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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

cbanged was she now that none bent to
do her reverence. I noticed her sitting
alone. with n discontcnted look, long af-
ter 7 had left her side. Her husband,
by the attentions he paid her during the
evening, might have been UNCONSCIOUS
of her presence.
But there was another ludy in the
room who was all the while the centre
of an admiring circle. None, perhaps
consid cred her face beautiful; but to
eyery one who looked upon it came
perception of beauty that associated with
individually. In repose her features
were plain. yet not repulsive in the
slightest particular. But when thought
and feeling flowed into them, every eye
was charmed. There was a nameless
grace in her manner that gave additional
power to the attractions of her counte-
nance.
Twas half in doubt at first Of her
identity, as I gazcd upon her from dis
tant part of the room she looked in my
eyes, so really beautiful. But the pres
ence of my old friend in the group, my
old friend who had been wise enough to
prefer beauty of soul to beauty of face,
and passing over, added another to the
circle which gathered around her.
There was nothing obtrusive in her
conversation nothing of conscious pride;
but calm, and at all times, earnest ut
terance of true sentiments. Not once
during the evening did I hear word
from her lips that Jared the better feel
/ ings.
The good are beautiful + Many a
time did this sentiment find spontaneous
uttersnce in my heart as | looked upon
and then turned my eyes to the discon-
tented face of another, who few years
ago carried off in every company the
palm of loveliness.
Yes, here WAS the impcrishable beauty.
Maiden would you find this beauty :?
no matter if your features were not cast
in classic mould, this higher, truer beau
ty, may be yours if you will seek for it
in the denial of selfshness, and the re-
preston of discomfort. The good are
beautiful, lay that up in your thoughts
Treasure it as the most sublime wisdom.
Gather into the store-house Of your
minds sentiments Of regard for others !;
and let your hands engagc in gentle
charities To do good and TO communi-
cate forget not. If tempted to murmur,
think Of your many blessings; if to re-
pine, think of the thousands who are sick
and suffering. Be humble. gentle, for
bearing, and above all, useful. These are
the graces that shine through the outer
covering of the soul, and reveal them-
selves in light and loveliness to all eyes.
The good never grow homely as they
grow old. The eye may grow dim,
and the cheek lose its freshness. but in
the place of earthly charms will come
spiritual beauty, upfading as eternity.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

HGr One of the Russian Naval officers in
New York, has afforded the fashionable gos-
sips of Gotham another delightful 'sensa-
tion, by surrenderng-at discretion, we pre-
sume-to young lady Of that city. The
marriage will take place in Trinity Church,
and will be tremendously conducted by the
padre of the Russian feet.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Ey- A negro about dying was told by
his minister that he must forgive GER
tain darkey against whom he seemed to
entertain very bitter feelings. Yes,
yes. he replied. if I dies l forgive dat
nigga but if gifts we'll, dat nigga must
take car
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

ES- In a ehancery suit, one of the
counsel, describing the boundaries of his
clients land, said, in showing the plan
of it:
I'VE lie on this side my lord
The opposite counsel then said And
we lie on that side
The chancellor, with good humored
grin, observed
If you lie on both sides, whom will
We have me to believe?
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jadse of Circuit Court--Hon. ID. VESSEL.
Clerk Of Circuit Court-HORAC CE RESLEY.
Reoistcr of WiUs-JOHN B. WIDENER.
Sherif-THOS. G. McCULLOH.
States Attorney--C. B. THRUSTON.
Surrryor- -WiLL/AM BRACE
Cirek to County Comm 'ners-JACOB BRO WN.
Judges ofthe o, phans' Court
HOSES RA WINGS,
ALEXANDER KING,
FRANCIS MA TTINGE Y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

The editors of the Scientific American
have received from California piece of
wood from tree thirty feet in diameter.
the annual rings upon which indicate the
age of the tree to be $500 years.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Commissioner Lewis has directed that
III persons who prefer claims against the
government shall file with the bureau to
which the claim is addressed proof that
hey have taken out a license required
~ the internal revenue law.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has issued
an order forbidding all persons from en-
deavoring to enlist volunteers or obtain
substitutes within the State for other
States.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

According to Washington reports, the
members of the Diplomatic Corps fully
express opinions that war in Europe,
next wear, is inevitable. The position
OF Russia toward France and England
is represented as being haug ghty, and
likely to remain so.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

re- An old soakcr being found in
the gutter one rainy night, the water
making a clear breach over him from
head to heel, was asked By a passer-by
what he was doing there.
oh said he, I agreed to meet a
man here.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

HJ" "Say Pomp, you niger, where you
get dat new hat ?"
"Why, at de shop, OBJ course"
"What is de price OBJ such an article as
it?"
"I don't know, nigger-I don't know, dc
shopkesper wasn't dar.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Hon. B. Gratz Brown, the leader OF
the Radical Emancipationi,ts of Mis-
souri,, was elected on Friday last, to the
United States Senate by majority Of
seven on the second ballot. Mr.. Brown
lis one of the most eloquent orators Of
the South hwest.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Eg A clergyman, consoling yeung
widow on the death of her, husband, re-
marked that she could not find his equal
L don't know about that, remarked the
sobbing fair one, but I'll try!
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Es- A rebel, who recently came
through our lines near Vieksburg, re-
marking on the extremity of the rebel
cause. facetiously said: The Confed-
cracy has black oye.'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

~ Wadsworth cautions studious
friend against growing double, but the
girls think it is the best thing young
man can do
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26
Philad'a., June %, 1858.
P PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, com
pounded Of the cheapest whiskey or common
or rum, costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon,
the taste disguised by Anse or Coriander Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will con-
tinue te cause, as long as they can be sold,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Our Devil says he loves women as wo-
men love babies-all the better for their
weakness.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26
MARYLAND ELECTION.

VOTE OF THE STATE FOR COMPTROLLER.
The following is the result in the State for
Comptroller, official. Two years ago for
Governor the vote was 1851; this year it
= oIA
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-26

Be always true to your country; you
will then have a clear conscience.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19

eroBe 5dape, ben Der leBte 5rtan anse>
ridtet, rest in ben @emutbern ee5 gptz
tes bic Turdt an, e6 banse etn lbnerfS
llnolif iber Mu6!ano utp Die Stapt 9ebe
0rIberen 9bUden mt1s9en. Disle
Gurbt 1T turb ca6 AroBe un9liid, nell
dies 1@ uunittelbar rad Gem. pom 81.
Sft. gum 1. NoY. in Der Wo9enfabrif
ter G'ebruoee Iulifow Statt gsbatten
8ranee e%rei8net, mod erbSbt 'pprpen. Mie
Fh b%srau6feat fiuo nibt IS, lcllcem 80
Ysrlonen in rem &e4er8em6lbe pnrb eine
ein9etiir3te Mauer zines ntscergcbrannten
@ebGupe5 Ycr@hittet mpreen. Yl5 Acs
nsya Mbeno bat man, troboeA nod 50
G,'oaten pa3u commanpirt wprcen uro
oeaen $50 damn u%nausselebt araten uno
ununterbroden arteiten, cph Gift iiebea2eiz
den au6pi9!en f6nnrr, "a eie &riimmer
mob meiIt 9libeno linp uro bic Mrteit
racur0 IsDr erl bmert miro.
NeucRe 81 aAridten aus
Guropa.- 5alifar> II. Des. Der
Dampfsr Canada, non liverpool on %.
ria 3usenstowu am &c., fam bier bsute
Nahmittag nit ;tpsi Sage lpa!eren DAD
rihisn an. Der Oampier Nappabonnpf
unter Der confDoerirtsn Tlae9e traf an
26. y. 80. III Calais Elm. De! conf5rcrz
irter Dampfer @eor9ia 1T in Gberboura
ouf ben ODDS 9s9an1en Uni fisiue Be
l9dct9un9sn oueiubelIayn.
Wcitsrc Nairihtsn aus Calais mel
BEN, paB Der Nappabpnnof rpn ben franz
;DElhen 3ollbebDrpen nit Sslhlas bclegt
wurpe. Gr fe9elte am 26. Don Sberneb
Gnolanp, par ober np6 nidt fertig unc
bate cine NnSoM 3immsrleute Oh Sore.
Gr bat s &anpnenlufcn.
0endG Ger Proclamation NrGlrenI
2ineoln's feierten bic Mmeritaner in Son.
tpn cen rs. NpYsn,ter ol5 Danffet.
Die Mntmprt NuFlanr6 an ben Safe,
Napuleon III DetrsfT rer Ginlorun9 sum
eurep1ilben Gon9yeb wurce am So. Ncr,
iiterlisfsrt. Mon leu1nst, ca6 9tu6lanc
cine UeftltslIun9 cea Drr0ramm5 uc,lau9t
Yrtns @ortidafcf bat eioen eyfId!enrer
Drisi Der formelen Nntport an Den Sal:
itr tei9efii0t.
Der reutlbe 8unoeata9 bat |t6 Sc:
weiAert, pie pdnilden M,georcne:en ~
empfansen.
Die franS60lhen 3c4beamten Daber
rem Dampfer &appabanncd %f.eiAeAsben
Gr fol- eine6 Ger yier Tabrieu9e iein> mel:
de Die enslilde N%eaisruna ali Die Gonf1:
rsrirtcn S%erfauft bat. Sic onoern cre
wsreen in Der Gbsr1fe gum Dienfe &c
GpufDperirten 9~eriiNet.
Der @peninA Gtav melret> Carl Mul
iel's Depsldsn in Dstreff ee5 europdiIh0
GpnartlIe5 bitten ui0t re %er1pariete 81
friepiauno 9emabrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19
9,r;cB Don S6leawiss5 clfe'n.

Granffurt 10. Nov. - Gol9enz
bes 1T Der Tsrt pc6 Observation-Disclosures,
tpel9e5 &ailer Napolecn mc1en rs eurpS
pdiiden @on9re1e6 er9eben Lief:
vMd9tise unp eybabene Iouveraine Sir:
ften unb frsie Stlptc ces er!aubten
beuti@m 8unpe5
@%eeeniter ben td9lid entfebencen uno
fa p%ydnsenben G%reieni1en bolte i3 e5
fir unum4dn9liA, cen Biirlfsn, wel@en
pnS Saidlal Der 0Ilfer anyertraut it,
meme Nnl@auun9en gu ic9en.
So oft 9emalti9e StDbe rte Bats Der
@taaten crl9uttert uno ibre Wrcn;en per<
6npert baben, iino frieplibe 8srbanplunz
8en eeful9t, UNI BE neuen Glemente gu
prpnen, Die p%pu;o9enen um9ei1altun9en
3u prufen uno 3u weiben.
Dies ,par bic MufBate RS w~eltpbalt:
19en Grierenel&lulea i'm II. SAbrbun<
bert UNI Der @erbanclunsen in Wien I'M
Sabre 1915. Nuf oielem leB1en Nuncaz
ment rubt beute pa5 politilAe 0etauee
Guropa6' uno oenno@ itlrjt es, wts @ie
wilien, Qberau Elm.
Menn man aufmerflam bic Sage ber
Yerldiecenen Qdnper betra6tet, 70 1T IS
unmDeli9, nidt su erteunen, caB fat TT
allen Yuntten bic Wiener @ertyaDe serlt6rt
perinpert pfrfannt poer beorobt itno.
Daber u%neers9elte @erpFi@tunsen &sdte
cbne Gitel, uno Nniprl6e obne 3ase,
cine btf}o bepenfli&ere @efabr, als bic
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19
0DctDr 81. Srtmnnn,
9eutitber Mr;t

in 81. Anthony, Miiunflpta>
acist biertur9 e%reebenl an, bob er leiue Sffec
nap rer Main. Strobs Ssrleat bat, brittle
&blr, uterbalb 9errn llbrmadsr lbumplrn unb
gerate geeeniter bent Drug"@tOrs unter Stand,~
fcle's 5aQ.
Sffee- @tunten fine Wiitags spn balb Gins bis
brei lbr uno Nbcnes pDn 6 bis s.
Srante. bic 5u ,peit spn bier %entfernt tpptnen,
lin, bic Stact belubsn 81 t%pnnen, GnS erluat,
fb in Briefen an i'm 81 weneeu unb ne1esn
prompte @ntrocst e%rbaltsn.
Irifcber SnpfEpH
ii fets porrdtbig. Deutlds tit ~eutferat s%elegeaen
Nnlese!unssn, melde ibre Ninesr ssimpf! su ba-
zen wiini9en, iOtItsu i@ }driftlia an ibn taen-
ben, wOrouf er eiasn Sag tspimmsn wi1e an tpsl-
dem CT lie beluGt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19
6 @

fWtbte 8~Snt0ret9e
Mreu6en, @urttembere, Sapern,
9annpocr uno Gadbfeu,
fir bic 0rrbberscsthhmsr
S1bcnbure, Sei1cn unb 8aben.
fir ca6 5erjp9tbum Naiau,
fIrbaS &urfa tentbum 5enen
uno bic freie Stort Trantfurt Il. 81.
Ger unter;eidne!e 1T ieeen Sag watreub Ter
0eltaftsltuncen gu fntsn III leiner Office, 1It-
tpsi'lt9e Gde BEN Matn~ unt Tritter @tra6e.
6. s.. gpae. @pniul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19
Nmion-Oa ll.
Meuetablirte6
Deioo aft.
0epry Ben5,
Smprrteur, GRIP unb Rleinbanbler
ron Nbeinmeiueu.

ron Nbeinmeiuen,
unsarwetne,
Tran55ilde unb
Gatalpba<N eine
81 abeiras unb Weinen,
BON ps,laieSenen Sabrsansen. relde teia1 Dug
5ene, Ulaldye uno 1!as D~ertauft 1perpen III |etnsr
@ciubnne, Dritte Gtrafe,
spiiRea Mlartet< II, Balbinetpn-@ Ctr,
Tren9'5 Stein9etaupe.
ae4ter Sdweissr unp 2imbur9e1 &dle,
ae6te 9eudno. @6ringe,
9arpelen unp Sarpinen
1et5 pprrdtbts uao 81 bet mSslt9ll biais1snVrei-
len ST batsn.
5eryer: Wusse5ei9netss .Gbicogo uub
@inctnnati Mle 1ue PORTER, unb pic
f~einlsa Sorten Yor 8 iqueuren unp
6 bompo9ner
9owie snolib ein erceitei;iss MNcrtiment BON
Ga1at1uH= giearrpS.
Vurltebeness i: Nliss gut uns in rst9er 0Nas
surrdtbiB bel
Oepra Gtn;.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19
@afbin9tpn=&amS

~uIUtUYtUI1-syHH"1
Drttte Strabe, ct. 3 YETI I, Minr.
Dieies 9otel bat cine Mn;abl BON serdumigen
3tr1t1ern uno bellBt ilberbaupt aQe Becnemli9-
Cute 9taaunsen ilnb BEN 6aule beisefuat.
Die pptdaile YerldB tbas r@albingtcn< 5auss
far MeM- 1lm ieben Jreitae u. Mpntag Moraen.
petu 9arft GisentbImer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19
u,n5uQ.

J. 6. & 8. G. Bur6onk
Nnb BON ibrem alien @elGaftsplaB am Ju6 ber
Sadl ontrabe tod BEN Brcbe,, junsit BON 5puanb
unb NtiQer tnneesbabten @aarenbau1e, @de Der
@itleYirabe> eespeen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-19
1> 9it6t 5u lber1eben!

n 9ii6t 5u uberieben!
@icosrum sur Musatung Der arstlt9en praris
1T ct. Yaul bonict!irt. empiebls ICY MID meinen
Breunoen, lctpie benz Yutlifdm i'm MQeemsinen
in meiner Yerufstbatisteit ais
81 rjt, SperatDr nnb
@eburtSbelfer.
SD CLAUDE bieS unt 10 eber tbun III tirfen, ba
i1 tunsrbalb oes legtcu Sabres reidlibe 0ele9en-
belt bate uno al g eifri9lte beltrett gepslen hin,
mid nit BEN n~eueifen Uortibritteu Der m%eoijiui-
l9en @i0eniAaft pouitIuois sertraut 81 ,nabeu.
SD g%arantire praftilhe, wtlcnl9aft!i1e uno
bun,ane SsbaaolunB alter meiser Yalienten, 70
pie 3wedmlbise, ridti1e gcaSiebunB aQer 9irur-
gtlhen Operat.oUeu.
Die Notwithstanding llnbemitteltsr rer-
ben Scn mir tets teridlNtist. Mrmen miro
ar3tli9er Matb nnent9slplid eytbeilt.
OR. Ruoolpb Alberti.
Gf7ce: Dritte @traBe. i'm fatbplii&en
Trame Blcd, gessniiber Don Sees Drygooo-
@tore, cine Sreppe bod.
@pre6Runben: Son SO llbr Mcr-
gems, Don IL bis 2 lbr Mittass une bon 6 bis 8
ubr MtenpS.
ET @an3 be- onters enpfeble i1 mid fir alle
&ronil9e (lanse befebrrte) Rranfbeiten, wie
Bralt>, 6als- unb 2eberafectionen, 0ufen,
SGwinbiu1t, a%llsemeine Nerven|9wdde,
ardnlpfe. unb 10 t~peiter; ba i'd ielbige gum &C.
eenftanbe meines bel cnbern @mtiums 9enaa9t.
Watienten au6erbalb ct. paul wercen eriu9t,
NIT rnSsli4f 8enauer 8ei9reibung ibrer 8rant-
belt il@ britFi@ an MID au wenbeu, D,S.
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Geiter'9
> afptub- 6puIe,

TFs''I
Derlater;eidnete fetadri9tist bas putIifun,
ba6 Ct unter ptigem Menten Gin oeut1des 5ptel
crSHnet bat, bas Heilenten aae Bequcmlibfeitsn
barbietet.
re-. Sir @taIuneen IL e~benfals auI has
8elte 9eicret. @eiter.
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s. 6. S s. 6. 8nrbanf.
Gngro6z5 dnpler in
@pebittpn>

unb
Gpmmiiions =Sdnb1er,
@roBbanbler III Wrpceries, Msbl> @9meiueFeil9 >
@etraibe uno 9~ebensmittelu> Salt Cement, Sub
baar,. Naseln, @al5, Druid unb Vadfapier,
Orudn1atertaltcn &c.
Gradtccntrafte tuerben na9 benz Often unt @e~
fen ibertotnmen.
Baarsurida1e eena9t auf GpnCanatipnen ~
ieber 3eit uno jeten1 Setrae.
Yerlcnen, tpelde @iter an uns e%pnlignir
sSnnen f4 earauf p~erlaHen, taB le Dor lebs:-
~tbeu1uns eei4ibt lnb. Diiter ss7sen su ter
nteprislten preilen pbne NadllGt auf bic telpn-
eere peftlinte pter has Boot lpeoirt. Eager une
@cmmi| lpns- @etNtr 70 ntetris ais lei eaben, re-
l~peftableu 9auIe,
Office an ber 2tsss, am SUP Der @iNesFraBe,
S. 6. Il. +, &Burbanf.
s. 6. Burtanf>
General , Msent fir bic @alena- Dunleitt- unit
Minntipta> Yadet>Gp+
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~Varuner3 =$9pme-"
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~Varuaers S9p,ne-
Wa1t< uub Bparbi110Dau8,
Hcn OeprADruber.
gierte @trabe, binter pem rminslpss= sauls">
ct. Saul, Mliun-
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: : : : : EAAs ite s''!serietst un0 w . &s;isnce unit
E=as.eszs Helfganser auf bae 8fi'e heeisnt.
YIN Ger BAR lro tets Triibss eagertisr lewis
1etns N'tpre u. ohte 9asana~e isarrsn SIT bneen.
81 Mubsr lepr au,sr @5talasa bnbs
NNMS1TTZM|E d ib fcrtpabreno clue greBe Wnsnabl
nv scn Nfsrcsn, Direct ans JaiAcis unp
49, Soma lmpprIilt, gum GelfauT. Gar
mtr, wie nbs1Daup! EclOe, bic Wfsree ~ taufen
tpinlNelt, tpereen ipptl tbul,, tsi ,nir por3Hip1c<
den. 0cor9 0ruber.
sSSzs Ut Sells
X09erbler GuiDpu,
In benz fr;ber pon 5tr,n 2ienaa ee<
eioustsn GjreceryzG ture>
UortifraDe, rem Winalrw.Seus aeBsniter.
Mubsr ereIls''tcm Hagsrbier> 3 Ulos iii 5
Gent niro mon III pten9snanntem Selpra tets
aas Sortsn SitfGre, fstne Gigarrfn Nnp sal!e
9peiien norineen.
IrDbbeul llrlD S(ueDeM ! !
&rcp Nriss une Nrisealteusr!
Grpy Viesnls srm Siae!rntb II. lluele gan, !
Srpyoem ea5 rSic,Ie" rer uuo tbeue1,
: 2rcscem uio al oem &yam
labt's cer lntcrSeiGnets in FINER lunit gan; neu
rsltaurirten WirtglaaTt,
Ste StraGe, 9e9en(iter Der Srptne : 6ale>
,,,;t ho,,% .is,r.,- csc. [c:,4 81 Il , =. .,A .o.f,,E.
mad, wie ror :.
2OteS fir 8 Gent
som ausrbs,.sa rease1tisr", bes i'll 81. Waul 81:
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The events Of the they developed viii be
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