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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-26

The builders, strike I'm London.

The strike which the builders Of the great
metropolis of Britain have made is of more
than ordnar..' significance. Forty or fifty
thousand men have entered into a league,
and solemnly resolved they will work but
nine hours day. A meeting was held in
Hyde Park, attended by 10000 persons
The proceedings were characterized by a
sturdy determination of tone. Mr.. Facey, a
painter, presided. The movement, he said,
had not originated with dissatisfied men,
but had been caused by the tyranny Of the
employers, and the evils inflicted upon the
working classes by what was called the sys-
TEN of political economy Their forefathers
had fought their way to liberty through
blood and death The force of reason was
now stronger than that of the sword
Other speakers denounced the employers
and political economy as understood in
England. Eighty provincial houses bad
sided with the workmen.
Ii seems that the London Times has taken
ground against the laborerS who, considering
themselves aggrieved, have sought satisfac-
tion by formally executing the Z" thunderer '
in one of the public parks. These great
movements of the people are evidences Of
the existence of something beneath the sur
face, to which politicians and statesmen toe
seldom direct their attention. The laboring
men OF England have entered n protest
against outrages which they have too pa.
tiently borne for a long series OF ages. The
movement is avowedly "moral one, but
it is inaugurated under auspices far more
imposing than those which presided al
the birth of that great revolution which re-
suited in the accession of the Protector
! Cromwell.
The legitimate inquiry is made, why mere
| labo- is required than was deemed necessa.
ry in former eras? why, in the progress o
enlightenment the burdens of taxation
| should increase? The interest of the heavy
drafts of war, during the last century and 4
! half, has been met by the millions who toi
! for their daily bread, and who have waited
| patiently for the fruits of their labor. The
| laborers' in every department, declare thai
they have not only received no benefits fol
their sacrifices, but are only involving them
selves in deeper pecunidry responsibility
from age to age.
The employers have also combined, and
it is said, asked the interference of govern
ment in their behalf The fifty Thousand
men that have demanded reform are not il
| rebellion against the government of Victo
ria; they have been guilty of no crime
they represent the great protective classes
the brawny hands and stalwart arms tha
have borne the proud flag OF Albion conquer
ing and to conquer through the world they
are ready again to encounter the prolonged
aud awful perils of a Peninsular war; they
are ready for the burning sun of India o.
the deadly strife of Waterloo; all they ash
is slight return for :" the deeds that thei
fathers have done" They desire bread fo
their families, and relief from the tolls O
galley slaves.
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THE NATURALIZATION QUESTION. In re-
lation to the effect in Europe of Cass' last
letter about naturalization, We quote the fol-
lowing from the European Times: .a
"The German powers, however distastefnl
it may be to them, will give way, and they
will respect the rights Of Germanic Ameri-
cans, wh return from the far West with a
handsome amount OF dollars, with which 70
pass the evening of their days in their native
country. Ii is a remarkable fact, that there
is no great power in the world, with so
small an army or navy as the United States,
and yet which makes itself more feared and
respected abroad"
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The News.

RG Ex-Governor Stevens has been re-
elected, by considerable majority, dele
gate to Congress for Washington Territory.
nA. A letter from Brescia speaks of the
large number Of Hungarians deserting from
Verona and Mantua, and says, they have
decided to emigrate to America rather than
trust any amnesty which Austria can
grant" -.'- '- '.- "'i- l''
nsA. The West Troy Democrat says there
is a bright intelligent little fellow in the va
lage who is unable to hear with his cars
When he wants to hearhe opens his mouth,
and can hear as distinctly as any one, ss q
seH- The first American woman that ever
landed in Japan was Mrs. Bailey, She
was surrounded and followed by large
crowd of japanese, but all their movements
were perfectly respectful. -e-.t ,-.. ..
BaS- The Providence Journal, of the 10th
inst, says that fifty-fve bushels of clans, and
nine hundred pounds of fish, were baked in
one heap, at Rocky Point, for Baptist ex-
cursion FROM Boston. A i-a t llt-
ass- At the Queens ball, in London, re-
Gently, the Duchess of Richmond carried
$50, 600 on her head in the shape of a dia-
mond tiara. --.. ......t.....-.,
HeA. Greenwood Cemetery, near New
York city, was founded in June, l840, and
from that month up to the 23d ult, sixty.
nine thousand aud forty bodies took up their
residence in that silent city.
rsa.A few years ago the Duke of Tusca-
| nv imprisoued the Madiai for circulating q
| few copies of the Word of God. To-day the
Duke is fugitive from his kingdom, and
the Madiai are busily engaged in circulating
the Scriptures, the Provisional Government
OF Tuscany having proclaimed freedom o.
conscience and full religious liberty. r. --.
Be- The annual report of the Chambel
of Commerce, of New York, states that til,
quantity of brown sugar used by the re
iiners annually in that city is about two
hundred and fifty millions of pounds (ll2,.
900 tons) producing, ut an estimate of sixty
per cent, over sixty thousand tons o
refined sugar.
8k5 The Baden government has recently
made some declarations regarding the expa
triation question Ii is declared that tn,
government of Baden does not requir
American naturalized citizens, who hay
been subjects in Baden, to perform dut,
there in case they return, even if they hav
emigrated without consent-that is, if the,
return merely for a visit. 1t is presume'
that the expatriation controversy here, an
the last letter of Gen. Cass, has had whole
some influence abroad. ' h-'--.'t >-
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Discovery OF AN IsLAND.-Capt. Robert
D. Eldridge, of the bark Amdzon, of Fairha-
ven, has discovered an island in the Pacific
ocean, several hundred miles from any land
laid down on the chart Capt. Eldridge says
of the island: . ..--.r. .-
II is in latitude % 45\ ", and longitude
l16o 35> W, very low and dangerous, and
is, Iexpect, the last resting place Of thecrew
of some of the ships which have been miss
ed in years gone by. ! ran along the lee
side, within pistol shot of the beach, but it
was too rough to land; and, after convinc-
ing myself that there were no living people
upon the island, squared away again. On
the highest part of the island is house, ap-
parently built from pieces of a wreck, with a
flagstaff at one end, from which still bangles
the halyard blocks. Near the house were
seyeral little lIammocks, each with a tall
upright stone upon it, evidently the graves
of the poor fellows who had escaped irom
the wreck of their vessel, and died on thi:
dreary spot, where, perhaps, they had spent
months in vainly looking for a passing sail
TO relieve them from their weary prison.
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y DIsCoNsoLATE SovEREIGN.-The young
King of Portugal is in a sad state of mind
since the demise Of his consort. He wed
her for love, aud was one of the most at
tached OF loving husbands. His consort was
a model of goodness. and the whole country
mourns with its sovereign in his bereaye-
ment. The following expression of the
Kings sentiments to his friend the Duke OF
Terceira, is good evidence of the sort OF
man who rules Portugal: "There are few
consultations for grief such as affiicts me
Ii is sad to have known the greatest mis-
fortunes at the age of ambition and of the
illusions that usually accompany it. | am
resigned to my lot, and will fulfill my du-
ties for what my lot is, and not for what il
might have been To do this need only
the example OF the consort 4 have lost be-
fore had scarcely begun to appreciate the
treasure it was my happiness to possess; it
was a heart for this world and soul for
Heaven My people and myself have been
fellow sufferers conscience tells me never
to forsake them, as they have never forsaken
me-"
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nM- Madame Ristori, the queen of TRACE
dy Is announced, by the EOening Post, on
the authority of private letter from Paris,
as soon TO visit the United States to give q
series of dramatic matinees.
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a FINE GLOSSY STARCH.-To those who
desire to impart to shirt bosous, collars, and
other fabrics, that fine and beautiful gloss
observable on new linens, the following re-
cipe for making gum arabic starch will he
most acceptable, and should have a place in
the domestic scrap-book of every woman
who prides herself upon her capacity of a
house-keeper, and the neatness of her own,
her husbands, and her family's dress, and
If she does not take pride in them, her hus-
band is an unfortunate man:
Take two ounces of white gum arabic
powder, put it into pitcher, and pour on
to tia pint OF boiling water, according to
the degree of strength you desire, and then,
having covered it, let it stand all night. In
the morning pour it carefully from the dregs
into clean bottle; keep it for use. A Ia.
blespOontul of gum-water, stirred into Q
pint OF starch that has been made in the
usual manner, will give lawns-either black
or printed-a look of newness, when moth
ing else can restore them after washing. Il
is also good, much diluted, for thin white
muslin and bobinet.-Natioa0lF Free Press
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"oAO Il n 81 LIZ IND RETAIL
~ BOOK STATIONERY STORE.
just received and for sale by the sub ~
scriber, large aud splendid assortment 81
Of Books and Stationery, consisting in ~
part Of COO Resms OF Cap, Letter and
Note Paper 500 ouires Of Blank Books, from i0c.
Memorandum Books Of all kinds (; also, large as
sortment of School Books Bibles OF all kinds; all
kinds Of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens Of all
kinds Steel Pens of every brand; Gold and Sils sc
PenhOlders and Pencils Pocket Books and Port
mOnnais of every description Musical Instruments
ct all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Pencils Ink
and lnkstands and many other articles too nu.
mefous to mention all OF which will he sold at the
very lowest price Tor cash. j. HEALY,
Fosters Block, corner of Main and First streets.
augl4 an
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN e; HA.,hILocK.

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE.
AGENT, l
ApJUsrER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIc.
He continues 10 issue Policies from several First
Class and mast reliable .-.#t b. .,.,... A.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire RISKS He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend TO the Adjustment of Losses
of every description under policies from other
agencies, aud attend To the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE., for parties in
terested. His long experience an INSURANCE
AFESr, has made him familiar with all subject Is
connected with Insurance.
re- Office. Marble Hall Building, No. o Main st
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RATES OF .fDV.ERTIsE.N'G.

: ) : : 5 !:
iDst- SOL IS IOol Is 50 70
Da5- T5i 10 sol l 80 % 70
DUO. col l sol lT5l 225 27s S5
4 Dogs. / / 25 90 50 Is 75 Is
5 Dasv IsO 2lO 2 SOL 80 4so 4 30
WsrE. 80 2 Is col IS so 5 %
Wal. 90 s75 col IS 5oI SO
Ws~ks OOl $50 600 7sO 900 10 20
/ Mo. 4 OOI 600 col 10 % II 90 IA 20
2 MOS. s OOl s rs IN so ls IS 10 90 Is IS
5 MO''. sol II 25 Is 90 ls IS q so % -
Nos so IL rs II COL q Is 2o so - 10
. 80. 10 90 Is 90 20 90 25 90 80 oo 20 %
. 3io's. / Is col ls SO 26 90 81 so 80 90 a. 50
II Moe is 90 % so 80 90 81 5O - D a2 5o
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marls No. S First street, Evansville, Ind
~ m. COOK sO.N:-"I SAY, jon

~ N. COOK y SO.N.-"I SAY, JOHN,
Ao what crowd is that near Y. III. Conk & Son :"
go, tat Is "A lot of customers going to and from u.
III. Cook x Son continually. L am told they are re-
ceiying new goods almost every day. and suppose
the crowd is greater than usual Ii must be admit
ted that the great crowd you going to and from
r.. ii. Cook 4 Son is the best evidence in the worl
that they have the largest and best assorted stock
in the city, and sell at very low prices but friend,
when you 20 there to trade. always take the cash,
for cash on the nail is their motto. must say,
before commenced dealing there had hard work
to get along, but since commenced getting my
supplies Of u. III. Cook & Son, i am getting rich"
ssThat is sufficient, John convinced, aud am
going to give them trial:" And my word for it,
if YOU do YOU never will trade anywhere else for
VI hat you want in their line.'' jylS
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ID Lights, s-lO Sash, 3, 6, and IL. each. a..
-. 100, :, ,o,s m -r E,.1 r-a.
1000 {" 5l0-l6 and 10-l2 Sash. O.
100 Pannel Doors, assorted sizes. d.. sl
go Boxes Glass; assorted sizes. Just received
and for sale low, by WHEELER & RIGGS.
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UIaEE .N-0rIcE, ET.sRI.B0DY..

II We have on hand, and are manufacturing TO
order, all kinds Of Frnges, Buttons, Cord Tassels,
dc. Ladies wishing the above named articles,
would do well to give call before purchasing Z
elsewhere, as they can get what they want We
also wholesale to merchants by the piece or yard,
that it viii be object for them to give their
orders All orders sent will be filed with neat
ness and dispatch
We also keep a assortment of SEWING MACHINES
constantly on hand. Wheeler & Wilson's, j. NJ.
Singer d Co.'S, and five different kinds Of Single
Thread Machines. We have an adjustable Binder
and Hemmer. All persons having Machines vii do
well to send order for these articles, they
are great saving of labor. Price OF each S5. 80
+. NJ, SELLMAN, Agent,
marlS No S First street. Eyansyille. Ind
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u. MH4 Els.

]" M " q ~ II =,
"o IMPORTER.-''Smail
Profits and Quick Sales" Is the
motto at J. W. HUGHES
Wholesale Queen-ware Store,
No. Is Main street, Evans
Vile, Indiana.
$50 crates English Queens
ware just received from the
English PUttcries, for sale low.
47O pkgs Glassware, "A little
below the market price. Fo
lT2 boxes Looking Glasses,
q Pretty Picture. For sale b,
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ID SOLDIERS KILLED.
An arrived just Ia from the East, consisting OF
tremendous lot OF DRY GOODS, sueh Dress
Silks Challice, Marseiles, Calico Bleached Muslin
factries, Shoes for every age, Stee-spring skirts
for ALL and of every variety appertaining 20 full
stocked Dry Goods Store-which will be sold low
for cash, at MILLER NIEHAUS,
iea2 a Main street
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Evansville Commercial College
DONALD FIsHER.........

FISHER & B0LUSS, l
XDa-l So FOUNDERS, Px.VTSHRRS,
ID Steam Pipe and Gas Filters, cornsr Of Pine
and First streets Evansville Indiana respectfully
the public thar any orders entrusted their
charge in the above branches Of business, will be
executed With pronptnsss, and in the hrst style OF
workmanship. u ..-..t. -.
variety Of Brass work constantly on hand and
manufscturedt rder. Strict attention paid - Lo-
connective and Distiilery work. Steam Ganges, Gas
aud steam Pipes always ready. 4. .--....-- o.
Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Cop
per, Brass aud Zinc. decl3-lyd
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Clubs Of Is or more.-.-'

10 their Oxn immediste business, In their owr name;
and al advertisements for the benefit OF other
nersons a. well as legal advertisements and adver-
tIsements Of anction sales and advertisements with
the name of other persons, sent in by them, must
Be paid for az the usual rates.
No No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
,creoration, society, association or public meeting
and no communication designed to call attentfon 70
.ny matter of limited of individual interest can oe
inserted unIesss paid for as an advertisement
Itna Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
scrftnued unless order 10 that effect Is lett az
he Onice and when discontinued in less than Q
wear the price Of the whole year will be charged.
nc. Legal advertisements hereafter, viii DE pup,
,Is At the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and
not alay.ble for legal proceedings, but colectable
n cur usual time.
no Our terms for Job Work aud transient adver'
tiscn,ents are CASH.
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IL FROM THE SEATOF WAR l.ICH
Come at lasti The very same lot of Dry Goods
for which the fair portion of the creation, the La
dies OF our beautiful citv, have been waiting 30
long has 1t last arrived per steamer Duneifb, and
are now ready f0r sale. We cordially invite
friends, and especially lady customers, 10 call at
store, f3 Main street. and select articles
ding TO taste and convenience. Don't forge AZ
Main street. [myS0l MILLER a NIEHAUS.
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mo PHOTOGRAPH .f.Y.D .f.nBRO-
AD.ME.N1 sTR.sTOWs s.sLR-BI'

ID.MxyN1 STR.ETOHS SAL R-BY'
81 virtue Of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas OF yanderburgh county. Indiana, viii sell,
at the Court Honse door in Evansville, ON the 81
day of September, A. ID. 1859, at two O'clock Z. NJ,
Lots 10 and IL, Block 100, in Lamasco, called in
Nsnderbnrgh county, Indiana, being the real estate
of Jacob Esponched, deceased. .- 40
Terms of sale, one-third cash, onethird in six
aud one-t hird i'm twelve months, with interest aud
approved security BALLARD SMITH,
jy23- -1td14tw Adm'r Of Jacob Esponcheid's Est.
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II 0OM HERR-1E.AD TINS.
IA/If you want to get good Hay.
IL you want to get good Corn,
If you want to get good Oats, ee
II you want to get good Bran.
II you want to get good Crushed Feed,
Ii you wantt get good Chicken Feed,
IL yon want to get good Corn Meal,
10 you want to get good Timothy Seed,
If you want TO get good Grass Seeds of any and
every kind, call at RUST0N'S Feed and Seed Store,
under the Telegraph 0fice, where You can be ac-
commodsted as cheap as the cheapest, and as good
the best delivered in any part Of the city free OF
drayage Recollect, at Rrsl 0N'S, on Water street.
Jast received, my first shipment by Canal, 100
tons of nrst-rate new Timothy Hay, and fct sale
cheap. --- fsept2sl X. s. II.
ACSf RRCA lH.ED, RXPHESsLA y
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. ~
casks Dupey d Co.'S Brandy, ''1sfS."
"a :. 0sbcrne's old Port Wine. ~.z7 AZ
"a Old Madeira .fHa
- Pale Sherry
so boxes superior Claret
pipe Pure Holland Gin
1Punchson OF hne Jamaica Rum ef 1852
casks Genuine Barclay 4 Perkins Porter. =
In pints and quarts
5casks Genuine scotch Ale--s.Muirs.'
In pints and quarts.
~ baskets Heidsick's Sparkling Chsmpagne
The above articles We guarantee 10 be in every re
speet as described. ALLIS 4 H0WES,
my3l Water street.
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W.sRR. W-O0D W.s re

~ Cedar Tubs, Cedar Buckets, Cedar Churns,
Pine Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Well Buckets Horse
Buckets, Oak Stable Buckets, Cedar and Pine do,
Flour Cans, Sugar Cans, Butter Buckets, Market
Baskets Clothes do, Feed do. Large assortment
of Fancy Baskets, Cedar Fawcets, Lemon Squeezers,
Potato Washers, Beef Msuls, Rolling Pins, Clothes
Pins, sawed and spring; Half Bushel, Peck, Halt
Peck, and Quarter Peck Measures Yankee Peck
and Half do, combined, Towel Roais, Knife Boxes
aud Baskets, de-, &C. For sale at ~. .r1-.---l 4
aug6 z. III. COOK SONS. .
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HGA.N-TO.t. TED COMPANY, ~. y.
u Jnst received now aud in store, from the above
establishment t-f l.t -.-fs 80 ~ al.
8 u chests Young Hyson Tea, ass'd grades.
DO do Old Hyson, an extra article. "
q 3do do Gunpowder, assorted grades. cd
3do do Imperial, do do.
6 do do Oelong or Blk do do. . E.
-a. do do Souchong or ERgiish Breakfast Tea.
In the above lots are some Of the best grades OF
Tea ever offered this markst at retail. .Ir
Consumers will pleAss take notice, that these
teas new fresh importations, and not old stock
that has been on hand for years. We will guaran-
tee, a better article for the price paid, than you
are usually in the habit of getting. Call and
prove il. Also-CaC dies and package Teas always
on hand. NICKERY BROS, -l-
iel4 rs..... t. 50 Main street.
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NUMBERS
MISCELLANEOUS,

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
. 10 es3i iIOUTSTTLLE,9E E1r NTUCKY. syz-lZ ~
NIHR LECTURES I.N' THIS L.N-STf-
II tuition viii commence on the first Monday m
November aud continue four mouths. During Oe-
tober preliminary lectures will be delivered at the
Hospital and College without additional charge. Z
. - r-a4. - FACULTY. go -...- -
BENZ. W. DUDLEY, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor
HENRY Nj. BULLITT, NJ. n, Professor OF The
ory and Practice Of Medicine. jl9l Gs9Q fal "a
JOHN HARDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Clinical Medicine. go =
CIV. WRIGHT, III. d. Professer Of Medleai
I Chemistry.
n. b! MAsssHALL. N. D., Professor of Materia
Z Medica and Therapeutics. 49,. -.
MIDDLETON GOLDSMITH, NJ. D. Professor cf
the Principles of Surgery aud Clinic al Surgery a
w. ID. STIRMAN, NJ. D., Professor on Anatomy.
CIV. BAYLESs, NJ. d., Professor OF Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy --- ~ -
DAVID CUMMINS, NJ. D., DemonstratOr, ---.-@--
-fEEs.--Each Professor SI5-full course Sle5- ,a.
O. w BAYIESS. M. D.,
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or large and prompt buyers Who meet their obi
CATIONS when due, will find me fully - -.--.r
''''--'4' PREPARED go ~ ~
to meet them In prices as low the same goods
can be purchased East and laid down in Evansville,
my business being almost exclusively at WH0LE-
SALE CHARLES. s. WELLS,
MARI Sign of the M mn Saw I3 First street.
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L1SVV VI N n - LUZ" n q ~ Ut
OA & SONS, for they have just received this day;
f.a bags extra choice old Govt Java Coffee,
do prime Laguayra Coffee,
q do choice Rio do,
3 bbls double Refined Cracked Loaf sugar,
!, do do do Crushed Sugar,
do do do standard Pow Sugar
do prime New York Golden Syrup,
25 bxs assd Scaled and Madalein Herring,
% bxs Western Reserve Cheese,
Is bushels White Beans.
tylz No. % Main street and First 1t.
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TFE.ns or sUssCRHPTIOJN'

Daily Psper; .=,..;,..' =; ~ eo
(MaiIe-fl--..-- u w
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