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The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

Don't trife with the affections of young
ladies. They are institutions that never
were established for any such purpose. If
you don't contemplate marriage certificates
and the parson. French bedsteads, five
hundred dollar house rent, and a prospec-
tive home for the old folks just take yonr
hat and leave. You've no more right to
60 on trihing with confding calico. than a
hollyhocl1 has TO pass itself off for . rose.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15
HAIR DRESSING ANI
American Livery and Sale Stable

BROAD STREET., NEVADd.
vEvHE subscriber begs to return his thanks to the
citizens of Nevada, for the liberal patronage
thus far bestowed upon his establishment, and to
inform them that he continues TO keep the hest se
lection of Saddle and other HORSES for their accom-
mediation that the country will afford; and he would
especially call the attention the Ladies TO his stock
of spiritsd but gentle animals at such times as they
are deai.ous 70 enjoy 4 heal'hfnl and invigorating
-,de T. E t0BpELL
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

IHe triumph 0T LTdVet2ng 4HeSHeriS 81
IN a Diffculty--The author of Sam
Slick observes in the course of work he
has just published, that the trials to which
travelling Mesmerists are put in America
are at times humiliating and painful enough
albeit they afford infinite sport to the un
believers. One poor fellow on arriving at
a town in Detroit to lecture, was surroun-
ded by several citizens who told him there
was a rheumatic patient who must be
cured, or he himself would be escorted out
Of town, aBtrde of rail, with the accom-
panying ceremonies. We had better give
the rest of the story as it was related by
the disciple of Mesmer himself:
Upstairs went with 'em, mad as thun-
der, l tell you; first at being thought a
humbug, and next, that my individual of
the American Eagle should be compelled
into measure, by thunder I'd a gin them
a fight, if it hadn't been for the science,
which would suffered anyhow, so jest
said to myself, let 'em bring on their rheu-
matte felt as if could mesmerized a
horse, and determined whatever the case
might be, I'd make it squeal, by thunder!
Here he is,' said they, and in we all
bundled into the room, gathering round a
bed with me shut in among 'em, and the
cussed big onenlightened heather that did
the talking, drawing out an almighty
bowie knife at the same time. That's
your man, said he. Well, there lay a
miserable-leoking critter, with his eyes sot
and his mouth open, and his jaws get wider
as he saw the crowd and the bowie-knife,
| tell you? That's the idea,' said old Big
Ingin.
'Rise up in that bed,' said l, and tell
you what, l must looked at him dreadful,
for up he jumped on eend, as if he'd jest
got streak of galvanic.
Cit out Oh this foor,' said | with a
wuss look, and | wish may be shot if
out he didn't come lookin' wild, I tell ye!
Now, cut dirt, drot you!' screamed J.,
and Jehu Gineral Jackson!--if he didn't
make strait shirt tail for the door, may l
never make another pass. After him |
went, and after me they cum, and perhaps
there wasn't the orfullest stampede down
three pair of stars that ever occurred in
Michigan! Down cut old rheumatic through
the bar room-out cut after him-over
went the stone in rush after both on us,
chased him round two squares--in the
snow at that-then headed him off, and
chased him back to the hotel again, where
he landed in fine sweat, begged for his
life, and said-he'd give up the property!
Well, wish | may be shot if he wasn't q
feller that they were oferin' reward for
in Buffalo! | made him dress himself
cured of his rheumatiS-run it right out
of him; delivered him up, pocketed the
reward, and established the science, by
thunderp
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

In his New Brick Store, on the Corner OF
Main and Commercial streets,
where he has doing business for the last two years
and a half Ills Stock is LARGER and the NAlilE-
TY GREATER than at any former time having been Sc
lccted personally from the
Best Houses tN San francisco,
which, the practical experience of the undersigned
fail to give satisfaction TO all All work purchased
ut this establishment if rips before having done reason
able service, will be Repaired FREE OF CHARGE
Having established himself permanently
IN Nevada the undersigned desrous that his work sha
commend him to public confidence and favo and it will
be his constant nim to accomplish this object by dong
ustice to his customers.
He has also on hand GU dSScT Tt'eent Of Sad
dlery, Harness, Whips, Spurs, &c. &c.
\. i. Surser~ performed old Boots and Shoes as
usual, by mending the broken: Leather Soes put on
Rubber Boots and Shoes, thus rendering them more d
rxbe and less injurious to health.
es- There will also be PRACTICAL HARNESS MA.
KER in readiness to make and repair at short notice and
On reasonable terms. p. J. ESPENSClIElD,
33tf Corner Of Main and Commercial sts
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

% An old lady once said that her idea of a
great man was, ga man who was keerful of his
clothes, don't drink of spirits, can read the
Bible without spelling the words, and can eat
a cold dinner on wash days, to save the vim
min folks the trouble Of cooking"
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

TIE first regular mail in this country
commenced its journey from New York
on New Years Day, 1873, by a sworn
messenger, and sealed bag, once a month
to and from "Boston, Hartford, Connect
cut; and places along the road" Now we
transmit intelligence in less than a second.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

Ey~ The difference between an old woman
and young one is, that one is happy and care
less, while the other is happy and thoughtful.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

THE KNOW NoTH1Ses sAPPRovED.-For OF
the benefit of the Know Nothings, who
have been so loudly and almost universally
condemned, we copy the following en-
dorsement of them from the S. F. Erening
Neacs:-
THE MAYoRALTT.-The returns, so far
as they have been counted, would indicate
that STEPHEN P. WEBB, Esq, is elec:ed
Mayor. Our acquaintance with Mr.. Webb
is limited-but from what we can learn
through friends who know him, he is a
good man! He was formerly Mayor Of
Salem, Mass, and has been in San Fran
cisco some years, engaged in the practice
of the law. He is quiet, unassuming
gentleman in his deportment-has never
been identified with the professional poll
tirians-and it is expected his administra-
ton, if he should be elected, will begin a
new regime, when will be effected many
reforms, long loudly called for and much
needed. The "Know Nothinga" possess
IN immense influence over the politics OF
the city, and if they always exercise Il with
az much discretion as they did when voting
for their candidate for Mayor, they will
never be complained Of BY rs,
If the object Of the Know Nothing'
should prove to be to place in office a new
set of men to the exclusion of the old, cor
rupt political combinations, then no one
more than ourself would rejoice at their
success.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15
Perfect SatiSfactirn TO his Patrons.


He keeps constantly haNd eNceIIent aFJlcIe OF
TOOTH POWDER. and INFAILIBlE REMEDY FOR
MOOTH ACHE.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15
ROOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.

THE undersigned be to ret Il his
81 thanks to the citizons of Nevada for
A. the liberal patronage thus far besUw
A-EJ <(aS ed upon his establishment, andto in
~ form them that he is now ready ~
EEa8ss wait
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

SPECIE IN THE UNITED SrATEs.-The
statistics lately collected by the Secretary
Of the Treasury present some interesting
facts. The following is the statement of
Mr.. Crawford;
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-15

Tricks Of 7dilorS. Home Journal, in
pleasant homily upon the ways of tailors,
shows up some Of the tricks of the trade:
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

oihce, We wcro Yesterday .hewn The re-
salis ~ ~ tho enterprise. =. fsf ~ they
have lsccn revealed. ard raclanchals
story il'ry ielL Ths coia whieh has
been nbia,aci irpm the ~rcrk !. partly
Amefina and rsulr frsach. Sane
sl.soo Ia bright American eagles and
lesser p'escs. we're deposited in the
hcllis,er Rank. AMI about the sane
ameani. in seld. wh,eh ha. been harmed
and discolorcd but ~,il,ant los. ci value.
completes tho tale uf perfect coin. rvs.
coed, thus FAR lily Tar The grcsies,
amount OF treasure Il probably eoa,a,a-
cd In the unshspcn masses ~ metal.
which have bern taken from the mud
and nshcs w The bolton OF the hull
These present the appearance Of having
bcce melted and dropp,i into water,
and are Of gold and silver, 10 some ca.
sos perhaps, with the baser metal. min.
elcd IN them, and only by their srca,
weight revealing llcir intrinsic worth.
Roalcnss of dyo franc pieces. which
having been slightly tipped irum tho
perpendicular, are soldored ioarlher hy
fusion, aud IN enc case wc noticed gold
piece wiihh single link Of laiy's wa,ch
guard sdhrring 10 ia edge, rs u placed
there TO suspend the coin. Two pork
bafruls are filled with this confused and
aeslomemlej material much d Il In
bits like shot, and weighing, altogether.
some 1000 pounds, Besides this. there
are many pounds weight Of coin partly
melted, and clinging together very co-
riously AZ rough estimate, if Tho
metal prove only silver, We should say
ihn, s2o,o00 OF treasure has bcen ob.
tanned, which. with tho nsails of the
machinery, iron, Sc. will make hand.
some return for the outlay.
Our article is already 80 extended,
that We have room only To ndscr, 10 The
other ,alnahlcs that have been brought
TO light, md which, even molc ihnn the
money, seem to carry the mind bnrk hy
association. 10 the owners ~ Il all -
The houachold eoods. the ltilc familiar
articles Of propcriy that 80 directly point
to nonh and its joys, and tell the ,ala
Of sorrow 50 plainly, watches, with tho
hands pointing 10 the hour when they
stopped forever, knives. even The little
pipes that were In tho pockets of tho
dead, nll nc, rs silent historians and re-
membranes of the awful event, anl
seem by their look. 10 take rs back. ut
once. To the day and moment when ll,o.s
who used them were hurried from lifa
into death rs horrible ~ unlocked for.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
ffam the kniekeroacker for Jnly.
A MIDNIGHT EXCURSION.

"Well, stranger, you air cbawed up
pretty considerable bad, and that's a
fact. Bar or catamount ?"
The scene was the country store at
the cross roads, in the town Of Il,
which all who have hunied or Travelled
much in Herkimer county will recol-
lect and the polite interrogator was a
large, bushy-whiskered, hard-faced man,
in red flannel shirt, whose appear
ance, no less than his dialect, proclaim
ed him to be from tho far West. II
was evening, and a group Of loungers
were smoking and chewing by the open
fire, whose warmth, though il was a
midsummer night, was far from un-
pleasant.
The person TO whom the question
was addressed, partly turned his head
towards the speaker, but did not imme-
diaiely reply and took the opporiu-
nifty ofexaminin2 him more closely than
had done upon his entrance. He was,
without exception, the ugliest, most pit
liable specimen Of humanity had ever
seen. One Of his legs had been ampu-
tated above the knee his right hand
was withervd and contracted, ne IL by a
severe burn his shoulder had curious
hump and the cords OF his neck were
90 uiawu and s,'o.t-',-i 'I.~. sLs ~h--L
seemed 10 rest upon II, rs upon a pil-
low. His eyclashcs were gone, and his
bloodshot eyes we're continually moving
uneasiIy in their raw, inAamed lids
But more painful TO the beholder than
all this, wa. a strange. underlined ex-
preston Of horror, which was never alb
sent from the face. and ~bieh told. more
sirikingly ihan his wounds, the story Of
some awful trial TO which be had been
subjected.
Wnh all this. boWever. there was
something 50 mild and genilemanly IN
his manner that lac seemed at once 10
challenge and obtain the pity and syn
paihy Of every one. His entrance into
the store, apparently a total stranger
had checked the lively fow of the ordi
nary bar.room conversation. bat more
than one chair by the Gre was oferee
him, and many glance of commis'era
lioa exchanged between the rough la
borers-
bar or eaiam0ani = repeated the
iIOosier.
Il lhosglSi," said the stranger, in ,b'
hollow voice oi eonsamplire, " thai
should fad some one ia here io-nigb
Who would reroIiee, me. ! reoosniE'
many of your fAees. And yet" be I'D
dsi. sadly. my o~n mother did no
knos me"
There was q qnick movement in III
Eroup about bin AT ihess soris, aud ss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

"iar end ~ns rvra thea at haas. --
! shot pat brill.sn'ly lighted arrv,..
whose hrishiucs. made the cott..c glare
suil more hsleousl, upon me. heard
shouts Of icar and warning. bu ,hcy
ccald no, distract my attention. /
raorht el'inr>rs al the siaiion ~ gronp.
OF Rgonired and horror stricken faces,
what we're they TO The distorted fvaIorca
efile iirap beforc ,ncl A crash, a
feeling of dcad-lke sickness, and ~hcn
lasoke. my mia-aigh, ride had been
the rounds Of all the newspapers. aud
bc,h forgotten
The ugly maa arose and adjusted
his crotch. as tito leave.
Pray sir. said liulc. silcn, man
IRON the corner, in m excited manner,
speaking lnr the ir., l,mc. "was that
The engineers head"
"Oh J no" answered the narrator.
with an air Of relief, as ihough ho was
glad his tale was ended, IL lcnrncd.
when got well enough to talk and 4 sk
questions. that the engineer crnwlcd In.
TO town abou, dawn Of the following day,
weary, torn, aud bleeding. bat without
any permanent Injuries. Tie head be.
lonsed to poor maniac, who had often
attempted the sIrangest forms OF suicide,
and TINT evening, escaping from bis con-
hnemeni. had lowered himself inlo a
cattle ditch, Keeping his bead some ak
inches above the surface Of she road. ~.
The cow-caiehcr, as he probsbly ,ntcn.
ded Il should do, had cut his head clean.
ly and smoothly oil, and had thrown II
so high that il lodged and stuck where
! first saw il. Ills body was aferward.
found nnmangled in the ditch beneath.
Aud that, neighbors, is the way came
TO be the wreck you see me.
That's right, smart yarn, now
stranger" said the man in the red shirt
land ] suppose likely enough to hap.
pen on some of them llio rails but cr
the Lillle-River Road stop down /,
Little River when I'm TO bomc,--tLc,
don't oifow no dsod,Aeads.'
There. if our readers do not agre,
with us that the foregoing is thrilling
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

- sattf- Husstsa
iAstsr ifiraslr. se.lsss ir-.sss,.
ssi.as faifiy sssa s.sa.
s-saias D. o. iAsi a. s4a-f.
Tsrrl mBf o. " me sssla.
hsiiaf - nian. ssashsaE ~ man.
Nfa@fsnf oe~. ~ ~efs - ass.d.
tui tft-ssIhs, sstiast, ssfstst
Th1s hy.. Hsa th,. ~, cr-sa.
hss>i os-ssssasins. sssss easss~iaf.
u - laiis Chyaas.Ah sss
TIE sfi ssss a tiss,y y<scs
T. ssefiA Z sastsut u abaus.
rslisas tiiaf. BAD, sailiss men had.
Aaas oiit ssrtnsss ~ thes rishi.
u uss~ ss'sia'.i ,sagrsss a., ,,rsti,st,
l-si ~ pe'.css-s BE- IA. hg,ss.
hSrs 81 ss9 kassR hsu hiitss
Hsmss taiase-s isAt.s lhs scris.
Es'D es@en f.-Hnd roe frusra.
Ma an oye w,sh piJ pssnea.
eill N, hrsf1 ~ish iihaness tremiss,
elsas whsa stiss hssrs are ri.a
ARe ny stss a tsaf arup anaeth
~ ii's s,sa, u eii'srs ssd.
Al BE- siad life hath no .sefst
fof sa' hsFpiness like tlsis;
kindi, heart are seldon sad ones,
HlesssuF ever bnnreth bliss
Lead a beirirr hssd to sshsr-.
emiis thossh all the woria as,ld troWn,
Man is a.ah. ss al are hrotherr,
Blaot " whits, ~ rcd ~ brnvA.
Man 70 insB, tbrsafh all sradstian-,
latte rreksii ~hets he stands.
Scattered over msny LANDS
NAH - mAn ~ form aud feature,
Man BY wee aud virtue ts.a,
Man IN all one common nsiafe
Speaks and biad. ~ brothers uae.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
MonAL CnAnAorfN.-Thcra &

MoHAL CnARAoTEs. .--~T Thera "
nothing which adds 50 much 10 the beau.
~ aud powcr Of Innu ns a god char
nrirr, Il digniaes him 10 every station.
eaaiia him in rvery period Of life
Such character u more 10 be desired
ilua r,ryli.ing eIse on earth. No ser
viic fool. M crouebing syel'opan'. no
irraeherons honor.secker, ever bore such
a character; the pure joys of righteous
ne.. ns,'r 'pring in such a person. II
young men bui knew hos much a good
clearwater would dignity and oSsl' them.
hos plsr ,us Il would make fl'eir pros
peci. cyen IN hi. lie neger 'i'osli
we Gnd them yisiding 10 the grossliisg
and bare born PURPOSES oi human na'
inre.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
WIT AND HuMoR.

~ ns'f stL ~ rnisaiso
IL isn't all IN " bringing up"
Let iaiks say what the, viii
To silver suour pewter cup
IL will be pewter stiil.
Zen be Of old, wise solomon,
Who said train up a child"
~ I mistake not, had a son
Proved rattle brained aud Wild.
A man of mark, who fsin would pass
for brd II sea and land,
May hav. the training ofs son,
And bring him up fun grand
May give him all the wealth of love,
OF college and VI school,
Vet after all, may make no more
Than just decent fool.
Another, raised by Penuy
Upon her hitter bread,
Whose road To knowledge Is like that
The good 10 heaven must tread,
Has got spark of Natures light,
He'll fsa u Ia a flame,
Till in its burning letters bright
The world may read his name.
fit were all In /" bringing up"
In eounsel- aud restraint,
Some raAoal- had been honest men
I'd been myselfa saint.
oi risnr all in " bringing up"
Let folks say what they will
Neglect may dim silver cup
II will be.iiver still.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
ON THE DANGERS OF EARLY RISING.

ON THE DANGERS OF EARLY RISING.
A lad stood on ladder tall
A painting of siEn,
A new short sign and Lang syne Aud
lie wbntled the sun did shine.
Aad tune or sun moved snow on roof
Unused 10 meiting mood
., siia pe"ped Ger caves asvrs,
Esvss ss-droorine where he stood
He, gazing down on Mrs beneath,
Dreamed mol misehance was near,
but held lri. bnrket In HE hand,
And brushed away T. K.
lie was a painters 'prsutiee-boy
I need mol print his name
lie came Of high descent indeed,
But now Ills all the same.
For ahl the snow too soon II foil,
As " with fell design
lie kicked the bucket, down he dropped,
lie aiod sad made sps
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

Every Sinie 10 the Union except
California, is represented among the 10.
habitnnis Of Vermont.
There were 377,77I ao,ires Of psr.
mont living in the United State. IN 1850.
or these, 232.0sG were living IN Ver-
mont. aud I45 ,G25 IN other States, as
folIows
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
Prom the Niaisor Jnafnsl.
VERMONT sTATisTIos.

The following table gives the place
Of birth Of all the inhabitants of Yer.
mont, according To the Census OF 1850.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
follows

Ssriva, sfsths' States liuns 10 ysnoat istssp.
Natives of veua'aut iiyng 10 other sis,s., IiA,iss
a. ~ ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

A nss ldani ha. iaieiy bsss i"irosi''e'
ed inio rrana isom Ci,in-, ibs iai'sr-
II nhi,l., ffos3 di~ir s'za sod deiiei''
nlsosg, srs lllaly 70 serse asAn sst l.
ieot tths'issss ~ ase nafafn
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

The grraissl Foqgsiie ys ever
kne~ ~a. ero..eyed sos1a. We
LApP.seI 10 b. one u two sls used 10
call uisn Such n oils o~cgsionsilly, A'H
liashi eaf.rlf the b'esy u'ipism ..
hrg f,,or.. aniil .ms lay Va f,s''i that
chs al9ay. le-.ked fi.e direct oPp''lie
frsm il.ai ssieh hrr sI'Psarases i'siseH'
ted Osg s,sli. gn'4 small " aFsTss'.
ssl b,aaiifsliy be-" after lLai.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

20 e<a sfrs - ful.s.da.sas. Eszalf k.sasa.
onAss - -iar -AssltI. iAst k.4i-@1
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

LISCOMB 4 OSGOOD,
Bs.lss, rssST Brscasr'es os
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
H.sa~. stoves and Hsiiow Ware,
cressssy, Bot. a shses. Hats a
Caps, Ready Made CLOTH
Ing. Ac., &s.
Al.ss, Arsnts 80 tss@i of the
Popalsf Patent Msaieines Of the dsy.
CENTEa RUTLAND, VT.
--. u. li.ss-s. sa~- o.sooD.
THOMAS MARS,
hanshefans sna Dealer "a bat, shoes. A., A.
la Tbranis liallaisg, Aais e.. hailaas, Nsfaseht.
ssF-'.'~s s~-- 80 49,. --''.- .-A - -'st ~
raaisd. Io-u.
Hf. HANSON,
ls.,.rlst sad Mh.As-s!e fyaief Rrfhsils Pianshi
alfsGA nsd srieasiis BfaEdiss, nsfAn Ga hHsieA
sna ~ CFaai Rama, ss'ash ssd irish Nhisks3,
Wise, risafs and AZ tinls - danae.tss Ligaors.
Atsle River street Trey, n. y.
MOSES CURTIS,
hanafsrsafuf sd nssirf 10 Cshusi furhiiart,
cham. Aattfessrs, izsAinf siarscs, ftftafs
Frsasss Asa Rssaf Nsss s'..hhs. iiaHlaS,n's Buiie
iss, washiuFsus -, Esass1- - IL
POND a MORSE.
vtsis.ais sna heiaa nraFrsss, snd Dealer "a fef'
fsaasfs. rsasf Afiif'sr' Irusss', thslas, hf,fs.'
Hafsiar flaid kna czaFlese, % lHian balldine.
Mao ,issei. ana saaef ne Hsrs~ tii haasf, Ns.h-
inEtps street. h-iis~a- - ~
oHo II. COLE g. co.
wl..isstlf sna keisn iissirSs 10 by sssds Sr,fft
Gsf. rflrksfy, hsnHhstaH Iasiaslft, fsfiasi niAs.
sAs -tsais NsFs, Blalf i-ttaf~l tsmfhstsi SO
psfning flaia, Ne. Mrfrt4nf's Row hsAf me
lsisa, ksG@sa, ~ h-D
Hf TORRANCE.
NsHsisftarss e Iafne sass fa1aiss ifltes. bsiisfs
~ ~
CLARK A. BIOTHERs,
usaisf. a. " aiahas, Clseks, gsaetffs rlifsf Htfs
fseet l8a.s3s kt, fsatinsi Naiiainf, nssf ths De
B,st, s.ais~a, - hss.sifisg tsatl aess - 49,
atdtss. -
HARRRTT d son.
Ci.sisssss Nsfr ashts Ena iAssisfs IA fAsaf. rsli
lfCs Ntss1, Arrifaiiafti iusferlsnts. is-fs- rAsh
Cia.s, A.. A., Asu ihs ttsaFti btisa, hs.@ss .
- ~
IA POND, ND
glt ririau saa fafrstal ulAfs - fts ufuf rtafs
a rlsoi Bsslaias. haia -, h-f~.s, a. Nh
J. O. YoSTER-
tseaifs AZ hssff sfdt tisttinH, fpFNitattf ss.sas
hsr, calss. A. a., - NsFAsnis' H. Nj
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