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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
Cabinet e Chair Eaaszi s,
IN all us y;rriO.s Branches. and no E'sa5Rs
JOHN J. l7ITTON,

TREATFUL for the past favours he has re-
IN ceived from the public in general, and his
friends in particular, would announce to them that
he still carries on at the old stand where he will be
prepared to execute all orders in his line, as usual
The liberal patronage he has already received is
the best testimonial of the manner in which the
public appreciate his merits.
WINDSOR CHAIR MAKING, into which he
is now going to enter largely, will afford an oppor-
tunty to the public of being supplied on the most
reasonable terms. 40 Bloomington. Oct l6.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
FALL 4 WINTER
READY.MADE GU
~ AT MrEnr Cc I'M

mr. BROWN, at No. Sc. MAJ.
Ile ST. LOUIS, has ALREADY ~ SID
shipments, and will continue to ,. ..sel'N
plies of superior READY-MAnFs s nv nj
the goods Of which were bough, !, ANIL 1le1a
previous to the late advance on soa asse'on, "a
under his immediate direction I ~ sndaia
thing house in the city of New I. Sleaa.
he is connected. His st,1->sUI !. viii
sing every article kept in 4 sia'b Is a'se, d
store. s OF iuinia
Having one Of the best cutters i, !.
to superintend that department. h. ;; 'ns !. i
garments will compare successfallr y; conf,
city in fashion, make, or fit. "''lslsa
Persons visiting ST. Louis for ,ho :,
plenishing their wardrobes, either; II p t'l,l
nishing articles, will do well TO c,p p ~ .'0'ass
Der, wherc they will not only find ~. la
able and best mad, garments, but ., ~; oSsdS|
lower than any other house in the cn 'e,ss
M. BROWN, 50, Main ~, :, ~
Oct. l3. l s.@ b
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
JOHN J. FITTON,

HAVING purchased Wofenbergcrs patent for
IL the manufacture of the Bee Palace, the best
and most improved thing Of the kind ever brought
before the public, calculated for three swarms, and
forms beautiful piece of furniture, as the glass IN
front Of the drawers afford pleasing view to the
naturalist and the curious to these useful and in
dustrious little insects at work, from whose store
house honey can be taken at all Of the year,
without destroying the Bee, the whole inclosed by
doors and kept in the house to which communica-
ton is admitted through from the outside. To the
farmer and all house keepers, this is valuable and
profitable piece of furniture and will be sold reasona
bic, produce taken, silver will not he refused in
payment. l3ay Jan. ~.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

Inc business OF Lucifer Match making ).
sac 20 oe worth, annually, in the U. States -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

n IQUORS.--Just received from st. Louis, an
IL assert nent of Liquors, which will be sold
cheap for cash or produce.
ie l6 F. @. BECkETT q w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
HIDES! HIDES !!

nRY Hides, Bees Wax, Clean Linen and Cot
II ton Rags, and Country Produce, taken in x
change for goods by A. OGILVIE & co.
July 80, l84l.-40-t
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

MEAN AND APPARENT TIME.-Time
shown by the stars and measured, by a
well regulated clock, is called mean or true
time but time exhibited by the sun, is
measured by sun dial, and generally de-
signated apparent time. The difference
between the sun and a we'll regulated
clock, arises from the inclination of the
axis Of the earth to the ecliptic, and the
ecliptical form Of the earth's orbit. A
sun dial and clock can only agree on
four days Of the year viz on the vernal
and autumnal equinox, and on the winter
and summer solstice because the suns
Longitude and right ascension are equal
only at these periods.
A clock will be before sun dial. from
the Gath of December to the 5th of April.
and from the 18th of June to the 3lst of
August; at all other seasons of the year
the dial will be before the clock.
The greatest difference between mean
and apparen! time. or between clock and
a dial, is sixteen minutes and seventeen
seconds, and occurs the Sd of Noveber: a,
this period the snn is sixteen minutes and
seventeen seconds too fast.
The difference between mean and an
parent time is called the equation Of time !;
and which, being sometimes added to, and
sometimes subtracted from, apparent time,
WILL give mean or true time.
Thus, from the Gath of December TO
me 10Th OF April, the equation must be
added to the apparent time, for true time
because the suns mean longitude IS less
than his right ascension. From the 15th
OF April to the 18th Of June, the equation
must be substracted; because the SUMS
mean Longitude is greater than his right
ascension. and upon the same principles.
from the 18th of June to the 3lst of Aug.
70 December Gath, must be abstracted.-
Selected.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

GEORGE REICK.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Bloom
ington and the surrounding Country, that he has
opened shop on Iowa Avenue, where he intends
carving on the above business. Orders left with
him will be filled on the shortest notice and in the
neaest possible manner, at astonshingly low prices
He has on baud small lot of ready made Boots and
Shoes.
Cash, Wheat or Dry Hides received in payment
Aug. 9. '43 6m Al
SALT! SALT!!--5OO bbIs. first quality-jusi
- received and for sale at 40 cts. per bushei, by
the barrel, by [may Semi A. OGILVlE q co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

N. OGZLrxE 4 CO.
HAVE on hand an excellent Stock OF Goods
III suitable for the season, consisting OF Superilne
Broad Cloths, Cassimercs, Sattinets, cans, Mole
skins, PilotCloths Flushing, Shifting and Sheeting
Blankets, Calcoes, &c. Also, large quantity OF
Boots and Shoes, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Salt, &c. &c.
which willb sold verylo for cashor approvedpro.
uce. Lee. oAs 1871.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
The Greatest Discovery Of the .axc.

Bloomington April 2s-n26-cmvd
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CHENP CASH BOOE-STOKE.

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Books for Colleges and AcaGcmes Pubic Institutions ~
pc With variety OF School Books Oh TIE mos; ayoFabe
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,upei!ine (luls and general assortment Of stationery.
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& The Books all Of the bs; American Editions and
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res OF Merchants purchasing Academies District LIBRA
spj I'm oppo>i,e the .lstor licu,c
SfXTEENTH BOSTON TRADE S.LE.-lhe unde,
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SALE BooKsEtlERs vii commence IN thus ety on iue'
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nj: tml HOWE. LEONARD < co. Anctionec.s
noDGE'S PORTRAIT OF HENRY CI.AY.-Sudd;
~ ma cni;cent Mezzo;nt Likeness of Nj Clny. enst3vcd
t-c the portrait painted hy Dodge for sale with without
frames n, the knickethocAcI Office m Nassau street. OIe
HS' osg;. IT. ''"'''' '''''' : HUEsToN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
aitrrarp Notitrs,
TaE kylefEsseeskE LlEAAs:-A!es.

TIE kyIokEsEocxER LIEhAE:--Meszfs- Bur
CESS, Stringer Il Co. announce a series OF PUbGca-
lions under this title, 10 be edited BY LEWIS GAY
LORD CLARKE, Editor OF he knickerbocker Nasa-
zine and TO be executed IL the same beautiful stye
n the Oiiagodiala series. The tfsiworN vii be
those sketches entitled ODDS and Ends from he
Port Folio Of Pes>ya-Liast. which used to set
the town ia e. roar III the Kmckerbockar, and ms
will be followed by e Free Sketches Of Lifs at
Home and 4jroGd BY the lac gifted SAsDERsoS.
the real American IN Paris. and Jnd-e CHAaL-
TON. admirable = Leares Jroa the Portfolio q
Georgia Lauyer. This series viii undoubtedly
prove a very popular The publishers have
shown thai sliey will do tier part wall and they
state that the Editor has pledged himself to ,xer-
ci-e 10 the best Of his ability that Judgment and
iazte wiki which The public ha.e become amiIar in
more lhan tirenty rolu0lcs oil the wei-known Npga-
zine under his CONTROL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
TIE JrN1u> TRACTS.

- | TsE Tr<r: u Pl.tie. IrIet hT isal! .lcfs.
No II. THE CrEkE>cT.
No III TuE TAIur.
80 " IIys oY HESEI CLAY
NJ. y. FoL!rICAi ABOLITION.
Nc. VI uEYoCEACI
No VII L,sos AND C>FITAL.
Nc. VII PUpLIc LANDS.
bes e pamphlets, ar yo;Sl;1- lunits good 20 the Wh-
caue aa with pleasure 'hn, they are becoming ihc
standard publications plry- New Orleans Be-
Tn. JrxrU- TE,crS are bcoma. The standard Wh,c pub
hcsi!ons Jr the pTeSeui campaign
- Th Ssrts If Political Tact, from me vel known
au;a oi T5c Crsi, - tsS C5Etry. Y l>f uniform IN
szcand qnte published and sac u The Tnbune once.
New Yc,k or - y hundred co2e> or 81 ihon-
>and Orers from .ly pan Of the Un0n supplied with DE-
patch Remittance hy mail -Dst pad '~e ~ t. ~ ui
the proprietor and publishers Snns conGtSicn
- Ur!c-> mus; =, accompanied with cash - . ~ &
GREELEY K MrEIRArH.
a,3 E1,r Publishers FOR the Author
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

Destructive FIRg.-The dwelling house of
Dr.. Sias Wilcox OF this village, took fire on Fr-
day last about l O'Clock in the morning and was
entirely consumed, together with nearly all its
contents. Damages estimated at about Sl200
Some $500 of the loss is said to be covered by
insurance Bennington Vt. Banner
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
X. c. Lucr, Secretary.
Ts,r Talk Ont NNest.

At meeting Of The Henry CL, CLUE, at
Clinton, Henry County, Mo, March llth, loll,
ii was
Ecr,d Tl,, the President appoint i've Delegate, rcpIc-
oni ii ouu,v IN the Young Men, C"uycn,n oi R1tica
tn, ,boy lac ,u,uci,~ m inf the nomination o IlrSHy CLAY
,r ,,nt aud ay good Nti- ipi Wee President. who VIII
noi play Tpttr UghIn
Rls0irc{ frrthcr Tia, failure :" the ,nit lelesate n
obey Their M fractions the letter. they he requested not 10 re
tllrn 10 ngau from sud Convention bnt 10 get
yrnrcci or strike sawyer on the Missouri rlvef
Whcrcupon, the President, with The concur
renee of the Club, appointed Benjamin +. Wal
lace, William K. Owen. Samuel X. Williams,
Samuel IIawcs Coleman, and Ponsonby G.. Avery
aa dclcrntcc to said Convention, aud in very
imprcssisc manner gave them their instructions,
which they pledged themselves to obey 10 the let
ter. Ronr. ALLEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

SERMONS, preached al Gasbury. Breck
nockshrc. and in ST. James's Chapel Clopham,
Surrey by the Rev. CHARLES BRADLEY: First
American, from the Seventh London Edition has
jas been published in fair. compact aetdoub!e-column
octavo of 81 pages by d. AppIi;on * Co. We
gather that ;hey are OF the School distinguished as
Evangelical in The Episcopal Church. and that they
are yerv able dscourses
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

DRowyED.-Mr. David Miller, in cndeavoring
to cross the Agawam river above the dam at
Ashleys Mills, in West-Springfield, Mass on
the morning Of The 9TH inst. lost his control of the
boat, went over the dam and was drowned. His
age was about 4S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
WHOLE no. 933.
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE or
oS ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN
FURE STATE OF THE BLOOD or
HsRrr NE LIE SYSTEM


The removal OF suffering hss ben is otli oi ihe phi
n;hro9s; every the world bat tn true prne Si
treating ese progressed but slowly thousand wears.
owne 10 the liuilte, .-, o acsuin; SBowce but SINCE
n;rciucton the printing press and steam Il ey
literally =, said Light ha, lawaet TIE Sors'. ami ;e
u-a the nineteenth century pe>>SS advantages Whlch h.
father never DID I this general diffusion cf Knowledge, rene
dies have been ht after snd dccyeri N The beautiful
,tochou OF the vegetable creation eXscty calculated com
bne neur-aze and dI the subtle poison which a' ii>eli
throughout the general system and prusrates IN the Dust
Sl>ass S,Rs>rARiLL, purely vegetable preparation h1s
tsn thoroughly tested IN VARIETY oi iceaN aud +. rom
trince known be ani etual cure TOT Scrou'a or
Enlargement the t;an, LeprSy SAT- Hneuui. >cad Head
Eczema Rheumatism Paparul Of the Heart and other is
eases originating 70 IMPURE e9ravej >'ate OF the bc! or
era cet; the iis-=c oSs> ice Qrcprrtors are eai
ycceiyIrc written testimonials s'ns Interesting details OF is
extraordinary virtues Original manuscripts Of various Ierin
ca,es Le;,e the Clergy. MAGISTRATES and pnvae cizea AL
combining The econs;aniy rceiNej and
viii be cheerfuly eNhble Application. Fsc'> ourted
sufficiently ceA and convincing ~,y the most incruious
of The real merit, c This invaluable uiNicne.
The following from le,ier recently Fcceyel and
specimen, OF thcse coming 10 hand daily
G.LLlri> Team. Feb. 9th. lSA
yvsy nave M, received latter from my father IN
El>,tlye, ~ who w>i> tu pGscl oIne VI your Sa1
psnlh. have no doubt he can Ne me means 'i ps iisht
deal A. ha, REFORMED wonderful cure n h> family ia'i
J,rcuter taf my sister before Nle Gt'i. she
having been p0ir hcah tor some Two o thc years au ~
the time went over her she ri TN pa1t oi death
with the cat hver and cnrcercu, afTuon ol t "'"el'
from which 6F phy thought ,lc couid not possibly tc"N
carried c'e; VITA t1 1'tte oi your >'i'ffll % 4nu
with the consent oi her pySt nc CONN nt' NiNUS i''
night remained with her three 1y. lni il her i1pis iEl
pruvlus Hex husband boy hoc with ne toy more t
effect entire curr Nv father that etcr snd
wishes through procure a.ccy tor selling your Nuu
abe medicine N that nelehborbood. .
j
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
THE TRIBU NE.
Sn,iye AmerIcan.-' ForeiSners'-A Letter
from Gov Seward

The follswin. notle letter fifst meets our eye
in the Nc,c- York Staadard, accompanied by an
animation that tie IFaig papers dore not publish
l., We thank the Standard for thus bringing 1t
10 our notice. It's sentiments arc 50 truthful, 80
exalted, that wc are right happy in the opportu-
nty Of not only publishing it but commencing 1t
10 the regard OF our readers. When the present
Native squ4li has blown over, al parties Will
hsil IFS sentiments as those oi generous Human
ity, a v,ise and irustfu slalcsmaasfip. Nothing
is more certain than that hatred and jealousy OF
Foreigners is certain and uniform accompan!-
uenl and result OF National infcriority. The
Turk and the Portuguese cherish it with religious
intensity; tho Frcnchman and the German
may VIC not add the American are above
it. 1t il in times when such truths arc obscured
by the whirl winds of Faction and Prejudice that
it becomes the imperative duty Of the just 10 pro-
claim them at whatever nomentGry sacnhcc--
pnt IN the letter:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

with Tie peDtle Ol lItldIlCi ~ - A--|-''S 80
more irnbucd than any other European Peope
with the same sentiments, aud because lnshmen
are grievously wtonged here and intoierabIJ op-
pressed in their native land.
I ask not how far such sympathles and atiec-
tons are popular. Ny political faith is an active
one, and wo is me If | preach It not when the
welfare Of nv fellow-men demands the exposition
Be assured then that in summer and IN winter,
al home and abroad, in the political arena and IN
the domestic circle, in the Church and N the
State in favor and in reproach-whetheT | re-
ceiye smiles or stripes FOR living and dying
snail ever remain the faithful friend OF Ireland
and of Ifish1nen WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD.
Vino corser RS9T I.i + M.liI5oS M Il t2 stHI 81 b %
Tooar Brethren ef the nt- fs5 throughout tie r"i'e4
Alter continued struggle in defence OF our priu-
ciples since the memorable days OF 1923 we have
the satisfaction to announce YOU that on This DAY
for the frs, time VIC have burst the bands OF Loco
Focoisrn, and carried our entire ticket with The cx-
cep,oa Of Clerk .'We have bearded the Lion IN iils
den''-no, only "scotched the snake" but killed IT.
The first Whig council ire kindlsd in "Old
Democratic Perry she has been proudly called
bv the SDOilsmen around which 10 hold jubilee
for q Wig victory, now burns brightly. and Is glo-
rous precursor OF that fire which shall, on The Sc
cond Tuesday of October next, consume the last
vestaee of Loco-F FocosIn, under which we have
groaned and suffered, until by the moral power oi
ircerlcn'. votes we have broken the chains OF the
opprcssor. For the period above named the enemy
has held his power over US by majcre> varying from
90 10 lG6 votes. To-day nearly a many votes have
been poed US in l6i0 and the largest ever polled
township election, and we have beaten them by an
average majority of thirteen. Have not reason
10 rejoice Lei the echo hy through every divi-
sion oi the Whig camp that all may be cheered
with the ntelligence-ihat the dark pail OF Loco
Focoism. like the curtain Of night, which has for
wears been shedding lis benumbiDg and palsylng IN
tiuence without let or hindrance, has been torn
asundcr and the principles of trne Democracy per-
mitted TO shine with their ancient luslre. We en-
tered the contest with party lines drawn-the Far
,ner OF Ashland with his well known principles,
against the Northern man with Southern princi'
pIcs - and YOU herewith have the result.
sAs goes old Democratic Perry, SO goes old De
mocratic STARK has been standing watchword
for our opponents we now adopt ii as our own, and
say, as - old Democratic Perry" has gone at tins
CLAW and Bariev. Forthe victory we have the plea
sure 10 announce, we are much indebted To our
German friends who, having been for years cheat
ed and deceived by the seli-styed Democracy
came M with the unanimous cry, " strike my name
from the Noting ham list. To our brethren every
where. and in Ohio in particular say in conclu-
sen. ioin with us in the shouts which at this mo-
menr ascending in honor OF the frs, whig victory
ever achieved in old Perry.
:. PEASE, President Clay Club.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

- WASHINGTON IS the ittrng theme of noble
Grafton by WV B. REED before the Wings OF Phi
iadelphin the las, Birthday Q; the Father of his
Country. Its such production as every Whis
will find pleasure in reading.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
ITALY AND THE ITALIANS.


1h, N some respect. superior any prrviou, work upon
the subject In Ewing u clear statement OF the condition
OF Pcoie gt iiGig their da.y lc and domestic personal
character thcy high and original value aud t rollcr
oyery respect the readable aud interest
nr We hrye with long time. N. Y. Cour. & Eng
Nj lleudy clSie nnd beautiful writer, Whose genuine
poetic taste and happy DESCRIPTION M letter. Pc
cuhaf 2est and charm. N. y. Observer.
The>. nfe an nduirne group of lively graphic and we'll
written sketches OF features at TINT interesting county
They Will he read VIII, ycry great interest N Y Ey Post
IA read M rrdlcy work rasrl with uf lhc
interesting companion, the world ScSc. IN. y Tnb.
PrIrc IL, c,,. 10 b" had n th, pal nCokstoi.s.
rs lw =. PI.AI"i Publisher. III Iultrn..t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

gENRY.CLAY-1lc subscriber VII s,ile nori the
IL th Aprl. i>t medal c this srca statesman taken
from l. The work executed l,y 4. G. WRIGHT tsg IN
artist unsurpassed ~ skill and taste works nt TIN, nature
The hcnd wl be about inch nul hall. III. medal
about two inches diameter made from Silver and Bronze.
mad al,o o white metal approaching Silver the reverse
SIDE will be contained several prominent eocl E is cvelih
history
The low pric" Will ennle Clay Clubs and others
place II and valuable kenes. sfrrt Orator and
Patriot the hands ot all who feel deep interest IN the pucy
winch has 80 enucnty distinguished h, publ l;;,.
WILLIAM THOMSON.
rs lm' 1sl Nlllnn street Ncw YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
J. VI. OWENS.

NElv.loNpoS Feb 18Th, tSi
Slc,rs S,Nps-I, with heartfelt grnt'uic {, God and
NAM thanks YOU tot valuable Medicine, winch ta'
bon he means ni restoring me health aud cnrbe,
ciye you an my sickness from my hands M
disease at seemed hight and ld not thluk necessary a.
c, uhy.ican hut grew and physician
called who attended months Tor the lscS complaint
Two large inch> then made their appearance both sides o
ny neck The Duc;o sand had Scruiua aut CONSUMPTION
and could 10 nothing for then took ten bottles o
tnAi ard grew wore Last summer wa, - weos, nnd the
Dar m ms great that the thought OF moving chnir
mnel to me- In hi> condition. gwen up y my trends. aud
IpaEn. i1r relief myself only DEATH hcaul Of your sara
parlla and h. wonderful bad performed, nnd resolved
a, or To- max ,rai OF u, virtue, when had taken culy
one hotil1. the pam my SIDE much reyei. nni my
strength mach that went "ut untC,upwn - my
friends and wrkc,Ia nne without much fatigue am II uN
ns the sGr,1paua with increasing good effect, and the Scfo
NJ, Nuur>, with great respect.
ESTHER u. RICH.
For further particulars md conclusive evidence oi H. 'pet"
value and efficacy &c pamphlets, yhe may h. obtained OF
.H-rrff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

METAL ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
vi FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH II FOtK YEARS
LONGER THAN II Al--Ie stbyl'ef' have ln'e
method ofcoyerlnc with pun galvanized iin plate
which they sunanee remain "Gisf zh fIVE fEAt- "hei
pu, by tIen. The metal put on mat II canH' "
1iiecte. b. the .hrnka: swelling u tic plih. ." WHICH Il
nd, BY tie contraction expansion ~ ne fi'lii- l
The oluwing Gentlemen have had their dwelling ,S' hih
store. CITY covered by s> method to t .nnf'"h
euy Bievort. E-i.. corner q 7ti q, rle ana ~ '-
David Artin E.! Of rchtnse place hi ). llth -
] t;feen Pearson Esl Merchant IN ;nan.e' W ai-''
Gen. B. Batter IsJ.. No. u NaSau-,t 1
Frlnci, BGrrr', E~l., ~ Brneds' H.
Notice thni the improvement paIb, nv ~ gt
can nbtain PERMISSION mo.iersfc terms -o,
Uhliu J.. NAY l.Oit & W. - hhn - IveH -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

place 10 worH III AiIchea saI-
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