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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12
mlnnesoota constitutional conven-

tAOns
That the Democrats had elected a
majority of the members to the Mime
sofa Constitutional Convention, we have
been fully satisfied from the first of the
controversy. That, as>the delegates are
returned, We had been cheated and de-
frauded out of at least six or eight mem
bers, by false eturn of Black Republi
can officers in the districts, we have not
doubted. We are borne out in our con.
victions upon this matter by the St
Paul Pioneer and Democrat of the Isl
instant, from which We clip the follow
ing:
"PLAIN STATEMENT.
The following presents a plain state
ment of the position and strength of th'
Democratic aud Black Republican par
ties iu Minnesota, as indicated by tn,
election of the delegates to the Consti
tutional Convention:
Number of Democratic dele gates
with certificates 40
Number of Democratic delegates
legally elected, but whose GER
ti6cates were awarded, through
the rascality of Republican Of
fcials to the minority candi-
dates 6
Total Democratic delegates SIS
Number of Republican delegates
with certificates SO
Deduct the four St. Anthony del
egates, and the Houston and
Mower county delegates, who
received certificates, although
repudiated by the people 6
Leaving tho total number Of Re-
publican delegates SO
Democratic majority in a. full
Convention of legally elected
delegates 2
Democratic majority on the poPula
vote of the Territory, for delegates t
the Convention, Two THOUSAND.
With such a record as the above t.
present the people, coupled with tn
fraud, the r~uffaiuism, and the Sabbath
breaking of the opposition, the Democ
racy need not fear the verdict.-O OH
Statesman.
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To tie Ladies.

A choice selection of Handkerchief Perfu-
N meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies. and
Coloring powders, hair, nail apd tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, &C., for sale by
DVLIN d CRANE.
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Cash for Produce.

N S. SAMPSEL is prepared to pay the
IL. highest figures in CASH for BUTTER,
EGGS. and most of the staples of our farmers.
April %, 1857. 46tf
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RRInGE

|rFHE undersigned will offer for sale on
i Thursday. August 9th. the building on
a Bridge across the Black. Fork Of Mohican.
one milo West of the town of Petersburg, IN
Miffiin township. Sale 10 take place between
the hours of ten o o'clock, A.. NJ, aud four O'Clock,
P. M. of said day
GEORGE MCCONNELL,
HERVEY FEM. Commissioners
WIN. s. STRICKLAND
July %, 1857. 4WP
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~ I'm IN INN On -
OHIO CRIMINAL LAW AND FORMS!
SECOND EDITION,
AND REVISED
To suit the statutes of 1857.
JUSTICES of the Peace and Mayors are au-
- thorized to purchase this work out of the
Fines that they Collect.
EXTRACTS FROM RECOMMENDATIONS
'No Library in Ohio is complete without it,
and no j Justice of the Peace or Mayor should
attempt to administer the Criminal Law with
out a copy" THOMAS L
Common Pleas Judge.
ITO justices of the Peace. Mayors, &C.. it
will be of almost indis pensable necessity,
whilst to Prosecuting Attorneys and the Bar
generally it will prove highly convenient"
JOSIAH SCOTT, Supreme Judge.
Magistrates will especially find it of great
value in the discharge of their duties, while
it's plain expo ,ition of the Law, and simple
arrangement, commend it to the study of the
private citizen" B.. STORER,
Judge of Superior Court of Gin.
cit is much needed by Justices and At
torneys of Ohio generally"
3, B BoMETl Sup. Judges.
Il would not be without it for ten times its
price"
NJ. WADDEL, Justice of the Peace and
Mayor, Hillsborough, Ohio.
81 have examined the work with consider
| able care, and expressed the opinion that 1t Is
JOHN W. Oakley,
Com. Pleas Judge.
1.-THE Work is of great practical value not
only TO justices, Constables, and other officers,
but to the Lawyer though well read in Criml-
nal ] Jurisprudence.
HIRAM GRISWOLD.
Chairman Judiciary Com. o. S. Senate.
at should be in the hands of all Justices,
Prosecutors, and those engaged in any wise IN
criminal proceedings"
B.F. HOFFMAN,.
Com. Pleas Judge.
"I regard the Work as worthy of a place in
tie library of every lawyerin Ohio: and one
which should be owned and CAREFULLY STUDIED
by every Justice of the Peace in the State who
expects to aid in the enforcement of the Crimi-
nal Law" VIM. NJ
Com. Pleas Judge. \
81 have no doubt that if "Warren's Ohio
Criminal Law and Forms" were supplied to
all our Justices and Mayors who have criminal
business before them, il would save more costs
to the County Treasures every year than the
WM. LAWRENCE,
Com. Pleas Judge.
"The system observed in arranging the
Statutes, prccedents, and the references to au-
thorities, makes it q work admirably adapted
to its object" S. F. TAYLOR,
Com. Pleas Judge.
A. BROWN,
Gen. agent, BellofOntaino,O.
F. N. MARKEY, Canvassing Agent.
PRICE $3.50. 2wlO
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Foreign Fruits.

EIGS, Dates, Citrons, English Ourrans
II Raisins, Prunes, etc., a very cho ice lot
just received at
pULIN l. CRANES Drug Store.
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-sEThe best of feeling is exhibited
BY the Democracy in regard tothe State
Nominees.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

The show came off Tuesday, with the
usual quota Of rows and fights.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12
WIN. HI. LYLE.

Capt. LYLE, whom We presented to
our Democratic readers afew weeks since,
is n Of the most able and brilliant
young men in Ohio. He is emphatically
q man. of the People true represen-
tative of the live and progressive De-
mocracy-and, like Mr.. PAYNE, he stands
upon the platform not grudgingly or
'doubtingly, but heartily and cOnscienti-
ously. He will make a vigorous and
gallant fight, and will merit and receive
the vote of every Democrat in the State,
added to b SITS who have heretofore CO.
operated with other parties, but who
have become disguised with the lament
able failure of CHASE s. Co. in their
abortive attempt to administer the State
Government.
Hurrah for PAYNE and LYLE, and for
the achoke ticket More anon.
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LARGE SNAKE.-On the 18th instant,
Mrs. Murrell, wife of Mr.. P. Murrell,
residing on Hoods Creek, IL Brunswick
county, N. c., killed a rattlesnake, inca
surfing six feet four inches in length,
twenty inches round the body, three and
a half inches across the head, and hav-
ing one inch above and clear of the flesh.
He was measured some four or five hours
after having been killed. He had only
nine ra%ttles, which were whitish, and ap-
parertly full of holes as if something
had been eating them-s"me insect, prob
ably, or as if they were decayipg with
age. Persons who saw the snake, think
that it must have been at least 25 to 80
years of age.
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And in fact, everything usually found in ,
Cabinet Ware Room, all ofwhioh will be mad
by the best workmen, out of the best ma erial.
and will be sold VERY LOW FOR READY.
PAY l win also keep a general assrrtment
Of CHAIRS which shall be sold at snail prof
it's.
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The Price Of Sugar,

The consumers of Sugar will read
with interest the following remarks upon
this dear commodity, which we take from
Hunts Merchants Magazine for July.
It says:
We have at several times noticed the
cause of the high prices of sugar, and
referred to the immense speculatioDs In
this article going on under the control
chiefly of wealthy Spanish houses en-
gagged in tue West India trade. By far
too large a portion of the Cuban crop
has been diverted to the United States
to make the question of prices easy of
solution. The present stock in New
York is nearly seventy thousand tons
almost three fourths as much as is held
in all the principal markets of Europe.
The Louisiana crop last year, it will be
remembered, fell off to seveuty-tbree
thousand nine hundred and seventy six
hogsheads. If the growing crop gave
no larger promise, the price of Cuban
sugar, high as it is, would probably be
sustained through the year but the
Louisiana yield is now set down at be-
tween three and fou, handred thousand
hogsheads, and if this quantity is real
lied it will be out of the power of the
spectators to control prices beyond the
date when the new crop will begin to
arrive.
The question of price is then narrow
ed down to this: will buyers take the
stock of Cuban, now in this country and
to arrive, at the rates nov current, be-
tween this date and the LIST of Decem-
Der Holders take the affirmative, and
as far as figures go, make out a fair case,
showing a greater consumption for the
corresponding period of last year
There is a difference, however, of forty
per cent. in price, and buyers ask signi,
icantly if the great advance will not
seriously diminish the consumption
Applied to many. luxurics the answer
would be easy; but sugar has become a
necessity, and experience has shown that
when a taste is once acquired for it, it is
not readily relinquished. The expert
ment is now to be tried. We shall not
predict the issue, but when it is a mat.
ter of history shall chronicle the result.
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"pLAIN STATEMENT"

The following presents a plain state
ment of the position and strength of the
Democratic aud Black Republican par
ties iu Minnesota, as indicated by the
election of the delegates to the Consti.
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JUSTICES S. of the Peace and Mayors are au-
81 thorized to purchase this work out of the
Fines that they Collect.
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0pemkng Of the M.aaa gbMkc@.
@&&8ms

re AsTs Anosasr Iunaof saas shs Fab
1.0 LsaS "a 1aaa D1sssa0s are % D. re-
ssoEsa % A@Ekss vssJ sooa, Asaa this
saA'S' spp@. ea''y' VIA = oesssr founds-
s'0h nan nsios y appsAES aA@s the
Isp0t' : snas sasoss Wh'ea came hsrs
swo W safss Mons0s aes vas Passed up"
IN 2 - ses0aa 0eOaSaon % she Department;
s@e ofaess naTIne bean already made oua
Iof sasFyins . INTO sness, Thsn' upon
KassheF consultation, Is was rs-eSnsidsE-
% : and sac sFasr s''spsnasas .fhas ainOs
taaas ths matter has again BEEN under
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C@mmsY Agricultural ssGiesys
We pabliah IN another column, ne
sios for msasiag 10 be hala sa the Cean-
ell ChAEahsr, In this oisy, o. the l0th
inst.s fOE the paEposs Of organising =
ooansy Agricultural eosistY, We hope
b see good attendance ~ ths meesing.
The peOpIs are tAxsd aaAaaily for the
sappors Of Agricultural soeiskiess sud
We can see no good reason why the karn-
sFs Sf PossAwsssamie sonnty should not
reap SONS advantage FROM this TAX and
the only thing which prsvsnss thsm FROM
doing 70, i the lack of "a organisation.
Nov an opportunity il offered them 10
take hold Of tina matter, and secure to
themselves ahs beasasa whieh are certain
b arise fEOm sEgaaiSasioas aaaa OoR-
csws II astioa. Il is inpogeaaa sAaa "a
organisation be effected immeaissaly.--
On the 18th January msssing If dsls-
gates from all Of the Societies in the
State wiIl be bald aa the Capital and IL
il important that PottawAssamia county
be represented ss that meeting. Wshope
car Aaighbors al Milis and Frsmsns
counties viii not fail to sead delegates,
would suggest that tbs Hon. ]. a. DHWs
10 appoaas4d from Mills, % that Mills
win be certain 70 Be rsprssentsa. Wssa-
bury ooanty eonid also be represented Ia
aAs person Of khs Hen. 8. Il. UAaEpYs-~
We hope that svsEy county ca the Mis-
souri sfSiopsn may be represented in
sAat Convention ana 70 asesmplish our
hops urge upon car nsighhoEs The neoas-
nty Of al organisation .
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1
CoasETtsa OF EKR Aaz.Amzao GAnLm.---
The whole Of tka cahle thAk raraainad on
the Niagara, Att$r ths aoeidsns, has been
landed The Latnagn Pet Of Novsmber
Sd, says
&Fha portion Of the cable has been
safely slowed asay In larger rats, lar
ing been passed through oil, In order to
preserve e frans The aascta 81 the rust.
The whole Of the cable has not yst been
tested, bat in several perss ss has been
found 10 ha iEnReRfset, mad considera-
bic poEtiOn OF II viii rssuirs to be re-
placed by new wire. t-.-
FtThe Agamesan0n will commence at
snee the aaiiySry oF hsv portion Of the
cable at KsyhaAa. Mr. Brighs, tho sn~
gineer Of tina SdmpAny, has proceeded to
VaIsneia with i SMALL vessel 10 recover
the 400 miles % cable which was lost in
the late attsmRs 10 lag it, The shore
snd u tbs cablb, consisting Of the heay-
Ter portion, oan he aaaeT-ruu without
great difkcultg, and II Is expected that
she whole Of E@e SMALLER line will also
be recovered. How far the recovered
portion may yet be made available will
Of course dspead entirely upon the con-
ditiou in which they may be when recov-
erred.
"A very large quantity Of new cable
will be required, even IL The the whole
Of that prsssns made were perfectly
sound, as DC asstempt 10 sabmergs the
line will bs made without very xaueh
larger qaAatity BIZ ssaiaekn being provi.
ded than was at arst contemplate"
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We have IN this county naisanes de-
nominated Jail. We call Il nuisance
because il Ia wholly unst for the purpose
for which it IL used, and IL continued
bin Of expense 10 The county. Rsgass
lpak al il and laagh+~-shsy aaae no Eaoss
rec IL shan il II wses bat horse she'd
Ia fact il 10 . grstsssiea % yiIlainy. IL
: AOrse shiss il paaghss h. goa % shs
sseoassnwood'a-ah a Jail, kmowing that
when he 10 fairly rested and prepared
FOR . joazney, BIZ CA gss ous aad
sss OF en- cruise Of viliainy. While, IL
we had nothing in the shape Of Jail,
such characters would be dealt with in 3
summary manner, JODsK LYScH, who
once presided here with much dignity,
Essigaed his once i'm favor Of sI&w and
0raez,s sinse which time few eulprits
bare had meted out % them The punish
meat which their crimes deserve. IA our
County Judge sannos build good Jail,
Se think he would be doing the county
) service BY offering reward TO the maa|
who would hurn the ems Se nov have
II ws had ne Jail, occasionally rogue
night easeh tartar By falling into she
aanda Of soms Of eur citizens, whe VOID
aes seruple % apply one hundred Iashes
. his bare back bus wAils we have sueh
] missrable shiag fss ! BAL a. wssmow
aaye, good Iaw-abidin9 ssssaazsa d not
ike 70 INSET suznaaasy pgsniahmena apon
scOandrels who are taksn ID ths act Of
robbing THAR houses. These things can
not Rnd aUiu nos b endured mush long
*. JUDOz LTNcH ID rsady 20 sssums The
functions Of hia osSes, and We warn tbs
ight-Rngered gentry Of bis wrath 10
some. We heard il hintsd . day or swO
'ines, that the Judgs had appeinssa has
sharia and other oaksezs Of coazt, and
Intended to hold > session Whenever an
occasion shsald require, al which TINA |
he intends 10 pass sentanes upon certain
'sss side gsntlsmsa who hare bean In shs |
Iabis os assisting persons ID making thsis |
asape from sks haads 81 shoas Legally |
to Tssain tham in custody
10 look Qua, the Judge has his ere upoa
90, and when be gets Aold Of you, crow
tAEB, money, youE foguasy reputation -
ped citizens, nor your fEis0dk, e~n's
ave yOu.
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FL g. e.
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81 n ~ 81
81 Il; 4 I'M 4 49, NJ, .sse M 1 49, II
go a..ss a's~ 49, FL
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81 Il II III s. $500
re3..ssss 4 si.ss.s III a7s,sss. Is|ssssSs xa,S
q ahe.ald n gssss, sssn = ss# go s;.ss
sssa,.lsag afassEe 81 1900
LA If1ssus hsss s.shss fsabrsess~.lsasa sssse
ID is sssis5 at III Il III s
ahas Ulster t,sss al krlw Ms aasahaa "a Isl
aexewsay aaeese h 80 q e ssieass -
ruIsion. 49,
We are alad. ahess. il aearA sssss aNNss
In the Narshesss psoa sHes ) ssazf Il lIFsaa
hnws "a searoslx lsssasa $500 NJ 4 I
saxess x diseaasass u 4 80 c.. q rats
We halieva, altogether as,ssg asad 81
she haaaare u BANKING II ehvi6usgv ssA
tended a. proaaekIgs ass ere Eae DE
uuhIs0 4 well id ssse bAssks hsb IL
sagilY II cgssrsses I'D axasaaIag asvaxlx
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K.aasr arsm Navv ORaeasas

...--..-- New 0rlsan3s Dec. I.
The District AttoFnsy has entered q
sgGIs pres. in sks case 0e shs eapaain, pi-
los, and others Of tbs Steamship Calves
ton, and alse the Erst mate, piIos and
others ef ths 0pelaasas.
Several persons aTe yst 10 be triad.
IL Is feared that Mr.. SAadago, II. @.
from the Fourth District, has been Lost
ca the steamboat Rainbow.
NisarAgua hsa declared war againaa
Costa Rioa. The proclamation il signed
both By Marines and Jsvaz. T oiaims
q transit roaga sna chs DissrsSt Of Qua
aan Costa. MartiRea takes charge az tbs
army. Col. Ganty had demanded tho
Surrender Of Fort Sau Carlos 10 Costs
Riea, shrsasaning 10 blockade in ease Of
raSuagl. ~,a M
Ihe steamer Fulton Ia at Roaadel Ter
rss watching for walker.
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81. Leafs Uen- /.
The fAza0Ha saaamag Alleghany, fos
New 0rleans, sagnek = sEsag yesterday
aetegneoa near tlsa QRansins tslamas and
sunk In I feat Of water. One man and
enc nhlld we're asawneds Ths boat wa@
vslusd "A as ,00s insured ia Pltasburg
tor @E6.OD0.
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M mxEE,a SALE

Bxsrs q enc ExecHtI q 10 me direc.-
ed Hesn sha affiee Of tbs Clerk Of tue Dis
tired e6eaFto OF pogta wattamie County Iowa
/ shaIl proeaaa "a ssil at public cutlery OF
maaE, rs S5tss day og Nov. a. D. 1851,
kAkween the hours Of 10 o'clock a, n aat
i osclo<k 3. ~ 81 said day, in front Of he
post aiscs h Gouneil Bluffs the following
aiaeTiho8 reel estate 10 wit.
Nhfaw or, sec 90, township rs, range
- wesss and kf n w an, sec 90, township
EaaEa 9a wesk, taken a. the property Of
4 3 SsssnbsSgss to satisfy an execution II
faxoz al BIB Pegxam.
VII. BAKER,
Sheriff os Pattawaksanla Co, Iowa
eetaQ ~ f.
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AEz aTar9E.--The WashingsSn Umsass
a0ntains "a explanatory aRsicls, she con
samsH Of whioh hlask Repabaiean Journal.
lats will ind IL % thsir advantage 10 pc.
rnas aassfaliy--it may aass tassm deal
IL lyme hsfsaeaaass. We maks tass fsl-
lowing agaaasA faa shsir hanaA&s ~ che
assiaae In aaaaaaan May nos be- parmitAaaa,
hOm khsax extreme sensikiyanAsa, "a eoEas
washin che raaaA es their vision.
TAa Ehsssa sg,eakiag vita Rafsgease %
fogmaw article s&gs
IA aaea n0g msessss 81 ~ alsat 1gss osvasy
u ) sIzus could carry Asss NAfc . frss
State aaS ahsss 9ETTEE NERMAs
NEN7I z, assd bg Ghas sssans assablsak
ssaeary u ss4k ytirss Htass soassasv 10 iss
i0waS
I Aaa tAsa a8ss On ke s@Y sAa Aaam Em~
ssnaea 10 DO conveyed wns. xhme man
might take AIS slave ingo free ssase
ssaspesarssg and rstaraihg wath him
again 10 alage State. eoaSimma b hoAd
him under the laws Of thas ssaa .---
Ssass Cassie.
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TIE IAogTox HANg GTvSs Dow6.-~Ihe
Eronton BaAk, through sn organised moh
called 10 It's aid, rspulsad Garerai &. b.
Tyler Of Ravsnrsa, who presented fsw
Thousand Of its notes for paymsns . few
weeks age. fs has been well punished
for its lawlsaansas. Gen. Tyler was noa
. broker, but 40 agent of ske Amegican
Far Company annually disbRrsing large
sums VI money ID The paashase 81 fars
in Ohio and Western Virginia.
Ha was not 70 be bluEfsd by one fail.
Gre, 20 hs again presented himsalf aa tas
counter last Friday WITH about 9l0, GOO
in It's notes. Ha was accompanied hy q
half aogsn OF Lis frisnGas -leliows WHO
proposed 30 cure @sak syes By sighs Of
shs yellow boys pr see a free 6gsas b
faint astaampt was made To get ND the
,upb, shs bells rasag an6 aeyerai haaared
msn gathered araund Ehs GansraI ard
bic ssaE, bat the hsnk ofkeaRs were afraid
0s losiag khsfR oAssssS, sasad In, and
eoanasd cut sAs 10000 il gold. Ths
B@nk h 90 Ende1sndens Stasa Sgosk
Bank.-CIsps. pIdsAdsalsg, 2Ith.
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BMEmaWNsg SALE.

By Writes sg eaa sxsruaEon 81 ne ssssrnss.
cd ETom tie Gaaee az the Clerk Of o. ais-
sracs Ceart ~ Pustmw aEaaxmie County Fosa
! shaA proceed 10 sell at pahlic 0as-ezy On
rs Ranah cay 1T Jannazya A, u. 1854 ~
tween tbs Aoafs Of 10 oscloek A. y. ara {
O'clock r b be said dag Ia gronk oR Ehe pU
N COamch Nla6s City the gollowfnk al. .
erlssd Real Eatata, fo@wtk rs ka,sfh
West Qaartss oil Section Oze. IS Tspvgss.
snip Ssgsney4 aavsn, Range Porfs~axe. 81
kan 10 ths property a patrsek T.ys,ras
40 In gaFsg d 0bedIah Jackson.
WILLIAM Baker.
SzeTiH u Peetawattanis Co, iowa.
Dec. 1s, 1857 viz
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shoss 49, - afaa Is seaasgg spaaz
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(FprmaFiy Walter l. BohR,l
Manufacturers AZ all kinds Of Plain and
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