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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
DID.

Ia this town on "Wednesday TN inst Mrs.
Howe, wife OF John Howe. aged 80 wears and
In this town on the oh ms, ncac. Luther 81
the slst wear of his ayr. In his youth no enduy
hardships aud porls ot the war 81 the RcvciutisI
bis subsequent liic has been worthy OF the ~
dcncc which be helped to achieve \ good citi|
exemplary christian, useful officer in tho chul
has fallen asleep ~ good old are. HIS last ~
was protrac,cd and distressing but he endured Y
faith and departed In the peace and oonsolatis
tho gospel Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
Doct. Marshall's Aromatic CatarTh, and
Headache Snuff.

THIS SNUFF superior to any thing yet known Tor reno
ia the head and the headache fl opens and purge. on,
lnI obfifuctons strengthens the glands aud Rises heal
thy acton 70 The parts affected II perfectly free from
any ihing ueleterous IN ITS composition-bss pleasant
isVor and ats Immediate effect after being used sgrees
bls.-PTiee, 81 ~ Cts per B0tAs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
Present WIN. Hall judge.
Rich New Goods, for Spring Sales. :

Rich New Goods, for Spring Sales.
IOHN STRONG has just received Gom Boston verv1
general assortment OF Dry Goods, comprising smocf
every article usually chilled for such Prints OF new md
elegant patterns; French husns and Lawns. very ,ie
whe ana coofed grounds and other fashionable drsso
goods Of the choicest styles.
general and choice selection Of Groceries which 40
particularly selected for the Of tavern keepers All
orders will DO punctuay attended to-
good assortment OF Hardware together with r. 6,rt
rate clocks OF new pattern. All Of which will be dsooe
Rutland, March 30 Isli. ~ *
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
Doct. MarshaIl's Vegetable Indian
Black Plaster.

Ihs Plaster unryaed for curing Seroulous Syeliing,
Scufvey Sores Lame Back and Fresh Wounds Pam, IN
ne d~s, hips, and limbs and seldom fails 10 Rive relief M
local theumsisms n applied T. the side II v n gfe fn.nv
81 the common Liver Complaints and equal Il not .u
perof 10 any hing IN for eorns on The FEET In.
virtues Of this Plaster have been Witnessed by
individuals IN The United States Whs have tested its ebo..
Icy.
sod BY the proprietor, Charles Bowen .Addleborv
" "m Z hpppson, a. Co, and Lewis s. 70 Bo.,,n
Colnsoek * Co, and Ioadiy Phelps q Go New Yors
add sevsrsi dreggists in Philadelphia N Cohen a Co
Charleston b G, John = CLARK Bsuopore and b. dfu,'
gss generally Throughout the DATED stars and Csnsds
Tor sale IN RutlSnd BY DANIELS & BELL JAMES
BARRETT, jr and q, the Bookstore 1911 y'oe. on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

Content There is good story told in an exchange
print of gentleman who advertised lhat be- would give
bis field to any man who was really coutcucl. When
an applicant, came, he said, YOU cou,euted . aud
on an affirmative reply, he would reJoln, then what
DO you want OF my field ?
There is no mistake in the wit n tic following sto-
~ We are afraid that It Is too good 10 be true.
The Three Sufferers. gentleman afflicted with
an impedmen, 10 his speech, "a, down 10 a crowded
dianer table, at a public hotel, and calling to servant
addressed him thus Ne-w-ygaiicr, gl-gIye mr -
s.ss8me rr-rossi h-b-JeeL lie siammeIed on, 100
ply, w-w-we a-a-waut g-g-go a-a-ny. A. which the
gentleman, highly enragcI, surprising the servant was
hooking hn. spranI from his scat AMI was proceed
nc % kn1. him down. when thirI person arrested
his arm and cried 20 him not % strike saying, be
si-si- shutters s-a-a-same a-as w-@-we d-a DO.
When Dlchcsnois, the celeJr,,cl Preach actress.
died, n person met an old man who wa, one Of her
mos, intimate friends lie was pale, confused, awe
stricken. Every one trying 10 console him bon
a VAIN Her oss,' be exclaimed, does not affect
me So much as her horrible ! latitude Would 900
believe H. she died without leaving any Thing 30
her Ill who have dlnsd,rA her, a ier or1 l1n'
thee nsles sussk for thirty yea's.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
Troy = loug h s.

THE subscriber has on hand few good Troy IN
L which he can warrant a. first best They wec9
ed from selection oil first rate timber, and will u
ioir for cash
Old ploughs repaired short notice
Atso--Al kinds Of carriages repaired at his AZ
reasonable terms tor cdst w w. Balm
Rutland, I2th Apil lsll. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
GENERAL. JAMES MILLER.

Messrs. 0AIEs g. SEAroN In looking over the
vast multitude of visitors at the Capitol yester-
day, my eye rested upon General MILLER, OF
Massachusetts, and was astonished as we'll $
gratified 40 find tho. ha SIN 10 tua4 tho
fatigues Of office.
As the noble-hearted General moved along
SCARCELY touched by the fangs of time, was ir-
:esstibly carried in Imagination TO the battle
ground Of Bridgewater and the height a, the head
OF Lundy's Lane. Presuming that a sketch of an
incident in that gallant action would not be unin.
terest'ng 10 your readers at the present time, |
have taken the liberty to enclose you the follow
ing, which trust you will publish
Yours. very respectfully, D.
WARRINGTON, March >.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
Richmond * KsrooE.yEiEe Canal.

At meeting the Board Directors Of the Richmond
and Rockville Canal Company held their Office Bird
llth lS4l petition received from Caleb Shearon
and other Stockholders which taken up considered
when motion the following Resolutions a4opted
Resolved, That the balance Of dollars
Share due September last be Immediately collected
bic the board, together with the due from city
of Richmond pay the debt already due Contractors.
Resolved, That the Secretary be, and is hereby
shorized, procure suitable purpose and
give notice Stockholders Company Will receive
Bacon Flour. and such other articles Contractors ay
stand in need Of cash prices for half
the lnstament due on the first of April
Resolved further That Stockholders DESTROYS work
out the amount of their Stock. may liberty
doing, upon just & equitable principles prices radua-
ted by the scale of depression prices gneEay provided
Sufficient number of Stockholders viii unite, make
the work 10 be done, LEAST five bundled dol
lars.
The following Preamble and Resolution was adopted:
Whereas there has been sundry complaints from
seFioore On $40 oera- sd @f Iir t'a~l.
Of there being part Of me
line; therefore.
Resolved, That the Company win let work the part
of the line between Rockville and the 5st feeder
bove Fairfield TO double the ali bon6cd sub
scFptons which may be made in addition CAPITAL
Stock, by the citizens part line said canal
From the Minutes.
B. FULGHUM, Se,'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

On TIE Richmond and BrookuiHe Canal.
Having been authorized by the Board of Drec-
s~rs to publish such matter as may Interest the
Stockholders, IN relation 10 the amount Of work
done-tho amount due Contractors, &c have
made out brief summary of the matter. which
will be seen below, that shows the amount dae
Contractors tor work done to be Sf.SS4 Is.
Now, III order to enable the Company to nav
this sum, ii is necessary for Stockholders such as
have not already done so, 10 pay the amount of
their instalmenl. which due on the lsr of
9th mo. (Sept) last The Board has instructed
me TO proceed forthwith to collect The same; vet
have hope that each subscriber will feel that
interest IN the work, and the character of the
Company IN paying the laborer, that will be a
sufficient inducemens 10 pay, without further rou-
bic or cost. II this IS not done, | am bound by
said order TO place the accounts delinquent sub
scribers IN the hands of an officer for collection
The Board has also authorized me to receive in
payment for Stock, Bacon, Flour, and such other
articles as Contractors may stand in need Of TO
one-ha!t the amount Of the insialmenl due Oh the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
"I'LL TRY SIR.

AN INCIDENT OF THE BATTLE sRIpGEwATER.
On the 18th of July, 1914, the bloody battle
OF br'dgewa'er aud Lundy's Lane took place near
the banks OF the Niagara. 1t was six o'clock and
suitry evening, when the British forces under
General Drummond advanced to meet the Ameri-
can columns; and more deadly contest never
ragged on the soil Of our beloved country than ,bs,
which then commenced; the roar of the neigh
boring cataract lost itself IN the boonipp of the
cannon-the voices of many waters, and the voices
OF ost'ie sang edss together-and the dead slep,
IN sweet torgetiulness upon the moonlit hill. The
first brigade under General Scott, with Towson's
artillery and u body Of cavalry, sustained the al,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

frs, sf next month. This course has been a6op
ted on the reception OF a petition from respect
able number Of our Stockholders, with view to
letting work to be paid for with such trade. Ii
the ard should find the plan 10 work well, they
vii. no doubt enter into 1t more extensively.
Stockholders probably aware, that an order
from any of the Contractors, to whom the Com
nanv u indebted, will be received III paymen, of
Stock The7 Will also find from the proceedings
Of the Board that Stockholders privileged 10
work on; their stock; and presume, at such Pri-
ces as would mike il object, # the work is done
this season. as il would be paying up their stock
in advance aud would thereby give stimulus TO
the work ,hat could not be without beneficial e.
feet.
Many Stockholders no doubt, could pay their
stock with more case than when money was more
flush an account Of the Indebtedness of individ-
uals to them Who would be anxious 70 work out
the amount Of their Indebtedness at gaitc re-
duced ratio of wages, thereby giving The Stock
holder the entire advantage OF the depression IN
prices.
The work done on the Canal the past season
has been principally excavation, or eartn WORK
and has been done IN the vlcInity oil Richmond.
Abingdon, and Fairfield. In the vicinity OF Rich
mond with a very little more excavation, a con
tinuous line Of canal will be completed, embrac
ing tHt0O wei -.- haln,s where 4 feeder car
be taken into the canal, with very slight ex
pense; and if said locks could be bull, the com
ing season, the Company might Immediately re-
ceve an Income from The water power that wouit
be created at said Locks.
The whole amount OF work done
the canal S23,l2U III
The amount paid Contractors, Is ,236 1t
Due Contractors, S4.SS4 IL
FULGHUM. Ac,'g. Com. R s. B C Co
Bird Mo. 9Th. 1s4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

Terms of Atvertising.--ONE DOLLAR per square for
three Insertions and fNENTYFIvE CENTS for each adj
dti0na nse-ton.-TEN LINES, the space occupied by
33 is counted nothing counted less than
square; all square, and less than square and a
half be counted square and hatf-Per square for
three months, THREE DoLLARs for six months Six Doll
LARS IES DoILARs per annum; two squares FIFTEEN
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TWENTY DoLLAEs per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year, viii be charged for
1000 ms, $50 90 per for fourts
a column. $4,000 for half column, $500; for II
quarter column, S25 00A deduction OF 20 PEI cent
Will be made advertisements longer than quarter OF
q q, 81 h, tho half and not
altered Chance notices and petitions fo divorces,
he paid invariably in advance Adyertisom coming
from abroad be accompanied with the cash. inless
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
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MOrisOn's Pills.
The Vegetable Universal Medicines Of the British
CoIIcge of Health


VIyHE Hygean SYcrem Medicine having truth for It's
foundation, and simplicity for ITS has stood
,imehas frumphed prejudice and opposi
ton and has become sco-Ed-reaourned!
These Medicines cure ALL DISEASES that admit Of
!-because all diseases have orign-lmp1-
rity of the Blood and these medicines no, only
most and eicacious of all purifiers of the blood
the healihful action make good
blood-vghich is health The following speaks for iself
MORRISON'S PILLS.-CAUTION.-Brt Colege
Of Health, Hamilton FfGee, .Nec Road, Lordon, July
H. lS40
Whereas Horatio Shevheard Moat- Of New York, late
General Ageu, 10 British College of Health. Losdon, j.
publicly making of for the SAFE of certain
medicines puorting mine. This certify, that
am in no such medicines. and that
protest against Of my by the said boatio
SbeDheard Moar any wbatsoeFer the same be-
10 calculated 10 misIea public. And further declare,
thai Dr. George Taylor, Of Wall street Ne~ york, s
-, authorised Agen, the United States Of America.
,J from whom alone, Agents duly appointed by
h, can nv medicines mad In witness where
al. / have hereunto my hand and seal
Signed. JAMES MoKIsoS the Hygeiss,
President, Of the British College of HeaIis
GEORGE TAYLOR, s. w all street, n York. Member
of the British College of Health, and
Sole Agent for the L. States
Tire above Medicines may De had genuine Book
Store of ID. r. HOLLoWA1
Richmond. Ia. Dec. IL, lS40. 4sh
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A Cheap as the Cheapest.

4 w. GILBERT, has just received from the Allan
- cities, addition his former stock general
assortment Of merchandise. suitable for the the
STYLES and latest fashions which he offers for sale the
cash system, prices corresponding with the present
city Of money; persons wishing buy will do well
and examine before purchasing elsewhere, deter
mined that no house IN the place shall undeseH me-
Richmond. May ., $40. Is-tf
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VINIE .sBOSTON NOTION" Is NOW THE LARGEST,
CHEAPEST. AND MANnsoMEsr PAPER PUBLISHED A
sTsIc.-On Saturday, Dec. losh, the BOSTON NO
TION appeared entire new dess-new type heading,
&c. &c. The heating was designed by JOHNSON, (the
Crukshank Anerca) and of his happiesi efforts
Ii untes the comical with the Serious and presents sien
world has We; known.
The publisher would state, that during the past,
BOSTON NOTION has been most prompt in procuring
re-publishng valuable literature of the day,
future increased energy and more ample means will
be employed for the purpose Entire Novels Stories
from the pens the eminen, living writers OF Europe
and will continue be, publish
ed columns; among the prominent of The writer's
may mentioned the of Bulwer. Dickens. Cockon,
(author of Valentine Nox,) James, Answor,h Marryau
Mrs Ttollope Countess Bessington, Halliburton. Gam
thor OF Sam Slick Charming. Dewey, Irving. Cooper,
Simms Iugraham, Bryant, Mrs Ssourney, &C. &c
Also. il has AMI viii continue TO contain large 1uanil-
" original mat,er-Po,cal Essays without partizan
rgumont-Moral and Religious discussions, without, Sec
observation-disclosures Articlesiogeiher with all the
gence of the day. Nc efforts Will be spa
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BILE FAMILY NEW SPAPER in the world-and every
worthy of the Immense patona II has
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The Notion has been in existence but little more than
and the unparalleled weekly cifeu-
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New subscribers constantly pouring in, and before
year past, subscriber haers himself the cir
culation will be doubled.
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The Double Notion viii be published occasionally during
the and all those subscribers who pay for one
years subscription.
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each.
Postmasters others rrnit,ing Twenty Dollars shall
Eight copies such persons and places they
may designate, and be entitled TO the Ninth copy gratis
Mail subscribers will have their papers deposited in tbs
Post Office in this city every Thursday.
/ GEO. ROBERTS, Publisher and Proprietor
Boston. March, loii e-oP
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
MUNCIETOWN CENTRE HOTEL

II ME subscriber has taken the brick CENTRE
HOTEL, IN Mdncietovn, Delaware county, Indiana
hopes liberal share OF custom from
his friends and public general. The House is
large commodious and comfortably furnished The Stable
and Wagon ard both large and convenient; with a
good in the yard and plenty Of good Hay.
Oats and Corn the stable Every attention shall be paid
all who may call make them happy and comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Mnnci clown. Feb. s. Is41 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
4 Valuable FARM For Sale.

SllE above described Farm, situated Henry
shp. Henry county. Indiana well known the ''Old
Indiana FARM lying two mics north of New Castle, on
the oadIeadjug from New Castle
ming hundred ani fifty of the quality of
arabic land pa of il being in Blue River bottom, and
well adopted TO stock-being well watered and high
state Of cultivation the Improvements two-story
frame House, with Kitchen annexed several log stables,
and small log tenements suitable choppers There
s Orchard Of thrifty Apple, Peach, and Plumb
Trees. The above Farm of the irss entered
Blue RveF there IS good, unimprovsd Mil Site
premises, which renders il valuable; all of which will
disposed Of on reasonable terms, by applying The
scrloer, ItIn5 il y ew Castle Henry o., Indiana.
WI ID. SHEPHERD
T. : ~" "aHans- hariaE good and well assorted stock
OF Goods, and wishing exchange for Real Estate,
ind It 70 MS advantage call and premises adj
dressing 1 line to the subscriber. w. d. S.
March 9th, lS4l- Off
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
Copper, lsrass, Shect-frOn and
'E'Laa-ssarc SEanu1HCtOryo

ME Subscriber this hod informing the
of tichmond and the public generally that he
has the above business in Richmond where he
intends keeping constantly hand general assortment
Copper, Brass. Sheet-iron and Tin Stills Brew
Fulers, Iyo, aud iiattes Kettles every description
order the shortest and il gool
like all hindso Copper wash, and tea ke
ties kept constantly hand: also, general assortment of
tin-waTe whi,n win be sold wholesale retail
good terms be bought the All kinds
pairing done shortest notice The highest price
viii be paid 'or old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond May 16. 1910. l9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
RICHMOND PALLADIUM.
ORIGINAL POETRY.
For the Palladium

For the Palladium.
1, the parting breath watch with anxious
heart
I, of death when those we love DEPART
Nor yet when upon bier follow slow The eorse
Which lea Ids 'sd1eing oe, that mos we feel
loss
Whom tho DER, and dust 10 dust hath
gone,
And in its won,ed devious course life flows on
An who can tell the filed by those
dear,
When scenes, before US rse and all but they
here.
Preys deadier flowers of lfe than passions tempest
brief.
The whrldwnd blossoms fair, yet still the plant
may thrive
While the dark searching wniry, air leaves the root
alive
Yet earthly pleasures fade if plants of heavenly
Spring in loneliness, AZ
crease,
In humble hope. and holy fear, minds will daily pove'
ssThat sm,en friepds angels erands full OF
love-"
Then strive not hours of sober gtef soowng thoughts
to shun,
Until our hearts brought TRUTH say "thy will be
And grateful love- strokes like these, hearts TO God
way warm,
Perhaps no saw the clouds snatc them from
the storm.
II in his good and way he shelter these from i'll,
And in his mercy bless the blow who linger still,
May hope join in heaven the songs the blessed
raise
Almighty Lord thou King of saints! how just all ting
ways l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

cd for that purpose. of the FRAsKLrN IssTrUrE of ih
lace. 1t is from the pen of of the Institutes lat
members, SAMUEL s. OWEN, now a residen, of tn
ity of Philadelphia. 1t addressed members
without view to its publication; but the society, Will
hey recpocate the feelings and admire the genius of the
friend, willing that this tribute should Ii
buried files of the Hall, have presented it 70
insertion in the Palladium. Ii will be perceived tha
young adopted the style and SEQ
las noblest bard.
Adicu, dear youthful friends, adieu,
Companions that dearly love,
Fond memory Oft shall dwell on you
As through eaIth's varying scenes l rove.
And tho we may meier meet again
In social argument at night,
Still will my heart for e'er retain,
Those happy hours of pure delight
Tho wandering I'll ne'er forget
The place, where have happiest been,
But oft my mind with deep regret,
Will lnger DER each lovely
Tho friends endowed with kindred minds
United by fair iearning's stores;
Will be priced in distant Chimes
As my own dear native shores.
Off have trod that sacred hall,
Where minds developed brightly shine
In classic lore,-in song-in all
That charms, or thrills, or glows divine.
Proud guardian of the brave and free.
And source whence knowledge flows sublime !!
Divine intelligence! with thee
My dearest, noblest thoughts en,wine
Ard should your heart. ondly swell
At mention of my humble name,
IT'S all l ask-enough to toll
That friendship lives in you the
That cen msfortunes youthful son,
Has found as firm and generous friends
To rest his wandering thoughts upon,
And friendships joys in glainess blends
Adicu, dear youthful friends, adieu,
May honor and ambition strive
Within each breast, to friendship true,
To keep your sense OF right alive.
May highest aims the thoughts employ
or minds irst formed for nobless ends;
Nor base desires for e'er destroy
Thy lowy bnrds sinceresi friende.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

OF aftIcIes N or ms sIIIsI' = ~ ~
PRICES REDUCED
"a The present standing Of things. Having made add
ton stock, recently favorable terms, we
ourselves that do well BY you IS any other
establishment the
Among may be found the usual variety OF
choice genuine articles particularly Medicines, W mes,
and Spirta matter essential the Invalid As we nave
ever made particular study pIocue good articles
confidence in recommending them, and VIII posi-
lively sell mach occr for Cash. than has before been offered
in this place Persons wishing purchase. troEsdle or
retG will give call and what can be done --lre
,caflt Of money.
ON HAND: a considerable quantity of Salts, Quinine
orphia, Cream Tartar Acid, Super Catb Soda
Gratis, Cauphor, Rhubarb Jaap Mustard Maghesla
Castor Oil Aft. Pepper, BaheEry, Gum MyTrh, &c. &c
Also,---Alcoho Linseed Oil. Sp Turpentine, tobacco
and every description Spanish aud haSpanish Cigars
at unusually low Tates,-at the oil stand of
IRWIN REED s. BROTHER.
Richmond August lst, $50. 3Ot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

HNHE subscribers, grateful
4 for former patronage, beg
leave 20 inform cur friends 81 the
public generally. that we skill
continue 70 keep a good assoEt-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

Due Contractors, S4,sS4 10
b FULGIIUM, Act'g. Com. R & B c. Co.
Bird Mo. 18th, 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
REPORT

B. FULGHU N, Se,'y
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-31
OeffentltCbe Q5enpu.

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