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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

NKw MUnc-Messrs. Scuberth & Co. have published
"Le Prophetic, Grand Fantasia par Charles Mayer. -
PIP. o. In this the leading ideas Of Meyerbeer are
displayed and connected in masterly fashion; adapt
ed, however to pupils who have acquired the higher
qualities of execution. Schuberth's House is Ger
man one, with an American branch; oil their works
are properly German.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-06-12
Daguerrean Gallery.

e~~AIIIsIs
"OULD respectfully announce to the public gcner.
w ally that he is now permanently located In the
Village Of Hlsdae, and will coutinue to operate in
roomsover Russell's Store, where he has large
SIy-Light
whichs acknowledgedto to be the only light by which a
correct Daguerreoype Likeness can be taken.
Mr. Leverty rs in possession Of all the
hEAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART
and ne trusts thaby care and assduous pro-
dyce such Leiike Pictures cannot fail 10 suit those
who may be pleased TO favor him with their patronage
All are nostcordiay invitedto call and examine bis
Rooms and work. aud judge for themselves.
I5' Rooms open from A. ~. to 5P.v Traru.rions
given in the art and success " arranted.
Hillsdsle. March ~, 1854.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-06-12
HENRY b. ARMSTRONG.
HARNESS MAKER IL SADDLER.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Harness. Saddles Bri-
es Martingals, Trunks, Valises, Carpet BAGS &C.,
snd dealear in Ladies Satchels, Whips, Flynetts
Ruflao Robes, Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and Up
| or Leather AlsO--fldes, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Dee,
skins. One door North Mitchelrs Store. 1869
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G. J. DICKERSON,
ATTORNEY a. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

iiilsln>Dllf, MIN.
Will give prompt attention to the collection Of claims
selling of Lands and the transactions of all kinds of
legal business anywhere in the State of Michigan,
Indiana or Ohio.
IiFE IL FIRE Insurance, in responsible Companies
uJKEFERENcEs-IIooks IN business. inne2OYl
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f.. J. CADWELL'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

\ TR. CALDWELL respectfully informs the citizens
y Hudson and vicinity that he has all the latest
pro, ements for taking L.kenesses
.IPltUoms over Turner & Rudes Store Hudson, M
Hudson, Jan. l6. 1854. lv39i
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INSURANCE AGENCY

Risks taken in the following Companies.
PORTAGE INSURANCE CO., Guy yahoga Falls o
CITY INSURANCE CO.. Cleveland. Ohio.
NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
May 8. 1855. DtN'i.. l.. PRATT, Agent.
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j. N. MOTT. nj. ID.

MOULD respectfully inform his p,tions and friends
w that he will be in his office at Motifs Drug Store
where he will be very happy to consult and prescribe
for them. He will also attend with the regular prescr-
bing Physician in the Village and country Medical and
Surgical consultation. Particular attention paid Ia pre
scrpiions for the Lungs, Throat, Eye and Ear.
Hillsdale Nav 1855
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE co.

CAPITAL, s225,0O0
CLEVELAND, o.
No special hazardous or steam risks taken.
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JEWELLERY STORE.

IA yM WATCH, CLOCK AND JEwELRY
WNs ia REPAIRING.
1EaSsyZEl1The subscriber has removed his Jewell
ny Store the east side of Broad St. opposite hs old
stand where he may be found at all seasonablc hours
ready 10 do work in his line obusiness short notice.
O lie also keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectaces,
Jewelry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale good
quality and at the most reasonable prices.
Aug 81, '54. l. r. BRYAN
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.

~ Inv
tAIl-llO Would inform his customers and the
,,ubli; generally that he is perma located in
lac village ofHllsdae and prepared do all
Dentistry Teeth inserted on pivot gold plate with
prng or atmospheric pressure. Filling cleaning and
attracting done with Forreps.
u Rooms over Rnssell's Store. march %. 1854
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FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.

VNFI I I'D, S-UU,UUU.
Athens, B,adford Co., Penn
Insure against loss by Fire, Houses, Stores, ant
other Buildings, Goods Wares and Merchandise OF
n favorable terms any sin liar institution.
Insurances taken on Steam Mills Factories, &c
Hisdale May 10, 1885, l.. PIERCE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
VOL. XVI---NO. 6.

change also in every succeeding year rcla.
lively To that which Is past; because they
become larger AMI larger as they advance ia
age, and acquire more and more their char
actcri-'ic and mature form. independence
Of the variety of change resulting om the
variety of plants cultivated every month
throughout the year has its particular oper-
ations indeed, 1t would not be too much 10
say, that during six months of the year, y
change takes place, and !, pcrccptih!c in the
foliage and general conformation Of tree,
every day; and every day has in cousc-
quencc its own peculiar operations.
y bouutiful Providence has given the veg
ctable kingdom for our susteuancc, employ
ment, and highest intellectual cujoymcnt,- =
and has scattered these elements of happi-
ness, with proiuse hand, everywhere with
III our reach. 1t is lelt with Us to eujoy them
in greater or less degree, as we learn to
appreciate their value, and exert ourselves
To apply them 20 their proper use The
brute is content to satisfy its animal wants.
Man, the lord OF the creation, should have n
higher aiin--bccause he has higher sources
OF enjoyment than the brute, and higher du-
ties to periorm--hc is the husbaudmau ap-
/ pointed to take care Of and nurture the
great vineyard, and to carry out the wise
purposes Of the all DouHtiiill Giylr
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Rural Embellishments.

/ There are few things better calculated TO
attach us to our homes, where the social
virtues love to congregate-than rural EN-.
belIishment This is true whether we ap.
| ply 1t to our neighborhood or individual
abode The public grounds about the grca,
cities oi the Old continent some Of which
comprise an area OF five hundred acres, are
the theme OF general admiration, as well the
th"aters OF hcalthiul exercise and recreation,
and the sources Of high intellectual enjoy.
ment. The lesser towns and villages, even
OF our own country, owe more of their charm
and interest TO the trees and plants which
embcllish their squares, streets and grounds,
IN the eye OF man of tlstc, than to any oS.
tentatious show Of brick and martar-morc
to the beauties OF nature than to the works
of man. Nay, the highest efforts of the hu.
man intellect are in vain put in reluislion
to initiate the handyworks of the Creator
And when we come down to the village resi-
dcncc and the unostentatious abode of the
farmer how are their beauties heightened,
and their value enhanced, by screen of or.
namcntal trees and well kept garden.
The traveller in going from Strasburg to
Munich, passes through continual avenue
of fruit and forest trees, planted on both
sides Of the highway, for more than one hun.
drod miles Who that has passed through
New England in summer, has not admired
some Of the villages, the beautiful trees with
which they are in measure enshrouded.-
And on our own broad prairies, and in our
new towns, glitterng with pine shingles and
white paint, how many n monotonous and
tiresome prospect might be rendered inter.
esting, how many natural or artificial de.
formity hidden, and the effects of almost
every landscape improved, simply by the ia.
dicious employment trees.
A person in planting trees, should not
choose all of one kind, for, by increasing the
varieties, as tho period of their ioliation are
so very different, as well as the tints of green
when in vegetation, and the remarkable au.
tulnnal changes quite as dissmilar they are
presenting an ever varying, yet always
pleasing and interesting scene. Besides, we
have so many magnificent species of native
trees, which flourish luXurian,ly even in the
most exposed situation, that ! have never
been able to divine, why one particular tree
should be universally selected, as shades,
or for ornament, not only around private
dwellings, but for all public places. As
well might all flowers be excluded from our
gardens, but the rose or the lilac aud all
fruits from our orchards but the apple.
Ono Of the greatest sources of cnjoymcnts
resulting from the possession of trees, is the
sudden variety which they produce, either
by perpetual progress Of vegetation, which |
Is going forward in them to maturity, dor.
nancy or decay, o. by the almost innumcr.
able kinds which may be raised on very
plat Of ground Even the same trees, |
grown on the same ground, are undergoing
perpetual changes throush CHOU, the year they !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
From the California Pioneer, July, 1876,
One of John PhnniSr.s Stori,s,

- m
pr' Iusht'aker was never regularly bred
as physician or surgeon, but he possessed
naturally strong mechanical genius and a
me app'''ei ana hndns h5 teeth Of great
service IN Era'l'y'ng 'ne latter propensity he
cohCluoed t"at he could DO more good IN the
wor'a ana create more real happiness there
IN ny pHt'"s the tctth OF the inhabitants IN
orier' thah m any other way 8, 'Ishmaii-
cr became denlist lie "as the man that
hrs' invented the method vt placing small
cog "heeis IN the back teeth for the more
perfect iHaSucauon "i iood, and he cialncd
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OF deep emotion, twenty years ago you
slowed me your hands, and said to me, DO
n he caught medd iug with the curtain
again, for ] can tell you the master hits hard
whon provokod; and to-day | show you
your pardon, signed by him who is now the
master in England, and in my turn | will
say to you, DO not be caught again with
arms against the parliament, for can tell
you Cromwell hits hard when provoked
At these words Sir Patrick and Lord b
threw themselves into each others arms, and
sealed with this embrace a friendship which,
Notwithstanding the difference of their poll
teal opinions, remained uninterrupted du.
ring the rest Of their lives.
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IT hTTTUN VT
Agricultural implements,
Mrs. GRAY

wv OULD inform the publ: that she still con
w unues to give lessons on the piano, guitar
aud melodeon.
Also, instruction IN thorough bass Lesson,
given at her boarding place, Mrs. lloIdens, anC
nj the residence N pupils April %.
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Cl,;,,iyc, Change.

~ THE subscriber having bought the entire
stock OF boots and shoes formerly owned
by 4. c. Punam, on Madison ST., is now adding
n new supply to the former stock, which vii
max, his stock ms desirable as any in Ottawa
Tha nliiul Tor past Iayors, he would usual take
extra care hoil III stock and workmanship, to nc
cvmmoda,e all his friends and customers who may
give HIM call Al kinds OF boots aud shoes
mad, to order.
store aoto on Main street, opposite Cusimaa'
Store.
Repairing done at short notice.
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WOUNDED AND DEAD.
lBathing.

B0thinE.
See to it &c who would enjoy the riches,
Of heavens blessings, health. Don't bc
afraid, but roll up your sleeves ill your
wash pan, II you have no tub, procure a
sponge, and after washing your face, as pre-.
liminary, canmence at the neck and serve
this in the same way then dry thoroughly.
After this has been done, give your arms a
going over and then dry as before. Then
take the b.dy and limbs in like manner.
After you have gone trough with this opera.
ton from 'top to toe" take your coarse
towel and make the whole surface of your bo.
dy look Ikea beet by means Of friction.
Then clothe yourself warmly; take vigo-
rous walk OF half mile, or three quarters,
and back, and our word for it, you will have
al appetite and harmony of feeling pervade
your wholcbody that you have been long q
stranger to,
In conclusion we would have you pursue
the following, from Gaward's Real Estate
Register and then do as you pleasc:-
"Tkep are all sorts Of baths--hot, tepid,
vapor, shower, plunge, hip, &c. Hot and
vapor tnths are for the sick, and extremely
useful. A vapor bath, for those who suffer
from rheumatism or gout may be made
thus Place a bucket ofboiing water under
the chair on which you are seated, causing
yourself, bucket, chair and all, to be sur
rounded with blankcts-when the vapor de.
creascs, the bottom of the blanket may be If
ted, and a hot brick dropped into the pail
The plunge bath is not so accessible. 1t is
cold, or cool 4; and one or two plunges and
out again will produce more benefit than to
remain in il; we speak especially ofweak or
sick people. The shower bath we do not re-
commend at all. 1t may do for men and
women in the prime Of life and health, but
not for children and old people. The best
bath, on thewholc, for sick or hale, is the hip
bath. FIJI your bath with water, cold you
can bear it, (and il you are wei y at any rate
merely tcpit. Move your limbs well in the
water for a quarter of an hour, get out, and
rub yourscfwith couple Of rough towels,
till your skin begins to resent the usage. If
you have no regular bath, Ill big pan or
wash.tub, get into It, aud sponge and sluce
yourself well. 1t is as good bath as any.
To REMOVE THE RANcIDITy or BrrrrR-
Wild recommends that the butter should he
kncaded with fresh milk and then with pure
water. lie uatcs that by this treatment. the
butter is rendered as fresh and pure in flavor
as when recently made. He inscribes this
result to the fact, that buiyric acid, to which
the rancid odor and taste are owing, is read.
ily soluble in fresh milk, and Is then removed.
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I q = l. have received about thirty pieces oj
w pllid, striped, hrocade, aud chameleon
dr,ss silks, which wcwiIl sell % percent, chea.
per than can he purchased Al u oth.r place il,
thS or any city N thus state. Now IL the time
t, buy We viii sell beautiful silk at62l cents
per yard such Us are usually sold lor ,s and Ss,
For 81 we wIl Sc II silk richly worth IL So Call
md see them before they are all sold at
Aunusii, REDplCK n iluRLBur's.
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MANrRr, SALT ASp SALrrrrur The hun.
drcd and twcnty.iour pounds of equal parts
of salt and satpe,rc, viii increase u crop Of
wheat from - to " bushels per acre, or IN
that proportion. Salt tcholorinc and sodi.
um) and sal,pc,rc potash and aqua for,is)
are the best of manurcs, distributed at the
rate of ten bushels per acre. !, destroys
worms, gives healthy color to the foliage,
collects aud retains moisture, prevents rapid
secretion ofplonts, and is a healthy stlnu.
liant
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CE'TY MEAT atksT !
TAllORiNG.

TAILORING.
WILLIAM CONNELL7
II informs the citizens oiOt'
IL tnwa andthe surrounding country, that he
ha lust received a new stock Of
BrouokiothS, CJssimsrtN and VeatRgs
OF the lateststye, andali kinds of taIors' lrm-
mings, all oi which he will-cll cheap orcash.
Also, all kindsot Ready Made Clothing, OF his
own Manufacture.
Decentralization Ottawn, he would wish
fur his undergraduates to give kim call before
purchasing elsewhere. -
TNILJiiING ~ CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice ,athis old standorpo-
site the old Guy Hotel, on Madison st next door
20 DAM L,nhy's Boot and Shoe Shop.
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EsGGuEs AND CARRIAGES.

.y,- 4 AMcyp'cting daily to receive
Ty5 ,,irs from an s"i'I,m h,sb a"uuSay ,"u"aay o.
10, oi different kinds ol buggles and carriages,
with aud without tops, aud with one aud two
sents, which will be warranted equal to any IN
the western country, aud which will sell N, very
reasonable prices unl6 ARTHUR bockwoon
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DAVID =. JONES,

ATTORNEY { COUNSELOR AT LAW
Office in the court house, Ottawa, Illinois.
June %
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N PltplTru III INrW IaTg' 1T "
rs,nhlishm, nj, nj the de-cu, lock near the man
Canal Ottawa, to nlauuiacture IN style aud al
cheapncss hitherto unapp. cached IN Ottawa,
all kinds Of
Agricultural Implements,
Such as common securing, one horse. aud praTle
PLOWS, harrows, curlvators, horse rnkes,
&c O., IN Shon all kinds Of heavy farmers tools -
Theirmachnery II all new, perfect, and propelled
by an abundant never failing water power. Far
mcrs are invited to call an examine their work,
whether hty wish to purchase OF not.
An their tr0rk is nairduttd.
Orders from distance promptly attended to-,
and rmnlcments placed on board canal 5oats or
ears ffcr OF chalge. ieh3-ti ID. n VI.
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G.. II. SCHNEIDER.

- HARD, VI ,D. Physician 6HdSnrgeoH Of
. tnwn, III. Office in Giov'r aud Cool. :
Brick Block Residence corner o. Madison and
Clinton streets nay5 IsSS.
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CHAMFLlN q McGREIG TX,
A1TURNEIS At la w.
or AVA, ILL.,
4 c. CHAMpLiN, Of Ottawa, and John
~ 7 McGregGr late e Mllwa, kie, Wis,
nave formed partnership Tor the practice Of
their profession as ahovr and Will give prompt
attention 60 business crlfust-d to them. luulb
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Tenders his professional SERVERS to the citizens
oIOuawao aud vcln!ty ttcom Gioy,fG Couk's
trck block iunt
~ L.rsIOMPSON, Dsdir, ~ Drags. Patenf
~. Medicines Paints, OILS, l'arpjsh,s, Dyc
H>nfss' Sr' N"twcen,heCity Hotennd Reddick's
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y w STEEI

IANEN GTIJ. = ~ iae iar"e .t'ck IN h
- yard ou Jho .'o'-cui. SIckAt'E Ia
grain. February l7-ly.'
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: Z stlks.

I o. HARRIS NJ. D. Phqur,i" a,.d So,yeo"
~ Office over Me ir-hu's DruG store
Snards n The Mansion iluu-' lulV ~ 1858.
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lflslIIEs.Stt,INisas.

Repairing done at short notice.
Erl.rnnrN Il W G E.srI
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The plan Of the battle appears to have
been as follows; The place was attacked in
four divisions. The British troops attempt.
ed the storming Of the Rcdan, the French
attacked the Malakoi', the extreme right OF
the French made a diversion on the Little
Rcdan, and united attack Of the English,
French and Sardinians was made on the Cen
tral Battery. All the attacks were made 81.
mutaneouSly with great spirit and energy,
but the one which was cninrntly success.
inl was led by Gen. Bos1uct and Gen McMa
hon on the MaakoM
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RUSSIAN POSITION.

The position Of Prince GortschakotTs ar
my, after the main body had effected It's re-
treat across the harbor, was, therefore, as
follows His extreme right, consisting Of
the corps most actively engaged in the de.
fence Of the place, rests upon the Severnaia
work, or Star Fort, and holds the strongly
intrenched positions on the north shore,
where, no doubt, considerable preparations
have been made for this emergency. His
center covers the Belbek, and is protected in
front by the geldworks thrown up along the
ridge of the lnkermann.
His left wing consists Of Liprandi's corps,
occupying the ground from Mackenzie's Farm
to the heights Of Altodor on the Bakshise.
railroad. No attempt was made by the re.
levng army under Liprandi TO effect di.
version during the assault of the 9Th, and
tho severe defeat Of the 10th Of August np.
pears TO have satisfied the enemy that the
lines Of the Tchornsya were not 10 be carri.
cd. But tho result Of tho general assault
aud the occupation Of the southern side by
the Allies entirely changes the s,rstesical
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Farmers, Attention
Drew g. Maierhofer

HANE The pleasure Of
III iniornint,h he farmers
Of la Sale and surrounding
counties that they are now
prepared at IhrIr large new
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
rUBLl~nEp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
~ POST OFFICE IUnpING, SOUTH SIDE MAIN II.
BY w. SHAM.

rERMS-s1 so per Annum III advance
= 90 1t not paid IN advance
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IlsailnhuVrulN Ala,

0N0uNGER'S pale ale, just received I
n aud Tor sal, by a
y July u. WALNts
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THE VICTORY.

The Ma'akoT was the key of the Russian
position, and all the talk we have heard of
new forts proves TO have been guess work or
brag. 1t commands the Karabelnaya and
the eastern slope Of the hill in which Sebas.
topol is built; takes the sea.lorts on the
southern side Of the harbor in the rear, and
renders both the inner and outer harbor un.
tenable to ships Of war. The Russians had,
therefore, no alternative when it fell but TO
retreat, and this retreat was effected by
means Of long bridge of rnfts across the
haroor, which they destroyed at o'clock on
the 9th.
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NuiI,,inu S1o,c For Sale

\ i The quarry, wesi spd OF Ottawa Avenue.
"a good supply may always be found, n, from
Is TO js apelch, Apply on Tie PREMISES. le23.
JAMES j, \, \CrnIHsoN.
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Dr. ID. ID. TLlGlEs'AGN,

office in UuDt,r d 7oonbs U,Ug Store
- ESlDENCE al Mrs. Burrs, west OF the side
IL cut. Angus, l2
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Il. l.. DicKEv still preserves his position in the
firm OF Dckey Il Wallace, nt Ottawa and will
usually be found there Saturday, and may b
expected as C.rccIt and Supreme Courts as usual
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Details are wanting. We do not know
how often the Allies were repulsed, and il
repulSed with what loss. The sth of Sep.
tembcr, however, witnessed resolution and
perseverance on the part Of the assailants
hardly ever equalled, never before surpass.
ed. Morning dawncd, and with it began the
bloody fray; night closed the sad drama, for
the Russians burning and destroying every.
thing, blowing up their magazines and prin-
cipal works, withdrew across the harbor
from this scene of devastation and defeat.
So fell Sebastopol
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