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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

\ Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment, for the rrliet OF the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virulept and Ep'dcm
ic Diseases, and especially for he cure OF Di
seases OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
M Acting Surgeon, TO all who apply by letter,
with description OF their condition. tage. occu-
patton, habits OF life &c , and in cases OF ex-
IRENE poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on SpermatorrhGa, and 9TH
or diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and on the
New Remedies employed in the Dispensary, SEM
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. Tree Of
charge. Two or three stamps for postage will
be acceptable.
Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Ac-
ting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. South
Iinth street, Philadelphia. Pa. By order OF tho
ireciors. EZRA b. IEARTWEll., Pre.'t.
d-ly GEO. AIKcllII.D Secretary
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FE1ERsok's MAGAZINE for May is on
our liable. As usual,it has been received
A0ead OF all others. This number con-
'a'ns several good stories, with fashions,
enSravlngs. patterns, &c. Peterson's
u iasorite with the ladies'. Sc year.
0"afies J. Peterson. Philadelphia.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO Il MIST IPPI
BROAD AGE
IL A ILR o A I'D

NJ king the quickest time from 81. Loui- to
vi Cincinnati, Lous..s, Nashville and all
Eastern Cities, New York ~ hours.
Pit;-bury, 81 hours Boston, Al hours.
Wheeling, 1915 hours Philadelphia. IS hours.
Cleveland. Il hours Baltimore, 30 hours.
Buiia %, 26. hours. Washington, 81. hours.
Louisville, liz hours. Nashville, 20 hours.
From ST. Louis TO Cincinnati WITHOUT cAANGE
OF CARS Froui Cincinnti to Cleveland, Pits
bug or Deair, without change of cars
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,


is constitutional disease, . corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease ON any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercuYial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above ali, by the vencreal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution. descending " from parents to ch;lareA
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, al
viii visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tubsrcles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface. eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption. which gendOrs in the blood, depresses
the energies of lifc so that scrofulous consti,u-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous CON-
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrosulous in their nature,
arc still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver. kidneys brain,
and. indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people arc scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction. and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system We must renovate
the blood by IN Alternative medicine. and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine VIC supply i'll
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SHADK TREES -FRuIr TREES 4
more favorable season than the present
could hardly be selected to set out shade
iruii and ornamental trees. Deferring If
aii next spring will be one year lost, at
sast. Improve the time"
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CHE gaaepenaeut.
:. ,r,sssHEp EvKRY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT
eskalossa, Jefferson County, Kansas.
Local Department.


RAIN! RAIN! RAIN From recent
demonstrations one is forced to the con-
clu,ion tina. it is very easy thing for
:, ~ rain in Kansas. when once "the
heavens Open" Gentle showers and
soaking rains are Of SO frequent occur
,.ace nov that the ground is too wet
10 work; but the wheat and the grass
are growing rapidly. Kansas will be
al right in harvest time.
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/, ,ae OHIO CuLrIvAroR Cor April is
'''fe Us. and as good as ever. This
'.e OF the cheapest agricultural and
''cui'ural periodicals published. SO
year. Harris T. Hurd. Colum-
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JOHN q. HALL,
xrRvRyOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER

OSKALOOSA. KANSAS.
rINHE undersigned takes pleasure In announcing
i to hs friends and the public gehe.ay, ,, ."s'
he ia ureuared to do surveying on short not'ce,
..., a, reasonnbIe fees. Persons wishing survey
ipe doss will please give nlc GALL u.,
July 18th, 2-3nL JUN ~ n""'
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REucrous.-There will be preaching
at the N. E. Church next Sunday morn
ing at log o'clock. In the evening Rev.
Isaac +. Collins. the new pastor at this
charge, will oficiate.
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MAYORS CouKr.-On Friday las.
John Pitts was brought before the
Mayor for disturbing the peace, and
was fined 50 and costs.
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>DENT: OSKALOOSA, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL TO- 1861
SEVEN YEARS.


Thu seven years Of unrivaicd success attending In
Cosmopolitan Art Association"
have made it household worl throughout ever
quarter Of the country. Under the auspices of fhi
popular Institution, over tArse Assdnsd fAsssand
Aones have ieatsaed to appreciate by beautiful
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their tables. the great benefits deriv ed from becom
ing subscriber. Subscriptions are now being re-
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year.
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THE Cosmopolitan Art Journal"
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In addition TO the above benefits, there win be
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Fire hundred beautiful Horks or Aui
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outlines, etc., forming truly national benefit
The superb Engraving, entitled, .sPalsta6 Muster
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on steel. in fine line and stppe-its subject is the
celebrated scene OF Sir John Fals,an receiving, in
Justice Shadows Office, the recruits which hare
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The ART journal is a magnifccntly illustrated
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4T Read the card of NJ. X. Dutton,
Justice of the Peace under the Stale
organization.
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Coon TExPLARs.@Shall we have a
lodge? Gentlemen and ladies. what
syyou?
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DIR. F. T. SPECS,
Physician,

OSkALOOSA, KANSAS.
Tenders his professional services 10 the citizens
OF Oskaloosa and vicinity.
Office North ives, corner Of Pusli: Square.
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E. B. JOHNSON, M. D.,
PHYICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office on west side Of Square, in the Office Tor
a,crIy occupied by DR.. A. J. Pierce. Residence
corner Of Liberty and Hcrkimer Sta. Oskalooss'
Jel5sYSea County, \. 7. III
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THE PRESS
NV. FORNEY, Editor and Proprietor
Publication Office, Alt Chestnut st.,
PulLADELPIIIA.


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win pay TAXES, sell LANDS. make &C ELECTIONS
and attend to any hnsincss that nonresidep,s may
wish in Jefferson County, and Northern Kansas
Ali business entrusted to my care VIII 'cce''e
pronpt attention on reasonable terms.
COUNTY SCRIP always on hand for sale al
urreDt rata -
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NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD GUAGE
IL RAILROAD.

(ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE,
TINE shortes, and Quickest route to St. Louis,
phis, Nashville, and all Eastern aud Southern
Cities: Passengers leave st. Joseph At 6 A. NJ.
by the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad and con-
meet at Hudson with the North Missouri. max
ing the run in l6 hOurs, afiordlng good nights
rest in ST. Louis. and giving them the choice OF
all Roads out of St. Louis Tor the East and
South. BY taking the North Missouri, passen-
gers
SAVE IS HOURS TIME!
as the connection is SURE AT HUDSON.
rs all Trains are directed to await the arrival Of
the H. & ST. 10. Trains, aud the DELAYS and dan
gers al Steamboat navigation are thereby avoided
BE sure TO purchase tickets by the North Mis-
souri,, and do not suffer parties interested for
other roads to exchange your tickets for the river
route where delay is almost inevitable ut this
season Of the year.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled car eiully.
Tickets for sale at the Office Of the II. 1 ST.
10. X. R. at St. Joseph ,o
WIN. F. WILSON, General Tickle; Agent, ST.
Louis, No
MAI. WI. NORM, Agent at ST. Joseph.
Angus, 9th, 1860, SIT
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PHOSPHORUS
OF THE
INDEPENDENT.
The Independent is published
every week, in Oskaloosa, Jefferson
County, Kansas, and is devoted to
Literature, Arts and Sciences,
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS,

agriculture. Horticulture d Markets,
and all features necessary to make
it suitable and desirable paper for
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JOHN n. PRICE, ia. STEVENSON
Atchisou. Oskalocsa
PRICE & STEVENSON,
4 T T o X v T. y s. A r. L 4 "
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.

Will practice Law in Jefferson and adjoining
Counties. Pay taxes for nonresidcnts. Especial
attention given 10 Collections. A retainer Of
either member of the firm will secure the services
both.
, 1861-05-22

lfIom 1ae London I1mee.
The marriage Of Her Majesty's second
daughter, the Princess Alice, Is an event whtch
Will renew the good will Which tia British
people feel towards tho reignln9 family. For
fcrraHdfwGnty ycsrs ono Sovereign has
grown up which kaowe no Other. In thst tine
many danXeI5, many e4useS Of dI&cnnteut snd
internal aissen6ion, hare passed n@8Y, and 1t
my be said that there exssts no GoToEnmsnt,
whether rzoraresicI or republican, which 1-
s1ncd. To put attachment to The Throne on
the ground Of political ss:ilfaction or nater,N
prosperity mAy not sceord with tho rottonsnf
tome 10y allsts but It is the surs.t and Iuoat
permanent basis which ruler can hops for,
The good win Of the English people to The
EDUCATION and habit, u .esrtslnly IN th.sa
times chiefly owing to the bellef that thn
present Sovereign has. done her best to lnlfl
the duties traditional to her station, aud to
adrsnce thu intsreets Of tho state. .:Thsrn Is,
no elass in the community which feels jeal.
ousJ or disiike OF the Court, and consequently
the news that's daughter Of the Royal houseis
about to be allied with an ancient and re4peet.
able reigning family, and that the match haa
been formed by mutual 11cl1nations Of fthe pair
Will 30 received with eincero Subtraction Tho
marriage between Prince Louis and tho: Pin.
cess ALICE vii at any rate, not BE- ono Of those
unions arranged BY dlplomhtlsts and eonflrnod
BY family trea&ies, in which the peraona most
nearly interested haEuno roIce, mad must meet
Tor tho first tine when the die 5has t:aear lrre J,
Tosab'y cast, and they arc united TOR good Of
eFn through life. The German Primes and the
Engliah Princess hAye become mutually at-
tacaed, a1d marry - pcrsons :in1 private -sta-t !
ton mArI},-to further their oRn happiness,
Happily the times arc past when ~d5nas.lc a.
nancea ~erc ttought necessary to, tecuro na-
ttons greatness, and Parliament will ,displsy.
PT1ncess's husband hid been chosen by Minis
POLICY. - =: 80
, 1861-05-22


Rebel rnpudenos.
Tho following correspondence IL published
IN Tho Portland A,yu., the editor of which
kpo"s Capt. Moses, and youches for its au-
DEAn sm: I a11 requested b. sceretsfv:
Mallory to tndkte you tew lines ~aolicltiur
your acceptance Of 9 commission, command
3ng In the Confederate uayy Of America.
Your pay 10 go on from the dste Of secession
Of your native State e. C) Your high, CAPS
hlHt1es and qualities IL seamsu and nayiRa-
ter, and knowledge in angles, etc, and assocI-.
atlons Of your honorable family, proclaim you-
to be man Of honor; consequently, adher-
3ng to the fundamental laT Of nature, home
frat, the cause Of your OWL l1earthside, be-.
lore that Of ztraogeTs. Bat, Tor.e than ali,
theee strangers haTo waged war against al
and you are abiding with them, thus indors.
Ing their ects: Csn Jon wantoaly abandon
northern lady? + Here Won ara os
sred fank, station, and lasting employ, whilst
ne me cold:1ea1ted northeznere. will even refused
Answer in haste, and II you need funds To
Utmost any amount, fall not to let me know.
= VII have you supplied By, southern friends
In haste, yours truly,
j. 7. BENJAMIN, Atty Gen1 c. S.A
10 Capt e. Lee Moses, SacO. He
, 1861-05-22

MORE ABOUT WIZ. q. RussELL.-Tm, Il.
Russell is making record for himself John
Forsyth, Of tie Mobile Register, writes to his
paper from Montgomery as follows:
"W. T. Russell, the famous Indian and
Crmean correspondent Of the London Ifuaes.
Is ts1e. He is, Of course, reserved In tho ex,
preston Of bis opinion. But enough has
leaked ont In bis interview with the FentIe.
men Of Savannah and Charleston, and the
Ilanters who have entertained him and exhih-
tied their e!aTc estates In the Vicinity ofthose
tTo cities, to show that he recognizes here
t the 1Iue type OF the Arglo.6azon race, as dis
Bastard degenerates of that race WHO are dar-
ing to make q war Of defamation against Us.
Mr. Russell goes hence to Pensacola, aad
thence to Mobile and New Orleans. t com
mend him to the hospita1ities Of our people
as cultivated English gentleman who has
DISTINGUISHED himself BY his talents and at-
tainments"
, 1861-05-22

A so1D1ERLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in.
cident Is mentioned in connection with the
encampment Of tie Fizst New Jersey Reri.
ment, near Meridian Hi1l, which /. alike hon
oInble 70 ~ concerntd: 4 PARTY from this
LADY, who has vegetable garden near by, and
attends the Northern Liberties Market, and
asked her for some onions and other regeta.
bles for eick companion, which she foely
gave them, asking no pay. The next dsy the
Earty returned With handsome Bible, which
Werth mora than money. Those who remem-
Ter how the measure OF meal of the Hid.
o# OF Zarephath was never allowed to
be empty, after her git to the wayfaring pro-
phet When hungry, will readily come 70 the
by th same spirit, Wnl never lack the early
sid the later rain to glye verdure to her fislds
and rep!en1.h her stores abundantly Nation
al a11n1Nigeneer.
, 1861-05-22

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d
~ QU1ECT RAILROAD
faeerEeE Trains lrAre AID arrive It Chicago Al fot-
ios.EMsH l1aEes It go AZ {su5dsys e1ee7tesn.
leaves All p 1sssrresya e4erpted; s19s r.
.i34x. &Mos Ga1s ezespt,d2 Ansora Aeeoan2dA-
II 1t.e0 L. T.. tEaeu.tAJa excrp.ed,1
, 1861-05-22

ESso11 kue V4suuNe Td1cE1&pn.1 ~
Ede' whisky correspond lent addresses ouf
pno!isner In tbs fo1lowi interesting commu-
5ou~ > 4;.., - Hu11syn1.r, Ais, April sa 3
sr-Yoa win please discontinue your papsr
een1 10 my father {JercmfAh Murphy.5
oted . snort time ago, bnt Il hoMere 1vink, r
Am sure he gould have It discontinued, since
yeu: epao1d p L!aeo,n h ahn bloody ~ he ID
ind damned ~be be VIC nrsf III Misa@ ASd' do1d'
enough y We Eill yon md yo3r .EorR
fmen he'll. I believe mJ. fsther. hss !IiW5JI
Lin adyaacei. II, 70, Jou neod not send .t6o
paper until tho year ruasout; It 10 ovr-ypu.
ANYTHING, tend ysnr bin. ! Mn settIo, ind S1f
Jour acquaintance forever, vou d11 Tahaal. ~ ;;
e., " Admf of Jeremiah Murphy; ;:dtSS,d. :.
, 1861-05-22

RUETUREs CURED: BY=EHE-
~ - ~
i. HARD: RUBBER Rloo;s TRuas:r,z. -.

- Thia u ualfe IN otaeya syer u,ed boz, N ~:
4Rnetaoo md mtEnM, .Doei MOI oohs1aHY fre1s 81
osf 49,. ~ es6i,1y sa gs.t r. 80 e 4 tte
80 a:Rs . 9s'6ss: sfvo{ astsxe ssaaee @
pftsa pEuK. THE COED OF eSetTuoS csfc1istoos
9x@ seeh G ee5FedeE I'd = Axay1 eaeaa aaa na1s
19x 4&z6eA4 E16 fae4A4 E1kt4 A3NK31- -EGf44
46xsan9 1Ay \ the OILY PHILOSOPHICAL, TBUE8
y U4k de1f but 4hcks WHO haye s1de9ed vita -
.HfEs ff1A A ma!ksteA PeaaAlef ~s1tsiafne 31
pncal9{A sent ffeo. Pefsons wtshfnE tAk Tfa1S san
g RGpsu1r Ntth <esettptos of c&aA 70 J. B. aEMKY.
se,s - ~ -aa34rAvs Ax9S fee tne Wasbern banAe1.
2 ~ ~ n Wholesale Trs4s sa91nsd 8 Hsw
1ssH p1"@s 3Yfss4x
, 1861-05-22

CHICAGO s ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LESE-Psssenger trains dapx.<
MN and arrive At Chicago ~ follow:
uaZ - fxss ard aatt leave At 9.O04- Il and az1tys
h:Eht ExGress itases It 900 ?. N. sata.d.,s a
eePtsd; az11re It e. IL 4, ~ Jsaxcepted
cd. J0HN 8 TR47:Y t..c a11t tt0V~
" /. ET I0UF E4o1 Arhat in
, 1861-05-22

BnEcKIKR1pGE AAswEREp.-TheL Louisv;lz1
Journal t. lis good story of Vice President
Breckinridge. He was making q speech Ut
HoTang Green, the other day, in which he a.
picture Of the evils Of the country. PsusinS
moment, be then exclaimed, ssAn1 who Is
guilty Of bringing about this terrible coudi.
tion OF affairs" This interroga!o1y was aq-
sWered BY three Of the most respectable citi-
zeus present, who rose and said: /" "Warreu
County charges you with itg' Whether LII.
BEecklnrfdge continued his speech va are not
Informed.
, 1861-05-22

IH1CaGO AND MILWAUKEE,
~ RAILROAD.
fof MIi"aukee, La Crosxe. St. PxuI
Oahkoah Berlin. ana Ipferme-
diate Points,
On and a!rer wednesd>y, afay IN. 1871. Paxe,~.r
HAns viii leaTe tho Depot corner OF Wet Ki1 ID IA
eanA stztets tsru-ays excepted, ~ fo1iowa:
..sGs a II AID 100 y, a2d tr7tsa At Maxaukas
6AOr II A'o" :. il s81
TAukEGAN ACCOMMODATION TEAM 1car..
H. II. s q FNnT7Sg~s Chs
nysh Slne-sots.a.,,
, 1861-05-22
OLD ORCHARD House. SACo. Me

.,r April Il.
the 9TH has been received, and wish vou ana
Mr Mallory to distinctly understand th.t I
Eoid no conference with traitors. The ban-
nsr stamped upon this side Of the paper Is nv
SdoIation; it has real beauty; God bless It
rev and forever, and curses upon him who
tramples upon It in the absence Of ma1uness
to protect it. I am, and have been since fsst
October, the husband Of saco lady. i
I Was born in South Carolina, but, thank God
lett It in ny childhood days with ali nv fami.
y. Will take employ here, before the INST,
IN preference to your highest encomiums.
Is gentleman, was in duty buuud to
on1"er your letter; let 1t be your last to me.
The American flag, long may shc wave,
Ger the land Of the free aud tie traitors rraye.
G. LEE Moses.
q Northern made Sailor and Unioaist.
, 1861-05-22

7 t3The :Un!on: me1 Of Berkeley county:
Vl1E1sts held alAFke meett4x = MaftinshufE
On Monday. Tbs character Of the rasolut[ons
u indicated By ths declaration that eva haTo
lived happily u1der the great Governuent Of
the United 2tAtes, And II that 4oyeruue ent haa
oppressed u by my Of its asts, legtalatl7e cx.
ecuti7e, Or Judicial, during III exist%aes n
oae grsas Qaase1 Qovssnnsat, ~ d. not
, 1861-05-22
@ A Friend in Need Ttv it,

@ A Friend in Need Try it,
DE SWEETS EFALLIBL1 LlSINrNr u pr,.
fassd n'sn tie recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet Of Coo
aacacat sas sreat honeAes4ec and tax been used IN
II prscase tx tas Last twenty yeau with the most
assembling tucscs. IL n e1tenxl remedy II IL with
cat rival and VIII E1ev.ats ra.a 1ao.s speedily th.a
3u Other Preparation Fer ii Rheumatic and Eer.
Fous Dsso7deSs 1t il sa'. 1rtaES1e and ~ curative
noF sosa, Wounds sp's!as. Bs2isea 4c Its soothing
AeAinE aad pev<znl ssrcngths,in. properties, e.cts
s3uat wonder and ast risAmcat ct Nh who harr ever
K1Yen 1t rtal Over four hundred certificates oy ~
Variable errca. pesscraed BY It within the last tro
1eafs. stteat ills act Fer ssia ly J. Il JOHNSON.
3eaefA Agent, - State ssEess Ch.caso, aad or II
s.e@teee- ro1TlteowAJr
, 1861-05-22
6a 9Te&tn1t TasHitIAs a8h1s1 Ae II YrHkau9
deA azd sR9edy 119spektza1 Z

1871 -BUFFALO AND
1gO1e LIE HUEQU RAMWAY-@ax4sA
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