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on TuEapAY Ann wEnsEspAp EVENINGS.
10 For further particulars see bills Of the day
June al .t-
SIGNOR sARTI,
Member Of The n. L. University Of Pisa and the
r. !. Lyreum Of Florence, DC, &c.
DEGS respectfully to intimate that It is his intention
lecture In this city during the following week
Ing Monday June 4th, on the highly important science
Gf PHYSIOLOGY The Lectures will be illustrated by
his CELEBRATED ANATOMICAL MODEL OF A FE
MALE OF THE MOORISH RACE, which has been al
mitled BY the English, Russian, tand lately American
Governments duty free account Of ls pub lie utility
S,gnor sARr feels confident the following letter IL al
cient proof OF The merit Of the production work Of
Arr and fac aimie Of Nature
"DErAU Row, Blocker street, N Y.
March olst, ls49
1.-THE Collection Of Anatomical Figures in Wax Of Sgnor
SARTI, from Florence Is valuable and beautiful The gen
era accuracy Of The separate paris together with the whole
body will make II very nsirlctiys and useful To medical
men To public aso will be very attractive as ena
Ming Them learn something Of their own curious and
wonderful organization. There Is nothing that ought TO
offend the most refined and cultivated delrary, @
VALENTINE MOTT
IT. HouRa OF LECTURE - 10 O'Clock a. m l2 M "a
and "a D. m The days apart for Ladies' TUESDAY and
TnuRSDAy, when Madame SARTI will demonstrate.
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NATIONAL hOThL FUN KEN A.
"a, THE NATIONAL HOTEL In the city Of Washington,
NW Grmely kept by Coieman and now In The possession
Of Blackweli's Trustees, Is offered for rent
Persons DESTROYS Of leasing the property are requested
10 apply In person q by letter, addressed to the
PROPRIETORS
ofthe National Hotel. Washington City,
Early POSSESSION mar be had
90 3-vif-TThS-U
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The United States mail steamer Her
mann, Captain Crabtree, arrived at South
ampton on the 18th inst, from Bremen, with
$50 first and second class passengers, en-
route to New York. After taking in Goals
and cargo, the Hermann will leave on Sun
day morning, with the American mails from
Germany, France and England. We learn
by this steamer from Bremen, that the block
ade Of the river Weser was closely main
tanned By the Danish squadron, but that sew
eral German vessels had got through under
the Russian flag. The Hermann, when
sailing into the Weser on the 18th inst. was
spoken by a Danish lrigate, and ordered to
lay to; an officer was sent on board, and
after the customary forma!ties, the steamer
was permitted TO proceed.
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THE CELEBRATED
Nightingale Ethiopian SerenaderS,

hIost respectfully announce their friends and The pble
in general, that they will give
TWO OF THEIR INIMITABLE CoNCERTS
At Odd Feiio1os' Hall,
or TuE9bAY Aab WEnsEspAy EVENING"
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the Navigation Laws of Great Britain.


From the London Shipping Gazette May H.
We understand that the important amend
ments to be introduced in committee on. the
bill to repeal the navigation laws, have now
been prepared and determined on The
amendments, if carried, will affirm the fun
damental principles Of our existing naviga-
ton laws, whilst they will admit Of certain
relaxations and notifications, which are like
ly to meet with the approval Of large num-
Der Of those who have given their assent
we firmly believe reluctantly the minis
terial measure. We are enabled to state that
lie principal alterations to be proposed in
committee have the support Of the influential
shipowners Of London and several Of the out
ports; they are, in substance, similar to the
principal clauses contained in the draft of a
bill prepared some time ago by the shipown-
ers Of Liverpool, and which appeared in the
Shipping and Mercantile Gazette Of the
9th of January. Perhaps by reprinting mere
the clauses to which we refer, we shall best
be able to convey to our readers the nature
Of the proposed amendments in the govern
ment bill
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
70 the EDITOR or TIE NATIONAL WIG.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE S. l34s.
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following remarks upon the subject -
ave have Away aleadiasrly opposed any m,achevons
mrdllng with ON navigation laws especially when
mp'sa during pe,'n OF pso ms. Excitement but we
part OF her maesyS government, has not only been dec
ded upon but bill has been actually introduced aud print
ed virtually ahoshing The navigation lawswilh the
c.plion Of retaining the coasng trade which exception Ia
almost nfeeas steamboats, and railroads are combining
annihaie lhis hitherto valuable nursery for British sea
men. Thus cfcumsdnccd 1t IL for THE shipping inrer
Ia elect between sch notifications and the government
bill and although conceive The concessions be
liberal yet we would not withhold assent 10 the p,n
cipe which abandona that which we believe s not very
material as far az the ahipowner Is Interested but which
still retains The substance Of what is absolutely essential pi
the preservation OF national deiences and the
agemen Of Brtsh shipping"
The notifications now to be proposed in
committee Of the House OF Lords meet all
the frivolous complaints raised by the manu-
.acturers against the navigation laws. We
have reason to believe that the nationalising
Of goods will, on the whole, be found to be
no great detriment to the British shipowner
Provided other countries would grant similar
privileges, it would still secure the carrying
from the East Indies and China to British
shipowners and England might become the
grea. depot for the goods Of all the. world.
On the other hand, il foreign countries would
not recjprocatc by passing similar law
which they probably would not do--matters
would remain in statu quo, with this excep-
tion-tbat in the event Of very high prices
ruling in this country on the produce of Asia,
Africa or America, such goods, instead ofbe-
ing prohibited for use in this country, il i'm
ported from Europe, would afford employ
mentto British ships solely, All maritime
countries Of any note--especiallv America.
confne the carrying from Great Britain in
British ships to "the goods the produce only
Of Great Britain;'' hence, all foreign goods
sent to this country for export to the United
States, are carried exclusively in American
ships. Thus It follows that no British ships
can carry French wines, brandy, millinery,
&c, Sc This is, no doubt, detrimental to
our shipping and is more particularly felt by
the steamship companies, especially those
in the American trade, which will have to
contend in sharp competition with the Uni
ted States government protected steamers.
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Judge LHneis late Letter. The Course of I ne
.unionr since he iufc Coalition between
the Pro-slavery Editor and It's Anti-sia-
very Editor, Sc.
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No l. And he 1t enacted that goods may he imported
10 the United Kingdom TO be used therein only In Brit
h ships, but ALEC ships of any such foreign country
which the goods the pr ,dnce In ships of any sucf
foreign country from which the goods last imported
such last mentioned goods having been landed In suci
country certified by consul certificate Provided always
similar privileges recprocay granted by any such las
mentioned other country, otherwise any such goods soel,
in British ships Provided also That nothing herein con
tanned shall extend repeal alter the provisions OF
act passed the Sd and 1fh William w., cap l0, |.
MOI And be il enacted that goods shall be carried
liom any British possession In Asia, Africa, America
any other nj sch possessions, within without the
limits Of the Fast India Cunipuny's Charter, nor from one
part o any such ssaons TO another part the
except in British ships s|&
No g. And be il enacted, mat goods may be imported in
any British possession IN Asa Africa America In
ships Of the country Of which The goods produce oil
in ships Of the country from which the goods last i'm
ported, such aforementioned goods having been landed
such country, and certified by consular certificate proy
ted always similar privilege reciprocay granted
any such other foreign country Otherwise solely In British
ships
No g. Provided also, and he IL enacted that il shall hi
lawful for her majesty in council upon address, Join
address the may be- from the legislative council
council assembly proper legislative authority of
British possession in The West ines America praynl
her majesty authorize thf Of goods from
part Of such possession another part OF such possession
IN other Than British ships 10 declare, by order In council
that such conveyance alRt be authorized accordingly II
such ani under such conditions as 10 her maest,
shall good from time time and any such order il
council he altered revoked by her majesty any sub
segment order IN council
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
For Mobile.
IN CHANCERY- BEFORE THB VICE
CHANCELLOR.
At TluiCs March 5th, Nd. kStG.
ltObeft ItMls0N Irot al, Ulslflrt Nhsh-
pa " cery Coufi " the
Sa;auei T. Buuerwp,4, State II M,'sjs.
H., as, spp ho.d At Go.

Upon orealnn Tie matters tn tbs wi contain
ed. ana - appearing by affidavit fed, g 'bs al,
i,.agtiou uttij, Ccprt tea, thc Defendant Ssn'u
L. Bui,cryc.ilN Is rotnn inhahtout 81 tbs N''tri
bit reside heyond Tie lmiis thereof to.Wii -
the State ui New York, SO thai the ordinary pro.
cess OF this Cogrl cannot be executed on him.
It is therefore oidcfed that pnless the satd Delen
tanl samuel T. liuuelNoith apcar here beioie
the tWe Chancellor. on oT belufe the hr'l aal
uf The next term Of THIS Cauyt, 70 he hniocn al
the Court House Ia tue Town Of Columbus, o.
Tho first Mcadoyin May next ensuing, and plead,
answer o dcmur 70 lhp said bill 81 Uomplaiutl the
several allegations therein contained may be tab,
en- a. con6ssed,hy him md seeh order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may deem
equitable aud just
Ills further ordered that cory ofthii oldcr bs
inserted in the "Calumhul Democrat q news
paper published IN the towa fCcun5ua Mis,is
sipp, weekly Gr one month
\ tluc copy from tie miun'es.
rost 5, u0SNfR, C,cra.
lIuuis s Harrison, SA's. Cor tenpts.
Mach u, lSi9--I 0~H
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Citation Notice.

The Sac # MississirYa, TO all persOns in
L-esS C0J{y. terested m the ardS
teaPments and hereii,scica;s oi JoHS \ NAlGHaS,
deceased, You are hcrot notified TO be and appear
tebre The PROBATE Court Of l.owndes County, MIS-
ssslppi, On the first Monday in April, a. d. ls4s,
then and there 10 show cause ifany you have, why
the to lowing land should not be sold, according 10 the
petition Of Wm w Vaughan, Guardian to Mary f.,
Martha J. and John ~ Naasasu, minor heirs o; Ino.
\. Vaughan. deceased, to-wa. The v ! Of sw !, The
ne o. the 5 " and the sw Of the NV !, az in
section s. township = range ~ west; lying and be.
irg in the county Of Lowndcs, State of Mississippi
- WITNESS. the Honorable \ Z Goodwin.
Is. Judge ofthe Probate Cour, OF saidceupty o.
~ Lownles, the first Monday in February, \.
y, lSi9
Trsr, DANT WILLIAMS. Clerk.
Feb II, 1879 94-bw pr'stte 81
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WIllE OF 'FlIH ANR3VAHS
- ~, n~ ~rrs
-, ~ =, 49,. ~. W ~.

eeaT---cC.
40. 5j37l lt-rrnS ASn NoBlLE NuI Via
Montgomery, Ala
ARRIVES, Dajly ut o'clock AAI
CLOSES do NJ G O'Clock NJ
30. 57o3l SorruraN NA,t,Aia jackson and
Nicksburg.
Arrives. SUNDAY : TUESDAY 4 Friday ,at8 n
Closes, Saturdays, Noniay and Thurs. at pm
No 552I,l NoR1nrHS Man, 10 Ta,cumbia
ard Nashville, via aberdeen.
arrives, Sundays, TUESDAY. and Fridays at c u
Cls.os Saturdays, Mondays aud Thurs. at 2 ~
M 5143l poxroroc $50 NrMrnls MAIL
via Aberdeen.
Arrives Sundays, Thursdays md Thurs. Mt 6 pm
Closes Sundays, Tuesdays aud Fridays al G n
Sot5j3j] Tu.cALoosA, via Reiorm As.
Arrives tuesdays, THURS. and Sas, N ,0l ~
Closes Tuesdays, hws. and Sugdass al 8 IL
No. 575l. Gneraspoao & GARoLLlox MI
via S,arksille.
Arrives, Mons, We sdays, and sals, at m
Closes, 3on1aE,, Wc'sJals and I'ridays At pm
No. 5769 DlkAtB q BALryuLE via Macon.
Arrives, SUNDAY. and thuida5s al p IN
Closes, Sundays, aud Wednesdays At P n
/ No. $780, PA1o Afro via Waychy, Miss.
/ Arrives, Thursdays atll4 q M
/ Closes, Mondays, at ll4t 10
! No. 552l.l PiKruutr & Moscow, Alabama,
via Caledonia, Mississippi
Arrives, Wednesdays, Il m
Closes, Wednesday, ate m
No 5525l fAYrrrE CT Alabama, via
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BLOJNY SPRINGS,
BLOUNT COUNTY, ALA,

blAllA1 AOlN4 Ala,
FTSfiIS ceie5ra,e5 watering place WA be open he
4 sus-iss 's-ssus ~ ne 9 o. Ma ancer ne iu'
Mediate maussemsn. s. Nli,heW D-sie VIE pledges
amselfto use 5i means pa A. power 90 ease Sd
who may raw hin Visit. and BIS N'g eyneriencs mn
keepsug ,he Wasaag.op iiaii a. Tuscaloosa, gtss
.iaa decided e.haa.are o.o- u,ose uhe e..eci
in tasi '.c ~ business. ne viii i nrc7aIe 'a Pr
,eIvs = r-est ata1zr ut-ay 81. is s - te" 'aAi's
IN ear,s s,ari Opus ,sn-, re.t
n Is lari'r uugfa f,a.e fa f1.ela te r 10
the .r,.t .Ir,uce I.--. N.--e-, Us tl,l afv Nr'
sHes8to ttr rsA.ie s.fas.,. ttte 1fe 81 ,t1sS
sIuis Of vat-..a = l.~S tHlu ba. -st-' d" 4 A.'i.
There vi.l be d g.yd btua O. Ieusit dahls '4e sea-
son D; tic springs. 1.-THE westls1 aaouie be"et o.
co.d, guests shall be supplied wiA plenty Of thick
covering s5ld goojtIes.
during the scason there viii bo tiroce iiue o.
s,agts ,rom Tuscaloosa To the springs-say 4 som-
mencC tlpr Ist Of June There Is Also past otiic'
the springs persc',s coming 'roFa Mobile or New
Orleans, can gei to Selma st az seasons IN eieam-
boats aud there take the stage 'or 11scanssa, say
81 miles. aud by stage from Tuscsloosa u the
springs % miles
Rntes Of Beard at the RlouGi Sprays
Daa7t per month $40 % Man s bofsepr me $50
week, 90 prwcsk II
IAN, 50 Horse dsy, 90, cts
Man & horse rday2 90 ChiIdrca andsenant -
price
For the accommodation o those Who m1y desire
Z satisfactory acceplau,cs on y sh'le er New o.
leans. payah'c lst 81 January, 1880, Wa ee"Aen or
bills moi less hi,y dollars,
The subscriber las Just returned from The Spriut
aud he can safely recommend The country o'l"ve'
oFe and there as cheay one 20 travel va Is an! %
e south
u = O,rt,,, nav ahsencc from the Nashin gt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
CEDAR BLUFF
STEAM MILL, THREE MILES
ABOVE COLUMBUS, on THE
TOUPIGRY RIVER

TE1h- undersigned would respecttullyinlorm ide
"a citizens of the surrounding country that The
above Mil is in daily operation for the saving
Of logs and grinding Of corn; and will keep a
supply ofthe best Of Lumber, at $3.50 per nun
ared feet allowing 10 per cent for cash Corn
wiil be ground for the seventh.
The subscriber hopes by giving personal and
strat attention 10 the business TO merit the Iber'
al patronage Of the public.
/. JOHN B. MILLER.
N B. There is good road to The above Mi
from McLarans shop on the Robinson Road, and
also from Plymouth and Columbus.
Dec 2 l54s--l5-29-H,
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Or. cAria,le's eolvanio Curatlvea,

consists 10 tie fact that they arrest and dsease b
sHgard cpprsUo. IN place 81 The usuA node q drug
tinE and physckipg tho patient al exhausted Mature
sinks haleleEy under The infection
Toy ih0tfn ne etpls Gy'ifi- s7uaitts TIA rircsil
tea 81 10 bosd flsae Ht sscitit7Ht and d. At
slightest mrHp uadsl aau urcumWsHcss Since Aeir
inrodno'on n the unI,el states y three ears sigce,
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-Gr6 VAUGHAN,

General Agent and Collector
w~ NfN. -- r.-...u -e=c-. "a. 'Ja-
aH se~rclz g. -- ra1.'r general ) -- N>-
al-,-,-l Ge-erai Agent. tll t-res b. s-1c, -,icn-
;a-u s, business 20 render clc-e sats.acton ts AZ
WHO nay entrus, , r, v#.h rhei' patronage
TFO5cs To d. 81 mans D-uC St1rs
t,suaru- Fc- h. fet'
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!act 70 NeFV0n3 IoFapFtHT1. hafO Nttn
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
then ell hope Of relief had bsen given up ami every hing
eile been tgied IA VAIN
70 illustrate the ase o. tho 0ALyASIc HEINZ
suppose The case pf rersln afflicted with that tane OF
civilization DYSPEPSIA, any other chrohlc of Nstvous
disorder IN ordlnary Gates stimnlenia Qtan ~Alcha
by thcr action the NERVES and musele oi the stomach
Gford Temporary relief but which leave tic patisRt IN
lower state ana with injured faculties apr the achoa
thns excited has ceased Now compare this wh the Il
fart resulting from the aptlicatoh Of aie GALVANlc
sEtf. 1nso pysPeptic sufferer, even 10 the wora
SYMPTOMS Of Of a,k enl Smpl, tie the belt arounA he
body using the Magnetic Fluid as directed In sh0ri
period The ngensn Precipitation viii oct On thr Positive
element ofhe Eelt thereby causing Gaaa Re circulation
which viii rass 70 thp negative ard thence back sgsn
TO ihr positive Atus keeping 10 continuous odsanc Ell
epistoo throughout Gle 2, stem Tics the most stfDT0
curas Of DlspEFsiA Bro FERN ANFNTLF tERED s
Few DAYS r. OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE GltE plSEAGE OF YEAE-
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-.--. -.. .~- sa. BE- ---- --,. t.ac Dr. hes i-f-
--.- s- tI.1 S. 4 l1 t- sE,Vo Sc
.s --rac- g = .-s-I -la 1ssaErstl- stress,
$50 -,a--s p, s'a3 ia &c c thnl-
t.- ear S. extensive ...-l tf tle S,af eng r
--- r- -- r1 ae s'- .-c raf-i.s
se4.l -.. Hl- -',- tr 100
----s e ..=e Hiaz-r iie Nt
s.s5ee-lz IS ss.ss s-.i--.' '... e .'''
-z- f-5 .laal,. ,aa.-l- u
John airlngeFi
,s-ss r.z- eveeia i4siae1s il eu'ranis-
..-aniz. lsrI. scl De- te.e~aned That
.l.. t...te .t.s sal fsaneE. satisfied
-t.s rapt q. aHy attention whatever.
q,,, T'r,,si.iag pablo may rest assSFed that his
,,,i items are interior . no95, lis Stsbiss wall
-, h. SURPASSED bv shy tn the S0utlern States his
f, IA. ,e AMI councillors, his PfaFender Tie best
.s couaCY a5.ls, GL1 lis io=iefa qa'ck AMI atten-
lie Nas on hsa1 10 L.. superior lot Of Buggies
.nf cher Vehicles tare;hsrv eell riding llors.S
Fertile a-1cnl .el "a .ac ia7' Lovers e p.4- are,
raefe..ti at lisa. F, U.tl ~. - r,tgd oft
Lsts .e.-l1 att.e l--ltssi rc.es anu IL the uea.-
ess u}Ei-l SEES.
T.s .5s.G sayse l5-ass.s t.,il AS sr;arg s,nosts
h, .1u svs n I'se.- i-t-rs.C
Us sadie :. .13Tcs &, to n. tae Hoes and
E5sr..T st5 ID tts L..Y .c tsz.1,ngrs Hlll Pc
t7s.t13 ga 81. auy l5r-a Gar c.ags. s. step. In
ao,t, he Pcle.s himself % have everything done to
te sa,irs s4la..1,.s cle.sry eaa Prices "a here
syfr.
ts-ri,re. Horses s D5.serrsr icy. IS %
dsrss and Ba.s. ies tey, %
Saddle horse ~Gl i 50
Harses: livery ermoa-l, - 30
Fsg eeeAI 90
= I'd
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NV reB. Napi. Z. i-t@
To 1rr FHfic - Voluntarily make tins stsenc
from feelings 81 duty and gratitude IN the n.on'h
January, lAi1 lock scfero cold Whlrb vas 3ceaHI
MED with tho u1s' pa.enl Rhcumatr atiacks was b.
tended ~ d. Myrtle " kast Broadway and % Njch.
Of ColumhiaSt iy wh0m was several HWes cupled a
! I'D u1i get better, Pr SGiyeA Ne ~ Suffolk ST y.
csllcl In who s7llEs'od me Wiif rerrurg which lrt
Ia yefl weak stale sad ainosi .,Jstig issf. shpi
after was sttackst wltH violent fi's an3 was 0Ech,
10 a very dfesliai condition Having tsI time lost
fah in met.ciac as.4 Phsaria7s Gat yEiuei a d
hope 70 wy DIR. c5RisttS DtLt *$iG BtiT an
MAGNETIC FLUID, At hs tlac Z could scarcely hea
q single word IN very few DAYS ahce putting On q
Belt there VAS an improvement bay general heath g.
my heering decidedly beiilf ia a'out tiV weeks
had quite recovered nay hPalih end for tae past eng
months my heaung has haen ierect have had
attacks Of Bhepmatism anl no. the lshtest symptom
FITS and am IN every respect, on sl'ercl person.
(signcd3 Ann MARIAN H0LToN
Witness Mn, CYNTHIA RtYNoNu
No (ioerr kst New York
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

= y ~ - = "a "A I Ut = NIAEO II.
II EITEB5 Of Administration on The estate
~ Of james Larry, deceased, having been
granted to tie undersigned At The March term l3-
10, oriho Probate Court Of. Iowades COUNTY, State
Of Missi4iRpi; all persons indehed 70 said es-
tate wii. make immediate payment and all those
having claims against tae sad estate, viii
present,hea, dg!y probate to the undersigned
within the tine prescribed By hw OF they viii
be iare7e. bHrgpd.
JOIN W. CRUMP, Admir-.
"4uh IN 14l9. at-6e q. 81 60.
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Nervous Diseases.

which complaints arise from ons simple cause, namely
A Derangoment Of tina Nervous System.
CO. In NERVOUS CnMPf ANTS Drugs and Msdf
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strengthening lie living vtaling influence Of Galvan-
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Ntmrr health strength, elasticity and vigor
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