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asritultural.
The Clover.
JG. w.

The surface Of the earth at this time is a.
most every where covered with that rich.
beautiful and fragrant plant, clover, Of one
kind or another. II covers broad fields,
scattering Its fragrance over towns and vii
lagos il springs in wide pastures, dots the
hills where sheep roam, checkers the valley
where cattle graze, and perfumes them with
its sweet breath. From it bees are busy
laying up stores Of honey which may yet
come to our tables. The dusty way-sido
and the crcviccs in the dry rock arc redOlent
of the clover blossoms, and the bleak bank
and tho deep excavation Of the railroad
track arc chcered with its beauty and fra
grance too. II is not new setting Of gems
in the sweet grass, but multiplication Of
them, with fresh brilliants added. Ii comes
to US daily, not only on our senses, but to
our physical nature, in the golden butter,
tender sirloins or lamb; in the cieam for
our fruit and ices, and grateful milk dur
ing the feryid heat!
"The clover is everywhere" people say,
"and how came 1t there" Fields at hand
are now so thickly covered with 1t that 1t
can no longer stand. But those fields were
not seeded by man. Last year some oi
them were sowed with oats that arc now
dense with clover aione' and so is Is with
pastures ana even some low grounu ~hef'
clover has rarely IL ever been seen before.
1t is everywhere Grows IN the garden ana
oornfeld. Here holds up Its modest head
in the hot highway and there looks clean
and prim BY the spring, or laves its BIOS
SONS in the cool brook a. the iimped wa
ters pass along.
Well, welcome, welcome, to tho clover
ior IL sheds innumeraoie oiess'nsS on US
ior' with tho other grasses II iorm' tho oa'''
OF agriculture NO wonder tho rieinlnS'
said, that without clover, no man IN IAN
ders would pretend TO call himself arm
er.' The introduction OF eio'srs' ana ta'
cultivated grasses rs one Oh tho greatest lm
Pro'emen" IN moaern h0soanary. In IN
commencement Oh Improvements In 'ne ai'
ferent species oil i've s'ock' IN 'ne moae o
cultivation, and In o superior quan'y' u
well as quantity, OF tho crops 0tsrain' ma
be dated from the period when the sowin
Of clOvcrs and grass seeds was generally II
tsOduced.
But where have the cloves come iro'
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VOLUME NI-NUMBER 80.

the ballot box. lie not only gave them i'm
munity, but sent his manhals, judges, and
postmasters to head the invading mob.
They asked for the sacking Of lawrence
He gave It to them, and II smokes in ruin.
They asked for lynchings and murders to
drive out free state men. Hc gave them
Dow, and Brown, Jones and Stewart, and
they lie in new made graves. In every act
he was the facile, docile, supple tool Of
slavery.
lie has his reward.
The slave States themselves refuse him Q
denomination. They ding him aside as .
worn out, useless thing; and take new
northern dough-facc to again delude tho
north and serve the south, and then be flung
aside in turn.
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"Por GoEs rnE wEsEL." A famous
Methods, preacher, by the name ofCaven'
was once preaching in the heart Of Virginia,
and spoke as follows -
"Here are great many professors of re-
ligion here to-day. You are sleek, Fat, good
looking, yet something is the matter with
you. Now, you have seen wheat which was
plumb, round, and good-looking to the eye,
but when you weighed it you found that il
only came to forty FIVE pounds or perhaps
forty-eight pounds to the bushel, when it
should have been sixty or sixty-threc pounds.
Take kernel Of that wheat between your
thumb and finger, hold it up, squeeze it,
and-pop goes the weeyil. Now, you good
looking professors OfreligiOn, you are eplumt
and round, but you only weigh somo forty
Eve or forty six pounds to the man. what
Is the matteerY All when you are takcr
between the thumb Of the law and the fin
ger of the gospel, held up to the light ant
squeezed, out pops the whiskey bottle
From pop goes the wccvil ITO "pop goc
the weasel " the transition is easy.
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The Ualon and Eastern Journal 10 pab,ished svssy
rsisAr s Ne. l. Central Block. opposite the Bidssd
usasA rsrms-t2oo yer snnum, VI eiso paid With
In thrss son.as ffsm ne time of sabsnibinS. sisgs
sopiss ems. II v. v. Palmer, ths Aseriesn Nsvs-
paper Agent 10 s saly Anshorissd agent Cor ths paper
In Ne sltlo % Nsw Ysrk, BSsDn, and Philsd.ipsa'
and dsly sapoversi y sats sivsrtissnsnss end sse
ssrptions 20 The sane rsses required ~ s. hs -
sss sr,-yss Ysrk rribaDs Daiidlngs sesiss, sesol.
lays suidipS PAiLsssrsis, n. W. corner rAird and
ChssSnat street.
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y The Cincinnati Gazette, very inau-
entail, discreet, and widely circulated Jour
nal, ays: .r-.
"The whole Northwest will 90 for the
Republican ticket like whirlwind. The
majority in Ohio win not be less than fly
thousand, and in Indiana il win be twenty
thousand. The people are alive. Let the
work be pushed boldly forward. The field
is for Freedom in the Territories. Tho bat
tie is noble one. Let Il be fought well,
and victory win be the reward"
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SENATOR SuxSr.-Thc Boston Advcrtis-
er's Washington correspondent says that
late intelligence from Mr. Sumner shows that
he docs not recover from his debility. He
has LEFT Cape May for the mountains.
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Yuetrq.
ptsm tAs Nsf,o.al Ira.
THE PASS OF THE SIERRA.

A06 AoS W ALL SASxs<sH
An night above their rocky bed
They saw the stars march slow;
The Wild Sierra overhead,
The deserts death below.
The Indian from his lodge OF bark,
The grey bear from his den,
Beyond their camp-trrs wall Of dark,
Glared oa the mountain meu.
Siih upward turned with anxious strain,
Their leaders sleeples eye,
Where spliniers Of the mountain chain
Stood blank against the sky.
The night waned slow; at last glow,
A CLEAN Of sudden ire,
Sho, up behind the walls Of snow,
And tipped each Icy spire.
"Up, men!" he cried; "yOn rocky comb
To day, please God, well pass,
And look from Winters frozen home
On Summers aowers and grass!"
They set their faces to the blast,
They irod the eternal snow,
Aud faint worn, bleeding. hailed at last
The promised land below.
Behind they saw the snow-cloud tossed
BY many an icy horn,
Before. warm valleys, wood.embossed,
And green with vines and corn.
They leii the Winter at their backs,
To flap his baiiied wing,
And downward. with the cataracts,
Leaped TO the lap Of Spring.
Strong leader OF that mountain.band!
Another task remains,
To break from Slavery's desert land
APa,hto Freedoms plains.
The winds are wild, the way is drear,
Yet flashing through the night.
Lo. icy ridge and rocky spear
Blaze on, in morning light.
Rise up FREsoST and so before;
The Hour must have Its man;
Put on the hunting shirt once more,
And lead In Freedoms van!
J,G.w.
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No. 56ll
Notice Of the Withdrawal OF Lands In Mchi-

IN pursuance Congess approved 81 June, 1856
MoHIeas aid In the
railroads in said State instructions have just
Office the registers and receivers continue
from and location OF the following described
lands probably falling within the prescribed limits OF selection,
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
3Oth Of May last, 10 wti
Office DUScAs All the lands in the district in the 'suen
Hina range and ID and south Of township
Also the northern psnin'ua, all the lands north oftownshp
80, and Of range 10 west
An the lands In the district except all those town
ships II, l2, 10, and "a lying west Of range ID west
once at All the lands in the district except those
situated north Of township II and OF
north OF township 10 and east ofrsnge east
ocs All the lands In the district lying between
townships and II north, and all situated west Of
oce All the lands in the dstret lying of
west.
sauLT STK MARE All the lands n the district situated
south sf township 81, in ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
South Of township 80, In ranges % 10 "a inclusive.
South OF townzhip 53 in ranges 33 and 20,
South Of township 81, In ranges 81 and D.
North OF fownship46 in ranges 80 and 40i and
North oftownshp fs, In ranges Al and A.
These latter, embracing nesty all the lands advertised In the
Presidents proclamation No 52 10 be offered next July at sadf
Marie which will therefore, be offered at the public sale
ordered.
the General Land Office, at the city OF
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1856. ,,,
June I4-iavfwf TIntel star1 Commissioner.
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United states Mails.

Posr oETroE DrrAR1MKNr,
May 10, 1855,
pRoPosALs for carrying the United
oue will Contract Once OF the Post Once De
partent in the eity OF Washington until O'Clock, OF The
18Th Of June aext, 10 be decided the nexi day
No. 450 indianapolis via bridgeport Plainhsld Belylle,
5nlesvile, Greeneas1e, Manhattan, Resis Mill, tar-
Inony, Brazil, Van Buren,, and Clover Land, 10 Tere
Haule, "a miles and back six times week, by such
mode Of transportation will include the entire mail.
SCHEDULE
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday at m, and
Arrive al Tere Haute next days by ami
Leave Terre haute daily except Sunday, at P m, and
Auve at Indianapolis heAt days by 10 al M.
NOTES.
Each proposal guarantee signed by
Two responsible persons, in the following manner;
FORM OF BID.
I,-, of -, county Of -, State Of ---, propose 10
convey the mail lrom -, o No. -, from
- agreeably TO the advertisement of
Genea dated May 49, 1885, and by the following mode of convey
ance, viz .. .. ..... q ... j. -. -
for The OF - dollars.
(sgned)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersisnsd residing at - State of -, undertake
ceped The Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior The
july 1885, thereafter into the
required obligation perform the service proposed with good and
(signed by two guarantorsl
Dated
accompanied by certificate of postmaster
guarantee.
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned postmaster of , State of - eerihes,
under his oath Of Office he Is acquainted with the above
and them be property and able TO make
good their guarantee.
Dated
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 2O-law4w Postmaster General
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United states Patent once,
washington, April 26, Ie5e.

IN the petition Of Reuben Reh Of oswego county New YORK
praying for the extension OF patent granted 10 MN on he
Of Juy 1874 improvement wheels,
years from OF said PATENT which takes place on the
9Th day OF July 1856 --.,.-...- -. Or -
II is ordered said petition be heard at the Patent Once on
Monday 30h of June next at - O'Clock m and all per
sons are notified 10 appear why
said petition ought not to be granted ...
opposing required ho IN the Patent
once objections specially forth In writing at least twenty
DAYS the day OF hearings all testimony ned BY eher party
he used be taken and transmitted in
codanoe OF the office. which will be furnished on
application. =, =, - IN, =, ,..a -, a.. oo,, os r,u..
and other relied upon rs testimony must be
6ied In the before thai the
mepts IL any, within days thereafter. ~
Ordered aso this be published In the Unon lne
xence Evening Washington, D. o. Republican, Bai
more Pennsyvanan Philadelphia, Day Book, New York and
Post, three previous TO
wv CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsRdos of papers will please copy, and send their
bills 70 the ohce with paper containing this notice.
AprI 20-law3w
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Notice

hoeys oeTfcate other srdsne Of the debt Of
hs Tsra s late republic thereof under act Of 2sh
February, 1855. 10, go.
TREASURY DrrlpTNKNT, April IA, 1856.
IEREAs 4h Of 2sth February 1855, ent
"An provide for the payment Of such creditors OF
late republic Of Tera comprehended IN me
le56,o the Secretary
10 give notice by public OF ninety days
or payments will be made under said nets
the 27h February last by this
department. and duly published setting h said act Of Congress
the ofTe1as asenuug ereo
recurring Of debt therein provided
department with assignments, releases and
ada therein pointed thirty days prior to the LIST OF June
said further provides that
certificate, evidence Of debt
which not thirty days limited by said notices,
be presented al the Treasury Department.
Notice hereby given 70 the holders OF any bonds cerhcae
shall be received
epartment sixty from the date hereof they will
excluded from all benefits Of said agreeab 70 the 9TH sec
w JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap l5--law2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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10 OUR sURsCRlBERs.

The name Of person viii be entered upoA books
the payment fihs subscription be made IN aasaRer,
Distant subscribers msy forward money BY letter. posa
Of which ~i be paid BY u.s. and al rsk assumed By
safe transmission,
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period les than year win received
terms Propofioned 20 the above
Qy-FosIMAsTERs are authorized agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers with $50 sncloseds
sEMi-WEEKLY subscribers, with SO enclosed, win be
dued 10 q copy grats. K"
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mo. b5s.l
Notice

OF withdraral Of iaads in Ftorida and Aldbamd.
IN puuancs the act entitled granting public lands,
alternate sections States of Florida aud Alabama, to
Of railroads IN said States, ap
proved 7th May 1856 all the lying within heen miles
side Of following railroads and branch named ~ said act
from Johns Jacksonville 10 the waters OF Es
cHbia bay Pensacola from Amelia island on e hnan
Tampa branch 70 Ceder Key on the
Gulf OF werco exeep the Tampa bay portion south Of he
with the Cedar Key branch and from Pensacoa FLORIDA 20
Montgomery Aabnmahave, by instructions from this ONCE, been
suspended from sale und location until further orders
Given the General Land ONCE, ~ the CITY o
Washington, this twenty-third day Of Nav 1856. u
THOe, A. HENDRICKS,
NAV ol-lawswt [star h Iniei,l Commissioner,
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Proposals for Fuel.

QuAKTERMAsTERs orFIcK, MARINE CoRPs,
Washington, May ", 1856.
oEPARATE sealed proposals will be received al this office unu
y Thursday, l2h June 1856 at 10 o'clock M Tor supplying
be required from let July
1856 TO he the marines stationed at Washing
ion civ D. C. The sapling and the coal best
anthracite buminoo the option OF The commanding ohee
in required by him TO
he piled points be directed
by said commanding oer free OF the United States
" ~ q. F. LINDSAY,
Major and QuartermaseT.
n Intel. & Star
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
Dated
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.
mo. 55Tl
Notice Of Withdraw wal Of Lands I'm Iowa.
May 2lIsw4w

IN approved 5h May 1885, "makns grant Of
lands State OF Iowa. In alternate sections 20 aid In the
o railroads In said State instructions
issued from this Office Withdrawing from Market until further
all the lands those fol-
lowing named districts which m purchasers for effect
ing sales and locations, viz
Ofiee NJ Dacorfah, all the lands In the district.
Once Dodge all the lands noh Of the line heween townships
p7 and aJ
Once SIOUX city, all the lands north Of the line between
ships ei and "a.
Givcn my hand General Land Once the city of
Washington, this sist day Of May, 1855 -
THos A. HENDRICKS,
May G-lswew lint and Stsrl Commissioner
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United states Mails.

POST orroE DFIaETny9ls
day July, 1885, day July, 1885, the following
route received Once Of the Post once De
isth Of June to be decided the nert day;
No Ol From Indianapolis BY Cumberland, Phadelpha Green
dem, LswisViIis, Dublin, Cambridge, East German.
town, Cenueyine, Richmond, and New Paris, to
Dayton, Ohio, ll2 miles and back, daily, except sun
day, by such mode OF transportation as shall include
the entire mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave indianapolis daily, ercep, Sunday, at l0mj
Arrive a. Dayton sy m M nss ext morning
Arrive AT Indianhpoi, next morning BY y4am.
NOTES.
Each propoa accompanied by guarantee signed by
two responsible persons, in the following manner
convey me mail from July l. 1885, 10 June iss ross No,
ocpera dated May 90 1855 by following
Of conveyance, viz
This proposal fun knowledge OF the distance Of e
the weight Of the mail be carried and all other particulars
nation Of instructions and requirements attached to the adver
'1r%.G'' ps,sS
CsgnedJ
FORM OF A GUARANTEE
The undersigned, residing at t. staie Of -, undertake
accepted by General bidder shall prior the
h day July 1885, thereafter enter into The
required obligation perform the service proposed with good md
This we do distinctly obligations liabilities
assumed under the 0 section Of the act Of Congress
(signed by two guaran,ors)
Dated
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster Of 80 State Of -, ceri6es,
k Office he acquainted with the above
anto and know them to be men Of properly and able to make
Dated
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 2l-Isw4w Postmaster General.
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Washington, May H. 1859.
aN the petition ofhuhia W. Baldwin, OF Philadelphia, Penn
syyan praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
ON me a5th August 1912 for In "hs
locomotive engines" for years from the
said patent which takes place the 2h day Of
August, 1856 . .. ....,.- ,-or.- --
Il ordered said petition be heard at the Patent Office
ON Monday lith OF ~ O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show they have
VIII said petition ought not TO be granted.
required TO file In the Patent
once objections specially forth In writing at leastwen
sas before hearing All filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted in
cordance with the rules Of the oce which wbs furnished on a
plcation. - - n, =. So, - -, =, :, .
,s aepostiopr relied upon testimony
must be the Office before the morning OF ths
day the arguments, any, within ten days thereafter,
Ordered notice be published In the Union fnel
r,ncs and Evening STAR washineon Republican, baltimore
Argu PbiIaasphia Book New York and Post Boston
successive weeks previous To the lh Of
August nert, the day Of bearing. u,xz ,,,.o,,
Commissioner Of Pasnts.
p s-Edtors papers will please copy and send
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
May l6-law3w
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mo 556 |
Notice

or the disconiaadace Of the land office al DdaUie in n,
State Of Illinois.
NOTICE hereby that Of law, and in view
IN OF the unsold land in the
hundred thousand the Secretary the In
terror said district, the
be made subject sale and entry spring
frld, In said State. .- L ........ .... .. ..
unsod and unapproprsted by law and subject
to entry at this ofce discontinued will subject
feet by proper officers and the land officers Spring
sed will give the which viii pre-.
pared 70 applications for entries Of such ands their
ONCE.
May, A. ID. 1856. Ihos. a; hhnphChs,,
NAV G-taw6w star Tntel.l .....
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NOTICE ,s hereby given that viii apply 60 the
issue duplicates Of the following
witt One for 20 acres No. 6Oo issued 20
December 1855 the other for 70 acres,
Wilson January 1886 and No 1870 Said
BY, and assigned to in blank and mailed
Snyder Washington, who have not received
them No other person has right 70 ei posess,o o. 20 10
them. GEORGE kELbOGe.
Mayld-lawsw
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NEW SPRING aoops ron GEsTLEnEN.-P

NEW SPRING GOODS FOH GEsTLEnEN-P :.
N STEER, Merchant Tailor 4ss Seventh street. between
and streets has received his spring goods aud has now the
his public that his stock
complete Gentlemen styles Invited 10
cali early with the that the eegan, and desirable
goods win be shown them The stock embraces usual rev and
elegant furnishing good. for gentlemen.
April I2--eod2wif (star organ.1
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Proposals for Stationery.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May II, 1856.

TREA AsuRY DEPARTMENT, May II, 1856.
SEPARATE proposals for furnishing the required by this
y during the fiscal year ending June 80 1887 will be
O'Clock, IN, day Of June and
should be accompanied by satisfactory ability fulfil
articles mus, be of the best quality fourteen &c @ samples
awarded will be paid by the depart
will be when the articles accompanying
best qua an" suited the % Of @ r.. aaS
At the pleasure of the department ..,,,-,,,
end mus. specify price, and but one price for each and every ar
Se s w nd %aas
be taken into consideration unless substantially agreeing herewith
to The Of The head M Of The once
less quantity Of each and every article contracted for as The public
Supplying any will be deemed sufficient
forthwith to annu the contract.
sons contracting; supply
qared m and hi, shall be liable for the forfeit
the na or any s
sha supplied the market price, the department
may, dscietion purchase the in open market
The subjoned list specde nearly be done the
amount, quality and description of each of the kinds of articles
and trimmed, weigh less Than II lbs
trimmed, 70 weigh not less than la lbs. per ream
al quaro post machines fainned on or more sdes
paper, sizes by and by AZ inehes plain
medium for books, plain msd y.
as :nysss SS s1ss ss BY % inches and 10
reams large brown envelope, per ream
g. do copying paper (Mann's) per ream
100 metallic Of all kinds required best quality per
- M quilts, No. 80. per
I'M do No. 70, per NJ
az dozeu best black lead pencils, per dozen
10 do red-ead pencils, do
Is do folders, ivory, sinch, do
$40 do red linen tape, assorted, do
do pounee boxes, Of cocoa, DO
= do sand boxes, OF cocoa, do
do wafeT-sfands, boxes, do
IL do Rodgers Sons, handles genuine, do
% do penknives Rodgers Sons equal, blades buck
horn pearl handles genuine, per dozen
do Office shears, ii inches, do
do Office scissors, do
II do mkstands, cut glass, do
10 gallons best ink black the department have choice OF the
market, per gallon
ink black the department choice OF
quart
quarts ink red the department have choice Of the
ke, quart
7 bottles ink red the department have choice OF the market
in \ pint bottles, per bottle
l4s BOTTLES ink, best copying, in pint bottles, do
900 waters, large red, for department seal, perm
l0g pounds wafers common size, red, pound
liz do sealing beat supefdne, scarlet do
% do India rubber, prepared, do
l7s quarts black sand, per quart
B ounces pouno-, ounce
I1s ss pounds sS WHINE WHINE iosS, .o;o. P''gsSoH'd
Ia snveopes white yellow paper following
sizes s9 by ~ and 5k by 3k inches per hundred
IL dozen rulers mahogany, round or fat per dozen
a. do elastic pen holders, do
May l7-lawtJObJune =
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NOh-Boun Hand 10 col, for 100 acres issued
a. my AVor 10 March, 1885, of ID March, 1855
services IN the Of 1912 having failed to reach
m hereby given that I and nghu Of
"a ~ h not having aenated assigned the same, convey
" power Of doing either to any person whatever. ..
April a5-lavsw '' W. ""''
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages in the
splendid lotteries will receive prompt
each drawing win be sent Immediately after is
to all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
10 Wilmington, Delaware
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