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A BURNING WELL. The Bloomington Qlli-
nOisl Pantagraph gives the following des-
.criptiOn OF vein Of gas struck while dig
gins we'll in that vicinity short time
since
"Mr. Robinson, OF this place, in digging a
well week or two since, on his lot no, iar
from the depot of Central Illinois Railroad,
struck current of gas at the depth Of some
twenty feet, which rushed up with such force
us to shake the ground around the well and
cause noise like the boiling of All immense
cauldrOn. To test the character Of the gas,
a match was applied to the mouth OF the
well, when il Immediately took fire and
burned very briskly, until, in order to ex.
tinguish a.. the mouth OF the well was COW
cred Mr.. Robinson went to work immedi-
ately to wall up the well and with much diff
Gully, in consequence of the impossibility of
breathing the vupor for any length OF time,
has at length succeeded in securing The sides
of the shaft from caving in. Last night we
were invited TO see the con- bustion. Mr..
Ro binson had closed the mouth OF the well
with plank, inserting in the centre sheet
tube OF about twelve inches in diameter and
six or eight feet hi.h around which he had
embarked three or four feet Of earth, thus
precluding The escape ofany gas from the well
except through the pipe.
"Whcp we arrived on the ground we
found the well surrounded by u large CON-
pany Of ladies and gentlemen who had been
to tho spot TO witness the curious spectacle.
The flame was already mounting up some
ten feet from the mouth of the tube and IL
Illuminated the countenances OF the admir-
ing multitudes for several rods around. Ii
burned with beautiful blue tint just where
it leaped from the pipe but as it assembled
and expanded it became bright and clear
How long the supply Of gas may continue
is of course to be ascertaineG BY experiment.
Should it hOld out as we saw it last night il
will be something more than curiosity
Mr.. Robinson we understand, intends 10 con.
duct the steam grist.mill in the vicinity. and
test It's capacity as an agent for generating
steam. Should the supply not diminish, il
may in few months be put to more brilliant
uses.
"a scientific gentleman will be here to
day, as we learn, to examine it,. when per
haps we may be able to give some plausi
BILE conjecture as to its character and
source
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GREAT Loss, But SMALL GAIN. II is
thought that the heat and prolonged drought
OF the summer may have accomplished
much in destroying the insects anu animal.
cur, which Of late Yeas have SO greatly
increased in some places as TO render their
existence public calamity. A virginia
paper says that an examination Of. the dis
loried joints Of wheat straw, reveals the
Joint worm," in almost every instance
dead, and dried TO powder.
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.MelodeOns, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

TIME subscriber has received the exclusive
l. agency of Saco and Biddeford for the sale
of the above named Instruments, manufactured
bv r. y Tobin 81 Co. Nashua N. II. They are
combined with the valuable principle Of CAR
HARIuS PATENT, which for elegance Of man.
nf,c,ure and unri,alled beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument IN use.
Prices according TO style and finish, from SO TO
$50. Those wishing fIr instrumen's c respect
fully solicited TO call at No As Cults Island, Saco,
and also ui the residence of Rev. j. Hubbard
corner Of Hill and Pool SITS, Bddeiord, ana eS'
anime an assortment of4, 81 and octave 0n,s
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. Oh
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH U. S. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON.
M az Etote N onnosite Lilbv ~ uostop


No. 76 State 81, opposite kilby ST., Boston.
n MPoRTANT INFORMATION to INVENTORS.
The Subscriber (laie Agent Of the Y. s. Patent Of.
ice, nader the Act Of ls3I) determined 10 present
advantages In apply Ing for paenis superior 10 these
offered inventors by others, has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared aud conducted by
him, IIIlRI Y DOLLARS (ins;ead of rwEsrr, as
paid back by others will be RENTED by him IN
~ failure To obtain patent, aud the withdrawal thIo'
linn wIB'n thirty days an Ter The rejection. Caveats,
speeIfcaIn, Assignments, aid all necessary papers
aud drawings for procuring patents m this and foreign
countries prepared, aud advice rendered on legal and
scientific matters respecting inventions, and Infringe
menis Of patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specification
on the most reasonable teTms.bui avail themsel,e,
Of the experience of 20 years practice, extensive
library of legal and mechanical works, aud correct
counts of patents granted IN this ald other couBtTes
besides being saved journey To Washington the usual
grrst delay there well ~ all personal trouble IN oh
tanning their Copies VI any patent fI nishs by remit
ting ONE doaT.--assignments recorded 10 Washing.
ton. X. n. EDDY, Solicitor Of Pai,sis.
During the time occ IpIsd the Once Of Commits.
sioneI Of Patents, X. H. EDDY ESQ. OF Boston did
business at the Patent Office solicitor Of Patents
There were few " any persons acting 90 that capacity
who had so much business before the fatentohse
aud there were none who conducted u with more
skin fidelity and success. regard MI. Eddy A. one
of the best informed and most skiiliul Patent sOllr
orsi the u. 81 have no hesitatiOni IN assuring In.
ventors that they cannot employ person more COM
peient and trustworthy, an more capable Of pnting
their applications IN form 10 secure for them an ear
Is and favorable COOS Iteration at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE, Lat, Cemmissi'nsr ef PsteHts.
"PAIESr osFts, -.
."R. u. Eddy, Esq, Boston, Mass.
"SiT;-Y Your facilities Tor the prosecution OF any
business connected with this Office, equal To those
ofany other agent. am very respectfully, yoIr,, &c,
"TlIOMAs EWBANK. Com. al Patents"
Boston, September IS, 1883. lyn
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House for sale.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!I

n l.. TOPPAN respectfully informs his friends.
IL and the public, that he u constantly sUpplie,n
with the choicest Oysters that cun be found in
the market. He can supply hotels, aud families
upon the most moderate terms. Orders most re-
specilully solicited and promptly attended To
@ Apply at No. !, Factory Island Block, Saco'
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STANLEY covELL,
SE.N.MER STIL Is,
Fire Insurance Agency.

THE subscriber will take insurance risks in the following
| companies, Howard Fire Insurance Company; Low
eli Mass, Lowell Traders AMI Mechanics Mutual Fire In
s,ance Company ami In the Granite Insurance Company
These are the two best Stock and the hest Mutual ln'ur
ance Companies doing blsiE - In this vicinity
INV 'O' 5. ". LUQUES, Agest.
p,a1,s,,, J,,v 1,,b 1854. S-ly
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
And other Valnahla Real Estate.

VNHE following described Real Estate, compris-
Il ing House Lots, and other property, eligibiy
situated m the villages Of Saco and Biddelord,
will he sold by TIE PROJECTORS, nj prices aud on
terms favorable to purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number are
principally situated in Saco, between the Kali.
road Depois of Bidceford aud Saco-a portion Of
them above the Railroad, and portion below, IN
u pleasant aud healthy location, and commanding
a Tine view Of both villages. They are advan,a.
geousy situated for the residence Of persons hav.
ing business in either Saco or Blddeord, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
percll Square, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconla, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and "
feet wide, resting granite pier, AN with side.
walks, has been bull, across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Bddeiord, I'd placing
them within three minutes walk oi sam C"r-
ner From this bridge "A street Is g'ided TO the
RolrosJ Guessing an Water street. winch will be
extesded To Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and To Water street.
The newroad recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will lnlcrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge To Bldde.
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots Tor sale, ON
Springs Island, contiguous To the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops aud
mills ON said island On one Of the lots Is a new
Cottage house with stable, which will he sold
| with the lot.
| They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, n may be wanted, tract of land adjoining
that which l. reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists of "a acres, and is situated on the West
em side Of the Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
of the Saco Depot.
! Wanan,ce Deeds will be given of all lots sold
I by the proprietors, A. H. Boyd, Saco; ID. l..
Somes, Biddelord; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. H.; William p. Newell
Manchester, n II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condl.
lions, inquire of ID. L. SOMES, of Biddeiord
Agcn, for the Proprietors. Oil
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ADDITIONAL REPORT.
To Married Men.

THE undersigned will give information very inter
esting and important subject which will be valued more
than thousand times its cost by every married. couple Of
any age condition in life. The Information will be sent
by mail, post paid to every address through the same
source accompanied by one dollar.
VI. ID. L0NEJOY, NJ. ID.
N. B.-Ths Is no humbugi-the nfOrmationi Is warrants
ed tO be amply satisfactory the money will he returned
All letters should be directed to AN ID. LovEJoy, NJ d.
Boston, Mass" with plain signature and address 70
return.
Boston, June 2lst, 1854. 20
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or, EVEII

no one suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain In the
side restless nights nervous feelings, and the whole
train of dyspeptic sensations, aud given mp by their
he another moment without consulting the
Have the married, or those about To
be married, any impeachment, read this truly usefl
book ms IL has been the OF saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws Of death.
aNy-Any persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive one copy Of this work
nv mail, or FIVE copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN; YOUNG:
ly32 No l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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10 the Dyspeptic!

A IKE you afflicted with DYSPEPSIA Docs your
"A iood disliess your Have you diseased Lw
Err Fam about the shoulders, side, &c. Are
you troubled with CosrivESEss Are you subject
10 DIZZINESS AND HEAp,onEl Have you po,r
appetite Does your food become acid on the
Stomach and distress YOU Are your skin aud
eyes yellow! Do you feel dull and languid IL
you haze any Of these complaints, the best remedy
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Supporters.

Il TRUsSES Of the latest and
- most approved styles, kept by DR.. N. BEooks.
Also, Banning's Patent Lace, kept only by
N. BROOKS, MAIN ST., SAco.
Saco, Feb. 3, 1854.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES !

CtlGARS, Tobacco and Snuff;
~ Patent Medicines;
Camphene and Fluid;
Dye Siuils
Potash
Nurse Bottles, Tubes, &c., &c.;
Toilet Articles;
Pernmey;
Brushes;
Knives
And all other articles usually found in well reg
nl"ted Drug store, ut SAWYERS,
Apothecnry and uggis,, No. Bid,lriord House
DOCK l4-U
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Buzzells Vepetable Bilious Bitters |!


This medicine is of long standing. Iii no new
nosirum got up to deceive the public, as thousands
OF The citizens OF this State have and viii testify
ihe Proprietor has certificates from all parts OF
The State, recommending them above all others Tor
The various diseases for which they have been nd.
minis,eFed
For HuMoRs, DR.. Buzzell's Biiiers are an in
,a,,ibie remedy. Their reputation Is established
,When the Humor appears erferndAy, BUzzELL,s
IMPROVED HUMoR Ointment should he applied,
and relief will be immediate aud cure eyeniu.
nWy become permanent. Price 5't cents per
Sold at Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No.
~ Market Square, Portland, and by his agents
ihnrughout the State T-Sw
Aorsrs-J G Rollins, T Gilman, Sasei DR.. q. w
reson' DE- L. Lord, Biddefsrai " Sayward, ~
Irea' u Miliiken,J Clay. Hanson, Geo S,i
man, BHrieHi N Smith. r Libby, Moses Dunn,
bradbury, Rldion Pinkham 4 Co, Gilbert TafboI,
neas > 4 u Leayitt, Downs; "afreersi
nenheu, SiRferdi w snow, ~ brrnsI
thompson, Stephen knight, Btrrik W btooks,
E.,eti McIniire, l. A Bragdcn, varrel, York
Freeman, X N Norton. Cape .Nsddoek' a Warren.
hsss,saaLPorti A A Hayes, knsryj : Osborne,
l.iiiehsid, Uslis y n smith, " Stsfsii; Wood,
Nt~fsisI Macarthur, Li~iagfsHI OsLorne,
LiniHxtos; T. BIazo, q @ Stacy n Co, Porter; q "
Rendell 4 Son Psrss1.ssil, Fuller, 4 Par''.gfsd,
Ella. Libby, Linsriek- |
Also, DrJ. A. Berry, Saoo.
Genera. Agent for Maine, I36
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FRENCH aud American Znc, for outside and
Il inside Painting, for sale by ID L. SOMES.
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MitchcII,s Black Ink.

I'VE woull call the attention Of accountants, schools,
W and others, to this Ink, II being of fine and per-
manent black color flowing freely from the pen, and equal
iy adaptsd IN records the copying press Put up In
rous sized bottles and for sale by gus dozen at ~
tail,by SAT- d. L. MITCHELL, 5000, Me.
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Subscriber cans upon all persons indebted to hi
Ia call and settle the Immediately, and all havin
demands against him respectfully requested to presen
the same for payment.
Office, Cults Block, Factory Island, saco,
Saco, June LIST, 1854.
JARVIS WILLIAMS.
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Wanted

FAITHFUL, capable girl to do House work In Oh
II family of the Editor To one acquainted with al
ranches Of House work, good wages will be paid.
Saco, June -, 1854.
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Gas stock.
r e M O Y A Z!

DR MOORE has removed his office 10 Tulbury
IL x IIin's Building. East end Of Factory Island
Bride = Al orders pr,npily answered.
Sdeo, January Oh, 1854. e-t
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS;

yHNilE fflieth Edition, with One
u Hundred EnEravings, showing
Diseases aud NalfOrmations of the
Human System ia every shape and
form. To which Is added "A Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest Importance To married
people, or those contemplating mar
riage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. ID.
Let no father be ashamed Ia nre-
sent copy Of the ESCULAPIUS TO
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the sacred obliga
ions of married life without reading
the POCKET ESCULhPlUS. Let
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Notice.
Houses for sale.

THREE wooden houses forming the northery half Of the
Porter aud Quincy Block, Cults Street. The above
houses two stored containing rooms each well
Finished and well situated for boarding houses private
dwellings, For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scrber Cults Street, Thomas II. Cole, Main 81
ISAAC L. GURNEY.
August lst, 1854. 3l-3w
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The Governor General drew back in
establishment, and cast his eyes towards a
brace Of pistols that lay within reach Of his
right hand but it was only Tor a single
moment when he again assumed entire
seltcon,fol. and said:
snail keep my promise, sir, provided
you are faithful, though the laws call loudly
los your punishment, and even now you are
IN my power. 10 insure your faiihlulness,
you must remain al present under guard. ;"
Saying which, no rang a silver bell h,
his side, and Issued n verbal order 70 M.
attendant who answered II. Immediately
after, the officer Of the watch sniered. and
MART was placed In confinement with or.
sracou governed Cuba four yeas-iiOm
1884 10 1888.
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A BURNING WELL. The Bloomington Qlli-
noisl Pantagraph gives the following des-
criptiOn OF vein of gas struck while dig
gins we'll in that vicinity short time
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IN nm Lbs. Of Brown Havana, Porto Rico. AMI,
,UUU Muscoyado Sugar, Just received and tor sal
by TIT li0Bs0N sToElR
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DOMAIN GALLERY Of ANCIENT ORIGINAL
~ otINTN GS ~ the eted Italian AID ;o
,cD- tie suyvesaat lns Oen from 10 - 0elocE an
from 60 d. o'ci,es Acr.-sion y cen
- t.or4e-y grs Fah n the 70 f-niy. = R0che-r y
Be- srT, receive. her deLce th- visits OF tse ~i1
vi , go invssfilste ~ ~ aect OF Spiritual . ..
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fcr.fsion Or Ter
Ieso,uce NJ 70 West sSthst between 6.h "a III
Fy-.e Pa-s Be .rIsu el L0 b. .p2ylas 70 ar bIJ "
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Published This Dag,
CIMMS's POENS-Poems Descriptive Dramatic
y Legendary and Cont, Plstye By VIM Gilmore si@ 2v0'
limo cloth Portrait - s.
~ On wednesday Feb.i
SFFT,HTS OF THE IRISH BAR By the R. Hon. Richard
Ior shell Memoir Notes b. D. Shelton A.cke1
lie vcs limo cloth Portrait and AucsrspA Letter -
Week
TUFOL OGICAL ESSAYS b. Frederick Denon II &c Chan
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Il! Arged l2ino cloth. 81
In Pres
A SECOND PART OF THE STUDY or WOSDS b. Rel
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Household IN 'hs ''1' KIGCiSS KsLLo5G. =, o. johr '
THE ARCTIC CRUsOE-A thrilling of'g4At Il ;,
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6pcsial Notifies.

Library of the NewYori Law Institute.-Iis Library
sior tbe l',h .oes ed n me AZ I " atP Co
Dealers BOOKS aad keepers of Boosad' 81 oi' are re-
'e fss SS s0 s1 90 Inc cover sa Ia places through
tie rsses wish he words Library OF tue NewoS Ia" H.
having in hc Ie Any the books Of the Library
II, Library oae s. Ch.be order ns' the
''sA' ils sS ward d the Of the books which
J6 ii;S TTiLEjNGuAsr }'0@mi"eo'
The Chapn So1 .G a Go o. 4 .is.e
The ssitcaL,e q the CITY Ihe Word Of rIst rte
Ihe Three Soe e, ao,I aoe r,ady and nav be 6sd
count snt !, fI lfs iIadt 40 o. HENRY LYON
Horace Greeley vii deliver the Lishth LscaIe OF he NEW
YORk ANIIsLANES ~ sOCErfS Coarse, al ta Iabernacle
TUESDAY kNENlNG Jan 81 al . ooocs Suolee5-SayeIy
with the ilAuen'es nov eoa'pins Tor is Overthrow
The Cana.st T. Is. society at McI.ias Han No is'
SUNDAY LNkNING lhe fends OF Te@ 4 are moe re-
DAVID sSITH Secy.
Fire Dep0rtncn receipt: Of tac ioo%ios 70
iii, selno~icdsed
IRON tsSH h in, Co. James H e E'l seq $50
hon ksfe n. Go, per LeT,tt tl secy' 800 .'' e3
'% hs i jan "a s OD'' JOHN GILES rcasaieT
sop,h & se %I Isg Fl Ra sE S !.
held 80 is5 Bevery on MoNDAi EyENS5'
Jan So Ey'y member particularly reln ea TO eend Iae As
scaou pioy lps and a. WOO deie 10 avail themselves
hs eo' siasos tho d DO 10 once ~ ,h r,. n,
The Na6.sss C,rIss. I. Plank Road be,%esn Cooper
and hyril,a.s rec nies ia he ierf.es ile whoiS C o.
TSi an scS Il, IL oo,r a be obtained this meeting, or
JOIN WILSON " .aeat So .; Sou,hsi-s, wniansSursh
ALfHEus bAkrNG No. ll5 slIinss,
BsSN5 ss,iS No Marrs,.t
Purh BENJAMIN removed h. residence NewHayen
require si,ce. Leef,r all address hm At tn place
nomeopashy-A Card.-D+ J. 7, CURTIS ,tPlpn Of the
udon,r o the ehooi has business IA,
| door Of Ouon square
The Lands of the PetcrsVille Association, located
IN tie Town OF New Rochelle, accessible the ciy
pd ~lL the barns VIII be iisibaec
bars wrhou, sdoona ch ne fI,es Tor i11I city lot or
prHeps lhs anl Is tcsutaly elevated; 10 swans ana il
ss,Rsl es ! ,n s s' u1ed ta tae .sa,a
vii Of change "a "a, proc - lenoe5s se5soo
frcurd undeI - oh eStssord y @ds y 16SD.y
sIsbeiss he ec'iug Of tie Assoeia iop ia H'i'
-'AN'''0 '''l'' POrtER pr,sric~t No HanoveF''
Prsetus sndsSee Of members requested bushes Of i'm
lsrlenec will De brought before Tho meeting
South Niiaiusburgh regular Public Nosne OF rs 9.
| BAY EVENING Jan 50. p II EMBARK President
Newtown Village 9l .eeas' Of ms ls
EBoweI, ext door to M, HAM HE property selected BY
ns Association situated the VILLAGE Of Newtown, Il miles fo
Ist Fio.hs Railroad The cost to n aif. eooi oe;
sj ncmsfou ID. uce of Tie otccl ths A,I,cson
HflB' n SiLs6Y No is s,a,d st.
a JOHN HAYWARD No. as Grad s.
n WIN T. McDONOUGH. No ll8 Nassau q, Organ Oics.
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JONES' GREAT GIFT ENTERPRIsE.-Tick
ysn he obtained At Hope Chapel Ne 7a Broadway Good
THE PSNToscOPE or CALIFORNIA
~ses share IN the $50 eco Gifts. Tickets only dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28
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