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A FREE CURE.

For Consumption, bronchitis, astha-
ma, catarrh, throat and lung diseases.
Also sure relief and permanent cure
for general debility, dyspepsia and all
nervous affections, by a simple veget-
able medicine, which cured a venerable
missionary Physician who was long
resident of Syria and the East, and who
has freely given this valuable specific
to thousands of kindred sufferers with
the greatest possible benefits, and he
now feels 1t his sacred christian duty to
impart to others this wonderful inviSor-
atlng remedy, and will send FREE the
original recipe complete, with full di-
rections, to any person enclosing stamp
for reply. DR.. CLARK A ROBBINS,
Greedy Block, Syracuse, N, Y.
(P. o. Box 76)
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big Greek Items.

Big Creek Itoms.
AT present travelling is very inconvenient
both by foot and teams.
Mr. Chas. Weiss, OF Packerton, was at this
place on visit on Sunday last
Somewhat better than than one month and
our School term will close.
Its feared by many that this Spring like
weather Is to early.
Mr.. @. A. Buck, teacher Of Pine Run School,
held spelling.scnOO on Friday evening OF last
week The exercises were very interesting.
part.
REV. Mr.. Zimmerman preached in the SOlt's
Church on sunday, 10 a. M. He will have ser.
vices again IN two weeks at the same hour 10 a.
No.. preparatory for leaving for the Conference
He will hold n collection then TO defrny expen.
is customary every vear
Mr.. jacob snyder. Of this place. who was
lying in a critical condition with pneumnoia
am pleased to report has recovered and Is able
TO be out and about agaIu aB usual which MS
many friends will be pleased 10 hear
DEATHS.
The funeral q Mrs. K. Morris daughter
Sarah; which took place on Tuesday OF last
week, was very largely Attended. The sabbath
and Pubic schools both attended the funeral
In body. between l00 aud 50 children were in
line. 1t was indeed the most solemn occurrence
tears that they shed at the loss Of one Of their
number who was then beng deposited In its
last and final resting place. She had to suffer
Q Hreat deal for number OF weeks Her dis
case was dropsy.
"But affection sore lonR time she bore,
Physicians were III vain:
TIL God. at last, dld call her home,
And eased her OF her p in.
Gone to meet her father.
Feb. Is 1877 REVERE
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ONLY Three inIOO,OOO.

READ, PAUSE and REFLECT over the
following: DIR. COxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka has proved beyond all doubt to
be the best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure of all coughs, colds, whOoping
cough, asthma, hOarseness, weak lungs,
inciplent consumption, and that terrible
malady--croup. Have you delayed try.
ing 1t so lOng2 II so, get a bottle cost
ing so cts. and use two thirds OF II if
hot satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything be
fairer This offer has been accepted bv
over 100, 900 persons using this delight.
full remedy, and only three bottles have
ever been returned. sold In LehightOn
by A j. Durlng and G W. Lentz.
Large bottles so cents; small sizs 25 cts.
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Fa.h,Onable winter CIOthlnE.

T d. Clauss, the merchant tailor,
is almost daily receiving additions to
his large and elegant stock of winter
goods, comprising cloths, cassimeres,
and vestings Of the latest designs and
the best manufacture, which he Is pre-
pared to make up in the most fashion,
able and durable manner, at prices full
ly as low as the same material and
workmanship can be obtained for In
any. other town in the State. Also, a
full line of gents furnishing goods, hats,
Gaps, boots, shoes and CATERS suitable
for the wear of this section, aud manu-.
factured expressley TO his order, The
entire stock has been purchased on an
entirely cash basis, and as he Is selling
for cash only he is able to sell at such
prices as will astOnish purchasers. Call
and examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
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"Wednesday, at Trenton, Chancellor
Runyon appointed Judge Lathrop' OF
the New Jersey Court OF Appeals, re
cplver for the Central Railway OF that
State. Thus ends this matter, atter
much contention and delay. The ap'
pllcation for the appointment had to be
made In New Jersey, and as no outside
creditors we're In condition to seek relief
through the courts by the intervention
of receiver, 1t was necessary to have
the cooperation of the company In the
application. 1t is hoped that the step
taken may result to the benefit OF all
parties having an interest In the man"
agement Of the company's affairs.
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Lshigh q wilks..narrs Coal Co.

In the U. S. Circuit Court, at Pitts
burg, on Monday; receivers were ap-
pointed for the Lehigh & Wilkes Barre
Coal Co. The event though not unex-
pected, is said to have caused consider
able excitement among stock jObbers in
Philadelphia, mora or less effecting the
entire stock market. The receivers are
e. W. Clark, Esq, of Philadelphia.
president of the Lehigh Coal and Navi.
cation Company and one of the direc.
tors of the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre
Company; B. Williamson, ESQ.,, Of
New Jersey, also director Of the
Lehigh and Wilkes.B Barre Coal Co., a.,
and W. w. Tillinghast, of New York,
secretary and treasurer of the same
company. The L. and w. Company
holds property In each of the three
States from which the receivers are
taken, and probably accounts for so
many being named. 1t is claimed by
the friends Of the coal company that its
condition is bettered by this step, and
that in no respect can 1t operate TO the
prejudice of Its creditors or to the pre-
iudice of the creditors of other compan-
les.
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Public Sales.

Public Sales.
Bills for the following sales have been printed
at this Ofice, or they are advertised IN The col
umns Of the ADVOCATES
February nth. at p.m.-Real estate OF Joseph
Miller, late OF WeisspOrt. deed, oOmpriaihg &
one half a lot with ~ story frame dwelling
house. A. Whltilngham, administrator.
March 2, at one O'Clock p. NJ. -HOTsos. Cow.
shOats and Farming Implements property OF
". n. Fenste, maker, MahOning Valley, near
Jacob Rehr.g's old stand.
March nth. AZ v m.-Farm stock and imple-
nents, the property Of 1niiith ana James De.
Long IN East Penn t0wLship.
April H. at O'CLOCK p. m.-HOuse and lot. prop
ertY of Nathan HllL Franklin Two, one
haf mile east Oi " ~eisspOrt, on tue road lead,
ing ~ kresgevllle.
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Special Notices.
+. r. KunkeI,s Bitter Wine of TroT


Gives tone to tho stomach. improves the an.
petite and asslsts digestion; excltes the bowels
20 healthy action, expellIng all the foul humora
that contamtnate the blood, corrupt the score
tion and offend the OrelLh. 1t excites the llyer
TO healthy action and strengthens the nerves
impartlng that glow to life that proceeds alone
frOm perfect heath. IhOusands In ali WalKs of
life, testify t0 the virtue Of this excellent medI
oine IN co recting the derangement ef the d.
gesttVe organs. Get the genuine Sold only in
81 bOttlesL Ask for T.. y. KUNKEL's BTrrFR
WINE OF IRON. and take no other.
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. DysDSDsia,
Il. II. KUNkRLs BIrFRR WINE OF IRON. is n
sure cure for this disease. Ithas been prescfih-
ed daily Tor many wears in the practice OF emf
nent physicians with unparalleled success
Symp Oms are loss OF appetite wind and rising
sleeplessness and low spirIts. Get the genuine
Not sold in bulk. only In 81 bottles.
DO you want something TO strenRthen yOu or
q gOOu hppeitel DO YOu want ~ get rld OF nerV.
ousnessl DO you want energy sleep well or be
cured OF uYspepssa III nov or liver disrRsel 1r,.
E t.AUAksLs BITTER WINR oP IRON. Ever.
bottle guDrenteed TO do as TecOmm ndvd. DeDot
and office, 259 North St. PhlladelphIa. pa '.;st
ne genuine sold BY all drugglsts ASK FOR
IL. II. kunkePs, and take no ct Ter All a. A
a trial Of this valuable med Gina One Iottle
VIII eonvine yon. Get SIX bottles for IS 90, N.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Tape Worm. Pm, seat ana Stomach Worm 70.
move. awe IN from tWn 20 four hour. No foe
uuth nea OF Tape Worm passes alive and lu
one Ask your druggists for KUNKRL's WORN
nIeh OF grown persons IL never fails. Or send
i1r "a oular TO Dr. Kunkel. 249 North Ninth ST.
Phaadelnhih, Pa, Advice BY mai free SEMI
lhfoe cent stamp for ret IN ~ Letter Fob
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List OF Petit Jurors
For Adjourned January term Of Quarter ses
nj iuan,n ltnurirrniur. all L

List OF Petit Jurors
For Adjourned January term Of Quarter ses
sons, bevinninR March 8. 1877;
Albright, ID. B.. merchant, WeisspOrt
Boyle. Barney. supervisor, LansfOrd:
Berwick, Martin. carpenter, Mahoning.
Bachman, Dan,. labOrer. Mauch Chunk.
Rauman, H.. contractor, L. TowamensinR.
Bertsch. ID. g., tailor, Mauch Chunk.
Booth, Il. l., iunkeeper, Mauch Chunk.
Cunfer. stephen. carpenter. MahOning.
Craig, J0hu, merchant. L. Towamenslng.
Derrick, John, labOIer, Nesquehoning
Davis, John F.. clerk. WeaLnerlY.
Eaton, ID. r., machlnlst, Weatherly.
Grnver, VIM. A, clerk, LehightOn.
Grlll, Mich. lnbOl er, i. TOwamensinR.
Hawk, ]. r., lumbe'man, North KIdder.
HON, Jonas A., farmer, LehlEbtOn.
Hal dt, j., surveyor. North Kldder.
Kelsey, Abel farmer; South X oder.
Keeper, Nathan laborer North KIdder.
Kloiz, Robert, banker, Mauch Chunk.
Kline. +. o., shoemaker, Mauch Chunk.
Keener, Daniel, engineer, Weatherlv.
Mccormick, W. c.. gentleman, LehightOn.
Metzgar, j.. carpenter. l.. Towamensing.
Moore, Hugh, merchant Mahch Chnnks
Miller, J.. barber, Mhnch Chunk.
Newhart, Ezra, laborer Lehlghton.
Reese, David, supervisor, NesQuehOning.
R0blnsOn. Alexander. miller, Mauch Chunk,
RomiR, Jacob. wire drawer MRuch CHUNK.
Bchweibinz, Max, tnnEeeper, Mauch Chunk
6hafer, David. lAbOrer. TOwamensing.
Sendel, Josiah, carpenter, Mauch Chunk.
Williamson, Harry, merchant, summit HILL
Walter, ID. ID arDenter. East Mauoh Chunk.
WeyhenmeyerJ Oseph. boss, U. Mauch Chunk.
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MARRIED.

SHIVERS-MILLER On the 18th INST. at
the residence of Mr.. Joseph Webb, ,by Rev a.
A. Breugel, Mr.. Chas. W. ShVers of Phlln
delphia, 20 Miss Malvina Miller of Lehi9htOn.
FEN ENSTERMACHER-N -NILLER.-On the am
nst.. by Rev. A. bartholomew, Mr.. Lewis
fenstermacher and Miss M atilda Miller bOth
OF West Penn, Schuylkil Co
MAUGOl.D = NEUN >rIkL. - On the nth
Innst., " the same Mr.. John NJ 1augold, aud
twp.
SIN SMIrH-ENGLER.-on the ard inst, at the
brown, Mo. Charles IL. Smith, and Miss
FRANCES Z. Engler. both of Mauch Chunk.
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Borough Nominations.


ION wednesday evening last large number Of
our citiEeus assembled at the "Centonnial Ho-
tel" on Second street. this borough, for the
purpose of nominating persons to I'LL the sever.
al offices IN the gift OF the people. The meet
ing was called TO order by Harry V. Mortimer.
who briefly stated the object of the meeting.
and r ], Younkin was chosen Secretary. The
chairman having declared the nomination for
Burgess In order, the following gentlemen we're
named: L. p Semmel, A. ]. DOlenmaYer, and
Daniel OieWtne. a. j. DOllenmayei was nOmi-
mated on the ard ballot. For borough Council
men nine persons were placed In nomination,
via; VIM. WRter0Or. n. p. Lentz, Thigh. X. Rex,
4. p. Longglreet. Jos. DrumbOre, Phil Miller.
Thigh. Amer. TheO X. kemeTer and III. v.
MOrthimer., Thigh. II. Rex and Jos DtumDOre
being nominated on the seoOnU DAl lot, aud IheO.
Kemerer on the third. For school Directors
Tllgh. Amer, VIM Zahner, VIM. Meidaw. Reu
Den ROtn, VIM. WRterbOr, O. Il. Greenawald,
Charles Trainer were nominated The third
ballot resulting In the choice Of Reuben Roth
and ChRs. n. Greenawald. For Constable the
candidates were Joseph $. Webb. Henry
KOsteDbader and ]. X Hill, Jos Webb being
nominated ON the hTst ballot. For Oyerseers OF
the Poor II. v. Mortimer and T. II. Snyder
were nominated bv acclamatiOn. William Wei
daw was nominated for Judge OF Elections. aad
John II MOulthrOp and Jerry ]. R0tn for In.
spectOrs OF Elections. For Auditors, II. ],
YOungkin was nominated for three years and
f. y. LentE iOr one year
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertiser. having been permanently enr.
e1 OF thlt dread dlsrase, Consumption by a sim.
pie remetv, Is anxious 10 make knOwu 10 hia
fellow suaerefs the means OF cure. 10 ali VINO
ae are A. ne will send copy Of the prescription
usso, Tree OF ehargel, with the directions .Or
preparing and using The same which thev " III
nud bUWE CURE tor Consumption, Asthma
bronehliis, &C. Parties wishing toe preSorlp
ton wall ple5se addre-s REv. r. A. WILSON
w Penn-sL. Wlllamsburgh. N ". itnla ma
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Tape Worm Removed Alive,
PIMPLES.

VIII mail (Freel the recipe for preparing a
simple NEoErABLR BALM that will remove TAN,
fRECkLES PIMtLES aud BLOICHRs Ieav
ing the skin soft, oiOar and beautiful; aIso IN.
suuctiOns Tor producing a luxurlant growth OF
nAlr on bald bead or smooth face Address
New YORK, ianls. md
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The bottom appears 20 have fallen out OF
the oil market again. The price OF crude has
been hammered down Co sl.SO per barrel and
there is great rejOlclng among the bears aud
renners who are anxious TO lay In . stock for
luture operations. In January ~ wells were
o0mpeled in toe oil region. with a total pro
ductlon on the lst Of February OF 2,6Ss barrels.
Fifty OF the WE'LL were dry hOlrs"
William Green. convicted Of the murder of
his half brother. samuel MarshRll was hanged
on Monday In Plttsburg.
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for yeara from
n, ~ Gus DeOllily, Premature Deoay aud ali the
euuots al V0utAinl inuiscrntUn will for the aak o
o. su1eging humanity. send free 10 ali who e,d
II, the reolpe aud fdireohOns for making the
Nmnle remedy bV which be was cured suffer.
efs Wishing 70 D. ont Nv the Alvert seiss exDerl.
enoe can 10 70 hy addressing m perfect CONT.
deuce JOHN r. OGDEN,
lipldmn " Cedar-st. New York
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Observation-Disclosures.

We had quite q cold rain on Moniay after
noon, and on TUESDAY morning very cold nOr'-
wester.
The wife Of Mr.. Peter ShabO, Of TOwameu.
sing, was buried Rt 81 Pauls Church on Mon.
dav OF tins week. Funeral services were con.
Quoted In German. by Rev. J. E. Freyman. Of
WeisspOrt. She was AGED ~ years aud u mo
She leaves KIND husband and two children co
mourn their early loss. Peace be 10 her ashes.
-Mr. john Mungold and Caroline Nennstiel,
Of this place were joined In the nuptial Donds on
SUNDAY last. The happy pair have the good
wishes Of p. d W. Tor their future prosperity.
"A daughter Of Abraham Henry died OF Group
on Tuesday morning no a. MI, of this week.
closely following her mother who proceeded her
but short time to the grave. We deeply SYM
pathise with the bereaVed family aRaln in this
their sad loss.
Abe, son Of Daniel Weidman, died Of diph.
thtira on Tuesday mOrninP VI this Week-cl0se.
ly following his brother lJohnl who was buried
only on Friday OF last week. Both are inferred
at the Solt's Cemetery.
The dreadful disease dlphtheria Is rigging 10
an alarming extent throughout this section.
Four children OF John Wofe, of this place, are
down with this disease. They are attended BY
DR.. J. G. zern, Of Wetssport.
ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following pupils in c.
A. Bucks school deserve TO have their names
paced on the Roll OF Honor for the month end.
Inc Feb 1877.
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DIED.

BRUEGEL.. -On the 18th inst, of d,phtherIt,o
Group Frederick Charles, son of Rev. a. A.
and Mrs. Olivia Bruegel, OF LehiQht6n. ared
years and months.
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school n ePOrt.

SehO Ol II epOrt.
County Supt., r. F. Hofford, vim
please accept our thanks for COPY OF
the Report of the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, for 1875. The fol-
lowing figures from the tabulated state
ment will no doubt prove interesting to
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street. Philadelphia,
Feb. 18th. 1877.
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Inc following table shows the quantity or coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley l,allroai for Ihs
week ending Feb. 10th, 1877, and for the wear gS
compared w til the same time last Year
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socIety Meetings.

rNyINIro CASTLE, No. 70, A. o, X. OF rHE M: Q.
ind aad lth Monday Of each month, IN Re
III ]. Hunsicker, 8. X. O.; 5. r. Gnham'
3. K. n. =.
c1NApKN HurrKN LODGE, No. $50, l, o, 2. +,
meets every Tuesday evening at O'CLOCK
in Reber'e Hall. Alfred Beck, n. q. N.
D. heber, Secretary.
1ETUCHEN TRIBB. No 232. Imp. o. Of n ~ -
meets in Reber's Hall every Satur1av;, ~
r. Kreider, Sachem q. W. Deihi' " Oh W.
poHo pocA TRIBE No III. Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on "Wednesday evening OF each week, nc 7;3O
O'clock IN Public School Hall, Weissp"rt
Ia. c, ", Schwab, 81 JAG. Brong. L. OF T.
LSRluHToN f.opoE, No. 2s4. X. Of p. meets
on FRIDAY evenings in Rebers Hail at ';sO
o'o.ock. J, W. Raudenbush, q. O. T. H.
Rstciif, X. Of r. and s. .
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y r., SEWERS,

n n. slEwERs,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
0f-TT--I AT LAW,
OFFICE, No. 2, Mansion House,
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Settling Estates Filing Accounts and Orphans
Court Praouce speciality. ,uot
transactions in english and German. jan "
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehiph
q Susqurhanna DIVISION. Central r.. n. ~
New Jersey-week ending Feb, 0. is77.
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The Earth Cure.

Levi Parsons, who has been help
less invalid for the past four or five years.
his lower extrcmities from the small Of
his back being totally paralyzed, has for
some time had enough faith in tho home
" hit excellent Indian remedy of burial
in the earth. to try it for his case, On
Sunday last re taken To roosevelt
Harris farm, whore there is a field Of
blu. clay, and q hole three feet deep dug,
in which he was laid and covered nearly
TO the arinpits in the earth and allowed
to remain about three hours. From
this one trial very decided improvement
is percsptible. His feet and ankles were
covered with thick incrusiatien OF dead
skin This has peeled off, and leaves the
feet looking more life like. Blood in the
veins appears thinner and flows much
quicker and he has turned himself alone
an his couch twice since, thing he has
not done since his confinement The re-
snlt appears so beneficial that he will iol
low it up.--Detroit Free Press.
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Keeping the Tongue.

Keep it from unkindness. Words are
sometines wounds. Not very deep
wounds always, and yet, they irritate.
Speech is unkind, sometimes, when there
is no nnkindness in the heart. So much
the worse that needless wounds are in
ficted 30 much the worse that aninten
tioally, pain is caused.
Keep it from faiseh pod. 1t Is so easy
to give false coloring--to make a state
ment that may convey meaning differ
from the truth, while yet there 10 an APP
pcarance of iruth--that we need be on
our guard. There are many who would
shrink from telling lie, yet, who suffer
themselves in such inaccurate. exsggaer-
ated or onesided statements, that they
really como under the condemnation OF
those whose Lying lips are an abomina.
ton TO the Lord
Keep It from SANDER The good repu-
tation of others should be dear to us.
Sin should not lie suffered to go unrebu-
ked; but it should be in accordance with
the Scripture method: Go and tell him
his faults. betwixt thee and him alone" y
And II should bcborne In mind that what
is too often considered as merely HARM
less gossip. runs dangerously near,if il
does not pass. the confnes Of SANDER.
A reputation 10 too sacred to be made n
plaything Of, even if the intent be not
Malicious Rural New Yorker.
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The Wife and the Home.

Wife means weaver You must be
housewives or houscmoths, remember
that. In the deep sense, you must
either weave mems fortunes and en-
broider them or feed upon and bring
them to decay. Whenever true
wife comes. home Is always around
her. The stars may be over her head !;
the glow worm in the night cold grass
may be the fire at her feet but home
is where she Is, and, for noble woman,
it stretches far around her better than
houses ceiled with cedar or painted
vcrmillion, shedding its quiet light far
for those who else are homeless. This
believe to be woman's true place and
power, ~ John Ruskin.
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A Tree Gwen to Weeping.

IL the ramtree nf Peru IL capable Of
doing all that 10 related of it. and can
be propagate'l, il might be Of great ser.
vice 10 The arid portions Of our south
weatern territory oae Of the Cousulf
Oh Tie United Etates VI Columbia has
addressed to his home Government a
letter describing the tree AS it appears
in the woods adjoining the city of Moy-
obamba. in Peru. II is called by the
natives lhe, tasnta saspi a. g.. the raining
tree. Atall tiuaesit dfips wster from
its leaves and branches, and in some ia
stances the grouncd around it has be
come swamp. This property Of the
tree appears to increase in the dry sea
son. The height otthe tree ia stated as
about 6fty feet; diameter at base, some
What over a yanl Eft4
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