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Okolona Agricultural Fair.
PREMIUM LIST,
FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR,
~ TO BE HELD ON THE
l4th, 18th and 18th Of October, 1858.
OFFICERs

OF THE SOCIETY
WIN. f. WALKER, President,
JAMES ya soRpos, ras. r,..Id...
WIN. o. COOK.
G. @. SCOGGlN, Secretary.
d. RICHARDSON, Treasurer.
SAM'L. WORD, su
ID, e. HUBBARD,
d. X. F0OSHEE, Executive Committee
B. F. WHEELER,
4. c. BROWN.
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JUDGES.

Col Freeman, Col Bourland, W. P Giyhan,
Pontotoc Capt Jno Abbott Col. J. G. English,
f. NJ. Fooshee, Monroe; Judge Calvert, Jno.
Mcintosh, Jas. Hodges and ii. S. Bodenhamer,
Chickasaw.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

OKOLONA, MISS.
THIS Hotel is pleasantly situated. The Hos
| tess will be happy to serve her old friends
and the public generally with tie best tie mark
ct affords.
RULES.
Persons will register their names.
Boarders without baggage will pay in advance.
Bills must be settled before leaving
No deduction to regular boarders for less time
than six days.
RATES.
Board and Lodging per year, payable
monthly ---------- -.---------. 49, Sloo w
Board without lodging per month, pay
able monthly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 90
Board without lodging, pable in advance 10 90
Board and lodging per week. ......... 60
Board and lodging per tlHy .......... 90
All night, .--..---- SO
Dinner. --.--.--. ---.- ~
Lodging %
Fires all day. 80
Extra for lights In rooms,
Mrs SARAH L. RICHARDSON.
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OKOLONA LIVERY
SALE sTABLE.

SALE STABLE.
JNHE undersigned respectfully inform their
L friends and the public generally, that they
have neatly fitted up their comnodlous stable and
are now fully prepared to accommodate all on the
most reasonable terms.
RATES OF CHARGE:
Horse board per month. .$12 so
Horse board per week. ...-.... 5 90
Horse board per day. ...... ! 90
Horse, single feed. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Two horse hack and driver per day 49,. 5 90
Two horse buggy and driver per day 49,. 80
Horse and buggy, without driver, per day 3 90
Saddle Horse per day ---.--....--... ] so
All persons liable for damages to horses or ye-
hices whilst in their possession. fE
APP 10, 5S.3l-y MCGEE & FOOSHEE.
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SECOND DAY.

A well authenticated Pedigree must accom-
pany every animal exhibited under this class
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Mrs. DR.. Gates, Mrs. Ed. Haughton,
Mrs. Jas. Hodges, Mrs. Robert Baker,
Mrs. James Waller-Dr. Tucker.
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dash forward; he did not throw himself
headlongi he turned round, and. clinginr
to she rock with his hands. remained thord
suspended for moment. and then
What was that noise2 That OF a body
dashing against the rocks. down, down.
fcarfully in some uniathomablSgulf The
survivors shouted In agony. and besought
him to reply ii he still lived but no aa-
swer. Mr. Fennel then said IL was his
turn. and. in the same way. committed
himself into the depths ofair. There was
another pause Of suspense and agony go
Again the survivors listened. again no an
swer came Then followed the bafrister,
aud after that. pell-mel, rushed down SER
wants and guides. and there was silence.
They had al taken tho leap 10 the dark,
snd, were they on the shores Of Aoherou2
Tho preoipice, II may borrow an Hi
bernianism for the occasion, was no prec[
ipico at all, but very shallow rock, with
soft grass growing TO i,s base Why
,hon, did they who leapod not auswtr!--
They thought they were going to ineyiia.
bic death. aud thought for a moment par
ilyzed them, so that they did not recover
the use Of speech for several minStes -
Those minutes had appeared an age 70
those who waited reply. But, long as
the time seemed, there elapsed. probably,
only few seconds between the plunge OF
the clergyman and the simultaneous
spring Of the servants, and guides. What
reused them at lsst was the lava glow,
flashing upon them from the rocks above.
They rose with feeling Of indescribablo
gratitude, mingled with fear, and haslcni
ed eastward over the plain. yney were
no. yet beyond the roach Of The Elnae;i
surgos, ard therefore pushed along with
eager speed lill they reached tie point
Rhoro The lava streams must soon have
their confluence. They dashed through
,hegap, they assembled the rocks on the
/. side OF Calania and stood upon a high
terrace before the walls. from whence
they beheld .Etna vomiting forth ip smoke
land thunder those red torrents which, at
wide intervals. desolate and iertilize tho
plains Of Sicily, suggesting IDEAS Of inn
measurable antiquity, since all that part
Of the island has been gradually created
BY The mountain, With sobered feelings
and curiosity thoroughly quenched, MI.
FenneI set sail on the following day for
England. whore he often spoke Of his loaP
Ia The dark. ,rlffru r.Ia, i,s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-29

On Friday last, a boy named Peter
Jones, was lying asleep on the Whining
ton and GAINESVILLE railroad, when a train
came along and cat his bead off as if il
had been with an axe. The boy had
quarellel with bis parents and waa run
ming away from homo, Becoming tiret
he had lain down to take nap.
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Desperate ARRAY.

NAsBviILn, Tenn. Oct.l4.--A desper.
are affray occurred at the Fair Grounds
Yesterday. in which ~ or i5 persons
we're engaged. Sandy Owen was killed
his brother dangerously wounded: Gen
Joel L. Battle had his skull fractured
Samuel Cowan was morlahy wounded
aud others were seriously injured.
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GRAFFENBERG
RAMaEAN MlRntGaNllsR.
Home Testimony.

HARrToRp, Trumbnll Co.. o., March 7ih, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Grafsn
berg Medicines Tor the past year. and truly say that
have never offered any medicines 20 the public that have
with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
particularly the Pills and Catbolicou They will readily
perform All and more than pfomi ed for them have soi
about Any bottles Of the cathoeon The past season, and
bear the besi results In every case. Hf
9F I1 J.H. 3. JOHNSON, Medical A gent.
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an physician Of thirty years practice. Ny principal
study has been diseases Of emaes They have geuetay
haied my best efforts Obhiuihg the mate composing
Marshhlif Uterine Cathocon, was pleased with them,
gave them fair trial and found myself abundanty
ul In my former practice c0ud 0uly mitigate the symp-
of aboui half DE cases and could NOT IN
Now radically at least seventeen IN twenty and
mitigate the consider MaTshas Uterine Cathooon
the gre aiest blessing 10 females have met with.
J. II. WiLLrAlis, NJ d., uhnfieSion.
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Wssf BEpFoRD, Coshocton Co., May n, 1857.
Mf w. ID. Kngtlsy, sfs-I have been selling the medi.
ones Of the Gahbnbetg Company oT the last ten years and
have Invariably found hom TO give good sasfaeiion and
the Pills have sold 70 great many families regularly ai
heriea and coffee aud with my ifade they have become
staple anes Mafshhlh UeTihe Caihblieoh y medicine
that has done great amount Of good In female Gseases'
One lady sold Il 10 told me she had received mofa benefit
from one bottle than she did from long OF Uedoni
treatment by the most akllful ply seihns. You're truly,
Jan. i, 1853. JAMES WitsoN
For eaie hy "A n Van Doom, II II. anyfefyy u.
Wooster Tiffa II. Hall, I0welli Dr. ], Yate., Green
Ritinrer Atiea; d. Hoffman d Co, McCuiohenvile; ..
W. Wing, AdEani and by agent Ia a the principal
tewna N Ohio,
For Medicines or agencies address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nQ5.Iv Agent fof Ohio
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LEWIS E. HoLTz Treas.
JAS. b. WHITNEY,

Wholesale Grocer and COmmieson
Merchant Ne 81 ai3 Wafer srasI, directly opposite
On. dayton 4 Depot sandnshy, Ohio. RAY and 10.
hnqd ruFlrl, NoiatseG, 6yupE Rice aiasch a quael
of soaps and Candtl, Tea Coec, Go Orders 1r fiah,
iasl Plaster, Waisl Lane, he., pIampty hsd cart
agsobalea. leQ1-il
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The Yisld in the gold fells of Ageiralle,
during the last year. has been such q e
said. as 10 intimate sha. lhere y pernla-
nent golden harvest % b. veeped ~ that
Iand II not IS long IS Che human raee lasts.
al Least ample log the saiisltoliou Of few
oanarations. a splouded nugeel 81 ti-
sl7 ouacsa hes lately been picked apa l.
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TAXES FOR 1858.

The Taxpayers of Seneca County are hereby noti-
fled that the amount Of tax charged on each Dollar
valuation Of taxable property within the County for
the year 1858, is as follows
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A Card from DR.. James M. Jarrett
of the New York Lung Infirmary.


MY connection for the past eight yeats with the aboys
M Institution, Chief Physcias, and twelve yeats
course Of steady devotion to the cute Of Pulmouay Con
vailed opportunities and advantage pathological research
aided not little by periee, system Of Medical lnhalA
tionhas enabled 70 arrive decisive direct and
sul or treatment ior the positive and radical
Of the diseases Of the Throat Lungs and AifPatsages
By inhalation the vapnf and curative hawufs Of the med
cuesurc directly addressed to the diseased organs and the
infegument do advise the Medical Inhalation
Of any kind TO the exclusion OF general treatments and Al
though consider u useful adiuant IN the proper
agemeut Of those fearful and often fatal diseases, yet
deem very necessary that each patient should have the
benefit Of both general and local tunnrnt The
my treatment IN he above dleaea and tc hgh character
OF the Institution which have long had the honor
from me AZ The solicitation q many private pnd proiei-
sona irieds, through whose phlanlhopc aid the above
charity has been long and literally supported and afsr
due consideration ihaye conclnded 70 mike such arrange
ments viii bring the benefits Of my experience and
Treatment within iht reach Of a, md NOT eonhne myself
heetoore those only who entered the iufnaIy, who
able visit a. my Office Hoping Therefore that
the arrangement will give entire ahsiacton, both 20 my
professional brethren and the publle would respectfully
announce conclusion that Leah be consulted per
sonay W letter. al diseases o. above and that the
medicines the SANG as used m the n,nien prepared 20
ef &c, &C., win be forwarded by express any part Of
the United States the Canadas. TEhMs-My terms Of
treatment by letter follows, vzi si2 per month for
each p,ent, which viii include medicine sufficient ior one
months usei also nhang NHpor, and on lnhaing nppa.
on receipt II the box OF Medicine and the balance ed
the expiration Of the mouth " the patient be cufed
sntitsy satisfied with tho treatment Patients, BY giving
full history Of their and theft syhploms IN n,
be treated well BY letter by personal examination.
Patients avalllhg themselves Of Dr. Jnes treatment may
rely u9on immediate and petmanc nj relief hs he seldom has
treat thirty days Letters for advice prompt
JAMES N. JARRETT, NJ. D.,
No. s9O broadway, cor. Twelfth st., N. Y.
Ps-Physeiahs md Others visiting the city are respect
fully invited TO call at the lnrmay where many interest
ing be itaesed, and where our improved appn
for The Inhalation Of medcued vnpor be seen and
respected. aurB6m
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OEFIos o. rlm TnEAauHKR or 6rArE,
CoLrnBUa, Ohio, ions leah, 1885,
IL parIans hav ng claims agains thc Seneca Comfy
u Bank othsfthsu cI1ulanf ngieft wll nrcseut uiem
same w. B. rhIal, of Colanbul hecelyeI ard nsks
l'I.l I.lgss. g.ssl hereof = = sfsss T'ss.ss,.
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ApvFarrISe The philadelphia BD5-
Ming Bulletin. notiLg the falling off IN adj
yertisiag which has accompanied the hard
times, saysi M. at h sbi..
Disseminating TO advertise is like taking
down ones sign. II is sort of intiina-
ton Of retirement from business aud the
sdblc treat IL as SUCH Or they may re-
gard Il as evidence Of somethiug having
gone wrong ia the business, WHICH re-
quires privacy for the purpose Of invesfi-
CATION. WhateveF construe ion nty b0
patupaujtth result Is disastrous. Now we
advise our ralers who may have fallen
into the commoh error Of the season., 10
coma sat Of their holes, 20 pat up their
signslonea more and 10 adserlise n much
and in as many papers rs they did 10 tho
best time. While business creates adver-
Using, il Is equally true that ADVERTISING
creates BUSINESS. Il creates a talk and
stir In business circles, and gemlnils peo-
pie that have no fright % be leading drones'
iives, evao though ihe times be duh. and
even in the worst oftimes, advertising Pl-
ways pays we'll and Che more Of it there
is. the greater win be Che circulatqH .oi
/ money, and she sooner viii we be restored
70 q condition Of prosperity.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES cLARKE's.
E-l.I--.L Ll...I- ll.Il-

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES cLARkE's.
Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription of Sir
J. Clarke, M. d., Physician Ex-
traordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unfsing In he cure Of al
those painful and danssrou, diseases which the female
constitution Is subject, B modsratos an excess and rs.
all obsmelitns and speedy cute may be relied
To Married Ladies
IL peculiarly sui,ed Il will short time, bring on n,
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Gfeat Rtitain, TO prevent coun eteits.
These pills should no, be taken BY females during the f
three months Of Pregnancy, they are bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In al Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In h'
Back and Limos, Fatigue slight eSer,ion Pulpaiion o
the Heart, Hystencs and Whites those Pills will effect
cufo when all othei means have ed and although pow
effnl remedy, do not contain fon, caous auiuony
any thing husiful TO the constitution.
Full directions IN the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved,
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, tLate I. O. Baldwin n. Co.,)
Rochester. N. Y
N. B-Si,OO and postage stamps enclosed to any
hofizsd AGENT will ensure bote containing over pi
by return nail
For .aleby L L. St. John Co, Ti@a, Ohio lyas.it
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Dec 2Oh win be the whole of Road
together with onha Of all other taxes the amount Of Road tax
money Road certificates per penalty viii be
charged remaining unpaid after Dec Goth viii attend
Office and after the first Oct required by
order avoid delay and inconyences attending the paying
taxes n a crowd, persons advised to call early.
Treasurers Office Seneca County o.
Tilhn Sept. 25th, 1858. LEWIS E. HOLIZ Treas.
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Unpleasant "Reminiscences for the
President,

In 1919, during the excilemept pro.
duoed nv the Missouri eonirnrersy. when
the north manifested de,ermiped pdrA
pose to resist the admission Of any mors
Slave States, a very large and enthusiasts
tio meeting was held at Lancaster. Pa, =.
The home Of President Buchanan James
Buchanan was chairman Of the Commit
tee on Resolutions. and in the report o.
Of that committee the following are
found; t'ae1'Iaa is'os. e low
Resolved, That The Representatives, ibi
Congress from this district be, aud they
are hereby requested TO use their utmost
endeavOfs. as members Of the National
Legislature, 70 prevem The eFistenee of
slavery IL any ofMe TerfH6fiee oF State
Dhieh my BE- erected By Coagfess. siom
Resolved, As to the opinion Of this
meeting, that the Lhghhulre Of lhis State
will shortly be ip sesslop., Il will be high
| ly deserving their wisdom aud patriotism
to take into their early aud most serious
consideration The propriety ofinstnioring
our Repfesentatvesint ths National Lpgs
islAture to use the mq,t JEALOUS and siren.
nous exertions. 10 inhibit tho exislenca OF
slavery in any Of the Territories or States
which may hereafter be created by Con.
gtesS; and that The members OF Assembly
from this county be-reqVested 70 embrace
the earliest opportunity Of bringing the
suhjsct before the Houses Of the Legisla-
ture.
Resolved. That in the opinion Of tina
meeting. the members Of Congress who,
At the last session. sustained the cause a
justice, humanity and patriotism, in op-
posing the introduction Of Slavery into
The State then s1leavoTed 20 be formed
out Of the Missouri Territory, arsentitlod
TO che warmest thanks Of every flieRd p
humanity.
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MO- NlW UFOnUWHYl cnFs 7 W0TIIH Ia No 7
PSPhysiciahs and Others visiting the city respect
fully invited TO call the Infrmafy where many interest
ing be wtaessed and where improved apph
au for the inhalation Of medicuied vnpor be seen and
II spected. aueB-6m.
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sENEOA OOUNTY BANK.

TiHn Sept. 25th, 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15
K,px,rrxR RETUnNxD.-Messrs. jaime

kIDNAfPER hsTUkNED.-Messrs. James
A. Graft and John McArthur, policemen from New
York city, arrived in Richmond last Friday after
noon. with reanisition from the Governor Of
New York on the Governor Of Virginia, for the
person of Mssos THOMAS, fugitive from justice,
charged with kidnapping George Anderson, free
negro, aud selling him into slavery. The officers
called Governor Wise. who readily consented to
the delivery Of the accused ard the Mayor of the
city, under whose warrant Thomas wss held, dis
charged the prisoner from his custody, subject TO
the habsas corpus which sued out by the ceun-
sci for the accused aud made retnrnabie before
Judge Meredith on Saturday morning In the
course Of the evening the New York policemen
called at the jail, presented their papers 90 tbs
guard. In the absence Of the Jaior, obtained fAs
custody of the prisoner aud len In the nrst trsia
Tor New York. On Saturday morning when Judge
Meredith heard that the bird had flown, he deter
mined that the habeas corpus shouid proceed. and
will probably take steps against tho guard, who
improperly delivered Thomas into the hands oi
| the officers. Thomas. IL Is said, has scors On
more Of aliases, and 10 one Of the most notorious
characters in the Empire city. Tho police, Who
came for him, say he Is q member Of an organized
| band for stealing free negroes and selling laem
into slavery. One of his confederafes - nov Nm
der an indictment for similay offence, and the
woinaa who came here With him ~ his wffs. h Z
| iewd character, aud, on her return 70 New York,
exposed the conduct Of Thomas and his where
abouts. 81
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Sleighing-FatatR Result OF an AecI
dem, &C.
OF RIoHAosD DAILY DISPATCH

HI.
PETERSBURG, Feb. 18th, 1858.
Sleighing has been the event Of the day. The
snow ceased falling early this morning with light
fall of hail. The streets have been merry all day
with the jingling of bells, and even now, when
the shades of evening are drawing near, the riot
runs high.
John East, the watchman on the Southside rail
road, whose accident was recorded yesterday, died
of his injuries last night. lie leaves wife and
several small children in poor circumstances. The
hoy Walter, belonging to Mr.. Davidson, who was
so badly burned on Thursday, is still in critical
condition.
The Washington Guard, Capt. W. III. Jarvis, have
made arrangements to visit Richmond on the ID
by a steamer, which they have chartered for the
purpose, preerrng rather to dare the perls of the
wave than the inexpressible ills of voyage by
railroad.
There is nothing else to talk about to-day. Com
mercials dull. Prime wheat $l.18. Tobacco, cot
ton, etc, unchanged. Yonrs, BEppo
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MAN WHIPPED TO DEATH WITH HANDSAw.--A let.
ter from Little Rock, Arkansas, under date of the
31th ult says:
On Tuesday, the 5th day Of January, 1858, at
Reids bri3ge, most nhuman act was perpetrated.
About the 1st of January some 81 500 we're stolen
from the widow Reid, at the bridge. negro
woman was forced to confess that she had some
knowledge Of the money. She stated that MIR.
Cobb, in the vicinity had got the money, but Eot
till the question had been often asked ii Cobb had
not got the money.
Eiias Good, the brother of widow Reid, and Mar
tin Bell her in-law, went to Cobb's residence,
took him to the bridge, then sent round the neigh
borhood and gathered number of associates, took
Cobb, stripped him and tied him across log and
whipped him with haud-saw. After whipping
him they started to his brothers, in Prairie eOuu.
ty, twelve miles distant; stopped after going
eight miles, aud whipped him again, then return.
ed to the bridge. At that time the number who
took part in whipping amounted to fifteen. Each
one agreed to give anumber of licks with the hand
saw. Good said he knew the law, and told them
to go ahead, he had barrel of money, and would
pay all expenses. They forced Cobb to drink whis-
key with them-whipped him Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. Then, under some sort OF
moek-trial, commit d him to Jail at this place.
DIR. Webb called at the jail to see Cobb and found
him perfectly black from his bead t. his feet with
large gashes in several parts of his body The
doctor said Cobb could not live, lie fingered in
great agony several days, aud died about the 18th
inst.
Cobb begged the inbuman monsters, while whip
ping him, to shoot him, and end his misery--noi
torture him to death
Cobt's dying declaration was taken, and it ap
pears from circumstances on the examination that
he innocent, as he steadily averred while
living. He has left widow and four children.
Eleven of the murderers have been arrested, and
four have made their escape. A preacher is one
that Kade his escape. Six have been admitted to
bail under bonds of two and four thousand dollars
as accessories, aud five detained in jail for mur
der in the first degree.
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san ARE you A SuFFERER?-A you

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the use Of BAKERS PREMIUM BITrERs, and be
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do upon the blood stomach and bowels, no ordinary
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but yield TO its invigoratng powers and health and
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this asUn Of the year, will prevent colds and
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nj ny condition Let not the afflicted take our word
in recommendation OF this edlcine, but try it for
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converts to its priceless virtues.
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