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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
i IGHTNING-RODS-OTIs &

A STREETERS NEW PATENT INSULATED
c. NDUCTOR-Ths Conductor is universally pronounced
cient6e 20 be the safest and best of protec
It against Lightning offered 10 the public A silver
n Ell awsded 70 this Conductor, Ct the last Connec
State Fair In Hartford, and diploma ct the Mddlesex
chanies Fair In Lowell Mass, last Professor
ockesby, Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Phoso
- Trinity College Hartford, have carefully
ed MeFsrs Otis Streeter's Conductor aud cheerlly
my testimony TO its excellence IL constructed and
ed 10 accordance with scientific principles aud the cleo
conditions BY which protection from lightning is
better met and complied with by this rod than by
that have The points that bristle upon
nd 10 prevent violent explosion, either direct later
and cause rapid but silent discharge Of the electric fluid
b ssen the clouds and the earth. l should consider
T. dung furnished with this rod more ehecuay secured
tefn lightning, than BY any other means with which am
otqusined' From Prof J. v c. Smith, NJ. D. OF Boston
have hesitation in recommending this Conductor 70
ts public a. an admirable economical oontrivance that
promises 10 be Of great utility" Hon Henry Barnard Super
intendeni OF Common Schools In Connecticut give the
preference 20 this Conductor altogether the best devised
TIE most perfectly insulated neatly and permanently
rsrhed TO the building and the economical" Prof
bnchelder OF Lynn, Mass; In shoyt this Conduct
s leaves no room for improvement" Several hundred tes
osss o. the same import have been received and the
49, nave yet to uett the st man who examina-
~ us Soncocor, does DOT give u his unqualified pref
-. ~ soaI more active men wanted nme lately, 70
}sp s n ioe 40 this city and vicinity Local agents are
S.s,ss tbSee " every city and county in the United
-. ssninR TO protect their buildings will do
ssst service by calling on these local agents or
Dcy q Newlo4k ~0neueeoA Onaee, NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
mo- STEAM-ENGINE BUILDERS

OvNFRs and ENGINHERS-The Subscriber hay.
,ns taken the Agency Of ASHCROFT'S PRESSOhS
G1UGEs would recommend their adoption 70 those ln.eI
bnt have been applied many Of hr't elias, River ana
Oce, Gamers add on several Railroads 10 all Of which,
from their simplicity accuracy and non liability 70 deranse-
roent they have given the utmost satisfaction.
CHAs. w. COPELAND, Consulting Engineer
No. 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

" IM REWARD.-L0st or stolen,
" AOO from the pocket Of the subscriber, while ct
Albany on the sd Of June last Porte Monnae contain
ing 80 in bank bills Of hand certificates Of stocks
coupons &c 10 large amount together with other ysua
bic papers OF no 70 any except the ovnef Inc
above reward will be paid and questions asked 10 any
one ho will deliver the above without the money
X: b DUNN, Ws,erville, Maine or TO VAN HEUSESS
CHARLES, Albany CT POND HITCHCOCK, No. "
Water-st., New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
SIMEON DRAPER offers for Sale, in

-.
to suit purchasers 5000 600 In the Capital Stock
OF the TROY and RUTLAND RAILROAD co. This
Road extends from the Troy and Boston Railroad Co at
Eagle Bridge IA miles to Salem, In Washington County,
Y where il connects with the Rutland and Washington
Railroad, which at Rutland unites with the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad. The Troy and Rutland Railroad thus
forms link in the chain OF North and South cOmmu
pcson between the Cities of Montreal and NewYok 10
located IN Of the most fertile and wealthy sections Of
the States York and VermOntthe entire business OF
which 90 it, there being other facilities Tor
transporting passe gers and freight.
The whole amount OF paid stock In the Road IS .oooo
about. F'''V'
1t a funded debt bearing per cent inter- ,oo ooo
est, tnosoo
It's entire cost
The Road is In full running condition and fufnlshco
with all pscesary equipment II has been LEASED 70 the hut
land Washington Railroad Co for AZ years at re1t OF
81 00O for the year. and Of $4,000 per snnum after
LIST January and above s taxes sod assessment
the lesse entities this Road 10 raeable proportion OF
the net earnings Of both Roads and above
per cent per and Of the Albany aud Northern
Read with which both the Troy aud Rutland and Rutland
and Washington be connected By the terms OF the
lease.
This secures beyond question certain moderate In
come to the cbhode aud the prospective increase Of
this income which will inevitably arse out Of the growing
traffic this main North and South route cannot fail 10
make the stock Of the Troy and Rutland Railroad very de-
arsbe investment. The receipts ofthe Company working
both lines bave since the fall opening Of the line been most
hsftenDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
CTNGER,S SEWING MACHINE

- Lnbor-ssvips M.chines-ln this age Of progress and
wise doings anything which tends 70 ameorae me 'no
and sanction OF the philsnthropcthe rich the poor the
lew and GENTLE Never has the inventive genius Of man
Acme more Tor the common benefit OF all nce the days o.
Fultops incipent experiments the Workable use OF
steam than II has In the introduction OF
Sewing Machines with which all kinds OF sewing 80.
cuted In beautiful and satisfactory msnneri the
ID durable in oil it, parts simple and easy In ia f
and superior any machine before offered % ne
sewing purposes Principal once, NO zoo bfoaa~sJ' '
The oublic are invited TO examine them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
TVO RAILROAD CONTRACroRs.-

Il CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAiLR0 AD.-sss,s<
proposals Will b received Of the Office Of th- Company IA
the city Of sprfnfhe5 Illinois aatl SATURDAY Aasu
H. for the GRADING, MASONRY BRIDGING "a
CROSS tbs OF that division Of this Road which sxtsos
from Springfield 70 Blooringsnn Illinois.
The distance soouf sixty miles sad the route tsvsss
the most elevated and healthy portion OF ths State
The line Is divided into sectCls Of sbou mis s.nh
and the We RI Is 20 be commented wild out delay.
Payments for worn and materials viii be made ia Cash.
Prohles and plans may be and blank forms oxn,l
the Offices OF the Company 10 Springfield and Boonins.
ton, illinois, where any information viii be furnished b. tha
Enyineer pepertmsn ut
sstsfactory proof Of responsibility viii be required f,m
TIE ,.bs.riber viii be in New-York ss No. So wrrsar
an ,.ars over Hudson River Railroad Oiss until Agsas
s. and will be prepared 10 exhibit pohes plans he. ssi
dtyHNew,Yori. July IS 1851 OLIVER Il. LEE,
VIZ Chief Engineer Chicago snd Mississppi Railroad
THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
4 SAVINGS BANK, No <sz Grand q, between wIIlss
sn S- sSs,sr ne~ WALTER UNDERHILL
Pint Vice Precedent. =. :. RICHARD ": HOE
sscona Vice President. CHANDLER l. lNGFRsOLk
yhird yice-Yresdent ALFRED 7. C0NKLlN
Secretary ...............JAMEsf r. HAl0hf
Ybis institution win open for busnes. 90 Wednesday he
Nh a.y OF NAV 1852 st O'Clock p NJ Bank day. Moe
lava Wednesdays Thursdsys asd Saturday. from stoI
;slosh interest," at the rate OF per cent VIII be a.
lowed on ali deposits prior to the 10th day OF July lntsr1
declared on the 81 Monday OF January and July on dopen
WHICH have been deposited Tor the Pscs Of nrss |sasnaes
surcs married and minors the sole conrot o. tns
ieposits WALTER UNDERHILL President
JAMES r. HAIeHr Secretary.
TTNCURRENT MONEY-We are buy
ing State at one. third Eastern eighth Jerssy
AZ quarter OF one per cert aud other proportion
a,sly MEGAREY& JOHNSON, wall, cor NeN-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
Cost an6 fonno.

II OST-A BOUND VOLUME OF
- THE TRIBUNE, from April n, 1913, TO Apiil 10
S4e lent individual whose address has been mis-
laid he will greatly obge the Publishers BY returning
70 the Office as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
MACHINERY for SALE, viz:
lVH 4 Enxna I.atha g.

Epsine Lathe 10 feet long sS,iass 81 insho
Engine Lathe. II feet long. swinss So sochss
Engine Lathe, feet Iona swings ls aeS.s
EDgine Lathe, feet long swings i6 inehs.
Engine Lsthe, feet Iona, swings II inehes
AIS. fine Machine for cutting Bolts; new M.eh,n, Car
A. rips Car Wheels Palleys &c, swings teeti PsoiSs
Nsehiue FOR Iron feet long feet wide and feet hiSh
=, one Of Dsni AIS Wood Planning Machines e fse long
1eg,rhs vide Also lot Of Tool Suitable for seners
hsns al Machine shop The above win all be sold vsry
3w az eash inquire Of C. JU0S0S, at Railroad Foaa-
o,y, &C Cenress.i OF Of IL. G.JuDp, t<thst4 hafien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
,Tp NORTHUMBERLAND & HELM'S

PATENT2ooOo lbs now IN store a,hsrsnt ,a, sns
100 6ieher heat than any other rubber has been
sssed for two years or The American and British
Ths nndersiened will warrant this new patent
70 1--WE entire satisfaction in every case No person
mi he underlined can the zinc In the msnuiacqrs OF
800 No "a Courtlandt-st All ordeS addressed 70 we
msnufscturer and owner of Tyer Helms Pstsnt nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
Hlarhinern. &r.

TOTTON FACTORY MACHINERY
" FOR sALE--At Mechanicsville, Saratoga Co. BY the
American Linen Thread Company, follows. Cards,
Spinning Frames Speeden Mules, spoong Frame, 50
Sppdles2 Wrappers, Presses so Looms, Cans Bobbns,
Reeda Harness shpttes &c 40 All OF whsh at prices 10
Der cent less than the original cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
&200OM LOAN 70, COOK N;U CO.:

40 m. pnserssned until MONDAY, the fifteenth day Of
October next Tor loan Of 5ooo for the County Of ceoh
in the state of Illinois for which Coupon bonds Of .ad
County bearing date November 1852 will DO Issued u
sums Of 5000 EACH to become due 10 not ss thar
Owe nor more than twenty years and TO bear nte,sa
Al rate not over per cent per snnum payable on ne
sr. dsy of NAV and the principal and interest to be made
paysbe either at the American Exchange Bani In the City
ofNewYork or the Bank Of Commerce In Boston Mas
AZ the option Of the bidder -
Proposas for any portion Of said loan may be addressed
hostage aid TO either Of the undersigned Chicago III o.
Ron George r Lee ESQ, Philadelphia messrs Strsehas
d Scott George s. Robbins Son, New.York; Blake,
Ward Co or Matthew Bolles, ESQ., Boston
copy Of the law authorizing said loan appears below
,l.o he Order Of the Board Of Supervisors, appointing
"'' n: II; BoLLEs, chn.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

nIANO-FORTES.- about pur-
40 csIl Al NJ J. HAiNES CO.'S Mandatory and Ware
rooms corner Of l4ths and SHAW where splendid as
sonent Of Rosewood Planes from to 1t octaves are con-
sntlv on hand and In every respect The above
will be sold low for cash approved paper Old Pisnos
taken in exchange Dealers teachers and professors supplied
on liberal terms N HAINES co, 5da cor lithEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
E0N LAND WARRANTS WANTED

COO of the Florida and 1912 Wars and also of tho
Mexican War for which the highes. cash price will he paid
also, Illinois Patents for the War Of 1915 by g. H. SHU.
EELDT, No Nassau st doors from Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
CTFAMFNGTNES. BOILERS, &C.

IN. undeiroed has for sale several new ana e
band ,k Enls high and low pssPI. sDns Ma
with their spputeneDces and one @ nroossr Steamers
or HsO1. dimensions spscOns cOnis: genera 3.
deal drawings furnished for stesmsSs csoofPELAND
ery'oi al ANUS Consultinr Engineer, No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
crY.r.sTopprNG HY-

-arrNT SELF-STOPfINo
JAaEA rs RxRrHoLoMEw,s Patent made 81
y s he nos and durable
yes past sno NOT BROKEN BY children carelessness
s s:s without ss.s ps sssp.I i PUT % A x
not buTsi upIy two yuds For sale By the Plumb
oooo Landlords win find those Hydrann the NEST
emecresi and make the least trouble and expense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

ISL Broadway, door above ThoDpson's Saloon
eropa about purchasing Pianos invited TO call ct the
Wsrerooms Of BENNETT co, where they will find
an assortment Of Rosewood PiaDoForte OF modern style
verv instrument warranted for two years Should doubts
1e entertained quality the payment may be deferred
pt such doubts removed Old Planes received in part
osvmept r new New and second hand Pianos TO Let
Gsnufsctory Nos Sll, SIS and SIS Rivington+t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
SAVINGS BANK, No. 4a7 Grand q, between wins<
-TNCURRENT MONEY-We are buy

ing State at third Eastern at one elehih Jerssy
OF one per cert aud other money proportion
ately MEGAREY& JOHNSON, 3 Wall cor. New-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
1TFSSRS- LIGHTE 81 NEWTON, In

nIANO-FORTES.-The finest assort-
ent sf Piano Foes in ths city may be found at the
sosoous wMerooms Of N. P. B. CURTIS 4 co, A7 Broad
vsy combating Of Geo Hewss celebrated American raten
Isf3ou Pisnos r. Gilbert Cos popular Eosn Piano. Oh
asrs and othe Boudeir. Also, variety OF new and sss
ana hsnl Pianos for sale and to les No AZ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
31iano-fortes.
a q. FISCHER, (lats Nunns q

al Y,..berl mauufsctoy and wsrsroom, No lo Sroea
wsS corner Of Dsy Piano rortes ". H..s.s
I. errs Piano Yortss tuned repaired and exchanged
m I-Aleo Kolan Pisne-Fertes TOR sAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
T ORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE

~ COMPANY-This Company have established
branch Office No IS Wall St in the basement, for the
convenience Of their friends In the lower part OF the city
One Of the officers of the Company will be In attendance
and applications risks will be received there and ide
binding The office in Willsmst has been discontinued.
CARLISLE NORWOOD. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.

IN YORTEs-We have now hand large ss'or pin
81 nav snd second hand Pianos fer sale and 70 nle ~
from $50 to $500 For hire from - 70 w per
go Broadway New-York SAkFuhp DnoIhN-%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
about par

shssns Pianos win find to their advantage 70 call u
u Glenn Co.'S Mandatory No l9 Fulton-st, twess Of
IroaAwnvl general assortment OF mahogany and rose
rood Pianos constantly hand which viii be sold low tt
essh or approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terme
r. GLENN CO. No. 1874 Yultoa-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
DRINCE q CO.'S MELODEONS.-
en- PIANO FORTES-Nsw and Sec

On PIANO FORTES-Nsw and Sec
OOond hsnd-( with arr without Colemans celebrated
Hoap for Sale or to Let consisting In pa Of the follow
ing makers: Burton Pianos; Hallet Davis Co.; George
Hews; Z. Gilbert Coz Lord Cumston b. Gll6ert 8
riner Boardmsp Gray Dolce Csmpsna); Sc ,bury;
M " Cresiei and otheTsal (which offered at very
lew prices Those in Of good bargains invited to
call at Piano Forte Wsrerooms No. AL Broadway be-
LINCOLN THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

-C4N w ADDfINO HHU Il EItOOOhOIOIN
" CAPS Eley's Cloth Gun Waddns the hest and
cheapest article used. Eleys Percussion Caps Wire Car
hioges END Sporting Materials Powder Fasks &c large
and complete assortment of the above for sale by the
tactureTs sole agents, FRANCIS TONES SONS, No
Maiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
BUILDING ASSOCIATION and Gen

ID eral Fire Insurance Company. corner Of Tryonrow
and Chatham It, in the Harlem Railroad Buildngs are
taking risks Rents Building ~ on the most favorable
terms. JOHN bhUCE, fresoent
DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-26

gladly make, and calling it buying them
cheap. And we have just heard of a large
purchase OF Railroad Iron from England
at SS7& per ton, payable in seven per cent.
Bonds running fifteen years. Thus for
each ion of this Iron over SO in cash
must be paid before and at the maturing of
the bonds-but who cares for debts having
fifteen years TO run? We may all be dead
before they mature. SO hurrah for giant
debts abroad and idle Laborers at home !
Hurrah for boundess Speculation to. day,
though Bankruptcy be as boundless to-
morrow Hurrah for giant fortunes made
by Bond-mongering and giant Taxes to
support our crowded Aims Houses Hur-
rah for blown out Furnaces and British
Free Trade ~ 7. Tribune.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-26
WON y.

To the honor, TO the eternal honor OF
the sex, be it stated, that OIL the part of du-
ty no sacrifice is TO them too high or TOO
dear. Nothing is with them impossible,
but to shrink from love, honor, innocence,
and religion. The voice of pleasure or of
power may pass by unheeded, but the
voice of aflection-never. The chamber
of the sick-the pillow of the dying-thc
affairs Of religion, never missed the pres
ence or the sympathies of kind women.
'rimid though she be, and so delicate that
the winds of heaven may not too roughly
visit her, on such occasions she loses all
sense of danger, and assumes preternat-
ural courage, which knows not nor tears
consequences. Then she displays that
undaunted spirit which neither courts diff
ficulties nor eyadcs them; that resignation
which utters neither murmur nor regret !;
and that patience in suffering which seems
victorious even over death itself
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-26

Praise no man too literally before his
face, nor ccnsure him too lavlshly behind
his back; the one savors of hattery; the
other of malice; and both are reprehen-
sible. The true way to advance another S
virtue is to follow it and the best means
10 cry down another's wee is to decline It,.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-26
CDotcf Ectracts.
Scatter We Seeds.


Scatter We seeds, and flowers will spring;
Strew them at broadcast DER hill and glen;
Sow in your garden, and time will bring
Bright flowers, with seeds to scatter again.
Scatter ye seeds-nor think them lost,
Though they fall amid leaves and are buried
in Garth
Spring will awake them, though heedlessly toss d.
And to beautiful flowers those seeds will give
birth.
Scatter We seeds tire not but toll;
'Tis the work of life, it's the labor Of man;
in the head, in the heart, and on carth's own
soil,
Sow, gather, and sow, through life's short
span.
Scatter We seeds in the field of mind
Seeds of flowers, with seeds of grain;
In the spring and summer, sweet garlsnds yell
And in autumn ye'Il reap rich fruits for your
pain.
Scatter We seeds in the garden OF heart,
Seeds of affection, Of truth and of love,
Cultivate carefully each hidden part
And thy flowers will be seen by angels above.
Scatter We seeds-the seeds Of Hope
Plant in your bosom the Tree of Life
Then the flowers here budding in Heaven shall
ope,
And in Heaven will ripen the fruits Of strife.
Then scatter ye seeds each passing year;
Sow amid winds and storms Of rain
Hope give thee courage, Faith cast out fear,
God will requite thee with infinite gain.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-26
From Ihe Pittsburgh Commercial Journal.
Oh! Comrades, FiII no Glass for Me.

From he Pittsburgh Commercial Journal.
Oh! Comrades, FiII no Glass for 3Ie.
BY STEPHEN C. FOSTER.
Oh, comrades, fill no glass for me
To drown my soul in liquid flame;
For if drink, the toast should be-
To blighted fortune, health, and fame,
Yet, thought long to quell the strife
That passion holds against my life,
Still boon companions may We be;
But, comrades, fill no glass for nc!
] know breast that once was light,
Whose patient sufferings need my care
] know a heart that once was bright;
But dropping hopes have nestled there.
Then, while the teardrops slightly steal
From the wounded heart that should heal,
Though boon companions you may be;
But, comrades, FIJI no glass for me
When was young, felt the tide
OF aspirations undefled;
But manhood's years have wronged the pride
NV parents centered in their child.
Then by mothers sacred tear,
By all that memory should revere,
Though boon companions ye may be,
But, comrades, fill no glass for me
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-26

In thy discourse, take heed what thou
speakest, to whom thou speakest, how
thou speakest. and when thou sPeakest
What thou speakest, speak truly and
when thou speakest, speak wisely A
fools heart is in his tongue but wise
nlan's tongue is in his heart.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-26
M. tsreIIa alle u 8
a Visit to the Mexican Cathedral.

a Visit to the Mexican Cathedral.
A correspondent of the Washington
Union, writing from the city of Mexico,
says:
"Onc day last week | spent a whole
morning (six hours in examining the Ca
thedral and lis treasures By special fa-
vor they showed lis everything among
others the custodian, in which the conse-
Grated host is exposed on certain occasions.
1t cost 100000, but is worth $500, 900 ::
and you will not wonder at this when
inform you that it is fall four feet high,
made OF solid gold, and studded with pre-
cious stones. The pedestal is foot and
a half square, inlaid with diamonds and
rubIes. At each corner is the golden fig-
ure of an angel, exquisitelv carved
Around his waist and neck are strings of
the finest pearls. His wings are inlaid or
covered with diamonds, rubies and cme-
raids. In his right hand he holds sheaves
OF wheat, made of yellow topaz in his
lett, punches of grapes made of amethvsts.
The shaft is also studded with diamonds
and rubles. The upper part, containing
the host, is made to represent the sun, and
Is loot and half in circumference the
rays that emanate on one side are made
entirely of diamonds of the first water, be-
ginning with some of large size, and
gradually tapering off. The cross that
surrounds the top is also on this side made
OF diamonds. and is superb. On the other
side, both the cross and the ravs are of the
most beautiful emeralds-perhaps larger
! than the diamonds"
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