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AIDES and Gentleman Ia all pszts the world testify
the shceny b Pref o. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and
hmoniss ons be given; zee circular for more, and VIII
n wall Street New York. Dec Goth, 1890
Your note Of the 18th inst recsivei
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award Il to y.u beca1s think il DUE Mysge
"a about 50 years. he color my suburn, and inclined to
curl xix since turn gray, and
the scalp the crown Of ny head % lose m am
with and about fsur months since fourth vs
them hair falling OF the top OF my head and threat
In dis unpeanant predcament induced to try Woods
% ,s s s ,A h.4 o 0I be re
stored TO original color except from vas however
not only was the falling but the color restored
gray hairs and sensby to the sap and eanorun cees
head much 10 the grahcahon OF my vile
At whose solicitation was induced to tryit;
For this, the many obligations owe % ner sex,
strongly all husbands Who value the admiration OF
their wives profit By my example, and growing gray
or getting bald. Very re'fss1siiSSliSS' 1AyESpua
To Wood Co., 40 Broadway, New York.
My family nom the city, and no longer ct No.
4 ii Carol Place 80. ,e.o
To PRoy RooD: Dear Your Hair Retoraiive has
wish q make known to the PUBLIC the hair
which great woman may be nearly deprived 81
return beautiful than at least this experience
Ssne'e i'An' VIM H kennedy.
s-You can publish the fyou like By publishing
Southern papers you viii get more south ses
several your certificates In the Mobile Mercury strong
| WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
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fever IN New Orleans in l5i induced make trial
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Cd Ny hair thick and glossy, and ne words can expires
obligation you in giving to the aes1 ;SSn
s ROrstiveis put mp in bottles Sizes large
medium small; the small holds pint and retail for
per bottles mediums hold At least twenty per cent more
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McLEAS's CoRDIA1.-As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisement Of McLeans Cordial,
&c.
1t is very well known we are not particularly
favorable TO patent medicines, and, as general
thing eschew the whole of them with but little GER
emony, and with these sentiments We declined IN
serting this advertisement until we knew what were
the ingredients of the medicine, and how compound
ed. This we have learned, and believing, as we 90;
that the ingredients are geod. and the compound
iudiciously made, we recommend it as mixture
worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St Louis Christian AdUocG's'
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McANALLY, which
speaEs volumes in favor of McLE1S's Cordial. We
say to all, try it. See the advertisement In another
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

KaC@ DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for thsl
Ill., four yesrs of Louisville. Kentucky, and Who
his attention treatment Of private diseases for ov
rtv YeFs himself having attended TO pr ce fer %
many years. cured thousands be euAoed to ca
an dsasee private nature matter how D. they sy o
from nudcous medical treatment from neglect OF their eve
m Kings Dspensary No. % Deadrck street, between ChrJ
and The SQUARE where ali dsesescf private nature
cured without nancious medicine or Interference
from business -, g.
sTzIcruRr reos date efectusly cured IN rev
dayS by an operation which no psn Where structure
eT cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
rnischief and uudermines the constitution 81 much
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skim groSns ou
iec or al treatment eaectnslly cured in few days.
sExE wKAENEss, particular attention having ceen gveh
% dseas and all the grewn tout of r3n8ns
On IN xny cases by destructive HABITS Of
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions o.
hch will undermine constitution, rendering the sarect un
a. for business society, and causing premature old
Females who may sborng with difficulty Of me WOMB
nav rest assured Of immediate relief. ma.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating tne case
fee enclosed directed to DR. A. King, No % eaorlek sees,
NASHVILLE Tenn will Ia eths necessary medicine sent 70 Sti
address, directions strict secrecy
hours from O'Clock the morning until IN The EVENING"
la5AdEwly
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THUksDA7 EvEsTE0, March g. 1851:
Exchange on New York still continues scarce,
with demand fully equal to the supply. The pro-
liability at present is that the price VIII advancs
rather than recede We continue to quote az EOS
per cent premium, the outside being the ruling rate.
In New York on the 25th at the first board, the
following sales of Tennessee per cent Bonds were
reported $4,000 at 75ac and $4,000 at 7ec and at
the second board, $1,000 at 7ssc.
New YORK Banks.
The statement Of the New York Banks for the
week ending the sd inst compares with the preyi-
GUS weeks statement and that of the correspond
ing week last wear as follows;
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CINCINNATI Market, March, 81


BuTTER-The tupply Of fresh has been extremely light and
not equal demand from the city trade Prices Of sucn
are higher prime Central Ohio IN nolls bringing lslsc
snd Western Reserve 20 Inferior to eonnsn grades
are dull and prices nominal, at 8 to l3c.
BEESWA4-Ths receipts are taken on arrival a. 1Sc ana
the demand good, A.,
the supply Of such being 6t light the
but other kinds not wanted HsQuee prime e SV
9lGo per busteL
CHEESE-There has been change the market since
last the deInard fair The rsss comprise 100 boxes at
select Western Reserves &c fer Hamburg and lOc Tor In
Rlish DaiKy.
EGGs-rhe supply fell OF in Eorepat Of the week, and
prices advanced S99e per dossn shippers count and the
close lee was asked. and obtained 70 some extent.
FEATUsRS-Thefe change prices, the demand u
Moderate at 35937e on arrival, y b.
RRUITS-The demand for Green apples but mcderae and
being large, the market il very dull hougn PreeI
are auotsby lover The safes add 900 bills at II e
IS to good, and % for choics bol OF *
Dried Apples very dull at 293c D. quarter peaches ..
46Dsc but there is fair demand for halves at s96kc
HAY-A supply induced decline Of 81 ton, and
market closed rather heavy At SlSls ton Tor prlne
IKONThe market unchanged and the demand bu. mOder
ate We quote Ohio hot blast pig al tS4 In the regular
Bar ex@3K, and the demand moderate
OILsThe been quite dull for Lnsee and some
sales made, On ArIiFsl a. 0ze In me regular way
Lad Is In ar derand at scssc 7Sc for No.
Goa. In large supply, and dull a. eIeoS Tor large ana
mails iu the small way, which Is 6 decl ne.
PurArOES-The has be dull, and price, snaae
lower prime Nesh2nnocks iengA u 9l 30 per bo Inc
SEEDCoyer seed has huctuAed considerably, and the
ruled dull the fell Of whilst the supply increased
and prices dec Ell to "a 25 and yesterday sale; o. any
demand, and good supply at ~ 33s CO. Ins season
pretty advanced, the re eips 81 clever being q1
WHLsKY-fhe market closed very dull The tarrent rate
each day Wednesday AMI Thursday friday satur
2eS Monday and yesterday Ha some saies so9
this rate for wagon.
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0PrSIoss or THE SUPREME COUkT.-A country
friend soOds right sharply because We don't pub
ish the decisions Of the Supreme Court as they are
disposed of;" sud in answer 10 his "rsprinand,"
and 10 numerous inquiries from legal gentlemen, We
state that the opinions Of the Supreme Court are
published By u IS rapidly as they are furnished.
We shall commence the publication Of the opinions
delivered 1t The December term IS soon as VIC can
get them, and we may state in this connection that
only portion of them have been furnished the
Clerk BY the Judges.
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THE PAssoyER.-We copied yesterday from tne
AuguSts CoastitionGliS historical account OF tne
feast of the passover now being observed by the
Isrselites and inadvertently failed before sending
II to the printers to correct error into which the
writer had fallen. The feast of the passover was
NOT intended to commemorate the exodus OF the
Jsri,b nation from Egypt but because the destroy
inc ,ruel who slew the irst-born of Egypt passed
over and spared the Israelites as recorded in the
twelfth chapter of Exodus, to which chapter the
.ader il referred for detailed account of an event
which the children of Israel were commanded 70
keep it feast by an ordinance forever
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M skarr Pox AT 0A1EArlz.-The Gallntin
Courier Of the 2slh, ssys:
No ne. sass Of snail Rss "a say fern sinss lss:
srssa is usual husineas.liks appearances. Many q
arr e-untry friends favor Us with their presence.
and We shall hail with gadnese the tlns We csn In
vile al &c come to town snce more, which time
we hope &c not many days hence. We win siTs due
notice WHOM It Is entirely safe.
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st0ck fer Sales
JoEy WHoRIEr, 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth q &ocEi CdG ard see h'HH
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DR. r. RUSSELL, DENTAL SORGBoN.-Dr. h. pegs
Leave to invite the attention of those interested TO
bis present mode Of inserting artificial teeth, upon
yulanite as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate. Since introducing tins plan
now over q year ago-he has inserted more tnan
one hundred setts the advantages of which for su-
rabiisy, lightness and purity are sbundanuy tesn-
! fed by the numerous certificates. DIR. h. IA contn-
ually receiving in their favor. Office No. II Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed as
,,,r.l [marchl7-t
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Cali at the Insurance Ofice of ". J. hAsR, on
College street, and have your DpsHings, Hrn'Aire
and Goods insured in one Of his well known com.
panies with large cash capitals and depozin %
Tennessee bonds with the Comptroller OF tne os-'e'
ss security for the prompt payment q LOAse''
BIotters and Calendars furnished free q ceaNSs'
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Review OF she Nashville Market

The demand Tor Corn Meal STEADY and The market n az %
975c for uns.fted and s5c9si per bushel for aied.
GRANITE Ia Corn continues active, for
sumption EXPORT the market Hrm at 6oc per buhe
Ths heavy though the add ions have
light We notice choice vaEisieI Of Seed Conn the
market.
The stock Of Oats the market large, but the demand hiss
confined prices 4O5 per bhel for Com
mon and $40 for Seed.
PR0VIsIoNs-The ps Of Bacon light with good de-
&c fer Shoulders &c for Hams and lc for Clear Sides
wagons held Au lie per ID above
these quotations.
Lard In active request sSlOc from wagons, and lex
@1I5<c from store.
0ROCRRIEs-The movement in Groceries steady, though
no, large az fall prices We quote Rio Coffee
Choice Sugar 69s in hhds and bbls MOlases 3
In bbls, and 35937 in half bbls.
cANDLEs-we quote Parafns Wax 9795Oc at wholesale
aud 3594cc small lots, Star E9l9c, and TaOw lie
re.
PRUrTs-areen Apples in light supply, and IL Is difficult
to hnd choice article market We quote at ea3 Dbl
| IS the range Of prices
The receipts OF Dried Fruits very light but the demand has
fallen oE nce has ssctlined that the Fruit moi
killed by the snAp We quote Apples peeled, at 49
SOC Peaches, uupeesd, sIIc9Ll5 and peeled, sa9ssS pei
/ bushel.
POTAToEs-There Ia good stock of Potatoes en the market
embracing the bst varieties, and report sales from Ore
| SL7s9s for small and large barrels.
oNoNs-In good supply AMI selling at SGe % per Dbl and
/ in s.cks at sos9sl per bushei.
HAY-Ihe stock the market large but with good demand
prices steady $500 ton on the wharf and from
|
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rram Ford KearneY.

Foar KrARNEY, March % The California Pony
Express Of the 10Th hiss arrived. Trade was dun
Candles 1920. Spirits advancing. Groceries
more active, crushed Sugar dropping, III. kie
Coffee l5}. Wheat buoyant.
In the Joint Convention on the 18th AcDougsi
received thirtytwo votes for United States Senator
1t Is thought he win combine the Republican vote
Adjourned till the l7th-
Emigration is brisk TO the Coso. Eameralda and
Colorado mines.
Washoe accounts are favorable.
Shares in the Ophir mine are advancing rapidly.
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y.sHrSaros, March 2s.--It isreportsd that Carl
soburx goes as Minister to Spain and Csssius NJ.
Clay 10 Russia
John s. Harvey is appointed Minister to Portugal.
sExArE.-Trumbuil offered 9 resolution in fave,
Of the enforcement Of the laws Ofths Union IN al
States. No action was had thereon Senate ad'
journed sine die
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In our report of the proceedings Of the Board Of
Aldermen Tuesday night. the Following ParAsFsPN
appeared in nutilated form. 1t should ha'e IeSu
Mr. jackson introduced bill requiring tae MnsLl
Master to collect three-fourins Of cent On 60.
dollars on each bn1drsd tous of iron ice brought
ts The city in bArges which vas passed on its hrs'
reading AAd referred to the COpniAee on "e
Wharf
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WAsHTSoroz, March 26.-The Senate to-day con-
hrmed the following nominations:
Wm- s. Pennington, Secretary Of legation A.
Paris; Aaron Goodrich. Of Minnesota, Secretary Of
Legation al Brussels; Thomas 2 Deyar Of Oregon.
Commissioners 70 the Sandwich Islands; George ?.
Hoskias, Postmaster II Berlin. Ohio; Wm A. Dart,
Attorney Tor Northern District Of Na York. Gaorre
Dawson, Postmaster 81 AibaDy New York Thea
ders D. Edwards, Of Kentucky, Attorney for Cole
rsdo; Geo W. Bsrgner, Postmaster a. Hsrrisbarr:
Alvin saunders OF Iowa, Governor Of Nebraska;
Frederick Hassarick, Of Ohio Minister resident sr
Ecuador; David K. Carter, Of Ohio, Ninislsr resi-
dent ct Bolivia.
The Senate will meet tomorrow AZ n o,.l,v.s
two hours eaalier than usual, and sdiourn Al ~
earliest practicable time.
Militery officers in charge Of bureaus in the Wa
Department. apprehensive Of change Of cIfrIr- a
bureaus with which they are connected, have. 70
rether with Lieut. General Scott Joined in re1non-
STRANGE against such proceedings.
For several weeks report prevailed that many
Union men IN the seeded States intended to apoix
to the Government Tor appointments therein, as a.
dicaI officers. The truth Of these statements seem
to be confirmed in part BY the facts that the Pres
dent had nominated Geo. VI. Lane IS Judge Of the
Northern and Southern Districts OF Alzbans.
WAsHnoroN, March 27.-The following psrsonI
we're confirmed by the Senate
W. q. Corsin, Secretary Of Legation to Mckee;
G. w. Van Horn, Consul to MsrSeiliiss ]. Leslis
Consal to Lyons; W. H. Carpenter to Foo-Chcos snt
R. NJ ShuFsldt Consul General ct Havana; ". q
Magaa, Consul to Ningpo; J. n. Arnold, Consul q
| Odessa; 7. B. Lawrence, CONSUL General to Pier
encO; N. Howard, Censnl TO Rio Jsneiro; v. b
| Fry Secretary Of Legation to Turin.
Collectors Ct Cusoms-H Barney, New York; J
White, Chicago; Z Palmer, MilWsakee; J. Hsrion
Dubuque. ii. A. Dart, Marshal Southern Distries o
| New York.
/ The following Postmsatsrs were confirmed. r. =
Saunders, Memphis; George Jackson, Albany; Almol
CIspp, Buffalo; ]. n. Sterrett, Erie; B. L. LineEAr
Cairo; s. Tindale, Belleville.
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NEW Dnuo srORE-our enterprising and oblgias
fellov-ciiisen. F. W. GREESHALsr has just opened
. 6ssly appointed New Drug Store on the corner Of
Market and Church streets, where he will be pleas
Cd to serve al patrons in his line See his card in
another column.
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Dark, Glossy, ana
Luxuriant HART
HOWL!
By ssang Hemstreefs laimitass Restorative Don't NE
anything else On your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAaAN CO., Prophs.on, Troy, nj.
Bee an advertisement headed,
ssXOU LOOK IN VAxN.r
o.tzau Ivstwskv
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CRY NOTICES.

LIrRAHr PGrzRs.-Msssrs GHEsr Vo:. ~. !.
Uaion street, have the latest issues Of the n''s1
and illustrated papers. Frank Le'ItSs lRs',ra'''
Nsr,popsr contains number Of views About Cnsi-
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NPRINai CLOTHING.

We are receiving our stock of Spring and GUNNER
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys
which we are selling at prices to suit the times
Also fine lot of CoGhs, CdSsin1eTes and Pesfi"9s'
made IN order. WARD BERMNGHAM & Co.,
-nsrea9m No. 20 Public Square.
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SPRING CLoTBIHG-Messrs. THONA j. RowAS, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have Just received large and handsome stock OF
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared TO make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices to suit the times. Gen
demen wishing anything in their line would lowell
a 0iva them a call. march3- dim.
DrPrRERiA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
NAV be easily arrested if takeu in time, and the pa
| tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial Oil, and frequently gurging With 1t
slightly diluted Saturste flannel cloth with the
Oil and bind it on before going 80 bed. We are coa
Hdent we overcame several cases in our family win
the Oil alone, and Br. CLIEK's Painless Pil-Ien-
neseee Bapti%.
FoR REST-A desirable suit of rooms IN the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
| Office. oec]S-I
| WnnIed.
| A Partner wanted with from 10000 $500 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
paws 900 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
| and business man, with good city reference, VIII
please address ROBERT. r. "
| Nov. Is, ls6O-tf.
" PANIC STRUCK"
| Intending to reduce what is certainly tne largest
| Stock Of
| TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
| without Regard 90 Profitsi
J. W. LANGLEY,
A Union street
| St0ck fer Sales
JoHS WaoRIEr, 80 South Market Street. offers for
sale $4,000 worth Of Socti 0aa and see him
HAVANA SEC AR 81
John WHORLEY. 3e SOuth Market at''
| NnshvIEIe, Tenn. ,...SO 600 Imported Ha-
vanas.-JpS7 REGKIHRD FROM HAVANA
Latest News froE= Old virginia.
JOHN WHORLEEs
| 3s south Market streesS
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Toeacce
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAE
without AMI ADULTERAT10N.
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THE BRsI PLACE TO GET PIcruRE.-Tns very Oef'
place to get picture is at No. Il College street.
spposite Sewanee House, where they are senine =
fne likeness, to be taken IN HUGHEs best STYLE y
two dollars, and make you present worth IN many
instances, ten times as much the cost OF the PIC
-. rnh29
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FARRAR, D1sxUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tfu 10, of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children Call on them, ladies, they are beauta
full. and they sell them very low for the Cash
marchll-tf.
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PHILHARMONIC CoEcERT-THE LAST OF TIE o1A-
soz.-0a Tuesday next, the Philharmonic soeaety
viii give their fourth Subscription Concert which
oorapleses the programme announced by them last
September. None we think, will dispute the fact Of
their having more than made good their engage
msnts. During the last Eve months they hsve care
fully studied and produced ct their concerts master
pieces Of the great masters such ss HAYDEN, BEET-
Hoyrx. RErss1cER, KALLTwoDA, AUHER, RossIHI,
FLorRo. besides come of the romantic dance mu-
sic Of LAsITzKx, LAsSzR, &c. They have brought
before the public large amount Of vocal talents,
both professional and amateur; Solo instru-
nsntslisls, such as CAMILLE URso, BEcEER,
Prxouur, have been introduced BY them who
would perform with more than credit before ths
most critical audiences in the United States, and
have given regular employment to several orches-
trail musicians, whom otherwise the failure OF the
theatre would have thrown out Of all opportunity
for the exercise of their profession. Regularly,
twice week, they have gathered together num-
Der Of young men to the prsctice of pure and en-
noblinF art, who would have been liable to count
less Inducements for worse Occ Ipstion. and could
not well have found any better. Besides all
this. we think IL will be readily admitted
that the exertious Of this Society hsve given wide
" felt impulse to tie general cuIivstOrs Of music
The numerous amateur concerts which have been
given this season have all been more or less stnu-
lated By TIE success Of the Philharmonic entertain
msnts; that for the RobertsOa Association was I'M
der its express management, while several Of Its
members gave valuable assistance TO the recent con-
cert Of the Orphan Society.
We should indeed have been at a loss for rational
amusement this dreAry winter without the music
which, directly or indirectly, the Philhsrmonies
have supplied US with.
Il we're much 10 - wished that the pscunisry
success Of the Society hsd been such at least ss
secure its members from loss, which We regret t.
learn has not been the case, as their expenses 90
far fall short Of their receipts BY some $500 Of
$500. We trust that the concert now Forthcoming
viii make this all right as we fesr that the throw
ing heavy pecuniary burden upon individual mem
bsrs vilIprsvent thst class Of young men, who WOu
be most benefited, from joining the society Il vii
be seen that some concessions have been made to
hard times, in favor of gentlemen who bring ladie
Q practice which the Philharmonics desire to en-
courage.
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ggissouri Leei.ln.nre.

ST. LOWS, March 2s.-The Legislature by vote
e. against A. passed resolution that it was mex
psdisnt to call National Convention for amend
ments to the Constitution proposed By the State
Convention.
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NEW Yoax, March 27.-Ths Tribunfs eorrsspen-
dence, says: Capt Fox reports the supply o. prosi
sions ct Fort Sumter sufficient 70 enable Ma. An
desson To sustain his command u1tl the loth %
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PESsAeoL1, March 2s-The Brooklyn has LEFT
here, il is supposed Cor Key West. to obtain pro-
visions
Troops sOatiuss to arrive. the force viii soon
zach 5000
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