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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

Hamrick. Holloway. Howell, Jackson. Lano. Ma.
ior. Montgomery. Moore, Morgan of D.. Morgan
of r.. Murphay, Pomeroy. Royburn, Rocahl.
Todd. Verbrike. anI Zenor-27.
Nays-Akn. Barbour. Berry OF F.. Berr, Of
NJ ,o. Chapr1an Of D.. Chapman of l.. Cup
Py. Einonsoa. Eag,ish. Iau!y. Hardin. Henry.
Herriman. Jones. Lewiston. Logan. Miller. orth.
Parks Read and Wool-2l.
In the Ii,ls,. the consideration Of the bill abpi
ishln- capital panishmen, was resumed Mr.
Harvey movel To re-conmj, win Instructions 10
amend 50 to Ieave i. Discretionary with the
jury 70 punish capi.ally or by solitary contnc
mont during life at their discretion.
Mr. Thompson moved 10 camni. the Bill .
comWittec Of tho whole ana make il tho order Of
lho day for 10 o'clock Saturday morning, winch
was agreed TO.
In tho Senate Friday. Jan. ,, tho npportion-
mon bill coming u. !, was passed By the follow
ING vote:
! Ayes-Berry of F., Berry OF II. Rowor%.
Chapman of D.. Conner. E1monson. English. f.
liz, Hamrick. Howell. Jones. Lane. Lewiston. L.
gan, Major. Montgomery, Moro. Morgan of D..
! Morgan Of r., Narphcr. Orth. Pomerov. Read,
Roybnrn, Told. Verbrkc, ana Wool--27.
! Nays--Akin. Allison. Barbour. bradbury. b.
+ ell, Chapman of L.. Chenowith, Coffin. Cuppy,
! Davis. Goodcnow. Elamcr, Handy, Hardin. Hen
ry. HERMAN. Holloway. ia lson, Miller, Parks,
Rocki,ill. and Zonor--12.
1 In tho EIousc. Mr.. Orsbornc. from select COM
mittco reported bill to amend tha execution
laws. Tho bull provides that real estate shall
no, Be sold for less than haf It's appraised value.
and personal property for what i. vii bring if
turned out by the Judgment debtor. or hat is aP-
praised vaInc ifscicc.od by tho judgment creditor.
and takes effect from and after the lst day OF
! May noxt: passed to a second reading.
fad tho following notice in the Indiana Jour
nal. commend its suggestions to the eonsid-
cratian Of tho convention about TO assemble.
Mr.. Editor: The day fixed upon By ito Wigs
candidates for Governor md Lieut.. Governor,
/ being near. Is we'll for the friends cf tho good
to iooi, around among tho firm and true
members of tho party for suab bic men to fill those
important stations. Permit to suggest " IL
LIAM ELLIOTT Esq. of Wayne County, gen
tleman possessing IN an eminent degree. requisite
qualifications for the duties of Lieut.. Governor.
Mr. Elliott. his served the people Of his county,
and Of thu State At large, IN tho capaclty OF q
member Of tic House Of Representatives and of
the Senate, several years. In that capacity. his
talent, his moral and political integrity, end his
uniform suayity of manners, won the esteem and
confidence of al with whom ho had associated;
ana the result of his labors in the legislature
shows the influence no welded in that body. He
comes, 100, from the sterling old Wing county of
WAYNE, and the selection Of ono Of her citizens
for that important station. would be but doing
Justice unto whom Justice is due" IAYETr..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

From Sr. DoNINGo.--A mercantile friend ha 3
politely furnished with the following extract of
Il letter dated .'SANTo DOMINGO, Nov. 20, -.
Tho country is going on, 70 Government,
matters very well, bat mercantile business suffers
n little on account Of the absenco of SO many on
tho frontiers to fight tho enemy, (tho Ilayiicns.
The Domiuicans have Dccn victorious. The last
baltic was horrid. The Dominicans attacked n
fertilization of the IIaytcns, and Of those
engaged in defending It were kilIod--only % or
%. who delivered up their arms, were saved aud
taken prisoners Our army lost l6 men. } officers
and about 80 woundcd.--N. Y. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

ANOTHER FSUlT OF THE BRITISH TARIFF
Ioscph Long OF this CRY long known extensive
manufacturer OF cham cables furnished cables o' two
sailing vessels builtla year at Freedom and Marietta
Last week Mr.. Long was asked 10 make the lowest
estimate at which ne would furnish caain cables Tor re
sailing vessels aor Marietta be puts his figures a; ne
IS tyatioi, and is now informed that the eDEas q tx
rsssis have ordered the cables from England oelhs
enabled 10 do 80 at considerable saving
Hu-za for the British Tariff! Is net 'hst BRITISH
Tariff: lPittso9rgh Gem 'oufHA.' 80"
T. : BRIG WAsulX6ToN.-A slip from the Nor
folk Beacon informs us the brig Washington wh'e9
wss SO terribly disaantlci during the aie gaze anu
from which Commander Bsche and twelve men were
washed overheard spoken the 2lst ist IN is''
n 50 long 81 40 in OF the T. 5. tr1Sae Constta-
ron making for the nearest port Lieut. John hs was
in command.
THy GERMAN ROBBERY AT ALBANY.--N Z ieSrii
bv the Albany Atlas that the Grand Jury have iouna
bills of indictment against John Ross ana I'VE other per
soas as principals in the robbery OF the German iai
on the pier AT Albany, short time since ana $50
agains, David Os,erhout police constable OF que Wy,
accessory st:er the iact' IN aiding "A1 e 49,
secretns the stolen money.
Ys1Iow FEyER.--Without the slightest desire
~ create any alarm or uneasness think II better TO
announce that there have been few cases OF TINS 9s9
der within few days than that the puehc shoale oe
rnisled By exaggerated ruuors \. o. feayane lo'n-
THy SAN PEDRO CoNPANY.-The schooner Cer'i-
telonrns 70 the above Compsny. sailed from Baltimore
ON the 22d inst for the Spanish Main. TINS eNpeduon
goes on, for tine purpose of resuning the orS oil ra
Ing the wreck OF the Spanish uaaii-owar San Pedro
YALE CotLEeE.--The pubic viii be sratised 10
learn that Professor Woolsey has at aeeepd te
Presidency OF Yslc College. His eminent taents ana
varied learning qualify him TO. tbs posi- OF usei0insss
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5tbools.

nUTCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE
~ Located twelve miles OF the village of Poughkeep
sie on the Wilkinson Premium Farm, in the Western
Valley oil Union Vale. Duchess County.
The Winter Session of this Institution commences the
first Thursday of October the Summer Session the hrsI
Thursday Of April
The Course OF Studies in this Institution such
ough knowledge of Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
with the the best modern improved implements a
select Farmers Library with gricultra Peri
odicals. and instruction IN all the collateral branches
There will he regular Lectures. OF which the students
VIII make abstracts both examinations and b.
exercises in composition delivered on
Technical MnegGlOgy-applied 10 Rural Economy.
Commerce. Chemistry Mining and irchiteciure-iilus-
rated by Neurological Cabinet and Excursions for Oh
scrvation.
Practical Bo,auy-applied 10 Horticulture Veterinary
Medicine Rural and domestic hcoroinv-iliustgacd by
LIVING specimens and excursions Tor observation
Observation-Disclosures bv living subjects skeletons,
The Zoouic course yyiil commence :. iii the rorse.
Naa.ra Philosophy and Agfcagrai Ch Ii.s'ry-I'lu'-
rsicd by efficient experiments, by PROT ). r. Haskell lnie
of the Van Rensselaer, institute, OF frCy
Mathematics. in al! their branches, are thoroughly
taught.
sued by weekly Lectures, Discussions, oraons, Essays
and Conversations IN them
The soil OF the farm euibracesa great variety and Is wen
adapted experimental farming lts location il pleasant
and healthu!-the building extensive and commodous
which includes Tuition Board with beds and bedding.
Toilette Furniture Washing Mending Fuel. and Lights
gems DESTROYS attending each OF Lectures
obtain Admission Tickets BY applying to the Principal
Single Course LOT course WtrTt
tend lyy or norepaysble in advance Extensive accom-
modatuns for horses provided.
This Institution : under The patronage OF the Am. Ag.
Association. The Farmers, Club Of the Am. lust and The
Duchess Az Soc. Address
JOHN WILKINSON. Principal Duchess Az. lnai-
Po'ke-psir. Duchess County, y. 7.
REFERENCES:
Board OF the American Iustituie.
Board Of the American Agricultural Association,
Rev. l.. NJ Vincent, Ne'yforh,
Prot Cyrus mason.
Zeheiee Cook. ESQ. '
DocL c. Il. P. Mcclellan PdnciPa Of Tie Poughkeep.Ie
Female Academy,
Cha, Bartlei 4. ii Principal Collegiate School pOrsh-
WIN. 4. Davies ESQ. Presid-n. OF u,e Farmers and
Manufacturers Bank
Mathew j. Myers, ESQ. President OF he Merchants
Bank,
Rev Adm Polhemus, Hopewrn. Dnichess Co.
X. G. Ludlow Poughkeepsr,
Mandeyille La Grange
John Van WICK, Esq New-Hamburgh, Du,ches. Co.
sI2 St\VAewD
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A PRIVATE SCHOOL. in me country.-Mis.p r

A PRIVATE SCHOOL in the c1untry.-Miss Dewey
fAwshes TO receive few pupils olo her Family School,
situated in Sheffield Mass in the valley OF the Houssio
MIC Sheffield is pleasant village distant only al easy
days journey from New York by Bridgeport and the Ho
sstonic Railroad.
Thorough instruction & given In the usual English
ches, and in Music, Latin and French
The terms are $50 year! and $40 quarter for Music
For farther information. reference Is made 70
VIM c. Bryant, Esq. VIM Bioodgood, Esq
Rev. II. W. Bellows. Rev. DR.. Dewey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

There is another circumstance which contributes 10
strengthen this party but which the ensuing session OF
our Legislature viii break down Ii the csprd corps
oil the lawyers The Governor, we'll from long habit
rs from pride is higOted old school lawyer has
whose only hope is from the law. and OF which he
makes hut miserable use, exclusive OF his once the
Governor has had extensive patronage. ana several
of his particular friends and relations have been provld
ed with Offices depending the present system ol the
Judiciary department. The Courts OF law and lawyers
are with us with not dozen exceptions, the NEST I'M
principlcd otmen in America and the independence
OF the people all other relations, presents the abuse
of the law and practice of the Courts IN view that eN
cites adherence They with the exception OF per-
hans about ten in the STATE al IN OPEN practical indus
trous hostility the principles OF representative gov
ernment this with the known tNhility OF the proies
sion places the people and the lawyers on opposite
sides Il struggle for life and sustenance and wealth
with the LAWYERS With the people, is struggle not
TO DESTROY others but themselves from the plum
der OF their enemy, an enemy III the bosom OF so
cety And the people feel that the lawyers are but
lions or aoolreSand that Themselves they must
not snare those who incst them they must be famed or
their teeth and claws out The Governor has ranged
himself al the head of the whole corps Of lawyers and
the legislature Is determined 10 humble boih-ls they
mean 10 do BY renewal OF the law concerning arbi;ra
tons which be passed in opposition TO the Govern
ors veto by twohirdS OF each House. The Issue Is seen
and secret maneuycrs in practice 10 Illustrate the
wishes of the people il possible. The Governors Ia
yorc profession attacked his sons professional rac
tee diminished the value OF his patronage deprecaIed
the patronage OF Office Is now 10 We eilp!oSe" W Vt
press the people.
These feelings, operating with the counscs oil Dallas
and the suggestions Of SUCH men as Elhcot' bartoa
Smith his son and nephew very naturally concur VIVA
the ambition and vanity OF the Governor eharsiet-
As President his scope OF professional and personal pat
rouaco would be cxtcnsiNc--Sut II VIII De t1iiie
enough for our grand children 10 talk OF what such
things might be- j atey cesid &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

- The Corner Stone OF the new Mariners
House. connected with the seanens Bethel under the
auspices othe Boston Port Society was laid L: that city
on "Wednesday.
~ Hon. GEo. :. CArLN ExMember Of Con
gross said be lying dangerously Ill a; bis residence
in Windham, CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
oelll M T.. p.nltentisry.
RALTIMokE. AagnsL u, l8+t

BALrIMOKE. August IL, 1916.
NJ D. GIiEYiS-GenteHier 10 answer to yours Of the
18Th lns, with respect 20 the operation Of Tue Patent Heat
Generator r NJ AZ iis institution by ycuf M Seabury,
W., lake pleasure stating that has fulfilled our most
n expectations w. had, previous 20 its erection.
ore of the odiasnon-t Furnaces, the consumption OF
which during the worzlng days OF eacn week, wa
CO s OF anthracite lump coal at cost OF - per ton
our consumption, yih Seabusy' Patent Hest Generator,
during h. same number OF days is al los. OF pea coal,
the cost of which G. y per actual saving IN the
Ter cent I ne saving ia lhe cost OF Goa. i equal 10
So per ceu-raking, within fractio1, al aggregate
saving Of 50 per cent. With great respect,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
For The tribune
Law nmd Lawyers in Pennsylvania.

The following extract from the Philadelphia IN
rora of August 1905 will show how early the people OF
Pennsylvania began to struggle FOR freedom from the
oppressive thradom OF privileged lawyers OF the attor
ney species. They have tailed, in part, where Crom-
well and England failed before them One great RENE
dy here substitute elective Judges for those now
selected by the lawyers guard their special interests
enother is to frame code Of laws and leave TO the
Judges other power the rules Of their Courts
than carry those rules into practical cecta third is
abolish forever the monopoly possessed by COCA and
bad lawyers of pleading in the Courts 10 the exclusion
of other men equally we'll qualified.
Colonel Duane, author OF the following article, was
the bosom friend of Jefferson the successor Of Frank
lin and the father OF Duane the intrepid sccrea.
ny who withsiood Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
MAGNETIC Erlnn


M hllolns ees;lrro5ias are Tor he ars tine pre-
the past few days Il : unnecessary add single word
other than 20 request heir candid pefss TIE srs i. from
clergyman wei Known, and oi hsh siianrens and rep
Gts,ion. case CT
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
SIDNEY New jersey, jllv IS. 1876.
Ds 4 H. CHsIsTIg-peur p0ctor promised 10 CON-
ruucs:e with YOU RESPECTING the eject OF The application
OF rc;,r Gsvan;c Rings Srd Magnetic Sia MY
The rris = yet short Justify my speaking positive
II IN yea:ion the perranercy Of my care, but san
mar since the application OF yCGr Bracelets 10 wrists and
OF he Band 20 nv neck The Whole y
plants been suspended suffered much from Chronic
Rheumatism. Bronchitis ard Dyspepsia. Snd Eel; sS.iSted
that Disorders al connected with each other
tirOs the nervous system have hSi none OF tte Dys-
pepsia whatever since the application oi yoar Rings Se
nothing worth mentioning OF ihe Bronchitis. (or nave
been enabled Tie discharge Of my PASTORS. dulles
preaching and visiting &c much 70 The surprise OF my
congregation. and have had bG, single tse or mo OF
The Rheumatism have eTloyed FAR. more perfect eN.
erpon from these maadeS distressing they sre thNnt
has been lot 10 ENJOY for years cannot BE- too CRATE
ll God who his Providence directed me 10 you. can
not with cer;sniy when shall Ne in Newly OAK again,
but shall certainly take the earliest opportunity OF calling
you
The immediate object OF this letter procure some Of
the kind OF assistance for OF my people Many
and should ny be permanent many VIII be led 10 APP
ply you. have he largest country charge IN the State,
and my has eeetie9 them $50 10 sPeskl entirely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
EDWARD ?. ROBERTS, Cler., VI. P.
j. w. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT WOolen


rI7 see similar certificates from Z C. Salisbury, West
T!ov y Y; Johu D. DaIe lansing Grgh, y. Y: Cook
Engle Brooklyn. n. Y: 6. Lene aat c. B. Tippe.t,
gents Methodist Book corcerr, 200 Mulberry-sc n II
Charles Ross & Co. Jefferson Steam Mills sth-street-
y Y; Gen w Harvey. 53rd-stree:, corner srha'enne
J. Cummings Brothers VI astIeet att ivtA-aNefl-
X " Johu Adriguce gh&eepsie y y; Nessrs: Dun
CAM Fs-r!ngon PeasantT a-y Duchess Co. Y Messrs
Chaplin ( Root Tivo Factory, Albany. y Y Messrs Foi-
1T. Bradley, Burlington. W. Joan Horton, ~ SCUM
.,iJ piiss,oia Pa payid Trimmer METcus HOOK, Ps.;
Iessrs Ho!!iur-yyo1th Teas. Wilmington, Del Nes..s
S-r. Co Do: &sssrs Johnson. Kline and others OF ne
NErvlgud PeriiealIar Baltimore; Perry aaEgftirn 2
Compsnv Newport Z /. John II Cheey-fi 30 Liberty
sofafe Boston Mass Keller Sprilg, Bc!ghton u sss
T. bscsiber Is secured u me Patent Oce, Lex and
valuable irproSsEe., for h- sGgE OF fael under low
r-estre and locomotive boilers The result Of sgTIrs VII
Be- LIE sane - or the Algn pressure boilers. CdE Dc seen
by caitiry Il b.. CfIee, 80 Broaf~e-, y. !
& AilUer.oas are lcEed Ssins any Infringement,
,r-li-r The ,.zaitv Of he fayr. a127 IawistpFf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
PIANO FoRTEs roR FIRE


s.sssr--l IMPORTANT to purchasers Of Piano
Fs---i-fsc9 Fo,iesThe subscribers having purchased
STE n Hot Mr.. John Scrber the exclusive right In
u u 1.-THE United States 10 his Patent Harp Frame
Improvement in Piano Forte, manufacturing some
very splendid Rosewood and Mshoganany Plano Fortes
which are warranted superior in any now In use,
and TO keep much longer The Improvement con-
1iss in beautiful Harp Frame, peculiar In constrc
ton taking all strain OF the strings from the also
general assortment OF the approved modern styles OF
6nished iusirrmeplA BENNETT, ROGERS ( co.
a2g 152 FUtorst East side of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
SeneraI Notices.

q August Report of the Mutual Life In
surance Co. ct SsE-YoTk. No 20 Vaist-This institu
lca Dung the onth ii August. issued s;xtyeigEt new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

NEW-1 oRS. JAY list 1875
This is certify that for the past years have been
afflicted with the disease called Hip Complaint. during
which time WAS attended by Drs Carter and Watson
irhCu; receiving anv relief The severity OF the disease
was such that was obliged give up my business. and
have often lain several days without being able 10 trn II
nybed. Medicine only made me- worse, and WAS daily
getting more and more helpless. Early last winter pro-
cured Dr. Christie Gayanc Belt pair of Bands and the
Magnetic Fluid and from the tine commenced wearing
them began 70 improve in hssh. am stronger than
ever was previous 10 my sickness, and far
covered thai suffer any fatigue. would aso stale,
three months after commencing the of the GaYantc beli
and Fluid framed the whole OF the timber OF hreesory
dwelling consider Dr. Christies Galvsnic remedies al
invaluable blessing, and have made the above statement
voluntarily and a matter of duty 10 the afflicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

A CCTIGN S0TICE,-The sabscrber respeer..3g
"A invites The attention Of cash purchasers Of boos s
Shoes ms public Sales, which win lake place as "'o'
Thursday. Sept y, a. o O'Clock, A IL
COO cases Boots, Shoes and Etogans-
Thursday, Oc- J, Il .. 6ctock, A. sL
$50 cases Boots, ShOes ind Brugsrs- =,
Thursday. Oct g. a. 81 oS.cs< q ~
6s5 cases Boots, Shoe and Srogacs; ..
Thursday Oct. Is et y oe4oc@ - n
GO cases Boots Shoes nGd BrogcEs u
ThHr-iay, Oc- = al " oc'"F-' % -
eGceses Boots Shoes and BroZar-
THURSDAY, Oct . al g oesoE"' - a.
s.4, case. Boots. sho-. and BrogsE-
T5arsd.y, Nov. s. al q O'Clock Il. 81
enaeases Boots Shoes AID Brogs1-
Thursdsy NoT1 2 a. 3. oeleez7 a NJ
sOaeases Boots, Shoes Erc 1roEga1
Eseh OK tae above sa!es VII comprise l..ge easort
-. Or sre-F and fashionable goocA Cash purchasers
hy II for Leir 10 attend, credit VIII be
giyen (s2fSIo--l h CLaFLiS, 253 Pesri=t up stsirs
DAG--Tne ighest market pricrs pad cash for all
tLLirds Of domestic rags czayas, grass rvpe bazgns,
&c. &c. BY CYRUS W. FIELD, No Burins Sip 81 W
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WANTED-A situation by respectable Young We.
w msn 10 do the cooking, washing and ironing o; small
private family good city references given Apply sis
Crnsby-st. tn The rear. 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

VNANTED-A situation nurse or TO sew and do
w chamherwork, by a Young Woman who has lived two
years In her plsce Please call st II Ham
mond-st. in the rear, up stairs s2t N+
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"a de.sa Of he cases alluded 70 lollows.l

May Gods blessing attend Jour edor,s in these cases,
nv desr Doctor ard IL YOU afford relief IN ,hese there
viii b. a number OF Others who viii apply
Very truly. yours. ROBERT ". LANDIS"
SPIN Al. COMPT AINr.
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NiANTED-.s situation ~ nurse and seamstFcss bys
w Young Woman OF oblging disposition ard willing 10
make herself generally useful Apply al No Nc Lexington
avenue 81 d.
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TUE ART OF DANCING, WALTZIN

THE ART OF DANllNts, nALILlN6', &C.
mr. w WHALE AND DAJ LIGHTER respectfully
inform The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newly and Brock
lyr thai the classes the eleser accomplishment OF
Dancing Waiting, Polka, Sc N IL their new various
STYLES alEon- which the beautiful and popular Retosa.
as danced IN lie London ard Paris Sa!oors. Will commence
for In. sea,o1 nj their roorrs. CONSTITUTION HALL
$50 Broaivay o. II ESD Al. Ccieoet i5, and a; GOTH
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DAYS OF Tuition Ia BrooSyn Tor yoag ade- Enc ger-
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TUESDAY SESfi-MOSTHLf SolREEs vii com
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sloas- -. ~, !, !,
Academies Schools and PIRATE Classes VII be attend ed
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