;
SECTION y, AFTER the assessments have been com
pleted On the sNtyrst day before the Tuesday next
following the irst Monday Of November Ia each
year, the assessor SHAH, ON the following day maize
return 10 the county commissioners OF the names
Of all persons assessed BY him since tho return re-
qulred % be made by him by the first section OF this
act, noting opposite oaco palne the observations and
explanations required To be noted as Aforesaid; and
the county commissioners shall thercupUu cause the
same to De added 10 the return required by the first
section OF TINS act, ana ful and correct copy there
Of To be made containing the names OF all persons
returned as resident taNuOeS In said To- l0n district
ana FURNISH The same, together with the necessary
election blanks, 20 the officers of the election In such
election uhtll,t on or before seven O'Clock ON tnp
morning oi the election and no man shan be ror-
ntted 70 vote Ul the election on that day whose
name Is not ON said list, unless no shall make proof
OF his right tu vble as hereinafter required.
SRcrOs 10. ON the dag OF election any person
whose name shall not appear ON the registry Of
voters ana who claims ta right 10 vote at said eee-
tiOn, shall produce at least qualihed voter Of the
district us witness 10 the residence VI the claimant
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NEW Turk, UcI II, IoIO, o:2o Il. m.
IndianaDemocratic. Hendricks telcgraphs
from Indianapolis seven o'clock: Returns
coming in slow, but indicate Indiana GER
tainly den ocratc. Thompson, Chairman
Ohio State Committee, telegraphs four
o clock, that he does not concedeOhio to Re
publicans that the State is very close and
our chances equal with the Republican
Democratic gain in Cleveland is two thou
sand eight hundred and forty-six Nv n
Cincinnati two thousand one huNI
West Virginia is Democratic by six to e ~
thousand.
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PHILADBLPHIA, OCT. 1T, 10, 3O3.
In l35 twps., of 46 counties in Ind. Har-
rison's majority is 29lS gain of 1850 over
1874. Cuyahoga Co Ohio shows Democratic c
gain of 250O Wyndotte 20S Lorain 10l, Fri {
207 Huron, Co.. shows gain of 3l4 snd
Trumbull AS. West Virginia Democratic by
5000 majority. Harrison probably elected
in Indiana and Bell in Ohio.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
n IN the ESTATE OF aouy r,cr,pr. pec'p

IN THE ESTATE or JOHN RfCuART, DECD.
The undersigned Auditor to make distribution Of
the balanre OF the funds in the hands Of the
Administrator among the parties entitled
thereto, viii attend Ia The duties Of his appointment
at his Olllce on Main street HlUOmsbuTg, Ienn'a.,
ON Friday the 80 day Of November 1915, when ana
where all persons having claims against the said
estate are requested to present the same bcture the
Auditor or be dcDarred from coming IN for share OF
said fuud G.. q. BARLEY,
oct, '1G-lM Auditor,
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A Ifn1T0R,s NnrlCE

y ESTATE OF MARY HORLOCHER, DECEASED.
The Undersigned auditor appointed to distribute
funds In hands Of $. II. Miller. Trustee. among
parties entitled thereto viii meet all pelsUnL inter
estci, for the purpose Of his appointment ut II
o'clock m. on Tuesday, oct 81. 10 at his once II
bloomsbury, when and where all persons havlnl
claims against the said estate are requested L
present aud nrOve the same before ihe Auditor, u
be debarrcd from coming in for share Of snid iund
j. q. FREEZE,
Oct G. 1876. ct Auditor.
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DNtINrsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

IA ESTATE oF MARY ANS BERNiSGER, DECEASED.
letters OF Administration ON the estate OF Mary
a. Bernngef late Of the Twp. OF scott, county of
COlumbla deceased have been granted by the Regis.
Ter OF said county tOA0r0nierringerOf Main t"p.AU
persons having claims against the estate OF the decr
dent are requested to present them for settlement
aud those Indebted TO the estate tu make payment
TO the undersigned administrator without delay.
AARON BERNINGER,
oct. O. 1s1G.-Gws Administrator.
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PHTLA., PA, Oct. II, 5.55p. m.-Demo-
Gratis claim whole ticket in Indiana by three
thousand majority but concede possible de-
feat Of Williams. Republicans probably car
ry Ohio and gain five congressman.
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ALSO,

The One-eleventh interest IN farm In said Pine
township, containing l1O acres bounded the north
by land of Wesley Baker, east by land ot Susan
Faus south by land Of Il. Mendcnhal west by land
of =. W. Faus, and known as the iurm OF Thomas
Faus deceased: whereOn are erected two story
frame house, barn and OutbuildngS.
seized, taken into execution and 10 he sold as the
property Of Joshua K. Faus.
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DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA
Dyspepsia Is the most perplcNing of all human all
mentS. Its symptoms are almost Infinite In their
variety and the forlurn and desrondCnt victims Of
the disease often fancy themselves the prey IN turn
or every known malady This Is due, in part to the
close sympathy which exists letwecn the stomach
and the brain, ana IN part also 10 the f,ct that any
disturbance Of the digestive functions necessarily dis
disorders the liver, the bowels and the nervous
| system ana effects, to some uAtent, the quality Of
| the blood.
Il. f. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron IS q sure cure
This is not new preparation, to be tried and found
wanting 1t has been prescribed daily for many years
| in the practice OF eminent physicians with I'M
PARALLEL success; 1t Is not expected intended to
all the diseases to which thehuman family is sub
| ject, but warranted to cure Dyspepsia In It's most
obstinate form. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron never
| fails to cure symptoms OF Dyspepsia are loss OF
appetite, wind and rising OF the IOod dryness Of the
| mouth heartburn, dstension Of the stomach and
bowels, constipation, headache, dizziness, seepcsi-
ness and low spirits. Try the great remedy and be
| convinced OF It's merits. Get the genuine. Take
only Kunkels, which Is put only In 81 bottles. Depot
$50 sale by ali Druggists and dealers cverywhcr
Ask for Il. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron and
take no other, six bottles for 500 or ST. per BOTTLE
Wornlsl Worms Worms
+. +. Runkel's Worm ~ run never fails to destroy
Pin, Seat and stomach wOrins. Dr. kunkel, the only
Successful Physician who removes Tape worm in
hours, alive with head, and no fee until removed
| Common sense teaches II Tape worm be removed
all other worms can be readily destroyed Send fol
circular to Il. +. Kunkel, $50 North Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa or call on Your druggist for bot
| tie of hunkels Worm syrup, priceSl IL never
| fails. October.
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AIrnlrNK,S NnrIr1i

~ ESTATE or GEO wEAvtR DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the court
TO distribute the balance I'm the hands Of the ENcCu-
tors Of said deceased 30 and among the persons
entitled to the same, viii attend To the duties ut MS
appointment at his Office I'm Hl0Omsburg, Thurs
day, Nov ?, 1S6. at 10 O'Clock a. m. when and where
All persons are hereby notified to make tncir claim
before the Auditor or bo Gcbarrcd from coming ia
ON said fund G.. ". MILLER,
oct. O.. 20. CIV, Auditor.
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A TDITOR'S NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF WILLIAM BARBER, LATE or MADI-
son TOWNSHIP, DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor TO make distribution or
the fund in the hands OF the Administrator of the cs
tate OF William BARRIER, deceased, viii attend to the
duties OF lis appointment. at his Office In Blooms
burg saturday, Nov. Attn, 1876. AT 10 o'clock u.
m, when ana Where ali persons having claims
against the said estate are required 10 present the
same before the Auditor, or he dcbarrcd from COM
ing In for share of said fund
+. p. DILLMEYFR,
Sep 2q-iW Auditor.
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Blacksmith's Anthrac,t', :,
Bituminous,

and Limeburner's Coal
Especial attention given to the prepara-
ton of coal hoiorc leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange fer coal
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice. Orders left at /. w. McKelvy's
store, or at our office, will receive prompt at.
tention. Office and Yards at William Neal
& Sons Furnace, East bloomsbury. You
patronage respectfully solicited.
COAL. 7-tf-25 COAL
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ALSO,

At the same time ana place. all thnt certain real
estate situate in The village OF MOntann, columbia
county, Pa, bounded and described us follCwS On
the eust by Centre street. south by pubic street.
west by an alley. north by Daniel Goodman. said
lot being 100 feet III depth more or less ana 80 feet
in front, more or less.
Seized taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF Philip d. hughes.
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ALSO,

At the same time and place all that certain Real
Estate situate in the town cr BloomsDurg, Columbia
county, pa, bounded as follows to wit: East hy
Eighth street, south by Abe Long west by alley,
north by John Green said lot bans3u feet in front
and lO6 feet IN depth. more or less, whcreon are
erected one and cne-haif story Frame House and
outbuildings.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF Catherine Long.
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were formally presented to Governor Hayes
at Columbus, Ohio, by special committee
of five, of which w. r. Black was chairman.
Governor Hayes accepted the nomination
and honorary membership, thanked the
committee, AMI said he would make formal
acknowledgement in writing. 1t appears
that on the 10th of July, 1876, he made the
formal acknowledge through his pri-
vate secretary, in letter, the fac smile of
which the World published, and further in
dicated that he ,could put them in the cay Of
getting money to help carry the election.
This binds Mr.. Hayes never to support
as candidate, nor appoint to Office, any
foreign born citizen, and to labor to amend
the naturalization laws so that only Ameri-
can born citizens can vote.
Finding it impossible to evade the charges
Gen. WyckofT, Chairman Of the Ohio State
Republican Committee, probably at the in
stigaton OF Mr. Hayes writes contempti-
BILE letter in which he argues that the letter
was written by Lee, the private Secretary
of Mr.. Hayes and that he (Hayes) should
not be held responsible. Comment is un-
necessary on such silly and unmanly ar
gument. But if that is the way Mr.. Hayes
transacts business, he certainly is not fit for
the Office of President.
The Philadelphia Press while virtually
admitting that Hayes. accepted the nomina-
tion from the Alliance claims that he never
saw the Know Nothing clause and only
looked to the endorsement of the Republi
can platform, This is more silly, if possible
than Wyckofl's letter and is another strong
argument against Mr.. Hayes fitness for of
fee. If he accepts nominations either per-
sonally or through his secretary without
knowing to what he binds himself, he GER
tainy would tall into the hands of unscru-
pulous politicians if elected and his admin
| istration would be even worse than Grants.
Since the above was written the Cincinna-
ii Enquirer has published a letter from Mr..
Hdyes, which proves that he was a member
of the Alliance before July. The following
is the letter.
COLUMBUS, O., June 90, 1S76.-L. S. Ty-
| Ter, Chief Secretary american AHidnce, Boz
2,07l, New York.-DEAR SIR: Your favor
of 18th inst, received with certificates of
membership, constitution, etc., of the Ame
rican Alliance. BE pleased to accept my
thanks for your high appreciation of my.
self. Trusting that | may prove worthy Of
the confidence reposed in me, remain your
fellow. citizen,
r. b. HAYES.
The Enquirer says; at is signed by Mr..
Hayes, and letter press copy is now in his
letter-book at Columbus. 1t was written a
few days before his nomination by the ALI
ance at Philadelphia, and his acceptance OF
the membership is undoubtedly the reason
which inpelled his nomination by the AL
lance" Governor Hayes will not dare to
deny signing and sending this letter, as the
original can be produced and will be pub
lished in the same manner as the Lee letter
Let our foreign born citizens ponder well
these facts and remember that vote for
Hayes and Wheeler is in effect vote to aid
in their own disfranchisement
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Old and younr, rich and poor, all unite
in tcstifying to the true merits of DIR. Bull's S
Cough Syrup. For over quarter of a cen.
tury it has proved itself true, tried and
trusted friend.
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4 ISt),

Nj that certain tract or lot of land situate In Pine
| township, Columbia county, Pa, bounded and de-
Scrbcd as follows: on the north by lana OF Asher
Fuilmer, east by land cf Elijah Fuilmer south by
land formerly owned by L. Mendeuhall, west by land
/ OF Susan rdus containing 81 acres, II OF which
are cleared; whercon are erected a II story log
house.
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Have Won fried Kirbv,s wndChorrv Couch

Have you tried Kirby's WildCherry Cough
Balsam? A very palateaho compound for
the various affections oithe throat and lungs
it has been used with success, in seven cases
OF asthma giving instant relief and in many
cases eflecting permanent cure. Price 90
cents per bottle and positively warranted to
give entire satisfaction or money refunded.
Kirby's Magic Relief for the instant cure
of severe and acute pains.
Kirby's Tasteless Worm Lozenges, pleas
ant, safe and cilectual.
Kirby's Horse and Cattle Powders are the
best powders for stock, manufactured Try
them and be convinced.
Kirby's Camphor Ice for sunburns, sore
lips and chappcd hands.
GilPs Bilious aud Liver Pills are recon-.
mcnded by the first Physicians.
The above preparations are for sale by al
Druggists aud dealers in medicine.
MoYER BROTHERS,
| July 81, '76.-Iy Wholesale Agents
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MORTON REPUDIATED.
NO MORE GRANTTSM
WELL DONE, DEMOCRATS!
West Virginia 1000 Democratic.
DEMOCRATS OF'PENNSYLVANIA
GO TO WORK.

Special Dispatches to C. b. Brockway.
Hamilton county, Ohio shows Democrat
ic gain of two thousand, five hundred and
sixty-seven. Cuyaboga of twenty seven
forty-six. State very close. Harrison, In
diana, few hundred ahead.
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At the election in Delaware on Tuesday
of last week the Democrats carried the State
by majority of 20j2
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

N
IN THE ESTATE OF DANIEL sHIPF, LATE OF MAIN TWP,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, DECEASED.
on motion Of c. q. Barkey, Robert X. Little was
appointed Auditor to make distribution of the fund
In the hands OF the Administrator among the parties
entitled thereto. Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned VIII attend to the duties his appoint
ment at the Office OF L. II. and II. K. Little. in
Bloomsburg, on Thursday, the 9th day OF November
1876 at IL o'clock Il. m when and where all persons
VIII be required TO present their claims be dcbar-
red from coming in upon said fund.
ROBT. II. LITTLE
oct. l3 lsIG-iw Auditor
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-10-13

The influence which has been exerted by
Harper's Weekly, miscalled a journal of
Civilization" has been bad for the country.
Tie caricatures Of distinguished aud hon
orable men which have appeared from time
to time in that paper are simple disgraceful.
The pencil of Thoma, Mast, clever but
unscrupulous artist, has spared no promi-
nent person in political life, nor have the
pens of the editors heen more cbivalrOus
| This outrageous prostitution of pen and
pencil to partisan uses reach, d its climax
| in the campaign OF 1872, when the shame
ful pictures of Mr., Greeley called forth in
dgnant remonstrances from the respectable
paoers of the country. If the Weekly did
not assume so high a position in the news
paper world and pretend to be, AS its name
indieates"a Journal of civilization, this reck-
less pictorial SANDER would not seem so in
excusable. Either the Hsrpers should cease
the publication of abusive and unjust arti-
eles and the printing Of scandalous carica
lures or change the name of the paper to
"a journal Of abuse and promoter of tho
degrdastion of public morality" II is not
necessary that even a party organ should de-
scend to low sounillty, either of pencil OF
of pen, in order to advance the interests OF
the political organization to which it be-
longs and il IL yet more out of place in a
journal which protends to belong to the high
her and. .purer class OF literary publications.
Mr. Mast has created, TO great extent, a
taste for this unhealthy kind of personal
Iidicnle and in that respect his undoubted
talent may be considered public mislor
tune.
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The Radicals have done rather more lying
than usual this Fall concerning election
returns'and the same with intent to deceive"
Their newspapers and public speakers
claimed immense gains in Vermont, but the
official figures show the smallest Republi-
can majority even given in the State they
exulied over majority Of 16,000in Maine,
but it dwindled down to little over 900;
they insisted that the town elections of Con-
Deticut showed strong Republican gains but
it turns out that the Democrats have gained
5Stowns over last Falls elections in Cole
RADIO they claimed 1000 majority, but it
seems that the result is doubtful and they
will be lucky if at the most, they get half the
amount claimed.
The Democratic majority in Georgia was
so immense that they could do nothing with
it so they placidly remark "of course, we
made no eff1rt you know" an argument
which might impress a two-year-old infant
of idiotc tendencies as forcibe' Georgia
gives about $4,000 majority and the Legis-
lature stands as follows: Senate, Democrats
40, Republicans, /: House, all Demo
| crats except 6, three Of whom are negroes
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COAL.
COAL.


G. w. NEAL s. BRO, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks of
Domestic,
CunOla
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IL ESTATE OF LUDWIG THEILE. DECEASED.
sLetters OF Administration with the will
annexed on the estate OF Ludwig Theile, late
Of Locust township, Columbia county,, p ma,
deceased have been granted Dy the Register OF said
county to VIM. Martz OF Catawlssa, Columbia
CO unity, Pennsylvania All persons having claims
against the estate OF the decedent requested to
present them Tor settlement, and those indebted to
the estate to make payment to the undersigned
Administrator without delay.
WILLIAM MARTZ,
oct 13 '7s-Gw. Administrators
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ALSO

At the time and place, all that certain lot OF
land situate In the Borough Of Ccntr-ia. Columbia
county, Pa, bounded and described as follows: rn
the east by Paxton St., south by North ST., west by
an alley north by lot Of Henry Jaspen, being IT.
front and 40 feet de- ep, which erected frame
dwelling house, large two-story frame wagon shop,
and a blacksmith shop.
Seized taken into ccution, and TO be sold as the
property OF Reuben Fahrlnger
CONDITIONS OF sALE.-Purchasers must pay
ten per cent Of the purchase money, or AZ least
enough to cover all COSTS at striking down OF sal 9
Otherwise property TO be rc-sod at once.
CIAS. ). FOltNWALD,
Sept. q, 20. She III.
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Marriages.

GEIGER-CAsE.-At the residence OF tho brides
parents In Alton, by Rev, ]. A, Irvine, Mr. David
NJ. Geiger TO Miss Martha +. Case, all Of Scott
township.
HowN-sMrrn,-At the residence Of the brides
parents ON the 7th Inst by Rev. @. l.. Bensooter,
Addison j. Brown, OF Dloomsburg 10 Miss Josie A
Smith, of jackson.
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ALSO,

At the same time and place. all that certain lot Of
ground situate in the borough OF Ccntrala Columbia
county, Pa, bounded and dt SCIlbed us follows ON
the south by Centre street, On the west by lot u
John Arter On the north by an alley on the eat y
lot OF August Cattle, containing 30 feet ront ON sa
Centre street and 14O feet IN depth, whereon nte
erected two-story frame dwelling house and OF Z
buildings
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF John Pleasant Hoagand.
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II LANE NOTES,with orwithOut j,NemP'ioS
ID for sale 10 the COLUksAsO q uea