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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24
HOURS OF SADNEss.-If you hav,

HOURS OF SADNEss.-If you have
your moments, your hours, days, and
even your weeks Of sadness, depres-
sion and despair, against which it
seems almost impossible to contend,
still endeavor to keep your heart firm
aud true, and like the skillful helms
man at the wheel, amid the loud roar
ings Of the storm, so steer your bark
that she may ride the wave and not 60
down before it. Finch not from duty
but stand by the wreck, though it be
the fragment Of your best hopes and
noblest aspirations-for be assured
that the cloud will pass and the morn
appear. Shattered you may be, but
the vessel floats at las; to some, haven
of comfort and security. Besides, in
all such cases it is wise to look back
upon the past, to see how often you
have already been as much borne down
by gloomy fancies and adverse circum-
stances as you are now, and to observe
how faint are the recollections Of those
sorrows which once seemed to have be-
reft you Of every interest in life, Or Of
every hope Of prosperity and advance
ment. They were but as the shadow
passing over tue lake-a moment more,
and they are gone forever.
A New READING. Scotchman,
who had high opinion Of his ability
in digging out knotty points in Scrip
ture, told his son to read, while he
would explain the difficult passages.
In the course of his reading, Sawney
fell in with the account of finishing the
tabernacle, and lining it with "badger-
SKINS Sawney read it "beggar
skins.''
CHOW, stop a wee bit, sawney,"
said his father, "while I explain that
very important passage. Yell not fail
to remark, Sawney, how wonderfully
we are favored in this enlightened age.
VII a'our poleetical and releegious rights
weel secured, we can sit oursils down
under our ain hg-tree, ana nanns to
modest US or maxi US afraid while it
appears that in yon times, no sooner
did a poor mon become beggar than
snip off went his skin to line their tab
ernacles wiz"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24

OHlo.-Chase's majority, so far as ascer-
tanned, is 2,l32.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24

A TRIAL FOB THE ODD CENT.-The Wash
ington Star of the Sth Gays, that some days
ago produce dealer sold customer .
half-peck of potatose for shilling and in
taking his pay from quarter dollar return
ed twelve cents change. This the CUSTOM
er declined to receive, claiming thirteen
cents as his cue. A dispute en-ued, which
ended in the customer gett ing out war;
rant for the odd cent, and the case being
tried, he recovered il.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24

BANK SUsPENsIoNs.-People are alarmed
about suspension of specie payment. Be
not alarmed. 1t would be better for the
country if every bank in the world would
suspend. The country is full Of gold, but
it is in the hands of banks and people have
packed it away fearing to let it out, and they
will keep it for some time to come.
Currency is also in abundance, but it is
discredited, and the holders are trying to
get it home to exchange it for gold. Let
the hope of an exchange be cut off, and the
holder will invest it at once. This is all vt
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24

| CAPITAL RBMovAL-We find in thu Iowa
City Npnblican Of the 10th the proclana-
L41tion of Governor Grimes for the immed-
ate rem oval of the capital from Iowa City
to Des Mcines, in accordance with previous
enactments.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24

A new reading has been found for
the oft-quoted and truthful saying,
"There's a divinity that shapes our
ends, rough hew them how we will"
A miserable friend of ours, who finds
that everything goes wrong, and moth
ing turns up to suit him, says that in
his copy Of the Bard Of Avon it reads:
'"There's q divinity that shapes our
ends rough-hew them how we Wills
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24

A son Of Dr.. Il. II. Kelly, 81 Mon wa
recently dcvoured by an a,hgatcr WIZ ba
thing.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24
Effect Of Kansas Becoming Free
State

~.ASSs VI AAdhstIS BECOMING -
State.
The organs of the Black Democracy are
predicting that the result of the recent Kan
sas election and the final admission of Kan
sas as Free State will have the effect OF
dlsbanding the Republican party, and they
sneeringly insinuate that for that reason tho
Republicans would rather see the pro-sla-
very party triumph in Kansas We DO not
regard the struggle for Free kai'ooa as yet
ended. The bogus Constitutional Conven-
ton, it will be remembered, adjourned to
the 9th of next month. 1t may yet frame a
Constitution recognizing slavery and refuse
to submit it to the people. Fully as direct
violations of the will of the people as this
have been perpetrated by the Slave power.
But if they adhere to tho recent decision
of the people, and Kansas is admitted 10 o.
Free State, we contend that every true
hearted Republican will rejoice even if it is
the signal of the disruption of his own par
ty. We have been acting in good faith,
and if the mission of the party has been
accomplished, we will not lament that
there is no necessity for keeping up its Or
ganization. The rescue of Kansas from en-.
slavement is the first actual triumph of the
non-extension principle and it is q glorious
triumph-worth all the sacrifices that have
been made to organize and keep up the Re-
publican party.
The Slave Democracy, who have thus fal
been thwarted in their attempts to extend
the blight of Slavery, may rest assured that
so long as territory crisis into achich thu
curse may be carried, just so long soill tn
Republican partyremain organized to oppos'
it. The vitality and power of the party
will also remain with it until the so-callet
Democratic party ceases its persistent en-
deavors to extend Slavery over territory nov
free. When there no longer exists aaeces
sity for the Republican party in an organ
lied capacity, we shall rejoice in triumph
while writing its obituary.
But we advise every Republican to stan'
firmly at his post. The battle is not ye
ended. If we relax our vigilance, the enc
my will take advantage of it. There ar
yet fair territories upon which the slave oil
igarchy is looking with greedy eyes. Tn
less we stand firnlysto the position we hav
assumed we may loose our vantage ground
Slavery is aggressive, and requires constan
opposition to prevent its spread. The chic
executive Of the nation has strengthen ed
by declaring that it exists in all territories {
the United States sander the Constitution,
and hireling Judiciary affirms the declara
5 ration. The question wheth err ''Slavery
| national and freedom local" still remains
be decided Let every man, then, remain 6
his post.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-24

organized by electing J. G. Childs as Spea K
er.
Ou1o.-It is now certain that Chase has
been reelected Governor by about 1900
majority. All the Republican candidates
on the State ticket, from present appearan-
ces, are likely to receive larger majorities
than Chase, except Blickensderfer, who
rams behind in nearly every county.
PENNsYLvAN1A.--The returns ofthe Penn
slvania State election are so completely one
sided that little interest is felt in the detAils.
The majority for Gen. Packer and all the
rest of the Democratic ticket is likely to be
between forty and fifty thousand, and in
each branch of the Legislature the Demo
Gratis will probably have two-thirds of the
members.
1t now appears that t'oess'y instead of
fifteen lives were lost at. the great fire in
Chicago on Monday last. The following is
list of the names of all known to have
been lost. One or two others are believed
to be missing, but nothing is definitely
known concerning them:
John A. Raymond, Worcester, Hass.
ADO Emerson, Lawrence, Mass.
8. Matthias Marsh, Member Of Hook i der
Company No. 2
A. Martin Grant, Lady = ashingiS Re co.
s. e Romeyn Cark.~6 Metz d ClNk.
6. Henry R1SeGl, mail clerk, Times Office.
Z. White, clerk, Snow d 20.
s. Bradley, jeweler, ITO Lake ct.
3John Farr, gas filter.
|/1O. Jean Jungers, laborer, German.
II. Ezra II Bnrnum, late of Barnum L Co.
IL. John High, jr., late Of High 4 Magee.
10. Abrsm Bogart. with Campbell 4 Co.
ID. A II Corning, clerk, M S 8 & Go.
Is. Lawrence Gabel, supposed to be a sailor.
Is. Timothy Buckley, member Hook & Ladder CO.
No. I. N
IL John Keegan, late of XOrt Clinton.
Is. John B Dckey, member Liberty Hose co.
~. Augustc Wolfe, member Hook Ladder CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

IL all cur readers who are troubled with Liv..
or Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column of DIR.
SAxronD's IxvIGonAron, and then try bottle,
we should not see so many sickly, despairing
people as now meet our gaze ut almost every
corner, for there never was a remedy Of which
so much is said, and that performs so nearly
what its proprietors say it will do. 1t came to
us so highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it, and a trial has convinced us, with
out a doubt, that it is the best family medicine
in use. We take it for Headache, Sour Stomach
Biliousness, and any of the little bodily ills
that are common, and it does produce pleasant
state of feeling TO the sick, and what is better
after using it few times these ills grow less aud
less, and there is prospect of being entirely
free from them by continuance in the fsc of
the Invigorator. Now we with to impress our
readers with this, that the Inrigorator is a med
icine particularly adapted to family use, and
where there are children subject to little dis
eases, as all ciildrep are, it is invaluable, and
saves physicians bills, and an untold amount of
anguish both to mothers and their little ones
!SciOt0 Gazette. aug3-lm
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will account for the scarcity of locals' for a
fortnight or so, or until change shall have ia
kcnplace.
TuI RrvER.-The River is falling quite rap
idly, with about five feet water in the channel.
The steamer Convoy, Capt O'Neal, has resu-
med her place in the Steubenyille and Wheeling
trade.
The Aurilla Wood is having her external APP
pearance improved, but is making regular trips
to sunfish, the while.
The Cincinnati Gt-ette Of yesterday has tie
following:
We learn from several of our merchants that
an unnecessary and nggrivating detention Of
their freight III its transit from the east to this
city is now daily occurring in the following
manner; In consequence OF tue accident to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Grafton, all
freight destined by the way of Be'lair, is
back up the river, via, steamers Convoy aud
Albemarle to Beair, and thence brought over
the Ohio Genital aud L. NJ Railroad 10 this city,
OBTAINING it at least three days longer on tie
way than necessary.
The railroad company from Marietta, and stca-
merS from Parkersburg, have announced their
willingness TO bring it here in thirty hours after
it,; arrival at Parkcrsburg, for the low price of
fifteen cents yet this round about company will
not consent to such an arrangement, notwitlI-
standing the cost of transportation would he
less, and consiguceS here greatly benefited by
such an operation. We regret such state Of
feeling exists, and hope that very soon an ami
cable arrangement will be entered into.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

C,MooTu OLD QUARTER DOLLARS and lgH ceet pie
y ces ut par for the next Sixty Days-JACOD STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Va, brg to inform his friends
customers TINT he has returned from the Eastern cities
with large and well assorted stock Of SPRING AND SUM-
MFR CLOTHING all made ny Ivy his order and er-
preSsy is MARKET lie calls likewise the attention Of
the public especially Mechanics is city, to the
great variety in Gentltmen's Furnishing Goods such as
home white and fancy Shirts Oversirts beautifully
selected Of SrcEties Cravais Socks OF all kinds
Gloves, A. o. T. Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, and great many
articles numerous to mention.
Ihare unde such arrangements Eiih Bankers IN
baltimore, enabled take smooth quarters and
l2 cont pieces par without sustaining loss Therefore,
feow-citizens, all, with ynur old smooth
money, to the store Of jacob STEINFlELp,
anI4 Centre Mhrelirr. Fl0R BARGAINS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

Miss MAGGIE MIrcuELL-This young actress
who has some admirers in this city, was, accor'
ding TO Porte1's Spirit Of tie Times, recently
announced as the Star, at Burton's Theatre
New York, and for few days previously well.
painted fulI-length portrait of the young lady
in question, as ''rhe Arab Boy" in the drama
of The French SPY, displaying a luxurious
amount of ftcshingS, graced the front of the the
atre. Owing, however, to some misunderstood
ing between Mr.. Burton and the lady's agent
she did not appear Miss Mitchell was detained
in Cleveland, by the illness of her sister.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

SrmL AxornER CouxrEEyEITEn ARRESTED
officer Hawley, yesterday evening, arrested a
man named John Booher, commonly called
Shanghai, for an attempt to pass five dollar
counterfeit note on the Bank of Commerce.
The attempt was made upon German Lager
Beer dealer named Conrad Raish. Shortly after
the arrest was made, Booher snatched the note
from the officer and swallowed it and the evi
dence Of his guilt at the same time. However,
the German, upon whom Booher attempted to
pass the note. testified that it was counterfeit
nd BOoher, alias Shanghai, was committed for
a further hearing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08
Indian DIFFICULTIES.

Sr Louis. Aug, THE Kansas Herald Of Ere.
dom orthe third say S that Gov. Walker asre civ.
advices from th,:: mmander effort kiey Il al
a large force of Cheyenne Indians had reached
that station, and an attack was honrly expected
The fort has not sufficient Qualifications only
have half company of Infantry. Several muir,
ders have been committed within sight of tie
post. Walker Immediately sent Col Cooke to
their assistance withall the force under his COM
mand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08
FROM wASHINGTON.

Surgeon General Thomas Lawson and Surgeons
S. r. Moore and C. d. Lamb, n. S. Arnsy, will
convene ut West Point, on the 2Sth inst, to eX
amino the physical qualifications of the canoli-
dates for admission To the Initiatory academy.
Fort Lubson having been abandoned as mil
itary post, the war department has issued or
,lclrS 10 surrender it to the Cherokee milton. II
is their intention to lay of a city on that site
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

TUE MAnEET STREET SUSPENSION BE1DGE.-
This bridge was to have been closed up last
evening it having been pronounced unsafe
The street commissioner was engaged in making
mn estimate of the cost of providing the bridge
with new and substantial suspenders, many of
the old ones having broken Oft. We learn that
the structure will be repaired as soon as the
estimate is made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKET.

AUGUST T.-Flour bnoyant, sales Of 5000
barrels at s., 3OaG,5O for State, an advance of
5 cents; Southern and Ohio unchanged. Wheat
bouyant, and cents better, sales of $500
bushels at St,7s for Red Tennessee Corn also
bnoyant, sales of 10000 bushels at ISL. Pro-
visions firm. Whisky cent better, sales at
3ll cents Stocks fiimer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

JOE MILLER, the counterfeiter, was brought
up from Moundsyie yesterday and confined in
our county Jail. Jones tic partner of Miller
was allowed TO depart for want of sufficient evil
Glence Of his guilt. 1t did not appear that he
had passed any of the spurious paper though
notes wer. found in his possession.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

FnAGmANxi, LADIES an eternal perfume
Fragipann from the Holy City-the everlasting
perfnmc-the incest, finest and richest perfume
in the world y fresh supply Just received at
Ed. Bookings Prescription store, Monroe street.
adjoining the Mcclure House. Call and exam
ine it, and also his stock of other perfumeries'
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CINCTNNNTI M3KkfI

AUGUST Flour less firm, under the oPer-
atoms of increased arrivals; no sales. Whisky
unchanged. y continued active export demand
for Wheat with sales of 1000 bushels at full
prices. Nothing dew in provisions. Weather
clear. Mercury so.
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Removal.
DIR. E. G. WINGHELL,
On DEN1IST.

SURGEON Dennis
MAS removed lis ofice TO ll1 Market street.
few doors above Monroe, nearly opposite WasIi- ySsS
inrton Hail. (drst door,) where he is prepared 70
perfoTtn any operation execute any artificial EoT Ia e
Deutal profession. 49,, -. .,.,a.l g..
Thankfui for the liberal patronage hitherto
him he hopes by his particular attention. ~
rxpTirnee TO merit continuance Of the same Nhion ne
respectfully soliclts. .,-.,.L.. ...,ycI
the services OF DIR JAMES ORR, Who for the past hSe
years has taken entire charge OF the MeehAnea
stTy OF the late Dr. Huhen, where by constant pAste
and vast field observation, he has secured
In the manufacture OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH not "''HisN
by those making only few sets year -, e.. ..,
They prepared to manufacture Ieetl :, io' 49,
case in blocks or coutinuous WORK InnSs
Seouaptcd with mr. Crrs skin need not to he eonTnesd
that This is the place to procure superior work
e- DR. WinenrIl gives especial attention TO e or
eraiive Dentistry, and for Peruia SCI
eTous and Increasing patronage he relies upon
dtner which his this community has tenaeu 70
! NB-Onice omen at all hours. apEl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08
MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. Louis, August T.-rhiry. counties
give R"llin majority Of 4,lfS
tbe third district, he succeeds j. P Grnn, elected
TO the U S. Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

PETIT LARcENY--A warrant was issued yes
tcrday afternoon, by Aid Wright, for the arrest
Of Mrs. Murphy, charged with having stolen
several articles Of clothing jeweIry, &c, upo"
information of a resident of Market street, from
whom the goods arc alleged to have been taken,
Mrs. NJ. had not been found.
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c11pMApiNM nAn1N

Sr JonNs. y. +. August d y telegraph of.
flee will be opened at Trinity Bay when the
cable is to be landed to enable the sighting OF
tic fleet to be teIegraphed Immediately.
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rrNNrssEE EI.ECTInN.

NASHVILLE, August G.-Relurns indicate dem
ocratc gains throughout the State. LegiSlaa
ture probably democratic. Returns not sutt
cicnt 10 determine the Congressional result.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

Az IMPORTANT NOrlcr will be found at the
head of our local column this morning, concern
ing the future disposition of legal advertise
mcnts, by the city press. a troublesome and
so mcwhat costly experience has i,npelled them
to this step, and the only regret we dare say,
is that they had not all adopted this regulation
long ago There is the consolation, however,
tina, in future they are not likely to be victim
lied by these legal advertisements. 1t is the
rarest thing in the world, ever to getPaid for
one Of them, and when it does so happen, it is
only about half price.
The trusting feature in the newspaper bust
ness is rapidly approaching a close everywhere,
in every department of it, because publishers
see that cash in hand is their only salvation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

SAD AccpEST.-We letrn that young lad
named Talbot was thrown from horse, On the
Moundsyile road, yesterday morning, and 'e
eeived such severe internal injuries that he is
not expected to survive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

Ere AxD E,R-Dr. J. ]. Smith, of Bal:i-
more. is stopping for n few days at the Monroe
House in this city, ard will operate upon those
affected with eye or ear diseases. His remedies
are painless, aud always successful. Give him
a call
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DIED.

Friday morning, August 9Th, MARY ANN, wife Of John
SIcCraekvr, In the fOrty-ftrst year Of her age.
The friends family respectfully invited to at
tend the th morning 10 O'Clock from their late
residence in Market Square Centre Wheeling
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FFFp T7OOLI HEEF COOL!

hEEE COOE' ~ ~, - =. =. 49, -, 49, INV
w prepared furnish PURE COLD
WATER equal any made in the country s t
mineral water fs not soda Yater'itis pure water hsnN
charged with EhoesOne and gently stimulating gas US
ecrveseenee Is owing to the escape OF this Ess @ ~ "
our Syrups confident are equal 70 an! lS b
the Eastern cities. Such Is the testimony oil 'Os
tried both. a.. .,.,,.,
addition the usual fruit syrPs NE hsSe SS SODA
and CataWba SyTups Call at iie BridsS e9T5sr p!uE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-08

BRurAL AssAuLT.-Wc learn that an old gen
tleman named Rose, is now lying in preea-
rious condition, from the effects of an assault
made upon him last Tuesday evening, on the
Island, by one Thouas Todd. 1t will be
recolceted the assault was made upon Rose, un-
der the following circumstances. As he was
returning from his work on the Island, he met
Todd, who was accompanied by a lady As
they were passing, Rose slipped and to prevent
his falling, he caught at the ladys dress, as was
quite natural in such a case. Todd is said to
have Immediately seized brick, with which he
struck Rose 4 blow on the head, ipiuring him so
severely as to materially lerangc his intellect
Todd attacked another man at Bridgeport,
shortly after this and is now confined in the
St Clairsville jail
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Lees Commercial Academy.
NO. 205 N4LN STREET, (EI !S7AIRS)

NheelSuHs Vn'
DAvID LEE Principal and misunderstanding most e%pe'
IL rrnceo successful practical instructor In BOOB
keeping, by Double Entry, Ia the United States
Term, for entire of Bookkeeping and its ad
juuets SIS, iii advance.
Time required three six weeks according to the
capacity aud attendance of the pupil instruction guar
Rntesd
We the undersigned, recent graduates Of Lees Com
meTcal Academy have no aton in saying that We be-
Inns superior Instructor in the science Of
accounts applied Commercial or any other business
His mastery knowledge of Foreign and Domestic 6nS
guaranty lis pupils that they viii he TnccdEt3
instructed every branch OF Commercial Education
His Commercial calculations applicable to Foreign ana
Domestic ENchanESto Interest ard scountto convert
ing Foreign Into dollars and cents, and recon
vertIn them original elements think new
and unsurpaSsed by any other Instructor
His instruction Is Analytical, and the manner In which
he conveys the instruction seeking meets Will our
unqualified appreciation.
We most CHI erully Ommcnd and advise our irends
and fellow ctzers who desiTous Of ACQUIRING knoM
edge Of keeping Commercial accounts in their ut
perfection, practically and Theoretically TO call upof
Major Lee.
A. W. TAYLOR, ROBERT b McLAlNi
w W. sHRIYER, Jr., Il. II list,
e D. CARR JUlIN>CIIAPMAN,
A j. DAGGs. H. h ALLEN.
STEPHEN w. RICE, JOSIAH DUNCAN
CONRAD A GACS, W. II SIlPE
W. W. BERRY, Q. C. q. CAER,
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