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COAL!-CO COALM-COAL!M
JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared deliver pure article of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
e Orders promptly filled their Yard. the Canal,
near the foo; Of Vineyard Street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocI2 dom 226s J.VN. YATES.
q 4 RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Persons requir sht, agreeable and respectable
ployment. by which they realize from SO $50 per
week. will ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS CO.,
I65 Chambers street, New York City
One postage stamp required to prepay answers
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1, 1he eveHness Of The riJration of the string
However good string may be- It will produce
lPies and me syeneT the vibration the better the tone
TONS directly TO and fro The hammer un
side see diagram H. and the rs motion string to
Ieeee rom he hammer In the H. ID Co piano the second
aoGn Of the string Is to return in straight direct line its
mouonis mp dOwn-up, dOwn-ddilfaiela
The motion Of the string all other makes cannot be
to return in direct lne for the following
article Of any substance forms elbow or angle and the ont
side naf thereby necessarily be drawn tightes-
the rapidly will vibate the two sides OF bent
string are uneveny drawn and its Sides or edges
Of the two sides struck by the hammer and the string for
eed up instead its returning in direct line from
its proper course by being percepbiy towards the
side glsf angle or elbow and its movement
eeaer becomes rotary and every time
he1 which another Of the
old kind Of piano
5, The euenness Of one.
This tao result Of TIE toal satnre being UNIVERSAL
theste - ht rt5raiiofr tie euener tbs tone.
The strength Of string,
Tn why strings break in the common piano
ana why they nVaaby break at the elbow brdgpn is,
ne nB heg Oeht az shf2 dne az that point lsee da-
b. the y that part against the iron pin becomes
string bears tie ri5s strain Now il the Ole TS on he
string OF panc will fifty pounds the (which
IS the sestmae and the strain is evenly borne
by all parts Of the string then por' likely break
as the other but If any Of the string onehalf
It's obliged bear tis immense strain part of It is
cisly is tbs the isen al Woodsn ed panos a an @
will warp and spling every of the atmosphere The
philosophy is simply this fhath whole string be large
small Is stronger than hall oft AEI only replied
to by asserting that twice is nOtegua that twice
/ two does not make four.
7, The great length Of time 10hieh the instrument re-
| mains in tune.
This the result Of the 9th feature ipasmae5 string
fdftesh by srehi VIII readily be that if string
four feet in length bears strain Of Kindred pounds equal
y in all parts it wnot Hen than as quick as half
| Of string bearing the strain.
The truth and philosophy Of the foregoing facts sk
ing and orcihe that the question often lsked Why
not ether makers the copper fret and straight srng
There is but Il is ured by for which
fifty thousand dollars have already been offered but which
purchase Messrs Haet Davis Co prefer sup
ply the public with first class El5 rather than assist
others TO 10 il, even at any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Hale Davis Co. Piano Is
simple lucid and unanswerabe that will guarantee gre
piano to any who viii refute its philosophy.
oSSIAN E. DODGE.
Cleveland, August 6, 1858
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New YnPE- Nov IL

New York, Nov. IL.
The Steamer Asia from Liverpool on the P. NJ.
of the 3OIh, arrived this morning.
The London News says that the steamer built
/ in the U. S. for the Egyptian Government is a
failure as far as speed is concerned, and it is eX-
pected she will be brought to Southampton in the
| spring to have her speed increased.
| ENGLAND.-The political event of the week had
| been a great demonstration at Birmingham in
| honor of Mr.. Bright, member of parliament from
that town, and his delivery Of telling speech on
the subject Of Parliamentary reform. Mr.. Brights
remarks attract great attention indication of
the policy Of the extreme radicals. He eulogized
the American elective franchise, the equal distri-
button of representatives and the ballot box, and
pledges himself to support q reform bill providing
for such a system in England.
Mr.. Bright's recommendations were not gener-
ally acceptable to the bulk of the press.
The complete prospectus of the new Great Eas-
tern Steamship Company had been issued, and
meeting of the old stockholders convened for the
lst of November, to make final arrangements for
the transfer of the vessel. The capital Of the
company is to be f330,OOO.
Great uneasiness exists in ireland in regard to
the formation of order Of seditiOus societies
which are spreading over the country, and whose
members bind themselves not to diYulge their
plans to the priest.
They are supposed is derive inspiration andmo>
ney firm America.
In connection with these societies. the projected
visit of the New York Irish regiment to Ireland
is looked upon with suspicion, and the Dublin
Evening Mail calls the attention Of Government
the subject,
The London News says there has been no fur
ther indications Of improvement i'll the Atlantic
Cable since the receipt of few Ineligible signs
already noticed Shares quoted at f330036O.
Ten Broeck's horse Barbary ran a race at New
market, against Count Batthyany's Olympus, the
owners riding their respective horses. Barbary
was the winner.
FRANCE.-Princs Napoleon is said to have sid>
ed with Portugal in her recent dispute with
Franco.
1t is reported that the litigation between France
and Brazil respecting the boundaries Of French
Guiana, will be decided in favor Of France on the
strength of documents recently found among the
areheyes of Seville.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post
asserts positively that the French Government has
resolved to put stop to the importation OF free
negroes into the French colonies.
MIR. Gowan, the Ameri' an contractor at Sebas.
topol, writes 10 Gaignanis Messenger, denying
the report that his efforts to raise the sunken ships
had failed and the enterprise been abandoned.
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~ ITO Smokers & CHEWRRS. !"

No gentleman should mingls society ladies with
his teeth dscoOreJ and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying tho mouth after smoking ch, wig, -FON-
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
ciectual dentrifces in 1t whens the teeth
strengthens the gums and imparts the BREATH ofteI
offensive an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAYINGIts rich lather penetrates and soitens
the bearl prevents irritation aud renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. C. FONFAINE s. Co 3O5 Broad
way. and No. c Astor House, New York. Sold by ali
SepI5
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CH1cAGo. Nov. II

The Fox River Valley RSilroad was sold yester.
day at auction, it was bought by B. W; Raymond,
at $1,000 for the benefit Of the ! st and 2nd BOND
holders.
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DISTRICT COURT, Nov. ll.-Iu the Hog case,
Brown VS.. Shelton, the Jury returned verdict in
favor of plaintiff for SIS, 90.
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J. B. Barnes d Co., ProPrietors of the Cleve
sli PLUMBING works, Atwoter Block prepared
sth arse force Of experienced workmeu Doing every
esra tol of Plu nbing in the most thorough manner on
he most scientific plans reasonable terms aud short
aoce Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
ICES Bathing Tubs of cast iron aud wood, lined with
unsdcOpper heaters, lead and galvanized iron
EDos eather and Indis Rubber Hose. every descrpd
Brass aud pl9ted Cocks including the Paten SsfcOs
ne Cocks receutly introduced Wash Bowls and all kinds
nrkv Cd m pNHTf
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". FISkE CIfveland
MATRIMONIAL.


To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
Il has been my good fortune 10 restore to health many
thousands of my counfry-women.
NV success excited the malice OF cnvouS and
ealous; but their prosecutions have served eny extend
and estah sh my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my railway from the fair sufferers whom
Ih4ye relieved. Soleng l an held in afectonate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill can afford Jespise the efforts of mschef-nakeTs
nd Slanderors.
My friends have repeatedly urged 10 place my med
cine prod1ng mensruatAp within the reach Of the
ladies OF the United States; but ndspusiton to ener
field occupied by qlacks with their penicous nustrums
that unprinGipc c5unterfeers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations, have hher pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMIE DE FEAIBIE," in the United States.
AT yield TO the onTeaties of patients and friends
and osr to the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the AAIIE DE FEMME
need only say that liquid form, and is exactly such
have used pr1cticein France, for years and
that has failed to satisfactory result.
The "Amc de Femme and stand in the
laou Of and effect. 1t alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual flow where has existed and to
restore where has been from any suppressed.
guard against imposition the wrapper of irec
oas oa each bottle of the Auie de emme w bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
viii be scaled with nv private seal.
Price, 50 90 a package.
PARIS, January, 1851.
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WIGS =! WIGS I! WIGS

BATCHELoR'S WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting a charm-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
on ehead; indeed, this the only Establishment where
these things properly unders, oc d and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
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N IL SOLOMONSON

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest assortment of the most approved kinds "i
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ish;ed ground under his inspection by machine
cousiruciol with the greatest care SO as to
suit the eyes in al cases curing Weakness, Dizziness
inflammation Of the Eyes, and npartng strength for long
reading ine sewing.
II n. II. Solomonson would here inform the publ :
that he employs any the sale Of hslenses
% Also, splenJil assortment of SPY GLASSES. nj
CROSCoPES, COAIPASSES, &C, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pan, perfect as natural.
Bofce3s Superior street under the American Hotel.
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1laper 6ar1aers.
Boarding..

p0ARDING.-The House No. "a
II Public Square and by the StOne Church-0ne OF the
pisasanes locations the city-is being thoroughly
paired. snd will be opened Boarders October lSt
Families wishing to furnish their rooms, he
cOmmodated with large and convenient and bed
roo ns and Single Boarders and Day BoarerS will ind
GOOD accommodations. reasonable terms Ladies not
excluded References given and received.
seD27 5. w BURRITT.
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5pefiaI NOt!rfs.

- For Gas Fir;vres aad FG;ting-AyPIy
Fsg7 Easv0rti & Co.. los and lOI Superior street
anil
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
Al PLETON, TRACY & Cos
wALTHAx. MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent ZereI' EE'atches.
T'HESE SUPERIOR WATCHFsara

T,HESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
= made bY tne AID OF new AMI original machin ~ ex-
ITiSl, ~ 10 secure WIH Low PRICE, ZINE
SUBSTANTIAL, RELIABLE TIbE-KEFPFR The
are new IN construction ind are pronounced by
ne hghsSt authorities TO be FAULTIESS IN PRINCi-
FLE AND QUALIFY, and have heen proved hv the most
tests 10 De reliable and unfaii action these
as entire fro crude materials
silse BY connected and uniform
S uIactoIy being organized the same system
that has bee adopted in ne Drou ton The unequale
amercen hreaTms, which enables u % produce
nent al ONEHALF the pca Of any fore1gn movement
ne saIne quaty and grnie e perfect performance
Tor ten years OF eyerv watch manufactured By rs.
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND
the American Watches being he OHy made bV ps
rhinery upon a uniform system Throughout Nealy' All
handmade Watches defective, and get
ting out order. In manv parts Of the country ID 4 in
possible nd good W Itch repsrers snd Watch repairing
i always Iacerai1 and expensive THE introduction Of
American watches dposes Of this dcuy, and COUNTY
MERCHANTS as well at h-ealers. can keep Satrnfs
part Of their thus supply their
customers with NEW sTAPLE, which uy be used anT
ihsr article without mystery humbug. Sold BY the
ROBBINS ( APPLETON, General Agents.
'epzsdSW Sm III ins 10 Maiden Lane, New IoT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

HOLLOWAY,S OINTMENT AND PILLS
the unanimously received healing and healthgivng
medicines Of the nineteenth century The Ointment when
applied to the surface, peneates the hidden radE
root Of the the agency OF the Pills in
eIpeng the Of sickness almost every aiment
that heir Sold the mandatory, No 50 Mai
den Lane New York and by s Druggists, 25c &c, and
81 per rot box. novs 2E5
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, Tie maHH.T Of ltagpiag aieVrati0n Of tie string
4 IN egeaHess Of thsr5rafi0n Of aesiriHg
o, 7AeqHalky Of tlsfoHe.
G. TestreHgh Of string
7, Tie great length Of time rli- The Instrument ysv,,q finn,
That the public may judge for themselves whether
the above statement be true publish diagram OF the ol and
all modern improvements and the Haet Davis 4 Co.'S stve
wneh accepts ne doctrine that We are living in Of i'm
equal four and that lOO lbs weigh twice much fy
viii illustrate philosophy Of the two kinds of inSu
Inent and leave the reader to draw his conclusions
], The Hdliet, Davis d Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the sized case
The statement NAV he seru At glanea s a.r
y the entire length OF straight string vbra
ton see dagaml while those that bent necessarily have
the rest or bridge pin inserted great distance from the end
oI tne piano s tne angie would be 50 great the string would
snap IN IVAN before eoud be drawn up within octave OF
is wen known that the szocave piano does not
tSst ~ f- 80 a. ~ f% % ,I q tiAto ~ o aoeiaEe piano Is
make
2, The Hallet, Darts & Co. Pianos hare rider
space betioeen the strings than those of any other
make.
The truth this statement is equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies space jhan simply
room tor It's angle from the bridge the tuning pin re-
they often hit one another and s tR perform
erare playing heavy marches fantasies and variations
never clash against one another.
3, The manner Of stopping the UiBrafion.
The vibration Of the string pianos commences usr
the hammer strkss it, the bridge where 1t is stopped s
diagram HI
The tone of the best violin in the world ruined by
substituting poor bridge; thus proving the tone Of
string is materially affected TIE which The vibration
is stopped The vibration Of the string the ( C. piano
Is stopped with little horizontal ets Oeopper metal fsse
diagram giving to the string soft. full mellow 7u5 tone
while IN al other pianos the vibration stopped by uprgh
ron pms lsee diagram b giving thin. irony tone
that has caused thousands OF persons having musical
gEnizatons eNclaim:
do not ike the irony twang Of piano II s inferior
TO the full rieh tone OF an flute melodson."
The that the strings in all ether the
bridge pin is that sharp angle has 10 Be in order stop
the vibration. In the II. D G. pif-e strings drawn
straight the copper fret and hea thereon by
he Suspension Bridge lSeo diagram :.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING., nov. 12, 1855
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dick Fitzgerald-Sam Shck-Own Lawyer
Jacob DuttOn-Dwelling for Rent
Melodeon-Concert-Ben of Prof Wheeler
Hawks Bro.-Westminster Re-iew, &c
F. Gleason-Line of-Battle Ship.
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S. N. SANFORD, a. M, Principal
iaraI Gstate Anfnt5.
ROUSE 81 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S u r A N G Z
AGENTS,

No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
febIs
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL FARM-Niuvt' -six acres 9 miles from the cry By
timber and an orchard with ever Varey OF truitwill *
change in PT for other god propeI ~ PsT e oue and
ot-o exchange for farm; would prefer one IN the WIN
ny yA,s5JiFSBULA Il Co-Near Ashiabula: Farm Of l5O
acres With variety OF excellent sol large and good bullet
'OI PUTN9M IJT3, Z PAULDiNG CoS-Sone fine Lands in
hss Sganl1s Ss ~ DaSusgs M s Psee alrO so mile,
from Dubuque; sd acres excellent PFalrle LAnd"i eA
TgEN rY ACRESSNesr KInsipap sreet and near he
CIV Ire with stream OF water aun1lng taFonSh-"l
eIchange improved Cty Pr9pe ~, - PEI SEE m Mis-
100 ACfES-ln Pierce eoaniy; y ebaIg, 80 s IN
sisSippi river; rici 144 "''-
house % and n lot IN the CITY. and lots; good
WOOD ST-rhree two story hous. '-nds
pr92eryc'o exchange for desirable western 70 eT
LUCAS CO.-Sixioen miles from Toledo; 50 acres
HOUSE { JENNINGS.
now Rea Fsiate and Insurance AGENTS
nor SALE. GRANGER STA
Il good story House and Lot, by I5J {, et with
considerable fruit a, d ssTuhbeIy; S25O-
ERIE ST~Double frame House, and Lot. % by Ilsfset
ST. CLAIR RoAD-A short stance east of Euclid Sta
tioni Farm Of y acres sol sandy ioam with large farm
UNION STwssi side, near Detroit street, Lots each
"a G3nTTAGE IT a3is'' s Il IP6T9Near Perry street
LUR SALE OR EXCHANGE
2OO acres Of land IN Tennessee-excellent land well
svatsred with asoOd coal mins Open ready wrk
50 per Will exchange for real estate this county
FULTON CO-l6O acres, % miles from Railroad, e1
change for City property.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. With new house and, barn and
considerable fruit 10 exchange for house and lot in the
CASEXVENUE Nice Cottage House, with large lot
ta exchange "a a small aTm- 81 0O0.
PERRY ST.-LaTFe cottage well built and finished
with frnIi and sbrubteTy also stable Will tai small
house aad lot in part pay.
10 ACRES-Onl mile west Of a city line plank oaG
"a evrhauge for house aud lot in the city.
NOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
IL COTTAGE-Eight r 0ms-wth gnod Lot, Barn, &c
in frsi rate urder-heaT Perry stTeet-Sl6Oa.
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES-ln Parma
FIFTEEN ACRES-Four mi East Of the city.
FORTY ACRES-Of good Farming l=nd-25S miles from
.,nrlor civ Lake SupsDrto exchange for vacant lot
Al LARGE WELL FINISHED B:ICk HOUSE, AND
TDT-We Ell located aud near 10 business.
NOR SALE. SUMMIT co. "A
large building well located and suitable fOI public
h.Iise or stor.. with acres Of land 81 20.
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
SENECA ST Corner su nmit large To-, running from
summit ST to the Lake NcTy CHEAP
10 ACRES 81 Clair Road. 81 miles from the city
NJ OUGHBY Farm of I67 sores good soil and build
,es well wafer OrrhhTd and IS acres good timber
S25 per acre. pO1rsr s. rr.rNr,cos
nl23 Real Estate Agents
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PARIS, January, 1857.

For sale Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
: Amio de Femme at the Propnetor's pnces.
auIO Od&wly6
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Am Kinds OF MusicaI Instruments cOmstanfIr 0n b


Furniture making the
PanOs) only 5Oents
full and splendid SHEET MUSIC 'd MI11 BoKs
CLEVELAN d Fl MALE S SEMINARY-
N. SANFORD, a. M Principal.
This nisaNutt tsF FIFTH ys in wr
a
Fri Hgnde desve
SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
raaad passed difeuauoI I
bot it nyjnd dCOny ~
will eueD Iwa those
fIaduuI o Of ~ with
TeraI aIytheP nnip
lCou-es NprT
@ Admission
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l, Create length Of string in The samc-size1e euss
, GrsztT space bti-ss the strings ts sauef-sI cass
b Tie raaHHr Of stopping :ie vi5rafi0n Of Tie string
4. The egelHess Of isri5rafion Of aicstriug
8, 7zequality Of hefone.
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BI'rTROLFF l. son,

ca DEALEasin Jeweiry. Watches, Clocks,
IA. Silver Ware, &c. have Dow on hand weil
~, 81 selec,,4 stock of gold and silver Watches; fine
ewery of all kinds and OF the latest sty les; Yankee
Cloci i'm Brurze Iron and Wood cases; silver Table
and steel spectaces &c, which We prepared 10 sell
the lowest prices and warrant every article TO
he what il il represened. The public generally are in
yter 10 cali and examine for themselves, at the old
stand on Main street, between lst and 2nd apo
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J. J. PENNINGTON,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBR STED FEMALE Pills.

= Prerarei from prescription of Sir James Clarke NJ
d., Ply sician Extraordinary TO the Queen. This in
valuable Melicine s unfang In the cure 81 all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female
constitution.
Itmoderates all excess removes all distractions and
rrngs ON the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous 10
confinement; they fortfy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during lahcr enabling the mother per-
form her lntes with safety tn hersef and child =
These Pals shOuld not he taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
to bring on Miscarriage, but any other time
they are safe. ll
In all cases of Nervous and Spinia Affections Pain
in the Bac and Limbs, 1eayness, Fatigue on Slight
ENertiOn Palpitaon OF the ear Lowness of Spirits,
liystercs, Sick lIeadache Whites and all the rainfu
diseases occasione by disorlered system these Pills
will efec; when all other have failed and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron !,
caloniei = tmony, or any other mineral. -.
directions accompanying each package. Price
in the Cnitsl States and Canada, One Dollar.
" B--sln9 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, viii insure hottie of the Pills by
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
Sole Agent for Indiana.
| HALLOCK Il STODDARD,
sp-' o'lys General Agents, Evansville.
~, 10 10 rierces Rice just rec'd and for sale by
4
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1853.

COSMOPOLITAN AIT UNION.
HAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
Il new year, for inspection, and am prepared TO re-
eeiye the subscriptions for year. and show the eS
tra inducement offered this Call and see it.
|'I HE L. J. DOBELL, Ilun'y Sec'y.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
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