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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
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EIRCUIAR.-The undersigned, successors 10
~ BOWEN McSAMEE Co., invite special attention 10
their nev magnificent Stock Of FOREIGN AND poAEs
TIC DRY GOODS opening for ~ Spring Trade rhsr
Stock viii erabTsce, u.ua very extensive asortmcn OF
sHhs Rbhoas Millinery Goods, Lsces, Emoroideres, Waite
Gooda Dress Thinning Gloves. Hosiery, Msntissi slso
r,e and beautiful Of Paris Dres Goods adapted the best
city ard Interior trade, ineludos rh French Prints Mains
orr.rdes Bsreges Printed Robes, etc Also Ito which they
tvt tie ,psc, attention Of close buyegl complete ssso
usut Of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STAPLE GOODS
shr.cius shee.ing skirzss, Cloths, CaAs;use. Fsane
yestst Ticks Pantoon STATS, Gnshsns, Printed Lawns
Drlnpg. Ar.cx CAuhrics Mukn de Lanes etc. ipclndns
yer, extensive .ss,en; Of PRINTS American ard English
all the various styles aod brands Also, seomPes sSo'
r~D. Of YANKEE MOTIONS.
It's confidently believed ths stock Of Goods In THIS or
aay ether market worthy Of pubic attention ana Pec
ton Every article offered in all the various depart nent vi"
be soA a. TIE LOWEST MARKET PRICES whaseyer those
prices may be.
An Goods ,hs precisely wa. they represented to be-
or,A.y may returned BY the buyer No palms
win be psred 20 the of the trade generally mer'
chants every Of the country respectfully invited
o examination Of stock before purchasing elsewhere
BOWEN HOLMES Co,
No. so and so Broadway.
ysi, no, intended ty sddips Staple Goods usual
sock 70 make more display Of Silk and Fancy
6oods-on the contrary win be endesvor to make the
h,,er department po.be attractive than ever before
FIRING TRADE NOTICE.
- IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
IN THE UNION.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & 90.
ASr RECEIVING THEIR SPRING TMPoRrArIoSs, AND ARE
EXHIBITING THEIR
s l. T. 5 X o y NJ s,
NOS. 40 AND 81 CHAMBERs-sr, ". y
TIE MOST INTENSIVE EtGSMr. VARiEo' AND COMPLETE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
before offered for sale BY hem and presenting attractions
be et with In Their extensive stores
pop.te to each class Of goods ..Par.s department. and
have us3y distinct stocks IN their warerooms each OF
which viii Be oo%Ys.s Waon. ,pscy1s the articles en-
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
eLorrHsss cLrssis AND cAssiMEREs'
sHA@Ls AND MANTILLAs.
HosIERY AND GLOVES,
DREss TRIMMINGS,
poMEsTIcs AND PRINTS.
To ths Domestic and Pm; pspsmsn. they ca, particular
VII be sold :, the very lowest rates. They have the entire po
-N''' - WARREN PRINTS,
PRINT which has good the retailers through the
country the as than Perhaps any other low priced Pnt
Ths Spsses9 s.9s % D9pn. s isa
CLINTON, GLASGOW, LANCASTER and SCOTCH
GIN6HAhS in every variety.
DOMESTICS
WsMsurTss, HILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
B.IEss MILLS, NEw.YoRg MILLS MERSiNAc
LossDALE, ARkWRIGHr, focAsssr,
EAvMkEIe PATTERSON PEPPERILL,
WHITE Rock, HzBRoS, CABoTT,
hErAMoRA, Lawrence, - ATLANTIC
All the weli.kno~n MAKES Of TicKs. STRIPES and DE-
MINIS, such ss York, Hamilton, Pemberton, etc.
SohGns trade liberal terms they invite notice TO thelf
Hoase-stTeet ana Dunber - above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

SaIpitatian Of Ibe Heart~-Dr s flTCHs HEART
iRpFrTIR ayes 9rompt complete and mos, delightful
~ acton Of the Heart and the dan Ger
.dSen death Kear D.esse as proved N 'ss sDtses.
cfs. . 49, Wi on TIE Heart" snder Book Notces II
s x eoIp mn SD by ali respectable DrIssss and ssoe-
- @Ne fe'An " -" No. ia Broadway. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
THE MODEL SKIRT.

u ITO Jccb~rr only.1
J. WILCOX Cos STANDARD IMPERIAL WATCH
SPRING sTkEL PATENT EXTENSION SKIRT with ADJ
JUsTABLE sUsrLE, asknowsdssd by ~ % Dc me
ne q1sty q ,hs st. p-ror 20 A, IN III. nsri,t and
20 EsEs cost than ne ordinary sfa made b.
ssstErera AIso, nan1 1fs -1gers oftbs stsudard
LEATHER BELTs
vel knovr fer LAKES hsses sn6 Bows. sel. rrnr,.n
s.spe "a sioes 49, frsyshzg Bag, Blsef, "sterPrcoz
,s.6Z n.5ss.,..ry 10 :, g.sr hrRIpEg COM sfoaE ard
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Hobss s-FmnishSng Hardware.
WINDLE Co,
have removed 10 their od s..nd,
NO. SO ghIDEE-LANE, AND
NOS. 25 AND 81 MBEaTY-sr.
Corporal tios Notice.-The Committee on Finance OF
TBURsRAY NEXT 2i;h nst, a. O'clock All P'nons
s tin. .as aG . %sSs
JoaS BRADLEY, Commi;es
jSSEs jaSf. OWES. SiHSAr'' ) Ensnoe.
vdn. Music Made Ea.y.Sh.sy,ee,. g. e,as syfsem fse,
Mdie sAUVAGEOT invi.ss the serious Of the
American pubic 70 ;h ,yeIn the noo5P,.se ~csnts ~
VsT. Of a.: @ s5s i:ss Terms: SIX Do.s for Iwsaty
sons Persons by immediate application can join newly
Roekaway Carriage.-POR SALE. excellent CAR
RA0E Of this pattern ns1s 20 order or ooe or too borsss
but e u,ed Inquire al No sJsferson Market between
Recent Discoveries In Electricity prove It the most
powerful for the Of disease Mos wonder
f Of falling Senses restored Tumors removed NeGrss
Dyspepsia cured Psaytc Hobs made whole such in
.ss Were deemed INT %rscGo9. are no The re' T Of sS.S
invited 70 and Try i No charge for calls inquiry
Mrs. NJ A. Chiffon ElscuoP,th,c Physician,
No. A West lsthst near 5th-av
Delay. are Dangerous sad are often a. The expense Of
Efe. diseases durable in their early development:
DINs sf.s: uoee!. IN The Se.ment ), TBR0IT and LNG
aes.ss y n' s bs~ 'sses vt ss o. Ius ~0fhS lie @'snh
g. L. BEAN Of Boston, will receive visitors a. heoos NO.
is Bond ST. in this city.
Emisrant IntellIsspcs Once and J. Labor p q Exchange
has been removed from No Canal 20 No 81 Worth a. (st
Anthonyrt few Of Broadway No fs4s charged
JAMES p. FAGAN, Superintendent
Card.-JUDGE NGERsoLHs DECIsIoN.-In reporting
poess Ia the NewYork Circuit against Carey,
Howard Sanger and others the rel, parties who trying 20
deaud title making and causing ~ be made vs
fsbrcsons calculated msesd merchants AID nanusc
orer The itse has been bat partially presented
on for preliminary injuncoDs advised By al coun-
sci that upon fol- presentation Of my title upon ns bearing,
the result be In my favor and further am taking
have the matter brought to nt adjudication q, soon az
possible. 10 the time advised 10 prosecute al in-
FINGERS upon rights and tbe parties who have
been and endesyong defaud Of he title sod exc1
sye s purchased by from Charles Goodyear and BY hin
conveyed TO copies Of which titles be procured a.
Office, No. % CourtsDdtst, by persons interested:
New.York City Feb. Is, 1852 HORACE H. DAY.
Leo G. Parker a Bro, No. 259 Washingten-st.,
offer for COO BOXES SUPERIOR CHEESE, the lest
dairies made in LEWIS and HERKIMER COUNTIES.
NEW MACKEREL in halves, quarters, and kits.
EXTRA GEORGES and GRAND BANK GOLDFISH.
sPICED SALMON,
in whole and half cans.
NEW DUTCH HERRING, Ec.
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Bniloirs MateriaIs.

Bniloirs Alaterials.
COAP-STONE from the MfDDLEFIELD
- QUARRIEs In Lots 20 suit, the rough block
sawed into slabs otbervs manufactured. Dsscnpevs
Catalogues srDt by mail on sppllcssion 3,
JOSEPH p. RIEKsON No Wsltst.. Nsv. Yofk, or
JONATHAN CHILD Wes, Worthinstoa Hs<s
TNHE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
l. rzpply The beautiful
BUyS-CoLosEp STONE,
saach enters Into large fmbsr Of the fnsst bo10nee es1A
Usets1 In Eszfork, Baltimore PkHsdepis, to fssy ess
ur1sb the 6ons Of color Nth rose tnee ~.
u vi Be taken sor sny rrt The Atante se<sesis % -
tnlaIA eiasa slkUELP. bINskoRk, oecSstaSy.
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H.
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PROS PECTtIS FOR 1859

The New Volume Of the NEW YORK WEEK
,Lfi ILLUSTRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will
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UsEF UL KNOWLEDGE.

In the Piazza before St. Peters at
Rome stands the most beautiful obelisk
in the world. 1t was brought from
the circns of Nero where it had lain
buried for many ages. 1t was one en-
tire piece Of Egyptian marble, 70 feet
high, IL feet square ut the base, and
3 feet square at the top, and is co,npnt-
cd to weigh above 270 tuns, and it il
supposed to be 5000 years old. Much
engineering skill was required to re-
move and erect this piece Of art; and
the celebrated architect, Dominica
Fontaine, was selected and engaged by
Pope Sextus v. to carry out the opera.
ton. A pedestal 80 feet high, was
butt for its reception, and the obelisk
brought to its base. Many were
the ingenious contrivanccs prepared
for the raising of it to it's last resting
place, all OF which, excited the deepest
interest among the people. At length
everything was in readiness, and day
appointed tor the great event. a great
multitude assembled to witness the
ceremony and the Pope, afraid that
the c'a'nor Of the people might distrac,
the attention Of the architect, issued
All edict containing regulations to be
kept, and imposing the severest penal
ties on anyone who should, during the
lifting Of the gigantic stone utter sin.
gle word. Amidst suppressed cx'
citcmcnt Of feelings and brcathless
silence, the splendid monument was
gradually raised to within few inches
CT the top Of the pedestal, wlie', its
upward motion ceased; it hung SITS
pended and could be got no further
the tackle was too slack, and there
seemed to be no other way than to
undo the great work already accom-.
plished. The annoyed architect, III
his, perPlexity, hardly knew how t.
act, while the silent people were anx
iousiy watching every motion Of his
features to discover how the problem
would be solved. In the crowd was
an old British sailor, he saw the diff
Guilty and how to overcome it, and
with stentorian lungs he shouted "We >
the ropcs!" The vigilant police
pounce on the culprit and lodged him
i'll prison; the architect caught The
magic words, h. put this proposition
in force, and the cheers Of the people
proclaimed the success of the great I'm
dertaking. Next day the British Grim
lnal was solc,nnly arraigned before hi
Holiness; his crime was undeniabl,
prOycd. aud the PODQ in solemn Ian
guage pronounced his sentence to b.
that he should receive a pension
annually during his lifetime. L s.4. ~.
These little facts stored up from Oh
servation can never DO the owner an,
harm, and may some day be of grea
utility; and this story only proves tn.
value Of remembering small things a!
we'll rs great ones, for nothing that i:
useful is too insignificant for man tt
know, and there is no knowledge tina
has not its use. r.. r a.as..-1. d. .-.
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HlMLLNE UNIVERSITY.
RED WING MINNESOTA
FAC U LIT Y,

.@4 2, FAC LTY.F - e. ~
Rev. T.. F. CnAny. D. D.-pre>idcrt, and
Professor Of Mental aud Moral, Science, and
Bellies Lettrcs. e ..-. .,, ..,' ...,, -. ,s
Ray. y u EpwAnns, a. M.--Prcfessor Of
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature:
II. b. WlLLsoS, a. M.--profcsser, OF Mathe-
MATES and xatura! Science. ~ -, ~
Rev. PETER AKEHs, d. D. Professor Of Bib
heal Literature.
CHARLES NJ :CLURE Esq.-Professoro Of Law =
Rev. Max MouAus--Protcsscr [clect) Of Mod
crn Languages. ~..a.s- 9..n-l .yy-g.ll 4 !.r,.r
Miss EMMA Il. Son1N-Preccptress and Teach
cr Of English Branches. arasI -sf-u,fi Z a.:,. ,
PnorEsson ..EEB,cH-Teacher Of Music. f., =;
TERMS.AND VACATIONS.
FIRST Term commences September q, 1888
closes December "a. Second Term begins De
cember 9Th. closes Marcel, 10th. Third Term
commences March 18th, 1859. closes June 18th.
Examinations at tile close OF each tcrw. +~i
Rcd Wing is easy Of access from the interior
ofMinncsota by stages, and from the North and
South by the rivof. 1t is ii place where the
health and morals Of Students will DC guarded
las we'll as at any other scat Of learning in the
West. The Trustees of llaInlinc University
hare run the risk Of IL large outlay in supplying
u corps Inexperienced tcachcrs. and confidently
ask t patronage Of this part Of the Northwest
Lett 8 directed to tho President will receive
pro, ut attention.. ri . .i.,,f. ...'i! IL.
] ocourse OF study embraces Mental nnc
Mo i Science, and i;elles Letters, Chemistry
an Natural Philosophy Mathematics, Mechan
jic. Surveying and Civil Engineering Gree;
Il, Latin Languages; Hebrew and Bib!ica
tcrature {; Law; Modern Languages; Eng
lish Language and Literature Primary an6
Acadcmical course. a..f..., ~
lsis extensive ami thorough; practical ant
complete classical and scientific
Ladies' admitted 10 lcassesin the University
Students completing the Law course receive
tho degree Of Bachelor Of Laws.
EXPENSES.
Boarding, $3.50 per week. Tuition, Priinar,
Department., LIST Glass, $3.50; Cd Glass, $3.50
Preparatory, 500; "a Glass, 81 90 Collegiate
$1,000; Law, $500 per term. Modern Lam
guages $500 extra. Music: with use Of Piano
sl4,oo. Painting Or Drawing. $500. Oil Paint
ing. $500. Wood, lights and other incidental
| heap. - ,--~ -..-L glossy
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Cor. Of the Boston Transcript.
GLIMPSES Ar THE SENATE.

: =. .. WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. %, 80.
Some weeks ago I took advantage Of
leisure hour to drop into the Senate
galleries, and as I seated myself was
conscious Of an unusual silence through
out the hall. The spectators were nu-
merous, and most of the Senators in
their places. One of them was speak
ing III measured tones, and was appa-
rently much affected. He was deliver
ing a cnlogy on the distinguished SOL
der and legislator, and a brother in
arms. lie spoke Of the dreadful day
Of Cerro Gordo. Of 4 wound there re!
ccivcd,-(one which even now aston
ishcs the surgical world, that any one
could be so fearfally stricken and yet
survive)--hc spoke of lying in a ruined
hut with the blood streaming from the
easily wound in his chest, expecting
every moment to be summoned into the
presence of his God, when he was ap
preached by an officer, bcgrin,mcd
with the mOke Ut battle, and flushed
with the consciousness of Il victory Just
gained. Taking the hand Of the suf
fering soldier, nc said to him: "My gal
liant friend, be Of good cheer. If you
must die, aud survive this war, will
take good carcof your memory at
homer A.. A., ~, -. To-.
The Senator spoke Of another day
that day Of twenty battles, when the
city Of Mexico fell at last beneath our
arms, and he lay again wounded-the
same man came to him, with the same
soothing words. "And now," said the
speaker,''let it be my duty to add my
voice in testimony Of the worth Of the
noble, gallant Quitman, and do Justice
to his memory" As he spoke his voice
tremblcd and he sat down overcome by
the memories ofthe past rs they crowd
cd thick upon him. He is plain look.
ing person, Of medium height, rather
slender, and with strongly marked feat.
ures. He has pleasant voice, and an
open, smiling, kindly face. He is not q
great debatcr, nor is he among the first
in the Senate; but he is ono Of those
persons whose voice, manner and ex-
preston draw you insensibly towards
him, whatever difference you may en-
terrain politically. fancied that a
slight accent betrayed his foreign birth;
but this may be mere fancy. 1t is
Shields Of Minnesota. 8r gFf !
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,., Ri r ETH TO I'D
J.C. BuRbAxx & o.,st. PAUL, Mimi, r
G. W. WooLEy Il Co.. st. Paul, u %
JNo. LoRAIN y Co., Gulena, H., ..'.....
OsDES s. Corrs. Burlington, Iowa,
WARDEN & SuALER, st. Louis, Mo-, 81
SNYDER Il CO.. Fulton City,
b., ARMSTRONG 4 Co., Lake City, MINI. ma,
Red Wing, March II, 1850. .a.l pt. 1857
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, i.iiG it17'G0I! SIoI12 fJ%-T,s !r141 4 Il li.,i
Hardware, Tinware,
: STOW I S -: f:
Mechanics Tools, Building Materials, Sash
Glass. Agricultural Implements, &c., &c.,
has the pleasure of Offering to the citizens Of
Red Wing and the surrounding country, the
LARGEST, BEST, AND CHEA PEST
assortment Of Goods in bis line ever offered
to their notice, comprising every variety Of
SHELF HARDWARE, NAILS, VICES,
. BELOW s; eANv11.S, D RIFLES, /
: -: '.@ CHAINS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, q
= PUMPS. LEAD PIPE, n
!. nit ~ MILL WHEELS, rM1LL& Il .J,!4
! CROSSCUT SAWS, % -4@@ "
'.'>' FILES, AXES, ! 49,. - =, : Z +;
l.. SCALES, zl2ty- EIuo
j 70 7,s - GRIND STONES. @ 2'% 81. - ~
BUILDERS HARDWARE, &C., &c: r
His stock Of iron is complete, consisting Of
Perry, &igo, ?Stcedish, English, ! any
+ ya& 3 :G : American Refined. ,gsigf -nu@ir
Farmers will do well to examine his stock Q
prod Agricultural Implements l.. ..l1
Including Paows, Cult,vators, Reapers, Now
ers, Seed Drills, Cradles, Scythes, 1Rakes, &c.
His stock of ''i' '''':z 9''i 81. ~ >..'I -
TIN, Shcetiyo,e and Japa,,ed Ware,
Is the largest IN town. X and he is constantly
manufacturing, having the best and most
experienced WORKAlEN, he is preparedsto
do to order all kinds Of
Sheet Iron, Tin, and Copper Work.
S TO re S,
| Of these his assortment is unsurpassed,
PARLOR STOVES, .1ai..,. l'''1
OFFICE STOVES, t1dA
- HOTEL STOVES,
Low and elevated oven COOK STOVES Of
every size, style; pattern and dimension in
the universe, all OF. which he holds at prices
lower than was ever before offered!
| Get ready for winter, and for winters
work and sport. Ei'H@ SLEIGH SHOES
bnE >romiir>f HORSE SHOES,
.-sa: SLEIGH BELLS,
SKATES,
| Ill s"i WHIPS, s1.''I4F,:' s '"'E. '~t. I
SADDLERY HARDWARE, and every
thing necessary Or useful for the season.
His terms are cash.! lbs prices Lov!
His principle is to do right, and sell cheap,
Regardless Of the Consequences.
And such as are in want Of anything in the
Hardware line are requested to give him q
call before purchasing elsewhere, they will
save money by SO doing f. L. BAKER.
Main street, Red Wing, Nov. 6, 1858. :. III.
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ConsujmDDtiyes5 do not DesyDDair!1

Z" ~ AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR, ,UNcAs BRANT, while q
Missionary among the In
dams of the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered i.rRARE
PLANT, that proves to be a
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
business. he will send the
prescription and direct ms
for preparing the medicine
+ :ee # Mu,ge to, ali who de-
sire it, and will send to his
agent, enclosed two stamps
6 cents), to pay the return
letter, with u description OF
their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cared INC re than
5000 cases ~ Gmsumotim
alone, and hopes all afaict
cd people will avail them
selves Of this opportunity
us the Doctor wishes to do
all the good he can before
he dies. Address all letters
to. DANIEL ADEE. .t
Box?53l P.O. New York,
Who is sole agent. <.n
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The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
100 CINCINNATI, ONO. =;
vNRE SPRiNG SESSION Of 1859 will commence on
L Wednesday the 9th OF February and contn-
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to practical Anatomy. and with am
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
|ptal. .gq, ,e.,t = s,fr' t.--,-..... ,...-. .
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
lows - 1't'3 .|si<'4 q -. "' -'''ss.
J::E. st. JOHN, MD, a. z4s
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
M j. +. JUDGE, NJ. d.,
Professor ofChcmistry and Pharmacy.
AL. HOWE, NJ. d.,
10 ~ ha" Professor Of Surgery. - jas. lazy
s.t. C. H. CLEyELANi), NJ. d., a..... -
Professor Of Materia Medica ard Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD. NJ. D., Gi'
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
44rr J. Il. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., ;-ra-..~.
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
h"""H Institutes Of Medicine. ~-t5 .rE.i
er;rsysf,l JOHN KING, M. d., .-,,or =.
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Woman
2''' u .'7~@&G and Children. ne1 .s,snt ri
! The Terms for the Session will DC the same
as heretofore, viz :--Matriculation, $500
Tuition. $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket $500.
y Every Student i required to engage in dlsscc-
ton one session before graduation. Gradua-
alton, $500. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optional) $500 .,7aa~afae .,,frnt,5 "a
The Lecture Rooms are ,.cwly finished neat,
and com Portable. and in a central lotality (ir
College hall, Walnut Street), where students
will find il convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for tho session may be obtained Of the
Dean ofthe faculty. at his Office, No. II 3 Smith
Street, or of Prof. c. II. CLEVELAND, Secretary
4ftAe FGculty, NJ. 1S9 Seventy street. near Elm.
.loey.EsN i1l JOHN MING, N. D.: Dean. p
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