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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01

Die 9e6a Sran5portotion6 Company
gilt 9ermit gta6ri@t, pa6 lic nun brrrit III jepers
lei &auflnannSs@ ein,unebmen unp bielelten
nit gronptbeit unS S6nelli9feit bon Y0label>
ptia na6 Cation, 8rtblt9en, glantrpn, Wau6
Gbunf, 9enn SaScn, gGbite SaSrn, gSiltes6arre,
unp alien 3ipiIHenpldscn an ben Delaware unb
geta Camden abSuliefern. Die @tscntbiimer
rpiinIden ibre Sreunpe unp &unben 1T SenntntB
su leeen, bab e tbrer 9inie SrrI9iepene neue Boo
te bir5usrfiigt, tpppur6 in grpsem WaBe bic Sc
i6afte 9cfGrpcrt perbcn. Sic Serri6ten ibre Ge>
iAifte immer nod am alten Stanbplab, erlter
gBbarf pbrrbalb Der Sine Straee, pirrtt BON q.
unO s. gGrsbt erScniiber. sic tefSrOer aud
9iter na6 unp BON NeuYcrt mad g4ltrstarre.
Gbeufalls an ale .3piItenplaben an ben 1rla-
mare unb 9taritan unb Delaware unb 9e6a Ga<
ndlen. .gSaaren wel6e auf bieIer 2inie Serf6ifft
rperbet, seben auf q. 9. geilIpn's 9inie BON
StbaGuppcn mad Neps SrunSrpid, ipel6e man
Hnbet an Der glltans Balm, am SuB Der Gebar
StraGe, gtprb 9tiSer, NeuDcrf.
Seppebe 9lustunft 1T balelbif su erbalten srn
GeYnplp mp Glarf, 9fr. 100 g8et Stra6e, rrer
AT 9ieilIon's agentm Office, SO g8eF Straee.
Die 0ele1IAaft fat 9rpee Baurenbduitr, gu
Cation, Sstblebeut, alaentaun, Mau9 Gbunt,
gSbite SaSen ulp SBilfesbarrr.
Srafe, @ilion unb Comp,
Gtatntbtner,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
Sefentli0e 9en6u,

Samie8s ben 4tsn Stunt, UNI t2 llbr 0littaas
iD(len an Der 9SChnuns psS Ssrfprbentu 9eter
aIbre6t, In SiiOwbsitbaa 8aunI6ip,. 9edn
gauutp, Sfeutli6 pertauIt rrrrbsn.
Sin Sffn nit Jtpbr, Glide, Stitlr, 8inen-
fdrant, Drawers, 3iter unp Stanper, Butter
fos, 2 Better unO 8rttlaben, GrspGe, GiIentefel,
Gin tapfsrner &sGel, GiIrnbdfen, eRs Spn,ierwas
gen, zinc geasenpede, GruatIGde, Sautensarn,
cine ansabt YiensntSrbs, unS nod Sielrrlfi 81.
Aen, su peitIdufs su nelcsn.
Scbn Gtbrs@t, oS,,ra
@ster MarL ~ Wv
@ta iSi. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
DaS 8auern 6auS,

Qm fiibstpeffli6en Gde ber 9ten uno einz
ben Stroben in ltllentaun.
llntertet9neter bepient li6 bieIer Gelesenbeit
Icinen alteu 5reunpen uno Sefannten bonn eanpe,
Icpie rem 9ublifum ibsrbaupt an,ujesen, bat cr
BET bet lebten Court einen GrlaubnibI6eht sur
Saltun9 eineS @altbauleS frbdlten bat, mc bas
ct Nun an leinem
8 uern @a # baufe
ant Gde Der 9ten unb 9inben Straeen, tate Der
eGerralisen freten Salle, tereit III, ale 9lnpre9en=
be, mSsen eS Neileare, Subrlcute pber 8Carbrrs
lein, mad WmI6 gu befriepiSen. TaS Saus 1T
gan; nsu unb tequem engerihtet unb III babel in
einem Der anssaetmiten Sbeilen Der sdn3rn Stabt
selessn.
B0 Sein5tI tb ent@Glt innnsr bic belrn
Speilet Die Der @lartt Onrbietet, unN lrin 8ir bic
allerbeaen GftrGnte.
3u bem Saule esbSrt aud cine srrtrfffl6e
Stalluns une Elm irbr seraunser unb anernfbmer
Spf unter Der ksnslen 9lufidt. &ursum, int
Sauie nr9 i'm StalI pbrr Spf Ioa brles Gtablils
Iencnt in gang 9usrtaun niht iibertrrfTen iptrben
St tf berSli6 pantbar fit btSbrise 9esinltis
9un9, unp ipirp i6 immer9in belnaben burdb
piinttlide @twartuns ,mb bili9c 5orrerrnsen, bic
3abl ieiner &,n,sen ~ Srrmebren, fpel6e 8esan-
ltiSin9en beibm mic in Serseienbeit seratben fol-
len. Satpb 8tk.
NlIrntaun, gRai 19. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
g / ct1 t T.!

t1ntrr3eidnetrr gilt berpur9 Na@ri6t, bub er
INNER np6 Ods Si9ters 0laden in Der Stabt al>
lentatin, Se4a Gatp, betrsibt, itnb pae CT troer<
seit bic beiten tlhI@littsei6ter btim 8leinen unb
0rcsen gum 9erfauf auf Sanb bat.
StpGrbalter mr anpere tperben 60 SIT ibrem
@crtbeil finpen bel inn an,uIpreden.
G5~lthI6lttt phb int glustaifd fin ei6tsr an-
senUhnteit, ttap bafilf etr b56lfe Rarftprets er-
ldiibt. Sdepb $. Httter.
QlentatH, Ses. 90. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
,Sepe San,ilie folte elm Gopie babsn."
Gin nnI6dBbdreS 8u6,
nur 25 Gents foiteno.
gllenIcb fenne bid.

WienId tenrle ptdh.
| 0Nr. 6untsr's bijiniIbes 6anbbu6 fir
0Rrante. Gntbaltsno ole Gruuo3dee has llrs
fprun9s, Scrtidritts, orr SSbantlun9 uno beilun9
pcn ieoer 8rontbsisfrrm, wcle pureb perbieosnart.
9sn 9shlethnhSn lm9nn9, Scblt6ef efsduus eeer i6sr.
mdBi9en Gjtihtsd,tspsrtcbr Su9cSrgn wuroen, nsblt
Qnwtilun9en iu csrsn &erbdtuu9, in ptrltdnoliebsm
StMe uno nit rer anltdno9itsn Spradbe 9elbrisben,
as cas 8cultat cinsr mebr als 20ibr9sn ausfhtieg.
litb Der Seun9 pcn 8rantbsttn beitatsr uno pripa.
ter 9latur aepioinesn qraris,-mit cinem 3uas crn
Refeptn jur beiluns Iclber 8rantbsiten uuo elmer
Atbanelun9 ubcr bic lIriaGhen, Spnlptcms une bsils
un9 ees tattn Sitters, - fdr % 9tnts rcr gepis,
cesr Grpicn ftr rinsn Sba!sr wirb pcitfrt nab
irotno cinem Sbtils bet Der. Staatin perenost. no
ortirs rcifrsi "ycr l26 prIt Sfftts," cosr Ben a;
tor, IS @crb 7ts StraGs pbiIacslpbia.
IN Sbottr rcrwirten. = Or. buutsr
COpia $50 bt;ahlcn, wsnn ts i6m febrn clIts irs
9eno eiusn SalI pcn eebsmr 5lrantbcit gu furiren,
chne llntecehiso pcn ipit ar9er Dauer iie it, perfc;
nsn ron bspsn Grihlscbtrn nb in ltins pripatubeu,
80 0cro 7te Straer, philadelphia ciu9cIaosn, po e
rcr StSrun9 Surh anerrs 9atsntsn fiber iTnp.
Smpctenj.-2uS uu9c,dscitsr Sefrireisun9 Der
paicntn, ourdb lIr6ermaas coer Selbbeftdune, ent:
ltsbsn 3ablrebc iIstsl. Srdbreif SnpctsnS unfrei:
tptI9e Sansncr9ieBun9cn, Sr9unenabnabme, ,@soacbt:
ntBrerlut ub nst9un9 9e9en Srautnamnlsr, al9emens
Oebilitat cher cultitutirncle nrrbnuna fcl9sn ii:
Ct. Su allen SdlItn 9tt Der Deter cine bers Sur.
| Bum 91ahbs nten.-Oie 6rontsn rptroen pcbls
tbun es gu bebenftn, ebt fc Gsunobsit @ddfli9tcit
uno cftnlas oas etten Den SSnotn pcn Qr,tn auners
trauen, Die nbt bic nStbi9e snntnis pcu oissr tal
e Grantbtcn babcn. Gs III unuEalib cae Gin Rtnitb
allie SefhpcruiiIe bsS mcnfblitbcn 8Srpers psrtsbe.
-Seeer ahttore 1rSt Bat lcucn bsieuoeru 3rpt9 pc:
rim CT erfcl9rebtr pirtrn fam ais fine SRitar,e u.
wcrauf CT feline mslltc Belt uno Stupium perpsnoet.
Sabrstan9s Yraris, ousfbGeGtid serpiomct
Dem Stuetum uno esr 8cbanolun9 pen Sroutbsiten
| oer GsihlehtSrr9ant, nstlt Gslhpdrcn an GSrper,
bals, Siois ceer Ycnsn, &cpf= uno 8rcbenltbmsr,,
Meruriolrtpcumatiin 5ufamn,snJcbuuecn, Grdrcl,
llnrt9cnd6i9ttt 8rantbcitcn pcu iu9cnobtn ealfern
coer llnreini9fcit ocs Yuts, pcour Die Gcntituticn
asfhpdtt wurSc, kete Den Drttcr in Stano, aIsn
lbnsue a6bdlfs iu @rfIbafFen, oic ib tinsr 9sbanb
tun9 unttrpcrfcn.
IRtoijiucn perocn nah alien Sbtiten tr Ser
Stautcu pcrianet. Yrtiis 5unb 10 Sbalsr cas- padst
pbilooslpbia, Sept. l. 1852. naIS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
Ssuerfefte
Siel,erbeitS 6iifctt.

Gsans gSatIpn MAIDEN hierfurh eem
gutIttim ad,hmgsrca bic 9lnSei9e, baB iie 9rpbe
3ui1ee 81 ben Seauemli6Feiten in Der Serfertis'
una BON 2lrtiteA i6res Sades senlabt baten,
hurh bic Grrihtan9 elmer Srcben 6adtcrp IN Der
sldbten Stra6e, unterbalb 9sine, iuip nun berett
(np alle bel bnen glnipre6enpe auf bic tirsee 9lns
seige nit ieuerfeten 81 TEN CSaIeS) etc. BON
Der scr,isltblten 9lrt gu Serleben. sic earantt<
en, hab ibre &iIen lp srcee Sise Sertrasen ffnr
reu, ais raenp dnpere unp TIM pas publitlii gu
iiter,eusen ba6 teS nidt blpIe Se9auptunsen fnr,
finp fie AZ ieber 3eit bereit beIrben nit tr9cnp ats
bern aiiien etner 9leidmGbigen Yrobe 3u unters
iperfen. sic baben bic glamer pieler &aiIfleute
tu,b 9(nbsre, bon bieler Statt unb anbfrt 9laBelt
ipet6e lie ais 8eferenSen 9etrn fSnnrn. Sbre
terdbmeten Jtiten finb rura 3ufdlle ipipptl ais
tur6 teipnrrre 8pnfeufr tsrfits Iatt1am erprctt
pprpen pie Der lplgenpe Ssri6t 3eist.
GSrpber Sriumpb errungsn
barb
Gums unp gSatIon's
SIC. SO Dcd straes, pbilaoelpbia,
NemerTeNe &tfretto
bel BET StaatseSair su harrisburg, pa.
Sttctsr 80, 1851.
s.. ssssss. .=..S Die llnter;edneten, fir bic
ilfffb2lt i fen @np;prd ernannt BON ben
nAAaai y R Seamten Der Staats'5air, ma
5EggE / u rem btelen 9fahmttag ge9ens
~ @ @IAsssS g514 partts, ais Die 6erren 9 pa MS
- = b SO at N cine itre flets
nen Salamanperf feuerfe ten Stften err
prpbten, nobel fe bret Rtafter 5Uls iter
berIelbfn Serbrannten, anfan9enp tint llbr glaG.
nittags, unb Die Jtille 3pei Stln,pen lang NJ 8
AZ tGtenp btelten, binrci6enb TIM bic 9ubeiIernen
ssiBe ,u ,erltBrRn. Sci Der Seffnuns Der &iite
fanb man, pab bic in unierer Gesentpart tineit-
9rlesten Yapiere, neblt 1000 Grcularen, ais man
ie 6srausnabm ni6t MIR erbaltfn Ipnpeut aud
gar tetae Spuren pen Sen9lns paran gu finprn
tparfn.
7Spfspb 8 itnsr Scbn g. Cor
Gr:&CuvsrnSr pcn pa. 6 bas.@. settler
u. 8. bcifer 6. s. % rubinott,
d. 3. 9febotb, gcnlnitte.
Gpan5 uno @atfon,
Goomaneer Seutr: uno Diebfslte &iltsn:
NRanufatturiifcu,
Sc. SO Ocd:SraBt, Ybilaeelpbia.
a9ult %, 1852. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01


BON YennIplpanien genndt rerprn fir bic Snrpr>
ppratirn elmer 8ant NIT an9enlenen DiSerntC-
imb anprrn Sanfier prieilesien, trel6e in Der
Stapt GataIauqta, 2e6a Gauntp, errtdtet tpfreen
fca, uuter benz glamen: n5armers unb We,
hanteS Sant y 0 II atal a." NIT
etuem Capital Sen ,3peibuncert tauIenb 3baler,
unp init pem prisilesirm, ballelbe auf Dreibm,
bert taulenc 5baler Serlnrbrsn gu ptrfen.
Gscr9c 6riepsri6, Sasct 0aurp.
Safcb Deitr, Daniel Il. @jutb,
Qbram Rcbn, Qbacn Mtrabt,
Ganius Soplcr, .pcnrp z. .oatnadfr,
9ictert S6ertp, 9iatban 8lce,
Sciepb eihtcnwalttr, benrp Snetlnerl
Oapio Shcnlas, SsStrenab Rittsr,
g. o. eaeiar, pettr Rcth,
Milam Giee, Gbarlts 8ibe,
eep 6aaS, G5ccrat Rcb,
6Ccres Dsilp, Spen eartctb,
9Binam 9itrp, ecapclo ptd,
Sal. Stsdtl, gsuten gattsrftn,
Danisl Bciltl, ". 8. Srcnb,
Satcb Scsslman, Sbrnos 5risbsrib,
@tcrae 8ceh, Shos. 9S. Rali,
8sniamiu Sodtu6o6, Slotban Srscerib,
Scbn gRarts, 9StlIiam G. Sc9ctn,
Nlcr9on @nianucl Sanusl 8cmi9,
Scltpb eaubob, SciIe Gnculs.
@bortss g. S6urlIcr, Ssuben Gadcn6a6,
Scbn buobers, Salcmcn Aenintrer,
petsr Stsdel, Slrrn @ertbeiltr,
GbarIes 9RlIsr, Gecr9e 6rrs,
Spen Srispsrih, Scfpb aioo,
9. gB. gSsapsr, G6arlts 9iclf,
Oapio Il. Scnitlrr, Stotbau Ss9tep,
S. 9. SRarttn, Scbn 9Dilliams,
Sribua bunt, If. Sannld Grlutr,
Ser. Sdbiueel, Sipen 8ite,
paut 8alIitt, Sfaos 6. Chamber,
Scbn SNcWr, Sanlcs gB. Suusr,
@scr9c Deitp, fen. g9illiam SRitIvr,
Sefab gla9el, u. 3. @it6crt,
David 3. Soptcr, Sarnss @inoer,
Gorpn NRidlcp, s'cbn Snpocr,
Salcucn Sc9el, Gpbriam ecno.
Sanlusl Shcmas, 1orcn @iftnbaro,
Sonas Stirp, Scbn 6ce,
g. 9S. 6ics, @oruaro 8srn,
99iIian S6nsd, S1atban Sicacr,
Samuel Stc9cr, Saec6 Bcifl,
Secr9e 8ctb, Srptn Sern,
Ysttr SrrrsH, If. Scet etne,
Scspb Stc9er, SerSmiab aern,
Scbn gEsbsr, Gamud 6Gbler,
gecr9e 8er, u. 9. g2eGartr,
Scbn Rtnnieb, it, ,bcnrp Gisrman,
a9illiam 9Binc, Iosnrp Snprer,
G6arlcs Si9lsr, Scbn Shcmas,
Solcnicn Blsrp, &cbcrt Stedcl,
Sbcnas BUS, Scftpb 8icrp,
Scf,pb NRilIer, Satcb SRictler,
Satcb Ssipct, fen. Gpbraim NRid(tr,
Shes 8. 8ue, a g. SSaertopss,
Yetcr SRidler, Somcs 8ed,
Scbn SrcrcH, Seni. 8. 9ciil
u. Z. @,. Du6s, 6iram Ballet,
9Riuam Burte, n. o. Deb,
Qarcn Sdbrciber, u. SH. Sinner,
Satalauqua, NRop Is. 1853. ra6NR
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From the Olive Branch
ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD.
BY MRS. NJ. A. DENISON.

What can have happened, thought Harry
i, hurryiHg into the sitting room,
from which came repeated burst of merri-
ment.
A slvery laugh was the only reply to his
mental question, and his little wife shook
her bright cufls, till they fell in charming
confusion all over her shoulders.
Harry, as he looked at her, thought all the
dimpIes in her face were crowded round her
rosy lips and her blue eyes twinkled so
funnily half hiddin in the folds of her white
lids.
''Nhat is it? won't you tell me, bub ?"
he continued, as the mirth abated not .iot,
but the baby laughed and crowed, and clap
ped his chubby hands as lie run shouting
around the room, till at last Hairy was
obliged to sit down and laugh in concert.
ooh! you Should have seen her, Harry,
it was so nice-one Of the richest sights.''
and wiping the very tears that her glee had
cost her from her checks, she strove to
look as demure as possible-and thus the
cause Of her merriment.
''You know, Harry, when our pet was
some FIVE months old, Miss Elliott used to
come here quite frequently.''
"Yes," was his reply: 81 didn't like her
very well, because-well, don't know as
can give any other than woman's reason"
81 know, because she vas SO precise and
formal. You remembef she was quite old
looking, though she wasn't very old, and
her hair had begun to turn-but never
mind the grey hair. 1t was a graver fault
in NY eyes that she didn't love children
couldn't forgive her that. She required so
much attention when she called, and was
so often in the nursery, that l expect she
thought herself sighted.
zone day when / had been uncommohly
eloquent in praise of little Harry curling
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE HUSBANDS PETITION.

Come hither, my hearts darling,
Come sit upon my knee,
And listen, while I whisper
A boon I ask of thee.
You need pull my whiskers
So amorously my dove:
IT'S something quite apart from
The gentle cares Of love.
[ feel bitter craving
A dark and deep desire,
That glows ben eath my bosom,
Like Goals of kindled fire.
The passion of the nightingale,
When singing to the rose,
Is feebler than the agony
That murders by repose.
Nay, dearest. do not doubt me,
Though madly thus 1 speak
feel thy arm about me,
Thy tresses on my cheek.
| know the sweet devotion
That links thy heart to mine
| know my SOULS devotion
Is doubly felt by thine.
Thou wilt not sure deny me
My first and fond request;
l pray thee by the memory
OF all we cherished best
By all the dear remembrances
Of those delicious days,
When hand in hand we wandered
Along the summer braes.
By all we felt unspoken,
When meath the early moon,
Who sat beside the rivulet,
In the leafy Of June,
And by the broken whisper
That fell upon my ear,
More sweet than angel music,
When first | wooed thee, dear!
BY that great VOW that bound thee
Forever to my side,
And by the ring that made thee
My darling and my bride!
Thy wilt not fail or falter,
But bend to the task
4 boa5ed sleeps head on Sunday
Is all the boon / ask.
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r. Z. LAsALY,
Attorney and dCouaseller-at-La avv.

DRACTICES in the Courts Of the District, and
Z prosecues claims Of every description befare the
several Executive Departments and before Congress.
S9s Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street
dec 30
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B1@ "Ten of the Rochester IN. ~ Al
dermen have been indicted for misdemean-
or in the licensing of taverns and other
houses Of entertainment"
These Aldermen, says the Richmond Re
publican, refused to permit Madame Alboni
to give concerts in Rochester, unless she
paid an exorbitant license, because she
would not present each with compliment
ary ticket. They pref rred 'gin cocktails
to music This speaks well for the morals
and refinement Of Northern city.
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tiny pearls of teeth, she astonished me by
saying, DO you know how foolish you make
yourself talking continually about that
baby? Now I've seen hundreds, and posi-
lively couldn't distinguish this one from
the rest can't imagine what you think
he is so uncommonly interesting for
"She half laughed, but Twas offended. 1
never felt so hurt in my life-not on nv
own account, but baby's. Just like any
other! why Harry, did you ever see such
blue eyes, and such glorious dimples, and
look at his forehead-Pm sure he'll be
president yet there you are laughing at
he now. 1 don't care l know you think
with me that he is the most beautiful the
best, the very best baby that ever lived,
amt you, darling? she continued, as the
little two year old came toddliug towards
her, and threw up her pretty arms for ca
ress''
"Conle, come" said Harry, smiling,
''what has all this to do with your mirth ?"
''Pll tell you soon enough-ha, ha; ev-
cry time think Of it, it makes me laugh
again. Well, 90 You know we parted quite
coldly; 1 could not get over her slight of
little Harry; she never called upsn me
again.
A friend met me this morning, and told
me that Mrs. Hall-Niss Elliot that was
, was in town, at the r. Hotel, with her
husband and little daughter That moment
! [ determined to call upon her, trusting to
the baby to settle all old difficulties. |
found her living in beautiful style; she
seemed delighted to see me-had evidently
forgot our little estrangement, and instantly
led me to the cradle.
go don't wake her." said |.
Eyes, you must sec what little cherub
she is when her eyes are open-only think
black eyes, and did you ever in all your life
see such beautiful soft haire Here darling
and in another moment young Miss Hall
was lying half awake in her mothers arms.
Oh! it was so rich, so rich to hear her
"There.' said she, "isn't that the prettiest
arm, white as wax, and such beautiful dim
pies. And the cunning, peachy little fin-
| gers-and as true as you live she knows us
| all, just as well. and-I want YOU to tell
me if she hasn't got sigus of teeth ." Ha.
ha, signs Of teeth, and only two months old.
/ She looked so funny, that dear good mo-
ther, her hair a little grey, and her form
prim as ever, and she has not lost the Old
fashioned pucker about the lips. | wish
you could have seen her.
'.llrs. Hail." said I, when she was abo.t
half way through her rhapsody, I hadn't
forgotten it | can tell you,) Mrs Hall, DO
| you know how foolish you make yourself
talking continually about that baby, Now
Eve seen hundreds, and positively couldn't
distinguish this one from the rest. | can't
tell what you think she is so uncommonlv
interesting for.
She stopped a moment, she did-and her
face grew red. Then she burst into n loud
hearty laugh. When she got through, she
looked ne right in the face, for was laugh
ing too, and says she, II remember it per-
tectly; but the fact is, Mrs. l.. this
IS my baby,-and that makes all the differ
ence in the world"
thought my triumph was complete
don't you thiak so, Harry? and from hence
forth Mrs. Hall and l are going to be on
the very best terms.
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