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WORDS Or WARNING

Mr. JOHN " Boris has addressed second letter
Z, Tie NatioRel InteigeRer in which he argues with
great force that the Missouri Compromise ought to be
maintained from regard for Southern interests alone il
for 10 other reason He contends that the dividing
lire IL establishes between The free and the slave States
was not only the best for the latter that could have
been established at the time of its adoption but is far
better than any that csn be Obtained should the
question again be thrown open. he also argues VITA
striking power on the need OF any organiEaeon
Nebraska citing anore other documents the reporter
Mt Mapypenny the Indian Commissioner, who says
that in October last VIXEN he was IN tue territory on
official business there no settlement IN any part
It. ana that there only three white men there ex
cept official agents or licensed traders and those WAC
had been adopted into Indian families by marriages
otherwise.
But the point in dis letter TO which we specially ia
wife attention is the following passage from its concai
ing appeal:
must see the gathering dark ani pOl entoas cloul in
tic North storm Is approaching tho violence and fury
Of which threaten to sweep over the face OF the county
destructive in is course annhang In IT. conseqlsnces
All confidence all frate rny all harmony Is 10 Do o5uer
aed party lines will be extngshed there will no longer
he men IL the North and the South the East and the
West meeting in National Councils under the style OF
National Democracy q National Whggery but il Will
bs meeting If the free States against the slave and the
slave States agan. the free the North against tho South.
ard the South against the North II needs no ghost from
The grave nor does it reed much of philosopher or
ss,sman 10 lculae the duration OF the Union. when
that hayBens as happen il w happen II may as there
il too much reason 10 fear.
This is a warning which those Immediately interested
sbonld ponder well As the writer of the letter OK.
claims 10 another place Oh that the southern press
nwOuld Only act periodically and fairly and not with
tho nf he daii az
excitement that are transporting through the country
at the alleged treachery and bad faith OF southern
pTetentatiyes" And oh, let us add that southern
representatives wcuG ouly stand aloof from such
reachery and folly and leave the northern cOnpraors
and cough faces TO fall alone before the just gastoa
of the northern people
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SEWARD AID Townsville Commercial Adrerii'er Of
Buffalo las very long article mainly Senator Sc yard
with the following passage from letter in The Erpra 6f
its text:
curious took place In the Senate yesterday Ho.~
Standing the Of Sens,o Seward aud
Mr. Toomts the conclusion Of h.t boh
went 20 hs seat and shook hands with Seward
undertook TO explain hh conduct when Governor NeSYo
Understood H. The latter retoed upoh him e,t severity
and marked that holding the cosd
gentleman ard consequently that he unworthy further
tceP
This story has already been centralized by sensor
Wade in our columns, but as The Commercial does moi
choose to notice that contradiction deem proper hsra
to say that it is false story and that no such passage
occurred between the Senators Mr Seward did not hear
the whole Of Mr. Toombss speech having been called out
Of Senate Chamber during great part Of IL in fact
we believe during that very part Of in which Mr. Toom
made the per,onal attack upon him However VIXEN the
speech was over instead of going to Mr. Toombs as the
correspondent Of The ETPres represents was Mr. Toomo
who came up to Mr. Seward and that in the most frennj
manner saying that there was something in his Mr. Sew
ards refusal when Governor Of New York, TO SURRENDER
The men claimed By Thgina that he IT combs did not IN
deIsand and asking Mr. Seward come and dine WIZ
him and tel him about i,
These are the simple scs Of the case and Tie Co"f
cal AGrertser will that its elaborate comments ar'
based upon fasehOod and accordingly Of no great vau'
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THE JOB HALF DONE.

The l.. S Senate, at ) o'clock on Saturday morning
the anniversary OF Gen. Perces Inauguration
passed Douglass bill providing for the organization OF
the lew Territories OF Nebraska and Kansas BY the
following vote;
Netc HaspsAye-Noses Norris Jared ". William.
Connscfcuf-isaae Toacey.
Net~Jersry- John X Thomson
Penstirssa-Riehard Bro1hesd j.
InetGaa-John Petit
iEaoi'-stephsu Douglas. James Shields
Ioca- ANS {. Dodge Geo w Jones
NN,tASsa-LsNsI Cess has T.. s;Ga.t
N-'vsfHhi--Nm NJ Own John b Weller
TOTAL from the Erss SlAts.-lI-.l DEM
t"trsrs-Jsmes b.yAId
hGF1A8Hd-TAonas e. Pratt
IUgtrLl-J4s MSson. r " 7 Hua,sr
NoTtA Ca,oltaa- George 4 BgS1sr
S0Uts OsrViiaa-A 7. Buler, josiah J. Evan.
GeoLga- gtAia-. c. Dsrsos
1SaslRG-Bspj ffIpstYick Clemsnt c Cl.v l.
A,sissJPs-Sfeph Adams. Albert q Brown
fir6a- Jackson Morton.
LesasilEG-JOhn Sidell j. P Br,ia@iu
hoSflcty--ircA. ID noz. JOS b. Ts5agsrn
IoEaSSe--.sRes {. Joaes
AsSsFf-D R. Atchison gIrs,y : Gevs-
%.ea~,s-W \ Sebastian, Robert ~ JeAasoa
Essss-Itor - J. Rust.
lroa fIOna Slave state. s3-s whls. in It.is-Itp.n
Ast1s- Hannibal Harulin vs. Pm Fe,,easn
- iisaek sssfts- CHasLEs SUMNER
ht-sf h42hs-ChAries I. james
toaassssesi- Tsaaa snlA
teF@eEf-Sslcssoa Fa.f
n.sc Ys,s-Hl4.ss d Secure, aI~zisu F,.l.
ls,so- IN IN Z ss.st; Brsa-ss T. We'd
IrHae1see-Johs Ben
Issss- Sam Housssa
IosI III Wigs Gin Italesl rrss-soes, 1,,, .,,,
, Dsmoersts vu>" esp'l
. ABSENT Odd ~ SaS,eJl
A4ssaclsssts- EDW ARD EyERErTiT
hs'se ha'f-PhaiP Aies- lsssea.- fsny sskD
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We publish this morning full details of the news re-
ceved by the Empire City from the Isthmus the South
Pacific Coast, and the West Indies Tue Empire
City brings the California Mails of Feb. and S650,000
in gold but her has been anticipated by the pre-
ylOus arrival OF the Northern Light.
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING. The Tribune
for California, Oregon and ne SaHdcoh Islands 1t will
contain summary Of all the Latest Foreign and Domestic
News since the last steamer Money and Market Reports
Marriages, Deaths, &c
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be had
al the desk This Morning Price cents
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IN CITY ITEMS Prefxel by the word Advertisement
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About ten words average line
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But what hope for the House Bear ia MAD that IN
every struggle teween Freedom and Slavery the Sen
ate has always been the side of Slavery from the
start The IIouse refused to admit Missouri with her
Slave Constitution the Senate went heavily the other
way without hesitation and finally coaxed the House
into Compromise The House repeatedly passed
the WilmOt PrOyiso; the Senate promptly killed il.
Tie Senate is chosen on the rOttenborough principle,
and its Members far from the People those Of the
House represent nearly equal districts ami have Day
of Judgment just before them We would not encour-
age delusve hopes but neither will counsel despair
sirge day will probably tell us whether to exut or
mourn the action of the Peoples Representatives.
But, ii beaten in the House. LET never despair
Of the of Freedom Nebraska and Kansas are
naturally illadapted t. Slave Labor but SO is Mis-
souri,, Western Virginia Eastern Tennessee, and
the MOI ntsin region Of the Ceronas These were lost
through ignorance beedle.sness as Nebraska Kansas
must never be. An empire ID at stake and /. must
never be surrendered while an arm can be raised
TO defend it, Ii today Free Soil il must be kept so
by legislation if possible by resolute eIertiOn by per
severng, aPcryading agitation if the shield oflegali
iy shall be peridously wresed from us. Live the Re-
public
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The steamships Alps, from Liverpool Feb. Is for
Boston, and the Atlantic from Liverpool Feb % foT
ills port, are now fully due.
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Nemllork Daily gribnNe,
MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1851
TO CORRESPONDENTS

notice taken Of Communication Whatevs
ia,et dtd oI insertion must be auhenca cd by che
address Of the writer necessarily for publication bit
guaranty Of his good faith.
We oarnot undertake return rejected c. Communication
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CORRECTION do not receive TIE Natehes frss
Trsdr and accordingly indebted to the columns =.
The Courier and Enquirer for the following extract HOH
its impression Of Feb g:
"sIsGuLAs MIsREPSFszSrArlos-We received dr I" W.
since, the following letter ~ , 1854
"'Ed~ q Nai, Free Tadsif There %, ooea ,a, tie
In the New papers within three foar days al fths
buTnins Of reuo place called Unon Pon 90 ae sal
Mississippi Tbis appears TO be aiken ron - ~
thing In detail among other thing segn - sf,ss.
fosr thousand slaves were collected 10 witness tas
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The price for advertising in the WEEKLY TRIBUNE VI" AeTesfe
lie FITTY CENTS line, each Insertion
The circulation Of The Weekly alone has reached the
stdtpied number Of 100, 900 copies
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Well the Iniquity is through tie Senate By large
majority. But not even unanimous vote in its ia or
would make it any the less reputation Of most sol
emn compact proposed by the South ani forced upon
the North by an almost unaninOu. slayoholdng vote
against threefouths of the votes frOu ie Free States
When the Missouri Compromise vas carried the South
txultcd and the North was humtted Now that so
much of it as favored Ere dom il SCI aside, while all
that enured to Sla,ery remains in full force shall we
be content v i'm indignation Now that il is settled
that compact il TO be respected BY the South aly
further than it benefits Slavery shall not resolve
LencelCrth to struggle earnestly undaunedly uncon
pronisncly for Universal Freedom
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Ye,.~i-s lVUTL 8 PHELFs .,
N,s-Jyfep- galt7~ Wr'gAf ,.i-"h.fl
P.rsstlrani1-JGaEs CDcrEs
O(iaaoFr-JOIs n. CLAYIUa-
MsfL q JasEs PktAc-
d. 4se-J eegs BTgl;, la'a-tf -
G-,,e4.-Ro 81 Toor-t- go. dol
tf5r-.--s. suh Z f. NJ io-v. %. O.
T,tsi-5 W5fs Dan. nd IJ5nbd
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
aggregate Circulation, E1g,o0o COPE
TIE DAILY TRIBUyE.

Tile following are our price. for advertising in TnE
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RFIIAECE INITIAL Issuance COMPANY. -
This Company viii occupy The ofce on t6e rt ho9 o ne
ne r ave sde in heir place Of busines No 60 wal
a. red red rsc sssty M ire J PsESLY Secretary
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G.. T. Il Jamos, the novelist, say there - nothing
ci. huff TO- n iLsn diee u The rncpa Is'1n
r rrlyr n sdsmeut RUSSIA 5AL'E cures barn.
llir5 dipped fsrds frosted linus tsitI cy5hs s'f
sod by { u Rs1 No ~ Broadway A b. sans Wl'@-
sis tfsri C. Y C.lckener Co acddag Co. bosto9 pro
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-05
Just to hand.

AT TEIE DRUG STORE.
"A FRESH Supply of ROCKS. STATION.
- cry &c, consisting, IN part, Of The fpt
lowing:
The Thought blossom, Gem OF the Season,
FIora's Interpreter, Gift Book Of Gems.
fIo,a's Gem, Genus Of Beauty,
Ladies keepsake, Floral keepsake,
Crystal Fount, Dew Drop,
Tiff OF Flowers, The Alec,
Gift OF Affection, The Rose,
Poe'iral Wo'ks of Million, Caapbell, Cowl,er
Moore, Byron, Burns, Thompson, Pollock and
othersi together with a great variety Of Mi<cel.
lancous Works. Port Folios, Albums, Letter and
Note Paper, &c.
November s. 10
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lgiE w
Tin and Copper Factory
xs.iae This mbiAr ran arr reading.


rIyIIE suLsrsihcr hes opened o Fia and COP
u PEI Factory IL he Tp~n u l!iIisiOseash,
aad he wiipry to ronsfast i ii tae best nserneg.
IIe has proeasgd Que OF the hest of Northern
workmen, and his work will be made of The hsst
material and in the best style. Amer tryiiiB The
work, and il shouM rrosc nsf 10 be good, il may
he returned and more got in lis place. Tipwill
he sold u Northern Prices with costs ana car.
riaee.
40 bais to the s,rppn. % iifiy dollars. Of any
place in the State. ali u The amount Of twealy.
live doHsrs, within fifty miles Of this place, aud
M hills Of any amount. within iweni. live miles
will bs filled and delivered free Of eLnrge f.,
TRANSPORTATION. lie woulc say 10 BIS customers
that hs will sell work as low US any hpuscin th,
State.
The SUBSCRIBER reiasps bis: hanks fpt past "a
vors, and he hopes he will receive o liberal shar,
of patronage, as he pledges himself 10 do Jisiic,
and 10 sn,lcavor 90 give full satisfaction ip hi
work.
All osycrs win be thankfully rccsiygd, and III
work depg with neatpess aud despatch.
Oh His shop viii Ne found at this time on
door below Maj. Palmcr's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
1 November te. To-
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Conper IN

FNtfiE suisCfiisI h4ting bsorlas PisIslelpt Al
A. fhe TIA una CaFgfE Estahlishnsenl lulely
omnra IN A. q. Mnrdpck, leEs irase i inkMm
she cslIirns a Hill@-osps<t ssd lie ssssean~sns
rounRry. thsi he ~siI rostinux 70 carr "a The
TIN ana cepPef Basihess IN 81 e ssfseos
hr.prhez. and weuld ~ pissred 10 hss< cal
from ~ wishing 10 pssthsse any s<fxi< - his
line q iusinsss-
Ne.rhs=ss pin =, ssYs.ii<s a he ssssl rknls-
..ie .sices. Al the shofIrsf sefi<e. snd lie Tin
delivered d il,eir aeosr free a cozl. Esrty az
,irle xsu.nisd 10 be Of good nzieIisl and de
vol msBskiY god.
HE shop viii e found 81 King sireft. wssi
&C the Msserie Hal and Opposite he issel u Il.
cIiaRLEs THOMPSON.
Sep. ~. Issa ely
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Just Look at This.

Fyou want cand cs, Cigars, Smoking Tehac.
co. Chewing tobacco, SnulT, &c. Of the very
hest gasisns, sad cheaper than can lie bought
81 an, other house IN llillshosotgh, can q. u.
:" Exchange" one door below Long y
Webb's store.
March 9TH, 1854. &c.
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To the Ladies'.

YUu viii ind a she ptns Atese, Z Iafsc and
= seket assortment Cd s1 "a
Fancy Articles, l'ef6issSery. &C.,
embracing Work Boxes. Csbss. Jewel boxes,
Writing Desks, Paper Weights. Flower Vases,
(nes slyIc.) Po,t foIios, Port Monnaies, Hair
and Tooth Brushes, Combs, in variety. Sewing
Binds, Toilet Bottles, with a fine variety Of Co
losnes, Toilet Soaps, &c.
April II. 81
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pr. sTRONGs
Compound Sanaliyc Fills.

fI,lIESE Pills are entirely Itgffabfe, aud arc
most superior Medicine 10 The cure Of all
Diligss Compiuin,s. Chiis and F,rer, DyptP.
sia, t'Ssfireness, Lirer Complaint. Jaundice
Sch kadache, .Scyctuia, Sab Rheum, Ferers d
aHkinds, loss ~ appetite, Obsiyaefedaad Pam
FIJI Mensiruolioa, and all liagr,ing diseases.
As F,malc Medicine they act like charm;
and When taken according 10 The directions, they
never lsh TO esre the worst cases OF piles, al.
Ter all other remcdh's fail.
They ra.iiy the BLOOD, cgpalizr the eirsataion,
restore ne riscr. Kidneys, and other Secrctory
Organs 10 a l,eahhy lone and srfion; aud as an
.sntl Bfsioas ssAily Medicine, they have no 9
quail. rrise IS cents per box. /.
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DR. S'rRONG,S

.p.BrRDiRAL gslDNfAGM PILLS,
4 Remedy for Coughs, cUiis. Caiorrh, Broa-
chiis, C,oup, Whooping Cough, Asthma. Con-
sumption, Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia, costisc-
ness. Erysipttrs, Ditss Of the Heat, innamma-
ton and Pain IN the Ehsst, Back and Side, and
AN discusses arisftg from deraagcd s,sie Of the
Stomach, aud To relieve the distress and bad feel
ing frora csring too hearty food, in weak and
dyspcpiic habits. ~ Warranted la be pure
~ Vegetable.
These PMS stt as an Expecloraft, Tonic, and
Spcricni. Ore 25ccnt box possesses three times
more pnwer to cure diseases than one dollar
bottle Of any of Ire Syrups, Balsams, on Saisapa-
rillas that were made. and s!nfPse trial OF
only one box will pr0se this important trntb.
They promote EXpectOratiOn,
s,oosen the Phscsta, and Clear the Lungs and
other Secretory Organs 0f oil morbid Rssiter, and
there i no other remedy In the whole Ma,cria
Mc,liea capable IL i.npartins sash hcahHg pro
terlrs 10 the l.angs and Vital Organs as these
Pills. They euro ('OStfvcncSS, rfoIuce
q good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price rs cents per box, containing rs
doses Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell 'hc Pills, and get
Che Planters Almanac" gratis, giving faIt ps,s
tichlars and certificates o. cures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills are for
sale in HilEshufoueh by DENNIS HEARTT;
and at Chapel Hill by Jas. S. LUCAS; who
also keep a supply Of DIR. SPenccr's Vegetable
Pills, and DR. II uifs Celebrated Pills, which, stop
the GhIs and F.ter the first day, and do mo-,
sickcn the sioGrach or operate on the bowels.
August 80. 00-iY
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HENRYss
WITHDRAWING G;DBDIAL,
Purely Vegetable in IFS Composition.


V,HIS invaluable Cordial is extracted from
Il Herbs and Roots. whirh have been found
after years Of experience. by the most skll:ul
to he posaessea Of qualities most be.
nefeial IN the diseases fer which il is recommends.
cd, and hcn<e whilst il is presented TO the public
as an eil;raeioas remedy, !, is also known 10 be
Of that character on which reliance may I've plac-
cd a. 10 is safety. Ia cases Of Impoicncy, Hoe
NOR hayes. Nsordrred S,crty, Mcnstraation,
OF Suppression " tic Menses. Fluor Albus or
Whites, o. fos
DEBILITY
arsiag fsors sny cause, such az seakness from
sickness, where The patient has been confined 10
bed for some time. for Females after Con6ne-
not be excclled in its salutary essssss on IN loss
ef Muscular Energy, Irriialilily. Physical Pros
tr4ioss Seminal Wsskness, PsRassion Of the
Heart, Inligcsiics, Sfsgsshncss, DECAY Of the
Rrosreatre Functions, Nervousness, &C., where
a roS,e Medicine is required. il wM I've found
equal, il no, superior To any Compound ever US
ed.
T0 FEMALES.
f.cnrys Invig@atiug Cordial Is one Of the
nsssl Invaluable Medicines in the many Com
piainss 10 which Females are subject. II assists
nature 10 brace the whole sysienl checks cxces-
ses, and elsates renewed health and happiness.
less suffering, disease and puhappiiicss among
I.adics would exist. were they generally 10 adopt
the use Of this Cordial Ladies WHO are dchili-
taicd by those INSTRUCTIONS which females me H.
able 10, restored by the use Of bottle OF two,
10 bloom and 70 sisor.
NERVOUS DlsRll.IFY.
70 those who By excess have brocghs epon
themselves Weakness OF The System, Premature
Decay, Nervous Affection, or any other consc.
quenccs Of unresirained Indulgence, lcsscnins
both mental ard bodily capaciiy-Hold! Hen.
y's Iavigrssiug Cordial, Medicine that is pure.
~ Vegetable. will aid n.lsEe Ia restore those inn
poriantiunciois to healthy state, aud will prove
Of service. II possesses rare virtues, Is genera
remover of disease, and s,resgthener Of the sys
feRs.
As A TONIC MEDICINE,
il is unsurpassed. We DO ra place this Cordial
on footing with quack medicines, and, as i.
customary, append long list of Recommends.
lions, Certificates, &C., beginning with " Hear
what the Preacher saws" and such like; it is
no, necessary, for i" Henry's Invig~aiing Cor.
dial only needs a trial To prove that IL will nc.
compstslr sH we say.
THE GENUINE sHENRY'S INvIGO.
RATING CORDIAL"
i put up in OF PANEL Bottles, and is easily
recognized by the Manufacturers signature on
the label Of each Bottle, TO counterfeit which il
frgcry.)
~ Soldfor 81 per Bottle, Six for s.; and
sl6per dozen.
Prepared only By s. f. COHEN, No. 3Frank-
I'm Row, VINO Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia,
Pa, To wifeN ALL ORDERS MUST ms ADDRESSED.
For Sale by most Of The respectable Druggists aud
Merchants throughout ths country.
Apil 26, 1854. SJ-ly
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THE HMLSBoR0UGH RECORDER.
IsPrHLIsnEp vs. EERLr
BY DENNIS lIEARTT e. SON.

Tcrms.-Two Dollars a csr,ifpaid ia ae :
vsfrce; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il not paid
Within three months; or Three Dollars, if DELAYED
vhtil alter the expiration of the year. 81
No paper will he discontinued until al srreara-
gcs are paid, unless al The option Of The publishers
Hereafter no paper will he semi 10 a new sub
seribcrout OF this state unless payment is made in
advance. or some person IN the state will become
rcsponsiblet the editors; and the parer not
DC sent to subscriber out of The state idr moro
Than two years without a ray mcnl, unless il is 10
one PERSONALLY known TO US and in whose nteg-
my we have confidence.
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rTsHR sul~erih<r has now N ePsissi6n one ef
IL shs u.osi exs<nsiss snhish shsIis ssfr ezfrsts
On in fks town o. IllllziofoUsh. Having pro-
cured che sersinss q Nc. iasEs H. Bsssfss isf-
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