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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-31

Wh~n Mr. Ieasn-wes, she Dsmssrstse
eanai9sss Tor t0g1Fsss, was in this city.
) seesin- n the seaassx I.eccmpeanIses
~ bed. 70 eoa~dsr vsys ssd aseaas 20
eampei saas gentemsn - yield his opps-
sltIon 70 this Leeoaspssn Measure, and 90
psosnsse fezlsy sad sappo<s - che Admin
istrafioa- Wssa she fassassgl we're gssh-
cred sogesiasr in the Posrnsa~ter's pirate
Faona, the door bsiag shat, 10, Jones stood
10 their midst Pgrtentgas eA0uds we're
gathered On bis brow; DARK Aashed he
raven eye, and threateningiy shock his
ambrs@ial czrfs. Looking aruand aronr
his fsw but fIsthfal followers, he nased
thar arra resclss and spsrite.s demeanor.
and then thus spoke:
'.Dasa my dzss, Gentlemen. bal this 4
3xssea tad business. Here i this dashed
asu.ken LeshagveE, who has received the
Democratic noaisafsoa, zsIiirznting round
the country, dashsng the Administrators.
dashing the President, and ds1bIs dash
ing the Leeonpson Bill, Eaglish Bin, aa A
nj. We eaa's vote for such man IL
il worse than supporting dashed Niger
sorshiping Back kepabacaa We msss
make him oonse down. We rust make
him keep stsA, if Ne cant make him Gu
dorss- We will draw mp letter, CON-
rslling him - skov his hard, and II he
does not eonse mp 20 the scratch, dash ny
dash, il re dom. ruin hin forever
The iaishfal marsaered assent, and the
scvibes q the faithful set 20 work. A
letscr .xs arawn up, dictated By General
George Waskisgson Jones. and approved
By the Others. IL demanded Of Mr.. Lef-
sngwcil that he shosld cease to oppose
Lgcosnpson that he should embrace the
EogIash Bill. ard that he would swear 10
support the Administration :a-srrh thick
aud thin. II he dared 10 refuse he was
not only TO meet With their passive bus
their active and determined hostility
This waa to be presented 10 Lesssgw Eli ON
the stand, Just a. he commenced speak
inx, and categorical aosveY vas DEMANDED.
The litter being written IL remained 10
be signed. IL ~as signed 5T-
ExaSurysyor Gen. Geo. w. Jones, r.
3.
sarvey1r General Warner Lewis,
kx-Geoeral John HOGAN.
Colonel n. II. Heath, Postmaster.
Colonel Qdigly, United States Keeeiv-
er. And one other Colonel, and one 9TH
~ Gsaersl, and one high private, whose
names we are not just now Al liberty 70
give. There we're four Generals, aud one
high private.
The letter being written and signed, ii
Sensined 81 decide which 81 the eight
should BE- fool enough 70 present il. All
the Generals excused themselves; all the
Cosonels excused theinrlves; the hiyh
private excused himself, nor could an the
ohjuratioas Of the FIRST General move him
= peg Here was settler, and ! CON.
promise was forced 70 be made. The plsn
OF presenting the letter At the meeting
Was given mp, and it was presented pri
vately. Mr.. LeffngweIl refused to answer
i in writing, but he answered il in his
spssch: how, We oil know.
The four Generals, the three Colonies.
and the one high private. with oil their
followers, have sworn never 70 forgive
him, snd he viii loose thousand votes
BY their opposition Or their indifference.
The brotherly love Of the Democracy d
indeed
ani~AAi 70 behola.--- D.A. Ts~.,.
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DANIEL ADEE. Puasgish~r
I'll Centse street. Ses ya



= HAZE ENTIRE CuNTROi. ~ 4 sErY
. = sap~raar quality u Recess H~r~~ S.
= os<sf- "a Asieir inrrodacei ists the whoa
= sfosfnx districts ss R0ssia .h5rh hss t.as-
3 toand TO sa~ree4 better thzn an Wfnter wee,
sser esiurss@d in thai eoaasrv. Frurg gass5a
n shfTodGsesa Int0 ana4aa Michigan Ma
nssosa and lihaois. Ii each a wh.sa Il hss
wfthsiood the na~g severe ssasprs .r8 raa
= Nracsf ssrfnzx ts The sasfxsaerian 81 TIE ia
= hef- II proasces srcea ~ "a ~ hs~hess l. -.
sheh rosn ca good hard and frppa IL harsv
haFafe saA aoi sixser-Ail. or srsm n-.sar re-.
= use erecss Of wet sryiar. FruaY h. Sow
ahI time between he fra III Iuix sue th~ SIS,
= Of November
e fAtAAs.isS s.sseient 20 prosHes from -
10 sashsls the frss wear, pat q, in s.ruas sA-ks
WIZ ~ seat 10 any address u, th. rse~lpt Of
oS< Duk.nv, b. HasiL Address
Y. W kRRl, T. o. box .SI7,
= s9p@artorn~s Chicago. III
= peeser N FaSrains Lads aad eity psog.rrtr
- Also. lands locased al eli the government land
= omeess sith vasrssts or eash Those haytsr
5 fsrnas er farming lands for sale, ell fEE nv
emre ess Of the best mediums 10 dispose y tas
= same.
= kErEg TO
= nsn- yne Wfisan. conrI Lad BSps. chr..s
2 Gei a. y. Hsnahea. !.
- ley. n. n RsaAsp. :.
) nsa. Hs.sy 4. Wsre. Ge~. a. Virginia.
Ts.as s.ssasy, k.sissAssss, FAai = Co, s~aser.,
= n~n- 1essw< AsxgA. New York
Hen. Wn. u. Rosa. Gov. "A n.,..ar,.
Il - R.rsysh<. ESQ. GenT u. Arr, I. C R 4
. - eraNT-1g. Esvs year poe, ace,
X go - sssss. ant The nams 81 he asases "a
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Juo. 6, Brcslin, Who misapplied several
4andred thousand dollars belonging to the
State Of Ohio, i about to reveal HOY II
did go. The expo. will DO interesting
70 some, but not u Others.
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- Don't forget 70 remember, nor re-
member % forget 70 buy your goods from
those who can Afford % advertise II You
want CHEAP goods
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-31

The last public sale Of lands In the
Turkey River District viii take place On
the 9th Of August 1t Usage, Gem prising
shout 5000 acrcs 10 AIamakee Co.
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The Episcopal Conyension Of South
carolina has edits Bishop sir mouths
holiday and 81 200 70 take ID With.
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skrrz -. nser rising Wy CT arrived
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- - Aa=A - - as1r Ariszsy sssk IN
hsnhex x hnrws - bsn<, md then I'D
% snis at Il - <&9is ds1re4, and
hsnI sAn,nxh ~ sranm szpsxs=- 81 -
brnk<a eansi1esabEv by shs hri1Es =
rhas Isft tkere Taessiay svsninx, : fss
O. sIuek hid II nsghs 20 Rochester; ~
rived = Cedar RspisiA Wsiaasd.y nish&
Whsle wing &C Moscow. vssh ssesn
5sws- seine ana eus sur ks~xe~ and
hssd Ina, and lss - - sdrifk Have
80 TINS IN ssari
No ssaasr =. she asais fsss % skors.
and her gang pianks ran cat, shsa .
sk<sdy ide 4 men and boys rushed On
basrd-
Jadxinx from che Interests maaifeseed
- shs prujsss, that sss sitizsas visk =
in0g she particulars Vi rsinsSoa - the
baae, md hes fEss s1p, % sre snahssd-
shroaxh he poiis<nss # her sdssrss -
gre ~ shss y Of espesial interest,"
Th4 Csdv Rapsds . I55 fest hsg,
Is keex vida AID Z feet h011 SEe has
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In this sssrs.
The saaI break sa just nader the
stern Of the Aza1nemnoa
TIE Pa~srs~ ~ n. J>ssssweH-TneD d.
" ofts~ AA1snsssrzs1sa DsHsessy.
We are ne a~gss confess somewhat sar.
prised - the position taken b. Hoa. Wiz
lam Y. LsGaswsA IN his sp~scA in sAis
sisy sa Friday evenisg, In reisfson 30 sAe
aasioasl administration. He declared
as1ss plainly aad anesais,cssly that II he
had besa asesaoer II the Iass Congress,
he wo1d hare east LA vsss against the
s~ivsass Lecoaapsoa Bill, aga'ass the Eax-
Esa Bin and for he crsssenden- Hen.-
zonesy Bs.l - the saiy true exposition
u the dsGo~szsie psiaespse Of Popx!as
Sovereignty. Ha remark in reference
70 the ssLleeS reve es~ed wlsheas one
sera acknswledgiax fsassy 70 the Sasiopsl
Aaa.ssissssssoa ~ is seaport 81 any Of
sts measures.
Is Mr. LeEa2veli has chosen 10 take
this pd@ltson---a position which il must
~ admitted tl@: ss not wholly expect
ed bat 10 which be viii End maay sup-
porsers--is becomes . serious question
40 10 What il the daty 81 that portion n
the denoSracy which has stood By the
Administration, IN the premises. Shall
re sapr1rt man entertaining opinions
20 ho&tfle 70 the National Democratic Ad.
nainissrasion ~ shall We reyatia.e him,
md if the later course 10 taken, shaIl We
yisce another candidate before tie people
in opposition 70 him. Before answering
these questions IL il necessary 10 s,ox frst,
IT the consequence which viii result
frofa the adoption Of either course. On
the one hsnd, II We shall support and by
arsr VOTES eject Nr. I1efEngvsH, ws viii
hare plseed In Congress man who-f
the qaessioa shonH again arise il the
same bra--rils By bis voice, his infa-
ence and his vote, embarrass the plans
and oppose the poIicy Of the admsnissra-
tion with reference to the Territory Kan
SO, and, In addition, nan who win fail
70 represent our sentiments, feelings and
opinions upon shs question.
--Daeear0yf Democrat
II that il not "damning With faint
praise" we cannot comprehend il. II ID
but fair 70 sAy thss sitter good deal Of
tarning and twisting, the Democrat comes
70 the conclusion that il il the dsiy Of
every administration man to support Mr.
LefingwsIi."
All L1a<a men theze TIernnersfs
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k4e in Ieva.
" ~ ths i~si IN vi sh~ yyw~v5-sars ag -ss~ss s..
eyes ~ scar evy~1sw ia nz4xYrsx ssg~- ~.s...
ka-s1satiaas afessiia- sae nn-s adequate xarfsr
f9r ysaag men ~ 4ssatEfg Ehsna~@ir~S sas rssg.-
-1hS~ 7a-IFznas IN dfe-
The esasse sS Aarsgacss9a - o. .haraaxa an.
snmps~-Tsv pr.sssraa - Ea4s ct ara .snYiar Ma
snraan ~ kae i alaa- comprising 9raer5rs4 asr.
ef-<s IN
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCucyv-
sdspsea rB sssry srrawrnear - sraIs -sg3mz-~.
mznxf she s-sn srs-v- "a xz-e
amsng me aso~x suIn-ax acknowledgements snza.r~4
individually ~ - 9aS-zershsg. hssI axs- sarva
szse sf zssrT aansss-e as saaaszsse aas r~sags IN
aorssag rad exporting, sH rn-sr sxa a.srssssa "a.
ssm ns~.ssa or On yasaE -w~xs xsssn Eaegasfa,
sp-EnAaSl9H n ~tasexs+ real @~sars a. va s,4A-
ssnx nfnFnx saTpvfa- maanssrrErisg scan
a"aF- rassrysa bxnxanx snA sz~FHazgr. art asas,
al sasaS sssss md eaaarrrE~ genera
EVENING LECTURER.
Delivered ~ prssrr-sanai m@n af axxaawErdy~4
aasi4Ey aaG salear saAsrgEs Iass saaseay raaR~r
ted wa sass iaS~r9s1- ~ sss np~waazt s.,.FsrF
farmer lard sEr~ss TSz. herwaarsfs Lax Ia Ergs.s
Iag aa4 Marine Law RANKING rad kx<aaaaz~ g.,-
hEl~zA ssnsxssvys Commercial t5esgTaahv, Essr. a,
sISsoa-s Mercantile Ga-sans. CBrrzxvanstear-
>rfsarz II sgesaass. ere-
Practical Pesaan~asp.
Tass 3@ra--m@as = anaier N. direction - :s-
Rriaetpat~. z " pswls sad = = Tiusan. g,
q stxa zazie ssgfs " s~aa-s ri Eszsss~rs ss-s~r
N~rraatiI- Covr.spssd1ace-
rarh sxrreises are lasxsaars.f apsa sris .aaser-
- as~ sasaasfea Ia ssags~-- aasa~ss aasa. 90 IT,
sSa.1sas. x@A D. ~ K1rnISs r@ze asrr 80 re-,
msresa4 t~~aal algsles aaa ss-A-ragsrv -
aaag prs s~rr~r Iavsfre- Aee@ans ~slr-. g.. =
kxsaAage~ Re-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-31

he sAisd anasal ~ esiax ~ the rswa T.srasry
stAss As ,eissssn VII h. ssld 10 sAs essy ~ D.
- psrt - ra<sasy. Wednesday Ard TAarsdsy,
-epseb~r In, -th md ssA, ssr the sr.n.a ,,va a.
sseh tnsf7ess ~ me good o. shs eaase ska- II.
iats. rhs pr"xraMns win. 10 tA~ naaia, hs ssss4
IN sAe IeS~ n Isa
Al e sshers. sshoss efseess zal rieaas u ed
sea1os gereraIsy, ara earnestly invfssd - asr~a-
J. L EyOs
Caaismsn 81 sAe Ex- Con-
S<@ Edssors tAsoaSssss ne state are rs@sesssS
70 gsssEsh tbs call.
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There are over seven hundred eonviets
in the Ohio i'cnitentiary, cyrry cell hay-
ing IT. inmate
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DISTRICT TIsKET.

FIR Jsdg< n 80 .T4dsei..k Da~rs1
WI v. MILLER,
~ Jsaa~sa es@usy
FIR Ds<tres farn>y,
7 Z. ALLEN,
~ Tana coaasy.
For IeEsSev II Esord II Efa1afsss
J ~ CosSEJ.LY.
SO Esss e<sansv.
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SATURDAY.. sfBr "a. s~zs.
s-s-DANrELs. Ex,1roH,

REpGBLB6lS sTiTR TTEKsT.
.ss~vssy1- sr-r.r sxa+ ass
Pr Ssrysary " ISas<,
EI-EJAH SELLS.
GO 1=~sssas csansy.
1s~ Anfss~ ~ .state.
JONATHAN W. cATTEIL,
Osr@dss cssssg
For Trsassv~y. ~ saa<,
JOHN W.. JONES,
0s 8swsssa camry.
Per R.y'asev ~ l9ae Lasd Ossee.
AMOS ID MILLER,
60 Gerss gersa csazsy-
FIR Aas~u~y Gyx~yax,
sATfEL A. ETCE,
80 Ssss~ka csaHxy.
Fsv geawaassss#ey ~ Iss Msss<s R.m~v
kMPvose~ez1
WI. G. BRAKE.
agwsyae canusv.
FIR R<1re~ssstsse w ~s.yrru srs~d
Dt1yi<s.
WI. FAsDgyGa.
or Erslpsas~ LeaaFe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-31

The 4gznemasa aad yaarons, after
.rnissn~ Eve dsys near ani1-oeess resdes-
voas, rstursd to Southampton % The Izyh
inst Tie fleets sailed CO the f1sh :,
make sac msrs szort 70 M the cable.
We wsh, bus dare nos hope for success
In this ssers
The saal break sas Just nader the
sierra Of the Azalaemnoa.
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f~T fail Gass~xnase eszxSe. en- braxsar 80 s~gayt-
nssls q Dssk-h~~pf1x. LsSsaFxs aaa Fsamaa-
saslN VIA sa~ grtsissx~ 81 rsstew5ag ia efsasr
toAsx- ~ any s4rE-. ave ~frassat go. rr5s~,s
ssaszs. TINS PEsseasiR- Life sskaz4r.hgs-a4o
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~r~1ss L~~saT~r ssat s~ 2ser~~~-s ss-~sszszrz
gs-1a--s~ If &s@wa rs*sarafs a4a as~~zry r,,4
eafsss sass~sfx, saar4 sssl r. s.p - .~ s-segs,
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EVENING I.ErTJRE~.

EetsFer~a sF Prssrs-ssnaI m@a af axxaaw srsi x~~t
a~sA8Ss aa& sassar "a sls-gSs Iass azssstY CRANE
t~a y On s5~ SaS~wgss- ~ Esge urrwaavr as,..f.4
farmer AsEa ssAr~s4 II. Aerwaas5ts Lax IA Ir7gsss
rag aa4 Marine Eas. BANKING mad kxxaaaz~ 30
hEs~zA aassssvy- Commercial ss@ssTaaav Essrs a,
sIaoa-. Mercantile 1a~sans GBrFexxunssrae.
~rf.z-z II Agrsaasx ere
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10 psasEsh sAs. call.
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Psesssss Ga apgdlx4TsaA NJ .a~ c.sEEsx~ - Is s,s
ins fae c1resszr. shi~h ~iz Re ira 5.asa s--.s :.
osa@fy ~ rrfRrn Mail Aal--~s
BATS 4 Triton
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A WONDERFUL WELL, "A Mississippi
paper mentions curious well discovered in
Smith County, in that State, about month
ago, by Mr.. Bough, while boring for water
in the piney woods. He had bored about 40
feet when ''a mighty rushing wind came out
of a hole, which continued for several dsys.
After "blowing'' about week, it began to
"suck in" and in due time RECOMMENDED
GLOWING" 1t now goes through these per-
formances in regular alienation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-02

a TO FARM ERS,--Rarmers or otheres
H~KIM who may be DESTROYS Of improving the quality
WT Of their Dairy Stock, are informed that the
.4-lA~ subscriber has purchased OF Paine AIdrich,
Esq, his celebrated ALDERNEY BULL which will BE-
kept for service at bis farm, (bster Known as the David
Boot Farm,l 10 Auburn, the present season Il is well
established fact that the Jersey Adcruey breed OF cat
Tie Is superior TO all others for purposes Of the Dairy and
the uniform high prices Of this stock show The estimation
In which II Is held. The bull above mentlonedwas bred
from stock imported by the la Col Colt OF Patterson,
New jersey and his sire received he nrst premium Of
500 At the United Satea Agricultural societys Exhbi
iion, IN 1866. Apply at the farm in Auburn or to
ap2S d&wu o. d. PRATT, Worcester.
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sTTTUTE.-0pen for patients Of both sexes and at all
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used in the treatment Of Diseases. DR.. r. Hamilton
gives special attention to the treatment OF diseases OF Fe
Males Prof Calkns to Medical and Surgical dis asses OF
every variety For particulars address ROBERT HAM.
ILr0N, NJ, D., Saratoga Springs, X.
te2 dAw3m
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ventons into substantial form Model as prac-
ticabe (thg frequently Patent Ia Of ques
ton Of priority OF invenon,l and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Once. as 70 securing their rights.
An communications strictly confidential Advice as 10
mode Of proceeding given gratis Preliminary exsmina
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
tented OF In use for the same purpose or involving the
same principles, and advice given to the probability o.
obtaining patent In saving from nifty 10 one
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS ofall Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted TO answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds OF assignments recorded At Washington. Copies
ofDrawings, Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Once obtained
The Patent Laws, Repors Of Patent Cases. and othei
valuable works relating TO Patents together with com
plee list Of all the Patents record at Washington car
be seen AZ my ONCE, free OF charge.
For further information, inquired Of
JAMES q. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worceoter, Mass.
aplel onioe At Meehancn' Hall dawt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-02
SAMUEL COOPER.
ate Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING,

WEBSTER BANK BUTEDENGs
10 Exchange Street., Boston.
Patents secured in the Vi ited States and in all other
patent granting countries Specifications and Drawings
prepared. Caveats oiled. Reconsd .ratous procured,
Of applications that have been rejected upon imperecty
prepared papers. Inerferences prosecuted Re issues
and xtens MS procured. and in general, all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with and
promptness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents IN London and Paris,
Persons residing at distance may obtain all necessary
information and have their business transacted by writ
ing TO the subscriber, without the trou6le and expense
OF q visit TO Washington
He begs leave refer those unacquanted with him to
the following testimonials,
From the Hon. Charles HGs0n, Commissioner Of Pa
tents.
Q. 8. PATENT OFFICE, Feb. %, 1855.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner of Patents, Samuel
Cooper Esq., of Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor
and has been in that capacity constant correspondence
and intercourse with the ofce he has evuced thorough
acquaintance with the rules and practice Of the Office
close attention the nterese his clients and mark
ed candor end courtesy that has rendered transaction
Of business with him pleasure. have hesitation in
stating that regard him OF the very best agents
for the transaction of business with this office with whom
l am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From the Examiners Of the Patent Office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in The United States Patent Office have foI several years
been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper lste
principal examiner in this office, and take pleasure in
stating that he gentleman the highest char
acter Of unquestoned knowledge in the business ard
practice OF the office and that his scientific attachments
such emnenty fit him for the business in which he
is about to engage.
L. D. GALE, Fllclpal
S. Il LANE. HASulheEs'
7. X. PEALE,
THOS. 4. EVERETT Assistant
F. SoUTH9ATE SMITH, ( Examiners.
WIN. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate Official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily in the fore
going commendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. P. N. FL ZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents.
Dfau huv1N
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