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The New York herald., 1844-07-01
A FISHING EXCURSION.
GRAND dNU NOVEL Exc URSION

GRAND AND NOVEL Exc URSION
ag16s1Sa tzI he weliknown a far orie stss
Esy@fe5Lzr3sN Ne" JERSEY, Captain Furey, will make
NN<-Ner er first Excursion for the Monday
leaving the foot of Barclay stree north sid AZ
ssocock A. ", Hammond sa; Per No At s,s;
Ike street, T. H. at SG; and Immediately occed to Fort
hamilton thenee sandy Hook, and thence Fishing
Banks Fare 20 cents.
every convenience usually apeitaiarx
hen expressly built and Ted mp naviga the
Ladies this with the
dence that hsy will be exposed that
masdy seascsness usual and unavoidable board
steamers built TO navlgs rivers The New Jrsey is we'll
tied and sea beat on board Of seackn
tra her cabins large and commodious
and she ventilated every
Boats. &c. SC ' -
BAIT iunned board Passengers are requested TO
vide their Lines.
Two skilfu and experienced whaenen Mr. Best and Mr.
Wilson engaged or the will display r skill
with the harpoon such objects shall afford
A Band of Music will accompany the bost.
suitable Refreshments will be provided mia 3m*rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

MEDICAL CARD
DOCTOR FAWCET1oS Late work on the best mode Of
treating Constitutional Debility lmpotency, Sterlity.
Nocturnal Emssions Gonorrh9l Glee Scture. Ve erea
And al Diseases Of the oeneraye Organs be obtained
his ohc-, 1856 Fulton New Yok-Pce 81 The Doctor
continues hrs private consultations old
established office 6 country scrbng
Their ease nlnutey aud enclosing Fee will
meolelhe, also a copy oil the work. 80 lm~rc
pA,kET SHIP ONEIDA FOR HAVRE-Wiil sail,
weather permitting: Monday, lat July l2 O'Clock
from Pier No North River Passengers will please
board at that time The Letter Bags will be
usual places at ii o'clock
j3Oec eTontine Bn;Idino
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!
IN BAND AND FOR SALE, in lets to suit purchasers
- VALENTINES <6 Fulton Market $50 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice article all selected PAS barrels City
Inspected Mess see warranted and 3UU half barrels Family
Beef eea very 6ne intended for the southern market.
The above beef packed careful and judicous
ane viii Keep good in any climate without getting IT, lie
rrrnber VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
mi< Mo Ae kFnI.o. M.rLrt
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

VANILLA BEANS Flesh imported, Of superior quality
for ice just received aud for sale cheap wholesale
and retail, by JOHN &. MORRISON,
D,aler in Drugs, Paints Oils, Dyewoods,
je23 w*rc Gocers Articles &C., 1853 G street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

REGULAR OPPOSITION.
A<Dl1 ~ EVENING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLK
SaA FOR ALBANY, without Landing.oCabin
Deck so ,enls; Berths free
The steamboat PORTSMOUTH. Captiin o. House, will
leave the Pier at the fDot Of Cedar sreet.
Regular DAYS from New York. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. From Albany Tuesday Thursday and Sunday
This boat has been and fitted up neat and com.
Portable style, with bedding aud furniture
She has number OF elegant State Rooms aud
date from go TO 800 bavn@ light draught OF
ter she will not be detained any OF the bars
o. HOUSE, General Agent.
Passengers taking this boat will arrive Albany le
time {. take the morning train Of cars west
For freight or passage Apply on board
After Mcnday, juiy lat. will leave at o'clock from
The ioot oil Liberty street; and Albany att el9 msrc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

Is made mainly by the Editorials, N.ws other than mat
%! rely Guy interest, Literature :tautIcs Miscr
ltu!-s &c Sc wh ca appear throughout the week III the
DAILY TRIBUNE. ltwi cOn.-lu L-rar- matter, on
.lud aud -l"ct- which dos rtsdr the Daily with
Nr-kly Review % the Aefk-i. Ia II, utoa aHd General
Intelligence Its. lv ed-avor - render equrl toa
other Week !he cha'Ncter OF The !r:bun- Is by S
tine generally knOwd. IL inns 10 reconcile t-iagss r'"a
dom OF Tnou:; aud Action w;h w9lount t'. loi
Law and oh disrc- 20 ristul Au. gI-rto h the srr .
"f all dIscoti, .ichv aud turbulence but
t.a, however Tovrl UupoaG..r "ir .as
'T ts eGd the npne Of the oppr-ss dsnd the"w We
II ~ ieS clam to the ABUSED m pemOcIaGy, oi
the cloak OF roli;ica Ptiis,rs the of Designing d-Ga
word. uy D-mocta cthe adversary ui -,ery the
adv every tending the diffusion Of true
reed aud th- upward Progress of the Human R,ce.
he Weekly Tiibuu pubshed in this every Saturday
morning, despatched by the Mails OF rhufsddy and FRI
day. II o: the largest size folded eight pages he
respectfully soci,.i. In its Political course The
lricuae ardeny mtlt Nbly WIG. aud advocates, with
;s surisgS, the pHorECTION liOME INDUSTRY
TIE restoration Of a SOuSD AND UNFuRM CURRENCY, The
.oIous securluu OF INTERNAL lMPROVF MEM, and the
Election OF HENRY CLAY The fesid III Of the nj
Ted States Beng seat OG for Cash 1Saace the Publish
enabled 10 afford IT, Notwithstanding the and
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10 any S'-te oi the Union will be received
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

MORAL LANDMAak.-A travelling correspond,
ent of the Boston Transcript writes the following
from Csnece:
Soon after leaving Montreal noticed some
miles to the E st high Cross on one OF The mos.
elevated mountain peaks in the neg ghhorhood and
on making irgnry about II, learned the follow
ing history: Four or Eve years ago French
Bishop visited The Canedas on crusade against
lnlenpernDcc, and in short time his success was
such that he numbered $4,000 converts, VINO de-
sired, before the Bishop left the country, 10 erect
some monument to remind them of Their pledge
and his noble abors and as the theatre of his tolls
Was in sight of the mountain in question, II was
det rmipcd to erect this cross The mountain is
200G feet above the level ofthc St. Lawrence, and
the cross is 80 feet high aud when saw it stand
ing up in bold relief against dark, heavy cloud
in The back ground along the HORIZON, there was
something exceedingly grand and picturesque
about it. Every norniag $4,000 converts can
turn their eyes to tins menento to remind them Of
their vows. know Of nothing in my travels that
has ttfnck me more torchy than this simple
cross. But v;'at is more singular, in basin on
tho mourtuir lea feet above the ST. Lawrence.
is lake half mile in extent, winch has b,en
consccrsrcd, and is now used in oil The neighbor.
ing churches as holy water.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
The Whig Almanac for the year 1914.
Il eonrenient Book Of Reference for Politicians
ard Others during ne coming Presidential
CGUpQign

4 conrenient Book Of Reference for Politicians
and others during he coming Presidential
Campaign.
1t the usual Calendars and Astronomical aculn
;ions, made for every meridian Name Louisiana
List Of the Government Executive officers Uue States
Judges of the Supreme Court &c. with their Salaries
pee List OF the Members OF the present United States Senate
and House Of Representatives arranged according. their
'ecive States, and the politics OF each member designated
History OF the Tamil Pat and Present Tariffs. Comparative
Statement, OF the most important articles beardg specific du
ties, imposed by the c sl6 1924 l 1892 and ls
The PRESENT TARIFF Law THE UNITED STATES, be
lug the entire law that subject. National Dank with
Extracts from Mr. Mciutfe's Report PROTECTION TO AME
aIcAN lSpusrES-lTs ExPEpIENCY AND NECESSITY By THk
HoS CE,RLEs HUDSON OF Mass. This valuable and uSe.r
Essay occupies Il pages 1t, facts illustrations and doctrines
ouc, 10 be understood by who lakes an interest
IN the OF American Industry and the prosperity of The
people OF the United States: Extracts from n, Gays Speech
the Public Lands These occupy several pages
AID are sufficient 10 give general Of this interesting
subject Anecdotes OF Politics and Politicians never before
published. El.ECTiON RETURNS. By States. Conyres
>onal Districts and Counties These are fullest
and mos; complete which have ever been published They
Were prepared at great labor and considerable expense e1
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Tered to da'as the coming yea: hey show not ony the
returns o the present year bu, so those OF $780, Times OF
honc Elections IN each OF the States Popular Vote for Mr.
Van Buren, md Gen. Harrison 1876 aud isi9 The au,
oil Elections OF each Stale IN 1870 ard the nubcto which each
State IS snat!ei IN 1874; Tables the Population D.b
GoveFno's and Chef justices Of the several Stue, Anecdotes
OF Mr. Clay John Quincy Adams. Col. Johnson &c &c
pnee OF he Wing Almanac i, the same ss last yea
notwithstanding contains about one quarter more rn.,e
Single copies l2s Gents: 81 pc. dozen ne, IcO Off,
must be accompanied By the cash PosrxAsrERs re;u,pr
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postage.
~ The WING ALMANAC j. Regularly ,,bI,sbo, ,,.,-
year. and IS oas SNu1reci 10 PEN dcal uo,tage
of.Ef-Lhh * McElRA III. Publishers.
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

No MIsrAKE--Wc recently stated, az informed
ny friend that gentleman of this city, just re-
turned from Europe, had brought Canary-bud
which sings two distinct melodies. Tie Nation
al Intelligencer expressed donbt that the little
musician could be a Canary. Having since seen
and heard II ourselves, VIC now confirm The stale
Inent. The bird is common Canary. Its tutor
was a blind f;,c PLAYER in Vienna, who taught
this and another snngster OF the same KIND -
The latter is owned by Prince Net;ernich For
the orc which IS here. cu- fi.ud WIS oiierd when
in London, thousand pounds slcfiIng. Its
natural torres and st.le Of singing are Ike those
of ordinary Csnary birds, cut It's acquired notes
arerem1rk1biy sweet,-lud without ssuiliness,-
something ike a :geoc; IN quality. lis accom-
p,shments consist we have mentioned, IN the
singing of two melodies "a waltz, and the Hunt
ers' Chorus in Der Frieschu'z. The waltz has
two parts OF eight bars each. In this 1t Is most
perfect ard seems 10 prefer il TO the Chorus. "
the latter II sings generally on!y part, breaks Oil
into another straiu, and then returns and gives a
few pars mnrc. It's execution OF the five successive
notes OF The diatonic scale, which coMmcnce The
Chorus, is wonderfully exact, and The trlplfts IN
the concluding part are equally precise. Dunns
his performances the tiny vocalist seems charmed
With bis powers; and IL ;s then, carried away by
MS enthusiasm that he abruptly dashes rom The
music Of Won Webc: into that Of his own native
woods. He does not always sing his regular gong;
in the same key. Ii he chances 20 .ia:; above
the pitch suited TO the compass OF his voice, II j
amusing To mark his determined tfi1rts to !orcs
out the high notes. IF this IS simpo-siolc he vii
sometimes commence anew on a lower key, anc
go through the air 10 MS entire satisfaction
Our readers-tho fair ones particularly who are
fond of a!.6s-and all who take pleasure in th'
study Of natural history, will not think this erlc
account out of place. Many so-called vocalis
is pufied i'll newspapers, who has not tilhc o
of the talent OF the pretty songster that elcits hl
notice. We should mention the possessor's name
bu; VIC fear with all his llberaty, he might grow
weary Of the visits Of curious friends
Philadelphia North American
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
ArriNell,

10 Spuf ,rd s. Tilcs,on.
Bis Macon Lewis day, from Savannah cotton and rce
to K NJ Deml.
ufis Caroline Sherwood days cn Charleston cotton ard
BriE Ana Smith, Gates, from the West Ine and dny.
from New siaven mulss>es. to ~ Hemingway
SchT IhoriS jefe son. Nya days lion. Sufr lk naval
10 II L ilnyens. '
Seht superb nmAe, 7days from Washington. NC naval
stores L. Cook K Iayldr.
Schr swan B. ksr. days Berlin corr 20 y Fox
Sch Ann Maria Jones. days from Nrw3er0, Nc uavs!
stnTeS. 10 : /. Mitchell.
y |. McCready.
SchE Ana tymhn Toiien, days from Newbern NC naval
stores. tn iepsystet x Whitmursh.
Sc Fancy. Chase days iioa Boston, with mdse 10 W
Lewis.
Schr Ellen Rodman. Ellis. from NBediord oil
SrhT lrdusty. from J iirdi, III. OIL
Scar John Raudnp:i, Cocks u, thilada, coal.
Scht Abbott Lawreace. Meeser. Hosivn. ndse.
Schi Iro. NIokeIsOn. Boston, md.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, AUGUST 8.
Cleared.

Ships Wabash Shapter NOsais Stanton K Frost; En,iv
DAVIS. Philadelphia, Aymaf & Co; Factor. She.nerd. Med.
ford.
Baraue Romu'us. Or Calender Quebec Teazor Crockett
Thumaston Nesmh K Wash.
Brp, Nauvoo. HHmton. Boston. Ne,miih & Walsh Carl
Gu>tr Ekiund Cottenurc Buoman. johnson Co. Chat
icy, tBrl ChHty. WelchpUii Ne. Neviu> b Co Black
lll~k Towbnege. New Haven Fanny CO Norrs. George
town, ST.
Sch t'zen. Stephens. Philadelphia; Mail Homan. Bati.
more. l y Eager Delaware Gurthrie Beaufort.
Sools Ornament. Jones. Providence: james Long, Iaw.
kins. de- Empire. Kelsey, New Haven: Vermont Bate
Hartford.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

~ Thomas CARLYLE, "wri.er OF books"
as he styled himself in his copyright memorial to
Parliament, wrote letter not long since to "A
Young man who desired his advice as to proper
choice of reading. The letter is published in
Chamberss Edinburgh Journal it's characters
tie of the writer
Mr.. CARLYLE says to his young correspondent
that long experience has taught him that ADVICE
oan profit but little; that there is good reason
why advice is so seldom followed; this reason,
namely, that it so seldom can be rightly given
No man knows the state of another (; 1t is always,
SAYS the philosopher, to some more or less imagn
ary man that the wisest and most honest adviser
is speaking.
As to choice of reading, MIR. Carlyle quotes
the saving Of Dr. JOHNSON; Read the book you
do honestly feel wish and curiosity to read. -
He quotes another saying; " Our wishes are pre-
sentiments of our capabilities "a noble saying,
he calls it, ofdeep encouragement to all true men.
He adds:
True desire, the monition Of nature, is much to
be attended to. But here also, you arc to dIscrmi
nate carefully between true desire and falsc.-
The medical men tell we should eat what we
truly have an appetite for; but what we only
fclsely have an appetite for should resolutely
avoid 1t is very true; and flmsy, desultory
readers, who fly from foolish hook to foolish hnok
and get good of none, and mischief ofall-are not
these as foolish, unhealthy CATERS who mistake
their superficial, false desire after spiceres and
coniecuonaries for their real appetite, of which
even they are not destitute, though it lies fu
deeper lar ouieter after solid nutritlve food D
With these illustrations | will recommend John.
sons advice to YOU
Historical reading Mr.. Carlyle recommends as
the basis of all study of books. 1t is there we are
to look for tho record of all things which men
have done.
In the concluding paragraph of this letter VIC
find one of those pregnant truths of duty which
break forth at many turns in Mr. Calyle's
writings. A plain simple tru,h--yet how often
overlooked 1t carries with it the elements Of
mastery over fortune, over all manner of worldly
adversties. To do with fidelity what truI,
belongs to ones vocation, brief formula which
suits all positions in life. Here is Mr.. Carlylc's
way of expressing it.
In conclusion, will remind you that it is no
W oo"No oip'iS, VI '''h' N'i''h 'hVs d ''''
becomes in all points man. Study TO do faith
fully whatsoever thing in your actu, situation,
then and now, you find either expressly or tacity
laid to your charge; that is your post stand IN II
like true soldier. Silently devour the many
chagrins of ii, as all human situations have many
and see you aim not to quit 1t without doing all
that it, at least, required ofyou. man prrfects
himself by work much more than by reading
They are growing kind of men that can wisely
combine the two lhings-wiscly, valiantly, can
do what 10 laid TO their hand in their present
sphere, and prepare themselves withal for doing
other wider things, if snch lie before them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

E.RevE lsAnoRr The Hull of barQue lsadoe of Portland
hcl"e feped wrecked On Tundy eei, sold at nuctl
"h Moniay nvon f SOL The oi her Spas. figgns
sold afternoon About 6o boxes Of So var
me csInaged ana ~ or 10 had beeu got out,
Sch - Mary. ' Sandwich. from kenncsocS Dut int,
Eicsster n in repairs, having been run lnlo by b
ot Caps Ann snd lost bowsp.t head Sc '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
SpnSen. g..

July a. L, 2s g long 6 81 brig Ms.chal OF and from
Ags s. Ion e. L. ship RObe.i Pulfor seobie 10
I'm tlavana ir, SL,wcip. ' ~ "
Jliy u. off ilstietas. big NJ. Joy. ion Frankfort fo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
To Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing :he gen-ral principles of Mechanics
Hyd,ostatics, B BTdraulics, Pneuraatics, Acous.
ties, Optics, Ell r7icity, Ga!vanisrn, Magnetism
and Astronomy. illustrated by sevelalhundred
Easraviass. BY LEONARD D. GALE, ". D., Pro
resso. CT Geology and Niue!alogy 1t the Uni.
versi,y Of the City Of New-York, ard Lecturer
on Chemistry and Naiural Philosophy. Price,
full bound, 80 ceets; 81 SO dozen ;o Teachers
nd semlaf.rs n uu re- al,: ofth- United S-res
tcG s CONSIDERED The 3D. cook -xtci fof pf;r.:s -ar.r Dr.
a!- bIiE hirseii fr.;icl Chemist. and hs
luii> as Lecturer .: 20 MAKE eoust and r-u-.t
- SleEliet al breEcaes Of NitI-4 rfo.ohT VA.
TniueHt!j qualified FOR tr ask work Aoss
81 ts Other publications on Tie pn?aaI branches OF Phi so
phy and Chemistry mere Compilations a,ad- oy biol
MAKERS h-ncs the frequent failures of students in their A.,
tsnpisaf experiments Will. following ta-
~ thee soIs, No such difficulty will the use q:
thls w0ik Of DR.. Gal-. "
- UrteTs mus 5e sccompaa.dbv the :ash anIatdre-s4,
tn GREELEY hcELRATH New Yort
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
wyEG PUBLICATIONS.

The attention OF WIG ASSOCIATIONS, CLAY
CLUES and Others interested in the dissemination
and promotion of Wing Doctrines and senti-
mens, is respectfully called to the following Cat
alogue of Works published ct the office OF lHE
NEw-YoxK TRIBUNE by the undersigned;
The American LabOrer.
An Ir,posu WORK for N.nafac1r4r, Mechanics Farmer,
.nd Puiiticisns -'fh- ANERlc:S LAfDffR d.yo!rd
to Il, cause %! Protscoa "a r~ i-.az;F' =nplcl9- '
,..r-s E.r.. srI Sira-i.-- -i ~ -s.-5t i't ei
the aed Stats IN tte ro-y Ftosetioa 70 aej
ir,, ,tir WI, ihs ~t.;Cs o ffcuct:aG - ui''!
stat sc Sc vgi oct7ro. Ti5,s hi-n!y us-'u "o7H
10 ali who d.,e corrc aaG accuTs. ir5Ta;ie ~ -'e'n
20 the Labor Produe nas it.s'"5t'.9 o. re trit -
1, contain, 1stT o. .-sJ S't-- u err . - ' -
i.tous On Nauuiaetaan ard -Ire!rrf=i ss'gse;S
iay- heen made u E.vtrg ciay iu' a. N - -
states on. ht to that cl-. I'sr- "a .le
puoiic Library or R-atiag Room :cr ts OF IT, a''3-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
THE TRIBUNE. :
TO CARA.
BY jobs AIEsE.

Autumn has passed d,-when the setting sun
p;nened the fruit il looked upon; ,,
The oeach d,ed with hlushes ia pallid nue.
nd the smiling grapes the leaves peeped 'hfousn' )
Rut thou art fsirer fruit ny tar
Than ever was shone on by sun or star;
The tinge on thy cheek doth come ana go
Like light through a cloud On field OF snow
Winter has psssed,-hs dying gJoan
Was heard in the spent storms hollow moah'
His cheerful fires have gone TO decay,
A nd hi. robe of white hath melted away;
But thy heart will still in it, gentencss gio"
While the current Of Ii in thy veins doth flow;
The robe of thv soul il purer still.
Nor forms nor harbors one thought OF III.
Spring has passed, and has left behind
Pehuned gardens to scent The wiad,
And beautiful flowers, that bless Inc eyes
With visions Of lost paradise;
But thou art lovrler far Than these,
And owcst no charm TO sun or breeze;
Their Iif.less colors can never vie
With the spirit that speaks IN thy laughing aye.
Summer has come, when the burning sky
Changes all labor 10 apathy:
Our weared limbs from the purchlug heat,
In the forest shades seek cool Ieifrat;
So when the soul feels msforune's fire
Whereer il fancies all hopes expire.
With the mantle of Mercy o'ershadcwing It, thou
Wilt chase all despair from the ieverish brow
BROOKLYN, July, 1874. Rover.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

lSorANIC PHYSICIAN. 2i3 Broonle ,iree, y. Y. hav.
- ias returned from Boston. and unparalleled see
cs' o ~ beebe curing my c6 elce eei sli sInt 70 70
well acquntd win NY mode Df .'epuring niniSennt
Will he all for the reception Dvilis in.
Prescitions made slgrt nytice. rad 70
those vino wish "a TAKE medicines home and
n q some say krii folks 10 here with ,en end Obea;
ls Is the way To do An old lady has eeved o.
been afflicted twenty yeaH. Another-a yourg ady who's
lungs had een examined by distinguished physciaDs arc
cond not lie thnf also weakness her okS 'nd
bsck, cfend AID t.hines abou, her chest pa
Ieved tao weeks under the OF ir BEkBE
gentlemen from Michigan. cured m very severe attack Of e
'ef G1Hs sore throat, !O 9l sppetis, that ne st
taiGg lOs days. e for home days Iu3 lIn
~. Anu;herG genemno h, city vino I'll ciei win
unusual termination U bOCd tie hend dyppepss "
reFe ptlptntUn OF the hrar head5che habi psIn
tbs lett SIDE. and s"ne hips Ike tall IN his mua.
winch would almost produce sGiiOcGtOn dDt snAns
eeInst rs y he were Jus going 10 de- cuIe' " 'rw
during Df ih,Up,o1s asence. still gense1sa
which four inches dH.eer the Gil rncnd fet
inch was black and Inuitiel. all 'eesTes
very Indy swollen and very p.in!uhI. heafh was
much inquired 50 hat he Obliged cur blsses ssa
Hhe Hudlnuni 80 Tint te could sleep He cCtre'n
elf nearly well and has resumed hs alter beng %
Ie treatment OF Dr. ieebe three weeks July It, leiL sod
noe1a gentleman lett our lutmury to-day HAVING rss
more benefit aeek than lie had receI7-d fe,r u n
months. during which time he had elGployed number O. .
scai nnd says he hes been TOT The last nOnhs
OF Dr. Mott n. q, Private certificate. the above .sl
be AZ office 3i3 Bro.ne 81 door from the
sore iniae,i eyes @ii mb.ch .hs si been long Geied
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