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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

'S7HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
L been taxed their utmost to produce this best
most perfect purgative which is known to man In.
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these Pulls have
virtues which surpAss in excellence the ordinary
medicines, and that they win unprecedentedly upon
the esteem OF all men. They safe and pleasant
to take, but powerful to cure. Their penetrnt;,I,
properties stimulae the vital activities Of the body
remove the distractions of its organs purify tho
blood, and expel disease. They purge out the fouI
humOrs which breed and grow distemper stimuiRfo,
sluggish or dis"rdered organs into their natural c-
ton: emu inpart healthy tone with strength TO the
whole system. Not only DO they euro the everyday
complaints Of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases thEt have bnIed the best of I'm
man skill. Willie they produce powerful e;Farts
they are at the same time, in diminished doses th
saiest and best Physie that can be employed for
cniIdFeh Being suEnr-coated, they are pleasant to
takei ana being purely vegetable are FREQ from any
risk OF harm. Cures have been made which, Erna ~
belief were they not snbstautiated by men oT sncb
exalted position and character as to forbid Tho 80
plcion OF untruth. Many eminent clergymrn and
physicans have lent theii to certify to the
nave sent me the assurances their c0nyiction
ny rfeParations contribute immensely to the relief
OF my afflicted, suffering fellow-mep
The Agent below named is pleased to fnrDfsl, graf
- my american Almanac containing d;rections Enr
Their use and certificates Of their c1res of the fol
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
DFopsy; heartburn, Headache arising from n foni.
, Sitou1ach, Nausea Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of
tue bowels and Pain arising thercfrou PI0TrIonc,,
Loss OF Appetite, all Ulcerous and Cutaneorl E;s'
enSei which require an evacuant medicjpe scrofnIa
AMI 5 n.h' iney also, by purifying the blood
wbIrl ~ SIs inc Systen' cure many complaints
S SsL as Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
e5Sons iTrttabtlity. arrangements of the Liver and
hldney9 Govt and other kindred Complaints RrisinC
IRON low state of tho body or Obstruction Of it,
10 not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
some other pill they mako more profit on IsE EIr
PILLS, and take nothing else. No other thsy
o give yon compares with this in its intrinsic value
V tH curative powers. Tho sick want the heat al
'0erO is Tor them' aud they should have it. 49,
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER.
PRACTICAL and analytical Chemist, Loapsu. Mas,
PAIGE IS CTs PER Box. FIvE Boxes FOR 81.
Sold by A. G. COON 4 ~ 49,, -, ,O IN -
aud Dealers in Medicine overyhcTs ~ III DFGSEissS
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= -. OLA poln, Comfort daily, except Sum
t G%y at Baltimore next days BY SOs nj 30
Leave Baltimore daily eASel'
AF Fl N; at Old Point Comfort next days BY .
pm; to commence service at Norfolk
40. pron 1asneOck, by wlseye, GuISra. Me 10
songo, Temp. Nnceville @no n,i Ne ,wSce a week.
hGrn G,,"nco &c ' Tuesdny aud Saturday at
rive va at uOrntown by pm;-,,.,,com.
lave Horntown Monday and Erlday az y 49,
Arrive ut Onauc"cK by IN ,,J
mis- to end ut Nav Church inNi;su' ,,rs,
4lSI From AccoInack H. " i@si tLrsr tunes a
Mount, 10 miles an" "'N''
wee week. Aeeomuek II, Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at 9 pm;
rive AT Locust Mount by p m; -. .,.,.,,v
Haaye Locust Mount Monday, Wednesday
and Pril ~ ut u M
rive at Accomack g II, by II q IN.
FORM OF PROP0sAh; GTAHAN-
TEE AND CERTIFlCAEh'
PKoPoLAL.
The underslgned whose post office , ADDRESS
l., rounty Of State Of - proposes
10 c,vrv the mails Of tue United States, from July
1855 10 June 80, 1867, on route No -, ~ tHs
49, and -, under the adverteeme IIeS o. v t"S
poat,nstrr General. dated December u.s. leoz WIN WIN
CELEBRITY, certainty and seeur ty' Tor tue "nu""'
sum Of - dollars. IN. ~, 1, o,-,odu. nj the
This proposal Is made with full oWeuse, y! .I,e
jStance Of the route, the weight of the mall to De
caTrsd and ali other particulars in reference to the
route and service, and also, after careful examine
lion Of the laws aud Instructions attached I" the u
TertIsemrut
D'''N GUARANTEE
The undersigned, residing at -, State OF
=, undertake that, if the foregoing bid for car
ryipc the mail on route No. - be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to the LIST
day Of July, 1868 enter into the required obligation
or co tract 20 perform the service proposed, with
good and sufficient suretes
TLis we do, understanding distinctly the obliga'
tona and liabilities assumed by guarAnors under the
9Th section of the act Of Congress OF July 3 1876
Dated u,,,,,r,.
Tho undersigned, postmaster at -, State o.
-, ccrtiies, UNDER HIS OATH or ORPGcE, that he IL
/ acquainted with the above guaIantor', aud knows
their guarantee.
| Dated
4see act of Congress of March s. 1915, section IS
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Sugar Mills and EVapOratOrs;..
PRYOR g. FR0sn

81 q az Main ST.
WOuLD cali the attention nj ro-s
to the n tGe raising Of Sorghum the pFcson,
CONTROL OF tb thoy have secured the EXCIUsif%T
!. Se est ! Sugar )! Mills in the West
q %? S8Iy which ha. really
,,ca iuil supply of Mills will he nm =.
ralspT SG ny the LIST May, and all TSo exhibit
Mills and aTe urgently invited to ips1a sntfh R
pSst SsS anu sugar made with this OF tho
cultivation and SsG to get one Of treaties S tine Inc
eulated gatGtopsSSu of the sugar cane cir.
Prench sSo5 nave Nt small quantity Of III. ,.,,,,u
fully warranted pa as.9, imported by ourselves and
partIc1,s and EvapOratOrs fully Warranted =,
PRYOR FROST.
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CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
FOR TIE RAFIU CUIFH Ut
Coughs, Colds, and
HoarReneRS.

BRIHFIELp, MASS, Dec. 20, 1855.
Dale. AVER: do not hesitate to
say the best remedy l have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarscncss, Influenza,
and the concOmitRnt symptoms OF a
Cold, is your CHERRY PICTORIAL. It's
constant use in my practice aud my
family for the last ten years has
shown it to possess superior virtues
for tho treatment of these conf
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the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1860 will be
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Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines of the day.
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence a full
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GALT.-3OO barrels pittsburgh No. / Extra.
y 500 do SOHO River,n
just received aud for sale by
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.0l"'ON' w.D. JOHNSON.
g. w. JOHNSON g. SON
Manufacturers OF Conpsr NJ
Sheet Iron War;.
WING Wing AVAILED OURSELVES or ALE r1,r
than eTs t 1 We better prepared now
the above In M S orders for any article or work in
tiSI Sn 20 order Steamboat work done in
particular attontIan We are now paying
guarantee niS branch of the trade, and
canDot a. f Dealers We offer ndpsemonta thoI
compIsto Ioand elsewhere. Our stock of Ws-a q
Of GoaI SIoeS Of theatest and most npnroro We
@"u 1000 STOVES on hand at ali times A
u. ". JOHNSON { SON
jy2-dkvtt No.179 Market Souare
--=----- Wheeling, Va
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, |
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1862.

vIR In I "a .
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT CLoAKs
"A Amer the latest Paris patterns, just received
nd for Sale at the lowest prices.
uoV22 ALEX. HEYMAE'S, 1S1 Main street.
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Country Merchants

A RE invited to call and examine the largest stock
n CHATS and GAPS ever before offered in this
market.
sep16 HARPER 4 BRO.
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PROPOSALS will DO received at the Contract Of
flee of this Department until 10 a. III. Of ThurS-
day, Apri! 10, 1868 for conveying the malls of the
United states for four years, commencing July l.,
1868, aud ending June 80, 1867, in the state of Hir
gina on the routes and Oy the schedules of depAr.
lures and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions ANNOUNCED by April 90, 1863.
[Bidsi:rs teiH erausine carefully the form and in
strwctions annexed especially the latter part G in
StrUciiOn lJ)
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blessings and prayers of a grateful friend
BRAXTON BRAGG. &

BRAXTON BRAGG. &
On assuming command Lieut.. General
Hardee issued the following General Order
to the soldiers Of the army Of Tennessee
"General Bragg having been relieved
from duty With this army, the command has
devolved upon me. The steady purpose
the unainching courage and unsullied pa.
triotism Of the distinguished leader who
has shared your fortunes for more than two
years, will long be remembered by the army
and the country he served SO we'll.
I desire to say on assuming command
that there is no cause for encouragement.
The overwhelming numbers of the enemy
forced us back from Missionary Ridge, but
the army is still intact and In good heart ;
our losses were small and were rapidly re-
placed. The country islooking to you with
painful interest. feel I can rely upon
you. The weak tide need to be cheered by
the constant successes of the victors Of Shi.
loh, Perryyille, Murfreesboro' and Chicka-
mauga, and requires such stimulant to sus.
tain their courage and resolution. Let the
past take care of itself. We care most to
secure the future. 49,.
(signed,) W. J. HARDEE, :
-. - Lieutenant General.
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deliverer at the beginning Of the war he
will continue, we trust, their deliyerer to its
close. He is a man very much like them
selves; warm Of heart, but cool of head,
strong Of, hand and always suspicious Of
their peculiar enemy. No man understands
engineering better than Beauregard but
there is one subject he understands even
better, and that is Yankees. He is not q
man noisy and abusive.of Yankees, but he
has made them the study: Of his life; he ap-
preciates their energy, perseverance, and
fertility ofresources, and comprehends quite
as thoroughly their deplorable lack of prin.
ciple, conscience and honesty. he never
trust them; never goes to sleep while there
are Yankees about never trusts his lambs
to sudden inoursion of these wolves
Some time ago the Yankees, in the exuber.
anoe of their idiot joy upon getting Morris
Island-an event which they hailed asthe
immediate precursor of the downfall of
Charleston-pronounc Beauregard hum.
bug. Perhaps they intended that as com.
pliment, but they must acknowledge by this
time that he did not deserve it. Their oc-
cupation of Morris Island he had not the
means Of preventing without leaving I'M.
guarded a more direct avenue to the city
He chose the less Of two evils, and the re-.
suit has vindicated the wisdom of his judg.
ment. Evenif they lay Charleston in ashes,
they can never plant their banner in triumph
upon its soil. Beauregard is too much for
them. They will have not only to hate him
but respect him. He will compel them to
do this, just as Stonewall jackson did. He
is in many respects kindred spirit to jack
soma single-minded, intensely earnest, al
most solemn man-a praying and fighting
man. Let them learn Of that devout, clear
headed, andyaliant soldier, that combina-
tion, which we wish could everywhere be
found in our Southern leaders, Of chiyalry
and common sense.-Riehmond Dispatch.
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sETURN OF STOCK AND BAL
ANCE OF TAX I'm KIND.

WILL attend at the following times
and places for the purpose of receiving the closing
atars ofTAX m KIND and the returns OF all NEAT
CATTLE, HORSES and MULES not used in cultivation,
q IN fsd BEEVE from ah pSd and
spTior 10 lst November, 1868 =---.7. s-E.,-
AZ smith's, on Thursday Sd December.
- At Bethel, on Friday, 4th December.
Clay Hill, on Saturday, 5th December. see
M Ebenezer, on Monday, 7th December. t
-SAt Por Mills, on Tuesday, 9Th December.
AZ Coates, Tavern, on "Wednesday, 9th December.
" AZ Westbrook's, on Thursday, 10th December.
AZ Rock Hill, on Friday, llth December.
- At Banons, on Monday, l4th December -
= Skt tMcconnellsvilc, ON Tuesday, 18th December.
=: As Feemster's, on Thursday, I7th December.
sat Luke Smiths, on Friday, 18th December.
8 At Hickory Grove, on Saturday, 18th December.
sat Hugh Loves, on Monday, 2fst December.
AT Whitesides', on Tuesday, 22d December.
AZ Gllfllan's, on Wednesday, a3d December. -.
81 AT Allison's on, Monday, 2sth December. r.
, SAs Whisonant's, on Tuesday, 18th December.
AtBuffaio, on Wednesday, 3Oth December.
Ataoydton, on Thursday, 3lst December. -s..gs.
~ forkvile, on Saturday, e6th December and satur-
is Is the last that viii be given TAX PAY
hrs 10 make the returns Of the balance of the crops of
CORN COTTON and all other parts of crops hitherto
fssnsd ThIs is also the only opportunity given for re-
turning NEAT CATTLE, HORSES and MULES not used
ii cnltivaiion. s,sss g
Fo os our armies and efforts energy viii be spared
lasecnring prompt and accurate returns.
~ Al defsulters will be dealt with the law directs
Mpes oxen wagon and cart horses and those used regu
don. Horses includes all mares and colts The tax
eRt cattle includes all cows, yearngs and calves The
yae Of al beeyes sold from 24h April TO LIST November,
sh be taken according to gross proceeds Of such sales,
deductng money actually paid for their purchase and value
ofcom consumed by them zs'rs.,.S
De- Bring your last returns with you, your returns of
eosa cotton &c., must be entered M .heTsGIa ss%sR.rr4
tssss = -" Assessor 3Ist Collection District:
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Army Correspondence of the savan.
nah Republican.
ARMY OF TENNESSEE,
DALTON, Ga, Nov. 27, 1863

/. DALTON, Ga, Nov. 27, 1868.
Thursday, the 26tb, after fatiguing
march,. the army with its long trains arrived
at Ringgold during the afternoon and night.
The eremI had thrown forward mixed
column of mounted infantry, artillery and
cavalry, which was harrassiug our rear
guard, under command of General Gist,
considerably. At one time, Gen. Bragg or.
dered the wagons towards the rear to be
moved out of the road and parked, with a
view, it is said, of having them burnt rath.
er than let them. fall into the hands of our
enemies. Gen. Gist was repeatedly press
ed back against the wagons, but he mana
ged finally, with the aid of his brave com.
mand, (Walker's division to savethem all.
AT one time, the enemy got lin between him
and the main column, but be took neigh.
,borhood road and thus escaped destruction.
Unfortunately, Ferguson's battery Of four
guns, belonging to Walkers division, was
captured. The horses were in very bad
condition, and unable to keep up with the
column hence the disaster. The greater
part of the men and horses escaped. You
will be astonished to hear that the horses
in the artillery service, the most important
in the whole army, are the p1pst neglected
"a fact, however, which quartermasters,
and even artillerists, seem incapable OF
comprehending. The loss Of the battery
occurred soon after dark and not far from
Ringgold. The trains were brought out
three miles this side of Ringgold and the
teams fed, while the army occupied the
pass just outside the town. Three compa-
nies of the 10th South Carolina, acting as
8 special guard to Ferguson's battery, were
dispersed and many of the men taken pris-
oners. ,s;r-s,.s, So. -. =.
Nov. 27.-The trains we're now put in
front and directed to take q left hand road
Esto Dalton, passing near Catoosa SPRING. :
They moved as midnight the troops sat
daylight folloRing the ddiitection Of the rail.
road By Tunnel Hill, SO as to cover the
trains. Roads very bad for some miles; (;
the teams oyesRorked, and suffering for
forage and rest: ssH q mule lie down
when the harness was removed and go as
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NUMBER 81.

prove grieyonsly unequal and oppressive ii
its operation. But Lyles plan, apart from
its coercive and technically Illegal features
would work no wrong, Or cause any los TO
any man, or injure any interest Wills. Il
would effect promptly and completely the
vital desideratum Of Reduction Of the cur
rency to at least a comparatively sonnd CON
dition.. VINDEX.
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SLAYELABOR FOR THE COAST,
- -, 'ssS1s !. DIYISIONNO. 1.
eTHE Commissioners of the Road

81 THE Commissioner OF the Roads
ia and the Town authorities of the Judicial Districts Of
Fckens Greenyie, Spartanburg Anderson, Union, York;
rwi to summon ell persons In possession of slaves IL
able 20 Road duty within the limits of their authority, TO
deliver one fourth their slaves liable such duty at the
Rad Roud pepos the owners residence, on We'd
nesdsy 10Th December pro1mo; In time for the down
In0ing trains for thirty days labor on the Notifications
liz Tho Commissioners Of Roads and the Town author-
aforesaid viii also impress and deliver at the Depots
same time, fourth of all the maeree negroes be-
tween the ages Of thirteen and fifty, within the limits OF
authority 10 be forwarded for the term Of labor
III The aggregate of the calls made this Division, in
edps the present CALL Is four months labor OF fourth
the Road hands In pursuance then, of the terms of the
Acts Of the Legislature, the Commissioners Of the Roads
and he Town authorities viii only require of the several
slSehoders such an nmount of labor WILL when added
pfat already furnished, make up sucl owners quota,
fhe one fourth oftheir Road hands for four months.
Nv Tie hefnconsstency of calling for hands for thirty day
which detained siIy ds Is amatter beyond my cons
o. The Act requires to call for term of service of
ty days while the negroes can only be discharged by
araers of the General Commanding.
". Persons 20 whonn will be at all convenient TO con-
thute labor In advance under this cal earnestly
eted to do so the law them Of all credit for 1t
on ffrs calls, which win probably at less oppor-
t1ae season., - ~ 49,. =
We oenen are advised to furnish their slaves with
rstfons TO last 20 Charleston. 49,
VII. The Agents out receive the negroes are pro-
-, .'-Ts VIM NJ. SHANNON,
- 4 .s-ztssrss. .. Agent State South Caroliua.
= Camden. s.. c., November l3, 1858. ss. .
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EsTRAY MULE. :

T0LLED before me, by Edward I.
i Brandon, living 10 niles East Of Yorkville, near
Wright's Ferry, BROWN HORSE MULE, abopt fourteen
hands high supposed 10 BE- upwards of twenty years DID,
No marks visible except very sore back appraised At
seventy-hve dollars. -. = ~
October II 43 -"fr Am
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DENPAL NOTICE.-D URING

~ my absence from Yorkylle, have made arrange
ments with Dr. LESLIE OWEN, formerly of Charleston,
to take charge ofRy OFFICE, adjoining The ENQUIRER
usual. He Is gentleman of much experience in my
line of business, and w doubtless sge genes satisfac-
toH WSd- WALkEh, Dentlst
Pehr,.rv ,tr.s=$ ~ ~ If
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WRITE 10 THE PRIsoNERsOp sur
geons lately released from johnson Island
and other Yankee dungeons, desoribs the
arrival Of mails containing Letter from home
for the prisoners IS sefecting in theextreme.
The eager anxiety Of all, until the mails
are opened, the intense joy of those who
get and the deep detection Of those vho:do
not get letters, cannot be told ii worlds,
We can well underatand thas. 70 the poor
fellows cooped up for weary months IL pris-;
son, the sonnds from home which lettafs
bring, are hailed with delight beyond the
power Of language TO convey And after
weeks Of longing and waiting, 20 see Others
receiving letters while they reesiye none.
mast be bitter indeed, for 1t seems to indi-
cate neglect at 8 time Of ell others when
kindness and attention should knoF mo re-
taxation .orseesaation: a letter is 2 great
Joy toa priaonef; ii costs little to writer, and
40 oaeasion Of sanding one should .eves'bs
Epermissed to- pass. So far as opr experience
goes, thegF Yankees have been very faithful
lin conveying letters both % and from pris'
oners. We trust that every onewho has 3
relative or friend. In prison and can'wieid a
pen, will avail himself Of the opportunity
afforded ofthe Aagsof truce, and that here
after as few as possible Of the poor fellow
will be disappointed when the mails from
the South are opssed.--Rsehmana W1y
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;scsTEAM MILLS FOR SALE.-

NJ The undersigned offers for sale or in exchange for
SNEGRo PROPERTY, his STEAM MILLS in the Town
ofYorkvne, 8. c., directly on the KINGS MOUNTAIN
RAIL ROAD The Mills consist of WHEAT and CORN
MILLS, and CIRCULAR SAW-the whole driven by
BOILER and ENGINE Of FORTY HORSE POWER,
necessary buildings. The BOILER and ENGINE If desi-
red. will be sold alone. ST.. KUYKENDAL. -
March lS IL s.E II
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June, IroIi Eject.

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and Frsnob Govern sn.s Sts e I sSsss
~ vessels nn,;l ths nnsstions a,;s;ne s,, nnor,
tfem abaIl ba datsrm;nsS ~ ~ & cst,fts 8 I 'of
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tbino ,,,b;ob m;sbt ssssn, &, ;nf,sct;or e
tba iow e ne,traI;e, s,.na a.rs.;;. M s.
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and Aha las bitharto bean Ala I E 6 So narsnads
the Emnaror a. tha 'Flanc;S s. aet Salo1g,
with ber in all matte,a g s.nreyta;inino g mr.
Amerioan Affairs 2
Vet France has snot bus any yaasns tbs ,s
same degree Of interest IN That {. policy tbst
England has, France has mo such precious
commerce sprsad over all seas. m inviting: rip
Yankee priyateers, France has 10 ireland
by her aide. with the prosoect of an ar1uy of,
sFesnpian Brothera,, landino mon I'd shores
in case Of war. q On the other 4 S hand. Fance.
has interests in an opposite direction, rrge
ing her TO strengthen and establish 9 South q
ern Gonfederacy between Mexico and the Es
Yankee nation 10. tact, the se,sts'sss Ssess
u.s. on the other put y sall STANDS, sna Me'
may expect g see tne swo NATIONS yes 9 liss
tie while moving par passu snd u llS1f tl1e
same direction. - -
But there are signs that this detention of
the iron vessels in England may dono more
than occasion delay. Lord Paimezsson.s
special penman Of the Post has long az
|ticle onthe subject drift Of whichsis,
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