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GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS
Family Sewing Machine.

FUVHE undersigned, CLsrcrxrs Of various den omins.
BIRsH s4d XXI TS
SEWING NA(HINE," take pleasure in recommend
ing as an instrument fully combining the essentials
" sood machine. Its beautiful sim plicy. Of
management, and the strength and elasticity Of its
UNITE to render IL machine unsurpassed hy any
:" .e ana one which feel confident will give
s"''''"ei"h 10 All VINO may purchase aud use it,
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Co-TartncrsGIp Notice.

(OsfIrtncrShIp Notice.
Title undersigned entered into partnership on the
4 10th day of October 1859 and occupy the foundry
and machine shop formerly owned and used by Gridicy
Cogswell Co., and their successor, William Cogswe
where they will tinue the business under the
and style of WA. Cogswe Co. Any business in their
line that the former customers OF the old shop may IA
them with, shall be promptly and faithfully fuI nsh
ed according to order. NM. CoGSWELL
feblS WILL. II. ". CCSHMAE.
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NJ l |. /. l y l.. Il 4
Hiss IslSI SlI

MOULD call tie attention or the iadc. 20 a lars-
w nni choice selection 81 SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS. which sh. will b. happy show
a. hcr rooms, second door north Of the Mansion
House, in the formerly occupied Drug
Ladics. please give = a call
Bleaching and pressing done. apr
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IN WHITE GOODS.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.

am determined to MAKE tls trade Of the lead
ing branches business, and sIch wife attcn
zion to ny splendid .tock Of
FANCY CAsSINEREs, Ei:oADCLoTIIs L yESTINGS
In this department; grea, pains has been taken
lect styles Of desirable goods and ! can SNOW
better stock than before offered IN ;hs market.
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ELECTIONS milwaukee elected Demo
cratic Mayor and entire Democratic ticket
for city officers on Tuesday by over 1000
majority. The Democrats carried every
wald. This is q substantial Democratic
triumph, as the Republicans made a de-
ternnined fight and had entertained hopes
Of CARRYING the city
Freeport, in this State, was carried on
Tuesday by the Democracy, by a large ma
iority. II 1856. Fremont carried Frecport
10y 400 majority.
Woodstock, in McIIenry county, elected
the regular Democratic ticket over the
Republicans by about 100 majority.
Dixon also went Democratic on Tues
day, the frs; time III five years
SO also Aurora, a city which gave Ere
mont 400 majority.
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Or. w. II. WESCOTT.

Buffalo Analytico Medical Institute
Esfobshed for the treatment Of al chronic diseascs
hR. WESCOTT visits Ottawa regularly every four
IL and six weeks.
OTTAWA, GEIGER HOUSE APRIL 9th, 1860
lie treats successfully Consumption, Diseases Of the
LINN gs, Liver, Heart and Kidneys, Catarrh Peurisy,
rheumatism, Gout. Dropsies Nervous Diseases, Apo.
Pexy Palsy, Epilepsy Fits Asthma Phtisc, Neu-
g'a Diabetes Gravel, Scrofua. Hip Diseases Ulcers,
plants. ' "
sIn Tx well or tear down to build up again. CON
FREE. spll
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CO.PartncrshiP Notice.
YINHE unde rsigned have formed a co-partnership
Il der the firm and style Of
=. CUSUMAN, TRUE 4 CO.,
For the transaction of General Banking and Ex-
change business, at the
RANK OF OTTA VA,
And soe the patronage Of friends and the former
customers Of the Bank. WILL. H. W. CUSHMAN,
apS True WATERMAN.
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WAsHISCToS ITENs-Extracts from the
Correspondence of the Cincinnati EnTlirer,
April !.
find that strenuous efforts are being
made in this city by the opponents of
Judge Douglas TO convince northern dele
gates to the Charleston Convention that
the South is SO much opposed to him that
his nomination would insure defeat in No
vcmber next. The contrary is really the
fact
Southern men are not opposed to Judge
Douglas, and Southern men write to this
city that if the friends of Judge Douglas
from the Northern states will stand by him
in the Convention, they will secure his
nomination, and secure larger vote for
him in the South than any candidate for
the Presidency has ever received. 1t is
only necessary for you to refer to your eX-
changes to satisfy yourself of the kindly
disposition of Southern men toward the
claims of Judge Douglas, and the enthusi-
asm with which he will be supported
n. .JERsEY.-Certain Administration men
unhesitatingly assert that the delegates
selected by the Trenton Convention to rep
resent them at Charleston will not sup
port Judge Douglas. 1t 10 true that all of
the delegates are not in his favor, but it is
equally true that eight out of the fourteen
are for him, fist, last and all the time.
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From EURorE.-The latest advices report
that Tuscany Parma, and the Roma.na
have decided almost unanimously by pop
ularvote in favoI of annexation to Sardinia,
and that the King of Sardinia has conclu-
ded to accept, at least SO far as Tuscany
and Parma are concerned. Lewis Naro-
leon consents to let the people of Savoy
and Nice vote on the question of annex
alton to France, and if they decide against
it, then they are to be erected into a sepe-
rate state.
Napoleon as well as the Pope, strongly
oppose the annexation of any of the popal
territory to Sardinia, and Victor Emanuel
appears to be in great strait about the
matter. Meantime, the feeling in some of
the papal states is growing more intense
against the Pope. A letter from Rome says:
The agitation is so gaeat, it is doubtful
whether the French army will be able to
restrain it much longer
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YANKEE NOTIONS.

Everything tina. &. useful. ererythns that besuii-
,Il, and everything that you Cannot do without.
SKIRTS FOR - CENTS.
am selling the very best MAKE. OF Hoop Skirts 10
springs. for - cents.
500 Hclr .S:trts. from 80 rcn,s 10 81 ea-h
Il is impossible here all, suffice it to
say iha; the Peoples Cheap may found eve
ryitinS ihat &. usually kept in
First i;l.> DRY Goods SfOrc
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.


LOWER PRICES.
Than any other Millinery establish nent in the CITY.
Mrs. GREGG has secured the services Of e only Sci
enthc Dress Maker in the city and i. prepared do
Dress Making in all its branches usual.
Madame DEaoEEsTs celebrated patterns for Dresses,
Basqnes, Sleeves. Under Garments, and Children.
Dresses, received monthly and for sale
French and American Stamped Embroidery, OF
ami beautiful designs.
Bonn-ts blcach-d q md pressed by n process
Call and Mrs. Gregg Main ST. opposite .ie
Mansion House, in the store formerly occupied by C.
r. Pratt & Co fapT-:f SARAH GREGG.
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My Linen Department

Was never so full ~ at present. Irish Linens. very
cheap; Table DamAsss, diapers. Towels Of every de-
scrip;ios, and At prices that will suit
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An EXTENSION OF PEEHlsEs.-The we'll
known wholesale house OF M@ssrs Davis,
Sawyer ~ Co, have leased the new store
adjoining them on the west, and now &c
cupy the entire marble front tve story
block Nos ~ and II Lake street, making
theirs the most extensive premises occu-
pied by any firm in the city-the double
store being forty-tire feet front by one
hundred and forty in dcpth--a kind of
= e.rteasioa merchants arc not averse to
when caused by the demands of successful
business. We may commend the trade of
the Northwest to this house. as offering
sterling Inducements to purchase i'll this
market. They retain the peculiar features
of their widely known parent house. that
OF 5. c. Davis d Co. of St Louis, in COM
prising in one establishment the lines of
dry goods, boots and shoes and hats and
caps; and long experience and care in
making up their several classes of stocks.
enable them to offer parallel attractions in
each branch. 1t is houses of this rank
and position in Chicago that are building
up the wholesale trade of our CITY. and
fast dssipating the notion among the re-
tailers Of the Northwest that they need to
go to the seaboard cities to buy goods
The rule the past few seasons has taught
country merchants to buy Eoht and of,.,s-
Chie1oc Pres T. Tr;bpns
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osAGE-The following ticket was elect
ed in the town of Usage, in this county, on
Tuesday:
,StpGrisor-John O. Dent, Dem
Torn Cerk-A. b. Cunningham, Rep.
ASsess9r-Pleasant York Dem.
foHcctor-Danl Dodge Dem.
ConstaJls-J. J Allen, Rep.
commissioners A. Hoge. Dem, J. y
ork, Dem, John lloughton, Rep.
Party lines were strictly drawn, and the
democrats came out a little better than
even in this hitherto republican town.
GRAND R.rrDs-The following letter ex-
plains the case in this town:
EDITOR FREE TRApER:-The election in
Grand Rapids on Tuesday last, for town
ship officers, resulted in the entire success
of the Pcopie's ticket Louis Soule is elect
ed Supervisor. beating - the little Duke,
two to one. Last year a few ultra republi-
cans determined TO draw party lines and
appointed the said Duke of Argyle"
Chairman of the committee to call eau
Gus, which nominated him on their ticket.
Mr.. Soule was too smart to be caught in
the trap, and gave the caucus wide
berth. The people then rot up ticket
with Mr. Soule to head it. which was Ell
til ely successful The Duke will take
notice that ultra reg ublicans can't win
while we have .Soule i'll Grand Rapids
CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRAT
BErcE-This town, after sharp contest
gave democratic majority of from s to
l5-the first time it has gave democratic
in three years
MANIIrs.-The followin. town officers
were elected in Manlius on Tuesday:
.>"perrisor-D. l.. Carpenter
ILrk-James Fleming
l1sssasor-i. ii. Spicer
L55ector--James Fleming
Crers,er E,5r-Aivah Dow-Dem
The confess was a strictly party one.
and quite esc,Eed. The republicans sue.
ceeded by an asa2ase majority of about
Is, losing their Owe; seer of the poor. II
the democrats from Seneca had come
down, the democrats would have made q
clean sweep. This in to~n that last fal
gave republican majority of over so
You may set down Manlils as good for 6
Douglas majority next fall
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SOE>WrfI-s Reaper ana Mower.
ME have one OF Cog>~ells Pa:en: t.oO motion
~ Reaper and Mower ready for eSamin alton At
or shop, whirh invite the farmers to c: II and
mine for themselves.
We shall make but limited number this season, and
those wishing OF these machines should send in
their orders early. I!ehlS WM. CUGSWELL CO.
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JAS. w. FAY'S
Real Estate and Insurance;
CD e. M<H WCo

IN EXCHANGE BANK,
<atsingcr's BIoCk K, Oita " q. Illinois.
Life, Fire. and Marine Insurance.
Real Estate Bought. Sold, & Exchanged.
Dwellings and Stores Rented, and Rents
Collected.
Land " arrants Bought and Sold.
YI'EoSE having choice improved farms or desirable
l. city property for sale, in portion West,
requested them m register giving de.
scripton, price, terms, &c. have number OF calls
from person. wanting c.iy properly and improved
farms in La Sale Co.
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re-. look Ia YOUR Interest.

HT1 are receiving a large stock of the " Mo-
~ line PiJws," made by joins DEERE. and shall keep
han full assortment Of both old ground and Corn
Piovs. Ills Steel Clipper canno; be beat in the State
Every Pow will be warranted and can only be bought
OF the undersigned in thi. city.
f.bls JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
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LOOK out for April showers about these
days We have had several during the
past week.
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Persons calling Tor letters in she ab-v. list vii please
say zdverts.,i" Nm L. GIBSON r n
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IRE, AID. ISS; AD

WE Row N rec-p, OF a large shpuen; Of Ilu-
w minating Oi!s- which selling II further
duced prices
BrrcSiarids- Coal OIL. ..-.... $3.50 pr gal.
P-nnsy lyauia Carbon Oh, Digit coored
ara ohFns We ILL., .--.-'--..--.-.... LOO do
DovEeT's bcS; Boston h-ros-l-,--.--..-- % do
Also, good assortment or Kerosene and 2luii
Lamps. which We closing out cheap
mar3l sc EARL son.
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First Class Insurance Agency.
HOME INSURANCE Co. NEW YORK,
Capital Sl,O00,000; Surplus 100000.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital $780, eco; Surplus $40 600
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital 100000.
EDWARD EAMES, Agent,
$3.50 AtUls city Bank, Ottawa
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Reancr and Nowcr,

For safe.
ZINE I've year old black Mare. six months
"A time Enquire a VI. y. F.IEFI.iDs Once.
mario iw~ pANlEi. EICNELBEEGER.
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Il The public and patrons %
THE PEOPLES CHEAP STORE.
Thanking you for past fsyor. solicit continuance
OF that patronage which have heretofore bes,owed
and assured that viii do all in peS-r
To- vase Il !or your interest, we'll mine, b.
intimately acquainted,
II. T.. CLARK.
Ottawa, March 81. l>Jo.
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REMOVAL: REMoyAL:-.cHARLgs A.

REMoyAL: REMOvAL:..CHARLE A.
occupies on the 6rNt day Of March next. Until
that tins hs viii ,eil Of his large and desirable
stock q Dry Goods, Carpets. Silks aud Emhreide-
fies: kibbons, Negro Clolhing. brown and bleach
eg Cottans, Ut :n0st any price. TO- clear thsm out
~ That nmc; His object . to sell every p.eoe Of
y9s prices viii hp % reduced - 70 effect that OBJ
cd to the large stock Of Silks, doahdd Skirt Rgbee
and French Deiaine Rohes; aleos CiuAkes Et1pneibs
Ae Also. 80 yards printed DeiAines
thI0lxh the btNoeDat any tno.
VIII = aaded this molnsnas 0uS eanse seo9k 9
40. @ Is o6li 81 vhatevee they viii hitch. The
Ereatest AersAiaa will b e6eIed, bayess nrs ~
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. the Cleo
orfTNp plastic and Vulcan,te Process. w.
D JONES, DENTIST. hayiIg the isht iof 10
above mode Of making Teeth. and beng satisfied
OF Its absolute superiority over all other msthods,
can with confidence commend 1t to those JesIrrs
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially sasa
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are BOZ
using. The perfect adaptaton of the plate % Toe
mouth. and the suction thereby secured. epstlss
him to insert one or more teeth niihoHt edps-
This method having been adopted b, those slase-
Testimonials will be given and pee msas exhibited
to those wishing 10 see them. Sets of Teeth. 90
gold or any other plate will Of course "a made III
tracing, and all other operations gentls saa ihe-
roughly performed. Office on Maia street, ogpcau
CprinthlGn Hall noI-ig
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Hat CAPS. Soon =.

4 7s>>rss~<>s~>S<,<s-v ~
y on0Uvgyu - 49, = s.sSS~~~.~.
literal 1sssu see sas 1sSslc sessrsDI. e. g. -
hepe by stgiet satsasisa 70 Sss; 49, ~. ~
pl - 81 ~ sase. aeeasias IL ~ en-
HAVING I, q, e siss then ssi.:
tnls ccSnsry 80 1soaecs, vo a. 49, ~s,kasa ID
s s1i SS "a 1 ~ 100 sss HOES Il .s.,
!ore. We import al Of our ,nss. se thas Asys..s
u M III sSss. q /. aeds q work mss:
esn work. We haII snsare mcss TO any Nora
tsctasIns fssr hsrstofofs and y. All u ssss
tentiOn u ~ IN wan. Of rood vcss seyeesa =.
''''- saa M e A.nEx Hill e. e.. ha
[ Boots. Shoes, TrunSs.s
Richmond, January TO- las,. ~ "'enmoud, VI
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WM. IRA SMITHS .,rr,c
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANl'A'
IA TORY,
NJ ESrA RI ISNED IN lxe,

n " II a
-NAT RICH hDN q, $1,000
IL is a fact not generally known, thN sst'TtN
ed my Ciothinx mandatory IN ths e4y =, !, rs
YEARS AGO and have CONSTANTLY loi sns ,f A.
continued to cut and make largs pcftea ~ msr
stock IN kichmo nd, ~ hundreds OF ny cas- trez
wItcstfs TO. ahd havips increased y - ,ssslys
time to time, am nov better prepared =" ~ ,ssa
orders for work in large small auansi.s., 80. IA
heretofore. aud viii guarantee 10 tnfasn AL
~ low a. they can b bad Of Northern heu'
eQua IN styls and material. t.o.- isv-
Being practical man Al my bus mess, ~ ssgs
esq CLIMBED in at fAs task srs.desc, etn n.sss
and n good an article for the price. a. ANY wv
North ~ ScsfA. s,pthera
Lot these who wish 10 build up patep s1giAssis
Sr,s. and lei fasm resS the reward .hes ~ lfAls
merit for yasf, yssssS. or fsihys ss :, 10 w
Is NO HCMBC6. ~ can prove py I. s,hsm hss
heen for years Pafveaiss the maH.iasss - !, ssss
hon,e more especially whom you can dSS sssv,fU
additional cost. WA 4" Nm s,rset
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BANK OF CHARLESTON.
KASAwHA CouhI HuusS, VA, Jan II, 1850
His Excellency JOHN LKrcHEK, Governor OF Vir-
gina:
Dear Sir-Herewith please find the report of this
Bank for the quarter ending January lst, 1869.
Very respectfully,
Quarterly Statement Of the Bank of Charleston,
ending JaHxary LIST, 1850, and Comparative for
.yQNN0, LIST. 1850.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICa' INsTITUTE, 9Th STREET,
RICHMOND VA,
MONUMENTS. TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, FONTS, fe.
IA. First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag
ricultural Society and Mechanics' Institute.

% Dow E l. co.,
80 IMPORTERS AND DEALERsIN
AA DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
~ OILS. DYE STUFFS, PERFUM merry,
FANCY GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c, &C.,
wholesale and retail, No. 50 Main ST., Richmond,
Virginia.
NJ, Orders from physicians and country dealers
carefully attended to. SAMUEL f. DOVE.
ia IL ts ALEX. b. ARCHER.
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T,O THE FARMERS OFvIRGINlA.-Facts
i which have recently come to our knowledge,
together with advertiSeme nts. and card which
has been sent extensively through the country to
make the following extr6et: Tho subscriber have
ing conducted the above business for the last 8
years, on franklin street, under the sty le OF u.
WATT 4 CO., begs leave to inform his friends
and the customers Of the old concern that tisat
firm does not now exist have satisfied US that a
reg ular and systematic effort has and ~ still be-
Ing made 10 deceive the public. and lead them to
believe that the concern Of GEO. WATT CO.
e not in existence, and that the only piacs to get
Watts Patent Cuff BRACE PloT is from 9 man who
is daily violating the Patent Laws. and unjustly
deprIvins George Watt OF his property, BY making
dis Patent Pillow, without his authority or consent.
We desire to correct the impression thus sought to
o 60 ss1 Il GEORGE WATT CO Is stI in sx-
istence; that Geo. Watt, the inventor and paten-
1ne has not sOia the right, or authorized any one,
6cspt MI. r. W. Scott, of Fredericksburg. to
20 any Of his Pstsxt Flows, and that we keep
Rtantly On hand .args stock. of ai s,ses. m AIDE
our personal supervision. from the only
M variety of othAr Agricultural nclements,
which we warrant 10 the buyer, and are da.er-
mined not TO b undersOla by euv enc in the may
ket Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public, VINO hG%e sustained
Hn heretofore, and We solicit Scqt3R4aacc q
tAeir PATRONAGE. 0EO WATT %.
IL - "a ts7 B
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q =. A. JErER, ros cpxrrsr

M~S~ SURGEON DESrlsI,
ID Office on Main, below Pearl street, hsii
door to p. Horton Kesch's trimming store: ald,so
doors above Messrs. Thos. n. Price Co'sV'
Goods store.
The subscriber HAVING removed 10 the aooss
house, would be pleased to those with vs"n 10
has engagements. aid has made extensive E'sps
rations to serve tbe paDiic generally. AZ oPsis.
tons performed Ia he n,ost approved aud scientific
sty le known to the Profession. and all wofs deas
by HIM warranted to give satisfaction. toe D~H
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q JOuN w. FRAYSER,

81 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
w Successor to ]. w. PoLLARD.} 18th street.
"a between Broad and Grace, would invite the
attention ct purchasers to his stock Of DRUGS,
DEN AND FLOWER SEED and FANCY AR
TICLES, consisting of Brushes, Combs, II air Oils,
Pcrlumery, Hc.-6vsr, thing, indeed, usually found
in Drug Stores. which he will sell at the lowest
rates
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared at all
hours, both DAY and NIGHT.
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H. GEO. 4. AiNsLiE. ie.h street, \, "a al
lsyts the Attentions of MS psnSssshe
the rabiio xsnsIaliy = hls issxs nna xr.-
8;. :~rS e nanniSrtursd IN this city, ~ ''x ~
az sori men, anA oas a he best ssaassssl Psi
- thee 1eeIi.s e ssfshs n iys SAisA s's
= dcse s. ~ ned FeAseaAl1s tsr'ss'
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t0rant, Hod.son L Co.'s Circular. London
=. VIII n apparent dis,nclinaiioa ON the part OF
tne Tradc 70 Dafchssc %, end their ,mned,.as re-
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