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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

of a letter Dr. Townsend received from gentleman
Long Island Il IL truly remarkable case:
sLATRusH Long Island June II, 1915.
DR. TOWNSEND NV mother, who Is ~ years OF age. has
for several years past been ahorng under OF
Dropsy We employed, before we heard OF your medi
cine greai number Of remedies but the disease continued
10 gain on her; she much bOsed thai II was almost
mpos her lie down, sleep while lying her
feet aud legs were truly sight to behold. We heard
much ston pecting your remedy, and we con-
cuded II for her satisfaction not dreaming that II
would relieve her She far advanced In years and
her disease of so long siandngiUr her complaint had
been coming on for almost years. The hrst bottle
she took we could not perceive that II helped her in the
least with the exception OF increasing her appetite On
usng the second bottle there improvement IN her
disease She continued using until she TOOK i've bottles
and she IS almost II entirely well. She does not look
Ike the same person she rides and walks with ease
and Is very comfortable The old lady IL highly pleased
assure YOU we'll the of the family, and has
o,i. ..,l me 10 III. her ind uIat have not
half don. Justice IL; for have not, cannot describe
how she appeared the suffering she experienced, or the
great trouble -h- was fer long tn. IN hsf helpless
condition. Yours respectfully, Nc. JAMES ALLEN
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Announcements by ,he President,

NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Maine, Attorney General
q the United States, vice John Y Mason, resigned
Z. EowAp D RxYNoLps purser in the Navy, vice Purs
q Rseese. deceased
sosiN MLLEs, Register OF the Land Office al Bates.
'sss Arkansas, vice Robert c. Newland. deceased.
rrrrR 4 KEMP Receiver ofPubhc Moneys st Greens
Nv Legisans vice G, w. Womack, resigned,
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= MrIr-vnRK aNATnNrcA1. M1ISEIrM

THE NETWORK ANATOMICAL MUSEUM.
VAR BEACH having been number of years in preparing
~ materials for Anatomical Museum informs the pub
lie thst open No. - BOSsry opposite Prince.
=, containing great collection of models Illustrating all
parts Of the human system Wax plastic and natural pre-
parslons IN seven departments.
st and ID The Lecture RSomt-yvit various kinds OF
paintings and object. o: natural history
9rd The .inG:or'o Departaeaf-containnK great "a
rety models, among which Two full sized figures,
male and female.
h The Department Of Afd5 sry-con,aining among
ncrous other objects piendd nale figure, exhibit
ing the ftH IN Hsr0 the most magnificent ever seen IN
this country.
h Oeous or Ronsy Deydrtnet-hleJ 'yilh bones OF all
parts Of the Is skeletons OF the irtus, &c
9th Pa,hel6zca Notwithstanding specimens OF
the various kinds of diseases. such sndH por, mees
seies! Sc Also remarkable hgurr representing "'a'-
az.
I'll Psrenoiogirai DepaTtmertin which are. among 9th
objects casts OF the skulls OF . different races OF men
Tli- museum will be found eiri0us. iHsrc'tpg md
structure Ladies admitted from TO y a NJ. gentlemen
from to 10 ?. NJ. Admission y cents.
y B-eciGres the above subjects viii shortly COM
nience J HASSELL VI. D. Superintendent oS 2"eod'
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TaE SrArE CONVENTION on WEpNESpAY-We
src requested to state that the Committee OF ATsnse
ments OF the Wing Young Men q; this v'llAse' are
making suitable provision for an hospi'soe enef.a
nr.u, OF the Delegates from the other counties VINO
NAV be il. attendance upon the Stste Convena2a on
Should the Delegates attend in co1s'dersoe @ -
the latch string will ne out and provision VIZ ..
made for all There are several spacious halls IN 'owa
copablc OF accommodating lsrse meetings SO thai e
weather should prove unayorabe, no o Tue
ns;ness of the Convention need be apprehenoea-
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SlhooIs.
ME ar oF pANcING. wALTZING. Sc

y
Mr. ". WHALE AND DAUGHTER Respectfully
inform the Lsie= sd Gentlemen Of \=TSo- sid Brock
W. tnlt :hsr Classes = the cIslt Accomplishment q;
Dzcss w zlraE- Polka - II II lhelr new -lrto;s
syiss. aru Wick The beautiful and popular Recora.
Tor - season ik-Ir -ooI-s. CONSTITUTION HALL.
- Brcgd'vav c. E>DAY. October IS, aad a. GOTH
&c HALL. Brooklyn. stHIc>-s: OcicScr In DAYS Of
Tzi!ioa = Broadway fo5 yo1G- aides sd gentlemen
der L. every T1eS5Ay at Sa-uriAy seroo1s q: s. MD
for the cider class OF gentlemen N ;as evening
Days Of Triton II SrooSvn or Wong aties AID gen
tr-e1 E.er Il every Moray atsrnooa s. ard SAiuy-
-sy morning naiEPsst q SeRiisUen's c.ass Mcrcsy
evenings commencing
Morning Classes 1str1c=E Tie elder class OF Ladies
IL he SisZOgssa. Nlless Nat-as Recvvz .s mex
Pirate Academy, commencing 81 % \. NJ. for terms
please inquire - above Ca-so. particulars reay
to be had ahO~s 6nd the BROOKLYN Music Stores
TUESDAY SEMlMONTELY SOiREES viii cuu-
rieroe November Il. Subscription fnr IL - PG
pills 40; CHARGED for he Sorses Ladies tickets be had
OILY OF M W Rules respecting The admission OF ade,
20 he soirees VIII DC strictly enforced former
,OE..
Academies Schools and Private Glasses ysI be attended
10 = Nj W End Daughter, AID siso Iaeir Academy
IS S;Nil-a-euu-.
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J,HE EATONTOV,N Po.-lecbYic Ir.;itlie. mi

'INHE ENIUNTDWN POTlethric Institute, under
4 tie direction OF Prot b. JAEGER ami B. ]. GRAY,
Shrewsbury y J. hoSr sail from foot Of Neseysi. y.
y. pr steamer Edwin Lewis, coners comprehensive
English ard Classical Education. ilciudns toe French.
IicrInHl, Spanish. Italian. and Mathematics MI their
branches Regular Lectures delivered MORA PHI
!o-ophy and Manners IN Social Life, Zoology, Botany.
Min-rH!ogy. Chemistry Natural Philosophy and Unyrr-
sal History. The Winter Session e0Pens Isl November
TERMsSI5 per session OF - weess payable advance.
30 ex-rs charges Each pupil furnishes his own bed
Circulars furnished and information gwen ISL Nassau
u. =. \. 90 W.
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V,1JFS IOCC woa,a respoc1llly inlorin rs lflends
and he public generally, ;aI Re ia. tahen he sor. No
SO Eroadyr Az Opposite Inc Lyceum BuitlnE,l where he
vii he r.sjvi1g during W supply OF fresh Gar
den and Farming SEEDS, anu he VII lie aAaiu! 10 ecriT
such orde- for Seeds FOres: and Fruit Trees &c IA the
,hc ,sy b. pleased 10 favor MIN with. assuring her
mai evrry exerlioa VIII be made NJ part 70 Eve entire
satisfaction
Ssrri-sus IOu0us Crocus.es, which be VIII dispose
Of nj sgch prices as viii away with The necessity OF al
tending suction get cheap bule=
rous .lyes suitable for Bridal Dinner and Evening tar-
~ SD the Or--e o. IN
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- IjNOk SECtHI De CA>AI-I, Professor OF he tai
- en language ard LIersure the Ringers Female
Institute and the Brooklyn Female Academy, about
commence Italian Eveui,g Class No Ii6 LeonaIi-sL
FOR gentlemen His method 7oral and theoretically has al
ready. short Jie. formed good Ialan scholars.
Terms So quarter n scva1ce TIE lessOcS WI. begin
OcL a;h
lie mas also Al EsenaC Italian Class in Brooklyn al Mr..
Nobie'- school. Ciu,ou-,L No 80. Apply ile book
store OF Messrs GATES x SrEDMAN. cor. BeeSnau
and Nassau st.. or by mole through The Post otcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

TRiAL FOR MURDER ~ PROCURING ABORTION
Seth shove NJ D. who tried last week IL Westehes
ter Co for the wlia murder Of cirl named Mary AeS
erlv by operating her person 70 procure abortion
was acquitted on Friday night The trial lasted three
DAYS The crime alleged TO have been committed
al house Broomcst in this City but The ss aiea AZ
Sing Sing A rich fellow named Henry Nelson was I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

THg CouRrs-Calvin Russ. charged with the
murder of his by cutting her throat was brought up
for tal a, the Court oyer and Terminer this fore
noon and motion made by his counsel to have the ts
postponed for the term account of no; being able to
procure his witnesses The motion not granted but
the cause lies over to Thursday next The Circuit
Cour, commenced lis October term this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

Srr.SRo.r SusK-The steamer North bsh u.
snk above the mouth OF White River with = bales OF
cotton on board. eS-.,.,,
The jury OF Inquest In the case OF Ns. Is on
R1;g,s =, syracuse hsye been unable 70 ma our VINO
were BIS mugdersss
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rRupTroNs or THE SKIM

ID FAD the opinion OF Medical who have made dis
IL skin lheir particular study and they all
without exception, speak decidedly IN favor OF phur
maions b-Gg the speedy and eteciai remedy
IN ali cutaneous diseases The Sulphur Vapor Balm adj
iustered by Mr.. Carroll hiss effected most " on
derful in Of years standing, where a. other
remedies have failed lei al who vogb!ed With SAT-
Rheun Itch RiDgvorn Phnpled Face or other diseases
OF the SKIN tasr sulphur VGpor Bath a. Mrs CARROTS
Bath Establishment IA Fulton--L Open from d. III
2 81 OH Nv
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General y Offices.

" september Report Of the Mutual Life In
surancc Comp:lrIy OF New York, No. - NBll-st-fhis
Institution during The month September issued ninety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

NORTH SHORE OF LAKE SufERIoR.-V aluable
Mineral Lands having been located und err permits
granted to individuals on the Canadian or North
shore OF Lake Superior, the Governor General, by
and with the advice of the Council has within
few days with lberality to meet and encourage the
enterprise OF those embarked in the undertaking.
passed an ordinance to give all pernitholders who
make locations, the presumption right 20 buy the
fee any time within two ears after making the To-
cation at the price of 81 per acre or As Hail
fax currency. payable onefiith in cash the balance
in four annual payments. This decision should IN
cite action at once on the part of our Congress IN
relation to the Mineral Lands the south shore
or else capital and enterprise will seek the Northern
shore II is well agreed by nearly all who have
visited the Lake Superior country that 1t Is the
richest mineral region in the known world Should
our own Government initiate the wise hoeraity OF
the Canadian in holding out inducements to ex-
plorcrs and miners, and fostering the enterprise
which has already made beginnings there, immense
benefits must and would accrue to both countries
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A.baay, March g, 1875.

DE- T0wssEsD-Detr SIR. sly VII. was last Fan AZ.
uscsei with fever ard tpok large qusHnrss OF
aonel; with this, she Gang violent cod ani ~
ind 70 her room sbout two months When The f1Tef slI
ber SIZE attacked with Distressing pzins ne1 W.
,,-e, :, bsd To- her nsck and shoulders that she ~ss
ssno. distracted could gel nothing % REM - 80
,-ie3 your SEr.sps-iila which ~nsn "e - 1-iy
.rEuowi-dge IT, that others nay svtiI - :, I,
cheap and erec.ei remedy SIZE naa ieFsI 49, IN
~ S,-,n, -,I b,. b,-r troubled vh sSTers pa 10
he head ard neck t,,.
PRINCIPAL ofoe ls Falton-st New Yors, and 100
sIYhs PILL Albany. Agsats for Boston ETsla4nS
SooIa Sn,ssT Dr. Dgott s0c, 1872 SoCs seroodst
SSSS:t..ss;obia 8 Hance. Dr1gyist, Baltimore r NJ
49, Charleston JOIN Virgin Co View Orleans, lo2
And By the principal DruSZ1sts in'oo Saoot
-. tinted Stars sc est Indies sad Canals
None genuine except Pot up n he arg sq.re eoues
rsurs a s. P TOWNSEND, and cta ns-ne clown u ise
sisss sI7 3tawzuThSGTus
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Il STEINER lsulhor Of y German Rsacerl will open q
cas- IN German Tor Ladies and Gentlemen Tuc>jsg,
21n O'clock VI stthe Society Library Room Broad
way, corner Of Leonaris G.s principal design VIII BE-
20 prove that acquaintance Of the German Language
snd Literature not difficult at al. II proper method i
taken. Terms s. garter For Laiy ard Gentleman
= apriy Road nI-S 81
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CASE OFF pROPSY.

We haze never known OF Dropsy which Tho
medicine used did relieve. The following IS copy
a letter Dr.. Townsend received from gentleman on
Long Island IL "a truly remarkable case;
faur I.lan
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The nIexieam War-sugar and Cotton Crop.


The National lntelligcncer enjoys the benefit OF
occasional letters from correspondent in New
Orleans who is evidently man of ability and cir
cumspection. His letters arc characterized by de
libcratc and extensive observation and spirit OF
candor that bespoak for them attention and con
iideuce.
The following are the concluding paragraphs of
his last letter, on the subjects above named
The letters from Mexico also NIL unite in saying
tina, there is wish intention OF obtaining peace
by any concession and that Mexico will make no sacri
fees for that object The feeling OF bitter luminosity i
look forward TO a long continuance of the war Every
thing can hear learn fully convnces me that such Is
the fact and that shall probably have protractcd
war and certainly most cXorbnty expensive one. IN
the manner in which II is conducted II Congress Will
order investigation into the manner IN which cNpen
dturcs have been made and the whole system or rather
the total OF system organization aud RESPONSE
biity that has marked it from the very commencement
it would make the nation stare doubt II the stupidity
OF the arrangements and the lavish expenditures has
any parallel in this any other country.
The weather is delightful. and is bringing forward
the Cane very finely, and, ii 1t continues Will greatly
tend to make up for previous injury The Cotton crop
was beyond being benefited 10 any grea. extent and our
receipts here will fall short at east two hundred and
fifty thousand bales OF last season. The receipts thus
far are not onc.iourih TO the period last year
owing the laencss of the crop and the planters mol
being able to spare time gin and bale il, as their bos
are all out and must be saved before bad weather
comes
I'VE had few reported cases Of fever in the Hos
piial but they have disappeared.
=. Business generally is very dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

N,ss1x5.-Mr. David r Allen OF the hnn OF Al
lon ChaInprey No : South 81 has been missing s3es
Saturday morning last. and rs he Is oeeVea 20 na Inc
.onsdersble sum OF money in his possession u 1
teared ths, he has met with foul play.
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Datent aleoitlnes.
, TowNSESD'S COMPOUND


ENTRACT OF SlSSAPASILLA--This E.Nt-Se; Is put
Lap lNz-r >ot:eSI srrcs eisYT. eassHer' ad
warranted superior s7y >oid /; diseases without
rNrsr"s F4-st=E. ekrrtas S5ts: The pas,eei, ard
Is particularly adapted fora
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
The great eeaciy ant superiority ot his Sa-sapsrtls
over sll other remedies il while eraiica,es disease
CLEANSE AND STSENGTREN
CONSUMPTION Can sE cvSED.
Brsresit,, Coasr7t.s' LrVer cg"y9tnt coi', ca.s1'
Catzrri -isl.aas Srft'Hg q Stood. SSryaes u th<
P-ofass E,rye4erstlgn, 4si Pam "a ~ Sli<,
81. a..rr 4-s! csz1 b CHTed.
Probably here never remedy ths has teen
,st,l ., desperate cSses CT Co1,iu pUcr a. his II,
cleanses ard strengthens tie system sd appears 10 heal
the ulcers on the lungs and The patients gradually regain
READ TIE PROOF:
Ds TOWNSEND | hsd been afflicted FOR months By \
drv hscSias ga AZ least raised great quantities OF
and experienced severe pain in my lef side,
accompanied with distress my iungsy cough very
much ncr-a>cd and had cod r,Sht-sveals Learning
you remedy for such cases. concluded 20 Try
il purchased bottle OF your Extract OF SArsapsris
before bad 6ushed taxing Il, my cough, raising, and The
pam my side e ana now have reSu;red my gene
RI health Believing your medicine 10 be very yaaaSte
one cheeruily recommend it those who similarly
situated. found the medicine pleasant 10 The tSste and
'''e4s '-e'''-S : WI II. MeHlNSTRy, 81 Grnna-ss
New-York April 2Slh, 1876.
Ds TOWNSEND: make the following statement Ia
der express my gratitude 10 you. and 10 recommend
your Sarsapara and Your Compound Extract Of Sarss
psrila. those no unfortunate 10 have Lung
Complaints Consumption While residing in the South
severs wears had long Snd severe sickness. which,
with subsequent exposure very materially injured my eon
sition. being able. how much Ut the time 10 work.
aithou gh nv luigs affected sud | hsd cough for
the last year grew much worse, AMI The las; Winter
canght cold The pain in my breast, distress in
breathing and coughing very much Increased took
number OF popular remedies for Consumption, but they
failed 10 relieve A. last WAS confined 10 my ROM
and xas so bad with the Consumption thai did not
p.ci 10 remain long sent Marcus D. Moore, who
resides at the OF Lyius Snd Grand -. iwho viii
eoafru this starInen) and ulsdr disposition OF my
property few days s;ter ihis, friend sent yol 10
me YOU ordered bui,e OF your ENtrsct ot Sarsapsa
tooS Il according 20 your directions, aud Immediately
felt rricv-i-ny pain gradually ei meI hrrathed
ireely-uly hacking cough subsded-I raised easily sad
slept soundly-snd my 4sioushmeni and delight when
had taken he contents the bottle abe you we'll
remember 10 walk from Ferry B-tver-s to obtain
nave continued 10 Se II, and am now about my business
although II not than months since commenced
with your med .clnts-ard thankful the Lord that
Induced % try SAM. II. STUART 70 serry-.L
Albany, May 6Ih lsn.
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DRINTrNG INK Manufaotory.-The subscriber
L hss recently Introduced steam power AID hnPfo.ed
rlshper INFO h.s mandatory which enables him - fur
pish his Customers with very superior article Printers
snd merchants ko NAY have orers for Printers Ink VII
snd hsrl promptly executed moderate prc-z, sEc may
- On b-i,-, sr,rp.d with Ink Of excellent quality, Ant
at ncbhnse.b,e color The subscriber manufacturers lna
OF various coiors VIZ: red, hue green, &c Orcrf, d
- -, Ia srfory S Tont->t between Montgou-
-r and C,over,efr SIS through The Dispatch Post WI pc
punciualy attended TINS paper Ia, been printed o
I'M ~ . ~ SI1 IN ~ - GEORGE MATHER.
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~ There Is rumor IN town that Mrs Myers
OF Richmond va has committed suicide by taking !ar-
isnum4i
20 The splendid Anatomical Museum OF Dr.
Peach No se Bowery which he mas been years cosect-
Ing and preparing, is now open
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

pOARDlNG-One or TWO gentlemen genIleman
Dsnd his wife can have full or partial board AT No s6
Whiles near Broadway, where there lew boarders.
Also, large front second tsor Reference
cuir ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

CHARGE OF BUR6LARY.-Otfcer McIlharsy O
,b. Fourteenth Ward. last evening arrested joseph
noprbty on suspicion OF having been concerned IN bur
slsriously entering the store OF Nessrs Lockwood =
Grady lis Grand ana siesiins taeEslroi
ri he stolen goods hsvins been found az place IN 1y
yher, they had been lett BY the accused be
ME- locked up 70 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

- OASD-Ouu two gentlemen and their wtvos and
Dtwo single gentlemen may obtain board and suiiabls
eouncdiou, with private family The situation Ia
pleasant ghborhood quiet and respectable and
trail in The immediate vicinity OF the Broadway s,nges and
the Harlem cars. being in ElmsL between Broome
Grand Apply AT IN Inn
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EtNIi.Y BOtRDTNC school. FOR BOYS

fonkfr-, NN-Tli- winter term OF Inc Locust ttIll
School Will commence Monday. The 81 OF November.
Circulars and particular information may he had ogsv Dr.
SuoigrBss so Broadway OF r ". Townsend ESQ. -
Cedar; Of Or. T. Wel-, los Nnih-agerUc, and The
Bookstore OF Ciu.es / Stedman lS6 Nassau.
ole Sw- e. W. FRANCIS. Priucipa
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r. Water Cure Housc.-Mrs. y. ;, Cove eoniin
ues TO receive patients a. her house, b feminist Ne"
York.
Mrs G. also visits ladies' and children nj their homes and
gives directions the Application OF Wafer Cure NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

~ Practical Phrenologists aud Pubiishers-
FOWLERS & WELLS, l3l Nassau-st ONCE hours iron
O'Clock 4 NJ 10 10 L. VI. Jy-S ON
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IT. T. j. Coleman. Exchange BrOkcr, no o.
Wsil-s. New-iork. uucUffeut Money bought ana sod
cod and silver pxchan notes and dcs collected o. II
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= pr. Cl.rl.1ie.- Galxnnic nna Nasnelic

Curu r"!st rehler- 10 me various
isencn;- OF celebrated which appear IN our
paper They recommended for Complaints, a
class of diseases in winch ordinary medical OF
very little avail and certainly worthy the attention OF
t.. afflicted The only Office Newly oFk for he genuine
arcIes j. Al "a BrJa,iyvay aa2j rs rios
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NOUNI: TREES.-Fcr sae-By Daniel Hissln nat al
1 h. Surserv Fq-hi,s. Lang is.aad, 1000 cholee
p.a-b TEES : 600 banched AIAEirs Trees. e4apied Tor
rreets .yenes o. -.-aslre grounds Also all rhr va
riety OF Fruii-,rees. 61peyines, on e.
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