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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
Marx Block.
Forwarding 4 COmmis'n Merchant,

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
MILL pay particular attention to the Storing. For
w wardinR and Commission Business. Having
sold out his interest in the House with which he has
heretofore been connected and being in the
pancy of the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
House, corner of Pine and Water Stee, be will devote
his attention exclusively to the above branches Of
business. Liberal advances will be made Produce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to.
ALSO,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NJ. B. having had long experiencein all branches
of Commercial business, fatters himself that be can
render entire sstisaction to all who favor him with
their custom.
OFFICE in the building. oct2S-'53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
MUSCATINE JOURNAL---J' NUARY 20, 1854.
lDiscOyeed at Last!

A Mystery Explained IA Revolution
Certain! Victory is Ours
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening tn
~ inquiry in the minds Of all who read it How is
it that americans have been so long and so slavishly
immured in darkness and ignorance on the subject Of
disease?
TEE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE,
il offered to the afflicted Of the States and Territories
for the entire Of Liver Complaints In all stages,
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Chronic Lang Fever,
Dropsical Affections, Consumption, Bowel Complaints,
Blind Piles, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Gener-
Debility, Nervousness, Costiveness, Indigestion, OBJ
structed Vaccinations, &C.
Dr. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years. and has proved to
the most skca, beyond the shadow Of doubt, that 1t
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DIsCov-
Erred,
(being purely all Vegetable, for tho permanent
Of the above diseases. The most skeptical have be-
come its most sanguins votaries, and pronounce the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO THE AFFLICTED, EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every track it has made
swollen with expressions of gratitude, for the relief
received BY Its use And in submitting this the Lic-
en- Balsan is recommended to all those suffering
der the
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle Of DR.. n. L. adams
Lirer Bdlsam
The reader is referred to the Medical Track, found
BY making appli alton to the Agent where the Bal.
sam is sold, giving full eptome of the cause and
cure of all diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
]. B. DOUGHERTY, Sole Agent, Muscatine.
Also, By Sells 4 Sparks, ::Fairport; Lockwood 4
view. g. E. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
October 81, 1s53-ly.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20

The WoRsr OF IT.-"Do you want
my berries, MN p said Il poor little
boy to lady, one day: The little
fellow was very sha bbily dressed.
and his feet were bare and trarel-stain-
ed. In both hands he held up tin
pail full of ripe raspberries. which were
pretiily peeping out from amid the
green leaves that lay lightly over them.
The lady told him she would like some;
and taking pail from him, she stepped
into the house. He did not follow, but
remained behind whistling to som G
canaries hanging in their cage on the
porch.
"Why do you not come in, and see #
measure your berries right I" said the
lady show. do you know but what |
may cheat you :"
The boy looked archly up a, her. and
smiled. 81 am not afraid" said he,
'.for- sou would get the worst Of it,
ma'am !" At4
"Get the worst Of it," said she /;
"whst do you mean %
"Why. ma'am, | should only lose my
berries. and you would be stealing; don'l
you think you would get the worst OF
III"
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NEW STORE.
j. f. SCHENCK,
(uccessor Of j. Benneit,)

(uccess)r Of j. Bennett,)
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
III Musca,ine sad vicinity, that he has taken
the house of j. Bennett, and is now receiving one
of the hest stocks Of Fall and Winter goods ever
offered in this market. My goods were selected
by Of the most experienced buyers. ] feel
justified in saying. that my stock is one Of the
best in This city. would he pleased TO have the
old friends and customers Of j. Bennett give me
a call, and will try and give general satisfaction
No trouble to show goods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscn'ina. Sept. 80. 1853.
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For the Journal.


Take back the wreath you've wound fOt me,
or gorgeous southern flowers;
I fsin would wear the simple buds
Within my native bowers.
A child Of nature, all unknown,
Beyond the rustic vale
Where childhood 3 happy days were spent,
Till sorrow, dim aud pale,
R,se Ger my spirits sunny morn,
And clcuded life's bright hus,
And laid my young heart in the grave
With loved ones, kind AZ d true.
What has the ARBoR.vIrR's charm,
It's never dying bloom,
10 do with one to whom death Is
A precious promised boon2
Why shlu'd seek in orient olimes
Fer other flowers than those
That meath eur paler ntr harm skiss
In timple beauty growsi
Why wine the fair ACACIA RISE,
(Wkose name is elegance,)
To bini the brow of sse who ne'cr
Moves in the graceful dancei
Whose form, bent by diseases hand,
Il cen 30 Yak and frail,
It boweth like broken reed
Meath sorrows blighting gale.
And why should meath southern skies
Seek genius stately tree,
Whose shining leaves up n my brow
Would cit in m,ckeryl
Ah, no Gull not of foreign plants,
That fear 10 frosty death;
Bot pluck amid my native vale,
The flowers to braid my wroath
thank thee for the kindly thought
That thus hath prompted thee,
And take the humble flowers you've twined
Amid the off'ring free.
would the PANsY 3 innocence
Might be tho earthly type
or what trust through Christ 70 be
When robed in "spotless white"
And in the vIoLET's azure tint,
Which breathes Of faithJulness,
I'd learn to bend low, meath the cross,
With childish trustfulness.
Oh many thanks, kind friend, for thee,
Whose partial hand hath twined
The wreath, whose glowing tints, than mine
A fairer brow should bind
And please accept the simple gift
A leaf of wild wcoDBINs,
Jsinsd with DAISY from the field,
And branch of MOUNTAIN PINE.
Take these, b. uud with the IVY Wild,
With gentle night-dews wet;
And wear them next your gen 'rous heart,
An of'ring from NAssxrTE
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A LADY who was visiting Calvary
Church, New York, commenced singing
the hymn which was given out, when
the sexton stepped softly TO her and
told her that in that church the choir
did all the singing. The lady after.
wads remarked 10 her friend tina. the
church had better strike from her liturgy
'Let the people praise thee, OLord.
let all all the people praise thee %
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For the Journal.


Music 1t soothes the troubled heart
IL calms lifs's stormy sea;
A healing balm it does impart,
And bids all sadness fee.
Yes! thou canst calm the storm within,
When anger hlls the bresst,
And thou tho wand rer canst win
Back to the scenes Of rest.
Music, again II harrows up
The memory Of the pact,
When We have tasted joys full cup,
And drained the dregs at last.
Il breathes well-remsmbered strain,
Which charmed in days of yore,
And, for the time, brings back again,
The hours which are Eo more.
We dream again of hearts estranged,
Which once beat fond and true,
OF loving friends now cold and changed,
WHO oIce around us drew.
Again the hopes which now are flown
With added lustre rise;
We feel not that we are alone,
Tho broken are those tics.
Music! thou hast magic power
Thou allah orbipg theme! -
For thou canst gid the darkest hour;
Ger ferrow cast CLEAN.
An influence sweet dost thou exert,
In different ways, Ger ev'ry heart
Oh, music thou dost well assert
Thy soothing, happy art. INoGEsE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
NEW CLoTHINc STORE.
Rauh, Guiterman & Co.,
Manufacturers and Dsolers in
REDY.MADE CLtTHING,
Muscafine, bro,
Cincinnati, Ohio, OHGpa and LosaNe. III.

Musc0ftne, DU0,
Cincinnati Ohio, OH0pa and LosaNe, III.
WE beg leave to inform the ciiize, of Mus
w catine, Iowa, its ciuiiy. and the public
generally. that we have opened IA
NEW CLOTHING STORE
In this city, under the above ST, 10 aud firm, in
the new brick block lately erected by Mr. Thurs.
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue and
Pappoose Bridge, north side, nppnste John u.
Gordon's store, where we shall be happy 10 meet
customers in want Of articles in our linz consst
ing in very large and fashionable stock of
Mems and Boys Clothing;
LsaiarubJer and oil clothing;
Trunks and Raises; hats and caps;
Cupei and oiled bags;
Shirts. tCrappers and suspenders;
Cnpats ind handherchiefs and evcrythins
else apperfaiaiag TO a clothing store.
GEN1'LEMAN's FASHIONABLE OUTFIT.
AHthe clothing ,ot sell at our rarious establish.
menis is made by our oun ,choiesaie manufacture
ing house. a, 2s9 Main street and 2l5 Pearl street
Cincinnati. Ohio. uhere Toe get up superior ar.
tcle If clothing, equal 10 any merchant faiir
,cork in MATERIAL trimming aud workmanship
Our mqnufactoyy is conducted by experienced and
pracHced porkmen on a rc,y ertens,pe scale; and
as by our system of ding business Ue les en- to
the least possible number The interference RI the
parious dealersbstWeen producer and consumer
,ce can abord TO sell cheaper than any house in This
city giving customers better article Of cloth
! ing FIR less money than any erer offered for sale
ia this city before.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready.made clothing particularly
requested TO call and examine OF stock aswe are
prepared in quantity and price 10 sell OF
WHOLESALE
to as great advantage 10 buyers can be met
riih in any city in the Union, New York not
excepted for, in buying from u.s. YOU hny
FROM THE MANUFACTURER,
| Aud, OF course. save the profits to pay the
intermediate dealers; moreover, our clolhing is
got up in a superior Style and expressly with
a view To lin wants Of fhis western region.
We arc determined and able 10 take the lead
in our trade in this city, and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the resident and travelling com
muni'y, promising TO use all fair and honorable
means 10 render oureelves worthy OF il. BY
calling ON us you may soon find out tina, al
said above is
NO HEMBUG!
IA we intend to establish permanently in th
1ourishins city.
RAUH. GJITERMAN 4 CO..
Second street, opposite :. G. Gordon's.
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Men are made in the image 81 God.
Gentlemen are manu- featured by tailors,
BARRIERS and boot>makers. Woman was
the last and most perfect work Of God.
Ladies are the production of sik-worms,
milliners and dress
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20
Brushes! Brushes!!

ME Undersigned have commenced lhr mann.
i facinre Of brushes of every description. AT the
corner Of Cedar and 7th streets. Merchants ard
others will do well TO give call before purchas
inc elsewhere, "a we are deter mined TO sell on as
go'd terms as can he obtained in anv eastern city
Orders ffom The country filled Immediately, or a.
very shor, notice. SNIFF d CATTELL !
Muscaline City, May goth 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-20

NATuRAL-SHApEp WAisTs - These
are said.to be The fashion once more.
and The loRg. straight twists decidedly
Questionable. lie. every JOURNALIST in
the land make a note oi 1t. Also. tina I
the ladies' are allowed 10 gather their
under sleeves-ouI OF the tea. grav, /.
sc into = moderate w.lst band The
comet did MOI come this ga tor nothIng.
Cour,er n
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DENTAL NOTICE.


IlR. J. DENNIS would inf,rm tSy-
~ the citizens Of Muscalns and
vicinity that owing TO the gr, at in III11J
crease Of his business he has heen compelled To
leave The 70 I'm formerly occupie. by him. aud new
may ht found in the large and PLEASANT suit Of
rooms over H. o. Jo:,es' jewelry STORE, OH SccoaI
street.
He would also state. for the benefit Of those
desiring artificial teeth plate. that he has lately
returned from ST. Louis, where he procured
furnace end material, with the necessary alpur-
Icnsnces. for performing work after the late i'm.
provemenls 10y DR.. Hunter, Of Cincinnaii- "a heau-
tifuI meth d, Ivy which the teeth are attached 10
The plate hy adhesion, preventing the necessity
of solder or caps. as in the old method. lsn,
blocks with continuous gum, giving n perfectly
natural appearances to The teeth and mouth. Per-
sons desiring supply of Dental instruments or
stock Of INV kind. can he furnished at INV office.
ANY thing pertaining TO the profession can be ab
aimed through me, from New Yor ION The Short
est notice. [o6-tf1 J. DENNIS. e
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shooting and Farriery.

uHE subscriber has fitted up part # Joseph
! Cranes Plough Shop, for the purpose cf borss-
shoepg, and from bis long experience and corst- MT
attention. he hopes to gain liberal share Of patrsn
age in the above business. Nome hut good practical
shosrs employed and scal attention paid to foun
dered and bad feet. GEORGE PERRY.
Uov. -, 1o0e-6.
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Doctor J. Fl. Hershey

ID ESPECTFi LILY tenders his prot ssiona
LII services TO the citizens of Muscatine and vi
cinity.
90 OFFfcE-Basemcnt af Pennsylvania House
on Mulberry, between Third ~ d Fourth Streets
Boards at lie Pennsylvania House.
July /, 1858. iy!-1y+
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THEacolored population OF he west
err world is l2 $40 600, mixed white
and IudisD bloud IA Isl.
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DR.. G. w. FUg,IIAM.

BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
0FFICE-a few doors above The Post Office
" Seconl street. RESIDENCE-Easl end OF
Fifth street. Muscatine Dec 25-if
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Tins producers. AMI NJ" lhr ,oasp-
ners. derive The most advantage from
railroads
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r. nj. BURNETT
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
MBALL7S
CITY CASH STORE.

TNHE choicest and riches, stock Of Dry Goods
ever offered in the city OF Muscaiine, at prices
never before heard Of Ivy .'monai man." NV
motto is Cash on The Nail" FOR which binG my.
self to give an equivalcrt.
A full ca aiogue Of goods is unnrccssary-suf-
flee il TO say that an ong the stock may lie feuhtl
a rich assortment Of Dress Silks. French and
English Mcrnos. all wo ! defines, and Cash.
mcres Of the latest les and rich paitcns--Can
ton Grape ca spcnfhi ar'clr.) plain and figured
Alpacas, yelye,s Tor child's wear.
1900 yds defines al l2 l-2 cents yard;
$40 pcs P,int>;
Blcached and brIwu shceing. ticking.
Strip d shooting, blruc led aud brown fable
Linen
Marsellles quilts, corded skirts,
Red and whle wool
Flannel, tleached and brown cotton flannel
Long and square Bay State shawIs
Buck and colorcd Thibet shaw Is
a large assortment of ladies' aud misses
VctoriI,es. scarfs, comforts hoods,
Over sleeves, Childrcu's wool sacks,
Gloves, miitpns, hosiery aud Yankee notions
NEEDLE. WORK GOODS.
This department is complete
Pointed collars, chrmisetlcs, under sleeves
Cuffs, Camhrc edgings and inscriings,
Wrought aud Isle edsinss
linen cambric handkerchicfs
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Broad cloths Cassimeres Saiineis
Sleeps grey Corduroy Rich velvet
Cashmere Silk and satin vestings
Scarfs Six and linen pocket hkfs
Cravats PiIin and embr' d neck Ties
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A iuli assortment Ladies', misses, and chill.
prcn's CATERS, fine kid and palcnt-ea,hcr clipper
and bnskns; gents and boys caii, kip and COW
hide boots, shoes and 5,ogans.
For further particulars Gull a, Kmball's and
satisfy yourselves that "tlIc half has not been
told" am bound 10 sell and no mist AXE.
j. FRED. KIMBALL.
Muscatine, Sept 80 1853.
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0, YES! 0, YES! @, YES!
QYgH1ONR r. 1N0>

HAVING determined still to carry on the above bu
IL sness give notice to all in city and vicinity
that can always be found at the Farmers Exchange
Grocery and Provision Store Second street, where
will attend to all business above named, entrusted
my care. Give me a call. All orders, both far and
near, promptly attended to. J. r. GORLEY.
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NEW
GROCERY 8. PROpISION STORE.

uNOCE IL o. hOFlOION ~ OAD'
At Jennison'sold stand on Second street.
Z HE subscribers have on hand new and com
pleic stock. consisting inpau OF
Coffee Rio aud Java w T. cheese
Tea--Y II aud Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N o and BeIchcr's Nails aud glass
Sil,-bhl. sack and dairy Cuuants, raisins, &c
Wooden and willow ware CoJ6s., aud msckere
Molasses--NO and 5 H Flour and corn meal
Cigars--ragalia & principe Lead, powder, sho, dc
rohacco- .-smnkins 4 chew Soap and candles
Candies, nuts, oranges. lemons, spices, crackers
sardints, holloway are, bacon, De &c. and all Other
articles usually kept in grocery and provision
store. which we offer for sale OF wholesale or re.
all, al the lowest prices, for cash or ready pay.
NElDIG a. SPRINGER.
Muscatine, March l8, ls53-tI
n. b. sn,ed-All kinds of marketing, such
rs butter eggs, fowls cheese, lard, onions, pota.
locs, &C. Tor which the h,ghes, price will be given.
N. e. s.
NHLOUR--Da,enp Albion and E'na brands;
IL also BENEFITS Supcrine--a reduced
ricrs aud insured Ia he good. for sale Ivy
MEDIC & SPRINGER.
1nO BARRELS Kanawha Salt for sale by
HUI MEDIC & SPRINGER.
IA SACKS Ground Alum Sal. f.I sale ~
W NEIDIG & SPRINGER.
nRIED APPLES and PEACHES for sale by
Mg MEDIC s. SYRINGE.
IOO LBS, BACON, (hans) for sale ty
NU MEDIC g. SPRINGER.
1DACON-( sdes and shoulders DC. )--for sale
Dby MEDIC d SPRINGER.
~ SACKS--fne dairy sa'l for sale by
III NEIDIG Il SPRINGER.
CyUGAR HOUSE MOLASsES and COLLEEN
~ SYRUP. MEDIC g. SPRINGER.
ElGS. ra,sins and candies.
Il June 3 MEDIC 4 SPRINGER.
u. puNsMoaE. A. CHAMBERS WV. CHAMBERS, JR
DUNSMORE & CHAMBEES
nKAVING tn sday associated themselves under
4 4 the name and style Of DUNSMORE &
CHAMBERS, for the purpose Of transaciing as
AND BED-STEAD BUSINESS,
Respectfully solicit the attention of The public TO
The same For particulars, enquire where you can
find out. Jy3
r. M. BURNETT
WOULD inform his friends and customers, and all
w others who want Books and Stationery, that he
has just added forty feet to his store, and that he
has now store So feet deep filled to the brim
with
School, Miscellaneous, Standard Medical
and Law Books,
Blank Work, Stationery, Paper Hanging, Fancy Arti
cIes and all kinds of goods usually for sale in first
class book store. All Of which he will sell wholesale
| and RETAIL at the lowest rates. s30-ly
!
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A0ME>t IC>--34 "A and S 4. for sale by
~ SEPT. 81. 5s. r sCHENCK.
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NEW HER STORE!

Second street opposite Weeds.
/ UST RECEIVED
d 5000 lbs harness 1000 lbs sole
1000 :" skirting 25 bride
40 upper Is = kip
10 calf, which will he sold OF st
Louis prices, cost Of freight added.
or Hides taken in exchange, or cash paid fol
them ut the highest market prices.
Il. MITCHELL.
Muscaline. Sept. %. ls53-iy
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GENIus.-Of all the gifts of God. ge-
Mus seems to be the rarest We may
trace the wrinkles OF threescore centu-
fies upon the pat'eIt brow OF earth
she has had her great men, her mighty
men. her inventors, sages. orators, poets.
historians-her sculptors. architects and
painters-yet how few Of these possess
the gift of genius Extraordinary and
brilliant. This light shines undimmed to
distant nations. We cannot mistake
that we SO readily and, yet SO seldom
perceive. Like those distant stars whose
light, shining in the heavens, would.
from their Unreasonable distance. were
they now annihilated, still continue to
Tow down upon us for years. the same
asif they still existed, so the light Of
genius is found to shine and sparkle for
centuries after the mind from which il
spsang has struck out a new aud subli.
mer orbit, which no mortal eye can trace
mo keenness of mathematical percep.
ton csicuiate!
Buy Book WITH Ir.-How many a
dollar is thoughlessly and uselessly.
even when not criminally expended by
young men. II yanishes in the smoke
Of cigar, dissolves in needless lu1uries
of the palate or runs off at the livery
stable, 1t is gone in the qualification
Of the nomeat, and not trace is left.
But . good book is a true and fast
friend it is Ia source Of permanent
pleasure and profit. How much. better
such Investment! Young man, il you
have dollar which you must need ex-
pend, be wise and do NOT throw it away.
II you do no, beslow j. on some moral
end, st least buy good book read
IL .seses
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Doors AND SHOES.--A full assortment Of
ID Boots and Shoes Mt
Ori.7 KIMBALL'S CITY Cash Store.
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For sale Cheap!

M E have on hand an assortment Of LIQUORS
wv that will lie sold nj cost to close hem out.
Those wishing to purchase will do well to call.
Sept. 0. JOHN LEMP & co.
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liquors.

A FINE lot Of Wines, Brandies and Gin, which We
n offer for medical and mechanical purposes at redu
ced prices, for sale by. MEDIC & SPRINGER.
June 3, 1853 If
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LEATHER.

PURCHASED, and daily expected to arrive, 90 roll
Harness Leather; 10 doz. Bride do; 10 rolls Skir
ing do; 10 rolls betting do 40 doz. upper do 43 doz
IS doz. topping and lining do; 5 doz thong leath
err. Also, finding of every description, by
Sept 1871 CHARLES NEALIEY.
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l,so THE % 91A14 siii #sf
MUSCATINE JOURNAL.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
N6ahin Il Clemens.

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will be taken at the same rates. sffdt $50 &
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