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FIJI: AMERICAS LAND COMPANY An
j. AGENCY,
No. 81 Broadway. New vor1r


Offers iti agency tn owner. Of land OF every Il, ,c5in.
stSa'r eSptS'aJ'y in thc Southern States, and 10 Sorf1,
crn ana European capitalists, emigration socictics
farmers, mechanics and o,hrr.D lc,irou, OF trans.
:rIrtnS fhGsr labor and K i'll 10 III. Se-,th.
II dckiEnt to. aid, through the means @ ncrcd nv /,
ccetrM. S!lccIn New YORK mud liz branches clsrp here
IN the fF.a: y ok OF The sqcial and ccnnumicni rror.
cnniE"itoh Gf t}m!Scuth. Sy bringing together The
owners OF plantations and farm. seeking uurch,str r.
Ana Industrial! Development on the one hand. witb
f. hraae who command the ca pital And l.tor nn,, skill on
INC "tsrr hand. II Till devote itself +, Tho work NJ
acrs'haiatinc ~n3 ne,hoiixinS Information ana stat.
'iIict, u-eiui for those who may, on ground. OF pccu.
phiianlh fopy, dcsire 10 contribute, tn rou III ne rror.
E.ni:ation Of Industry. to the msucrisi means t,v
winch the Sonth can be restored, its pcoplc OF rycry
S'Iiti"h made pros porous men am, good citizens:
anu rs sSu,munIfi,a brought TO take thri, share in
r."n'ot'h! tue welfare or The " hole country.
Tor ,''rir r-cn:l aiid" finil iYiire7i.i IL c]m,crprisc and
ty tue broad lands OF the South now omen III b., -,
't"c oire" iaibor, bl. whose owner. and ocru,icr.
u; suhcIiii- iFoin the waste OF war.
~ invites the attention of The public, aud i. nr.n,r.d
10 cntes Immediately on the transaction Of bushes,
The officers are = " 8
JOIN \. ANDREW. President.
PRANK Z. HOWE, Vice. rrrsi!ent and :
iaCn. y. ~, Grnsrsi Agent North, :
ALFRED GATHER.
" n. WiSEW Ell, General .lgcn, South.
OFFICE, Rooms II A1plo,
a., .! Broadway, New York.
, 1865-10-28
TRIBUTE or nEsrFcr.

- = iA~crinr 81; the pro,hrriv Mechanics
club N"lAi'r i'ir-SGay t!,eraoon, 6c,. The itl,.
II MAS I; Unanimously resolved.
ila', wliegcn> il has pleased Almighty Col,
IN -, "lNt providence, to rcii',sc t-c.. S:sor;.s.
u by Gcath orr rtr.thY CIa7nt an and Wee
irt>:f.rs. ',MEs ftonEscE F.hE, ,ha, We du
ii0'y 20 lis viii in u sense Of Cur Own u,v-.r,s.r.
mss krn"irs thU He docs il u remind Us q.
III. al fr,r1,; -N" arr' iyTr""-c" a-"ncl, a..
I" sait.", 'ha. !. The death OF james r. .Irc.
III" Rru!lm-i, " rf!r0ict Club has sustained iii
lrrcuaf:t'lr ln>s. ASA officer he WAS ever ready
70 do All That would avail hi, clnh aud 10 dis.
ci'.trs' ihr duties involved ul,pn him.
H.s"'lt6 That "c 70 ot!cr oir sympathy with
HI bcrvayvd Widow aud mother III ,Nrir i-cuar.
abb i">> su.'ainch ~ his ,lci,h.
H->"i.i, Thar We ccvS,c 4 pa.. il, our riinu,,
h"nk 10 his 'n.irc:y ar', II our n,x, ,u,rt.
thinincn' To wcaT a badge q nftirrins on our
i'it arms and that a c"ry OF the above 10 far
%nisnri The family Of the deceased, aud ,liat !; 81,
irs'f'r' r the sout'' Carolina L,oi,r.-Esir,cts
from tie .Hnurs.
FRANCES s.LEE.
Get. .~-ttl ..H..#. Sncr.,,r, Il ~ ,,#
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me Memphis Argus has an editorial on the
coiored suffrage question, which, 10 strongly tine.
sared with radicalism. I, says:
MT rs soon rs it is evident tina. negroes A..
A.aiiticd to play the part Of frccmcn in tho same
tph'' a"e 're" sympathy with the white race,
then the spirit of our laws absolutely rcn,,;rn
'hcir acknowledgements, since il is evident ,ha,
every real and competent power, or source Of
power should have its influence in the govern.
mcnt OF which il is a natural and integral part.
eor inc rcal power OF the whole is composed Of
an INC real sources or individuals combined. and
if the central government represents i,s intc.rni
members in any degree impcrfcc,ly, falsely. lar.
tNly. or IN excess. it IS liable precisely il, that
degree to become at any moment mn irregular
ana tyrannica9 government. The republican
spncre 81 government must he rounded and per.
feet, composed Of all. representing nil, in ,hc;r
real degrees and conditions. 80"
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MARINE NE VIZ.
July gs-s. Rises, 4s9-s Sets, ao-H. water. nc
CLEARAD.


5THAheHIPs-Coiumbi Havena Perit qsv.n-
nal; Commander Wilmington; United states, ali
kNeu Il Hale. Boston; y Cadw allsuer, Baltimore
sulP--Iohn Bunynn, Carver, for Turks Island
BARks-Nord,ee, RI einen: A Duber,, Fslmou' h;
John Carver, Turks lsl nd; Ssudv Hook, Cpv BAY
Scotland NOrirans Evelyn rankiort Iolof Bangor.
hRlGe-Hedlcy Wears, Csrdenas; C Brooks,
sCHOQNHBs-PL Smith, Philsdelphls; Rebecca
Q Lane Boston. Republic, New Bedford.
ARnIvED.
eTEAMSHIPS-Neptune Now orleans Yszoo,
K'chinond GLASGOW, Liverpool Moteor Nex Orleans;
nstieiaE Norfolk ChesapeAke, Portland, Name;
Mcclellan, Now OIleans
sHlPs-R Winthrop New Orleans, with cotton.
BAKEs-,Jnne Zo.s, ssRus; Antills, Santos De.-
ps'ch. Port gu Prince; Henry 1roVbrldse, Gusnica,
X; Rapid, Vera Cruz; Susan Jane, Cow Bay, u.
BRIGs-Forres,er, Bridgeport, b; VIM Saw
yer, Lngsn; kooioo, Glace Bay.
sCHoONERs--snow squsll, Mobile; Lusits, Bar
scoa Nintsge. Alb.py; sipple- do; Maria Hail
dG u barley, wilmington; francisco, savanna n;
Trade Wind savannah: Adm Lincoln, Westerly, XII;
Constitution, Mob lie; SBT Thompson, New Haven
for Philadelphia; Robert Foster Milhridge; Selma,
lngan; Ellen RUiman, New Bedfordf Idaho POUCH
keedsie for Biddeiord; X Smith, New Bseiord W
Bentley, Gloucester; Lamartine, wareham; Jo'esh
Hall Portland; : l. Croker, Taunton for Philadel-
phic; NJ Chadwick, Cow bay; linton, Providence;
Tunis Bodine, Cold Spring.
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from his pocket. ..Jspes Cccfrof 80 srraisne1
before Jus.ica Dodge, . charge Of stealing 40
fiotn John CanmcIef, . discharged soldier. be
en- planont alleces that "wednesday nisht, While
p.SaBg the Of BiOa1vay and Reada street, he
w.s acoo,ted b. he sccused, who stole his poctet-
james Dyer, coiored, vas arrHisned be-
lore Justice Dodge ye,tefdsy, on cnargc OF robbfns
Daniel Jobn,tO, slso coiored. Justics Dodge COM
mi.tod the accused fof trial
Arr,A o. 4reoef Rive Thferes-oficen Hslvey
and wesh, Of the Hsrtor Police, arrested on We'd
prrdsy pieh, three men named Patrick Courey, Vim.
J,not ard VIM. Ward, Who were proslins sbout the
rive- in ho-t when ,e,tched, slthoush there vss
n, property found ye they hal the toos 70 operate
With ne NJ found aU iron iiiDmy, ,ar. sone
& es ~. razor tl>Ie act into loug wooden handle
- m ride ious ,ooting enpou. The to't lhey we're
IL VIVA sOia, has, ed, End complaint being msae
b. the oaneI, the three men reIe loekedu up.
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The Mormon wemeu and PoIyssmy.
M. sAzun BowLrS in his last letter from Sab
Lake TO the Springfield REPuBtIoAS, rsmaksi

M. sANuE BowLES IN his last letter from sab
Lake 10 the Springfield REPuBLIoAS, rsmaksi
How DO the Mormon women like and ear ply.
Camy is the question m st people ask ~ to tie
y ltitution Tic universal testimony Of all bat
tho husbands is tia. IL gr.'ious sorrow and
burden; only cheeriully submitted TO and en-.
brrced under rei nous fsnsticsm s9d sef-.bns-
Tho a,e taught 10 believe, and many Of them
really 90 believe, that through and by il they
securs nialer and more glorious reward in the
future wo ID. "Lord Jesus has laid heavy trial
upon me-" said one poor, sweet "ymaa, but
He viii sr.nt me in his kingdom" Tons 10 uhe
common wall, the common solsco. Such are the
teachings Of The church and l have no douit
both husbands and wives alike shen honestly
and submit 10 polygamy AZ really Gods
Lely ssgYes sale alaied 70 mako saiuH Of thsu,
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A MEXICAN MOWER.-THE ONLY SELF

"A oII.ING MACHINE.
Moving Machine. have been brousR ea the ssn
gRExTEk IMfRovESESTs than ' an. H before 'G q.
Particular attention has been paid to the wants Of
Me Farmer In the construction Of the AMERICAN
THE VERY BEST MACHINE IN USE.
There ere numbers OF Machines that do th cir work
ences that are greatly annoying TO the among
them The frequent necessity Of oiline the bearinRs
which, neglected, (as Il 10 very apt BEL result In
emitting the joaIo. or SS.e and II Pc ,neSs IN
has the following features OF excellence;
The BEARINGS Of TIE AMERICAN MOWER,
The QUEER end Of the Finger Bar will drop lower
You can elevate the Pinger Bar from n declining
po.tion without raising tho inner sh se.
obstacles, by means OF the hand lever u an thst Of
any other ioined bar Machine.
The Frame between the Driving Whee's win pas
Mover.
and knife Bars than he has Of any other Machine.
Ihe ringer Bar will conform 10 more une zen
OF the MOST IMPORTANT features in a perfect Mower
Either wheel operate. the Cutter Bar, ndepend-
knives are kept in rapid notion '''"'' n.y. tue
The Draft Is from the front Of the frame which
giyes u great advantages those that dIN from
II HAS AN EASY srRISo SEAT ron THE DRIVER
gear when IN motion.
It has folding Bar and DO folded without dis
II Is Of LIGHT DRAFT. and hos no rrRorrrrnrx
slHf DRAFT.
II Is simple and perfect in Its construction
and has moe strength, with hshtnsss combined, than
AM other Mower.
Il cannot upset.
DEFY contradiction 70 the above and invite the
scrutiny Of ALI who are In any Interest cd In the
Inlng interest to examine this Mower foeling con-
hdent Of their approval.
Shafts or ille supplied with Machines for one horse
| WILLIAM VAN ANDkN,
| - go Man street.
| W1 pourhkaen.1a "
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ss'vss and en- associated with them IN Ne future
world. stu . good deal Of human nature II visi-
BILE both among the men In smbrtcfng poiyg,my.
and In thsir wives IN submitting 70 II. Mr.
Youne's testimony on this point is Significant
Oshor signs srs not wanting m Che looks and char
sc,er Of the men most ostsn snointed In the holy
bonds OF msn mopy, and the well-known dis
agreement Of the wives IN many families. In
some cases they hive bsrnopiously and lovingly
together; oftener, II would seem they have ssps-
rae psrts oil the same HOUSE., or even separate
houses The hisl wife n generally the recognized
o' soc ety, and hequenuy assumes contempt for
We oilers regarding them 90 conoubines, and no,
wives But u Is dreadful stale OF society 70 any
one OF hne feelings and true Instincts; II robs mar
red lie OF all i've sweet sentiment and comps
snip and while u dcgrsdes woman, brutAliEss
msn. tesching him 70 despiso and dominssr over
nis wives over all women. II bresOs jealousy,
dis'russ, and Temps to inhielity but the police
system Of the church and tho community 10 so
rrlet and constant that IL IL claimed and believed
NAT The latter vice Is very rare.
A PnrSousir cannot pronounce "ship." The
WORD sounds sheep in his mouth. Seeing an
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
i roads On and after MOnday, JuHe !. h, aus ~
Albany and Troy, conntct.ng with horthe n ana
Western trains Will leave New York ~ iol!o" y
From Hudson River Depot 5Uth II. and lUth ave, ~
I 80 A. M, ., 4 1890 r. NJ, and from Harlem ~
pot 26th st. and 4th ave. at IL A. " and 49, NJ
Tickets good on either route W. H. FASLLS
RlLL Y.P. ~
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"A MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT

IA AGENCY.-NEssRS. MUM & CO., Publish
ers oftho Scientific American" continue TO act as
Attorneys Tor securing Patents for Inventions In
this and oil foreign couptriaA
Mcssrs MUM Co, hsve had seventeen Year,
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Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other
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Too Late for Classification.
DHATHA.

HARRIGAN-On July 97th. James Joseph. child
OF Patrick J. and Cstharine Harrissn, aged n,osL
The relatives and friends respectfully Invited
70 attend the funeral, on sunday, At o'clock p. w.,
from the residence Of hts parents lz9 Dtvsion s3TS
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Va EDHCINES.

CATARRH, CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
~ WA. X. rRINCt, Flushing, N. Y, having DIS
covered the origin OF these eadu diseases, and the
ohy pOsllIe remedies which will eradicate them
vi mail his treatise TO applicants who send ten cts
aho stamp. 256
sun CHOLERINE REMEDY. THIS WELL
- known medicine for the OF Diarrhoes, Dysen-
Wry, Crampa Colo, and all Iooseness OF the bowels
can be procured only Of the proprietor, at 40 South
second street. WiliamsbuTgh. Price 70 cent? per
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A Prrsonir cannot pronounes "ship." The
word sounds sheep in his mouth. Seeing an
ton-clsd, he said To 10Y. us this var-shospr'
mo" answered the boy. "It 10 ram"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10


AT the recent township election in
Kanawha county, one Of the candidates
of the radical party challenged a number
of votes and endeavored to compel some
of the oldest and best citizens of Charles
ton to take the Infamous oath prescribed
at the last session of the Legislature. A
number of the challenged parties very
properly refused to take the oath that
was demanded, and their votes were3re-
ijected by the officers of the election. =
Believing in the unconstitutionality OF
the oath in question, the Republican says
that legal proceedings have been com
menced against the officers who rejected
the votes, and the matter will probabl Y
be tested in the courts.
We are glad to see that the citizens of
Kanawha are disposed to maintain their
legal rights. The oath prescribed by
the malignants in the last Legislature is
as clearly unconstitutional as anything
can be, and will be so decided by any
Judge who understands the meaning of
common English words. We hope the
people of Charleston will push the ques-
ton through until it is as definitely set
tied in the courts ofLaw as it is in the
court of common sense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
The Conspiracy Trials.

Considerable regret is felt all over the
country that the assassination conspira-
tors are to be tried by military commits
sion rather than by the ordinary courts.
The trial of these men by court martial
is an impeachment of the value of our
judicial system which is much to be de-
plored, and, at the same time it robs the
trials of that solemnity which should at
tend the punishment of so heinOus a
crime. Military tribunals are not noted
for the justice of their decisions, and the
rules of evidence which obtain i'll militia
~ courts are not just the thing to 81
lenee all cavil which may arise as to the
guilt of the accused The public are
anxious to know all the particulars of
che conspiracy which has affixed so foul
a blot upon American history, and to
fasten the stigma of imporishable infa-
my spon the guilty parties. But they do
not desire to accuse any innocent man,
and demand that the evidences of guilt
be clear and conclusive.
There can certainly be no good reason
new assigned for the continuance of mar
tial law and military courts. We are
not aware that the regular admnistra.
tion of justice is at all impeded in Wash.
ingtoa City by matters beyond the con-
troll of the Secretary of War.
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Pursuit Of Jeff. Davis.

1t has been ascertained that jeff. DaNis
and the members of his flying Cabinet
have not with them moro. than fifty
thousand dollars piece in specie, or less
than three hundred thousand in all
/ Our cavalry are close on the trail of the
demoralized traitors, and sangune hopes
are entertained of their ultimate cap
ture A cavalry escort, commanded, by
Wade Hampton, are deserving rapidly,
and coming to our lines and surrender
ing themselves as prisoners of war
They state that out of fifteen hundred
men who had been picked ont on account
of their supposed fidelity and trust
worthiness, to act as q guard TO Davis
and his party in their flight, most of
them are dissatisfied with Hampton's re-
fusal to surrender along with the main
body of Johnston's army. The same dis
satisfaction exists among the officers, a
number of whom have also abandoned
the enterprise, fearing if they are cap
tured they will be treated as outlaws.
These deserters predict that Davis will
not have more than corporafs guard
left by the time that he reaches the
Mississippi, if he succeeds in getting that
far. ir. .F a-..@t all
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FOR SALE,

OF I59, CENTER WHEELING,
II WEST side Chapline Street. corners on an
alley. Enquire of r. VEAZY, lis Main street
or j. H. HOBBS South Wheeling. app
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A Good Idea.

A convention of citizens of the Third
Congressional District of this State, IT.
respective of party, is to be held soon
at place to be hereaft II designated, to
adopt some measures for the restoration
of law and order throughout the district
and to repress mGauding and murder.
This is good idea, and We hope it
may be crowned with complete success.
We may have peace and security in eve
ry county and township in the State, if
the citizens will only take the matter in
hand; obey the laws themselves and COM
pei their obedience by others There is
no excuse now for bnshwhacking, in fact
there never was, and all those who still
set the laws at defiance will be punished,
not as prisoners of war, but as murder
ers and thieves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
A HOA SWindIer.

One of the boldest attempts at swim
dliug we have ever heard of occurred re.
Gently in Chicago. A man wearing the
uniform OF a Major General in the a my
aud calling himself Major General w. s.
HANCOCK went to appointment banker in
that city, about ten o'clock at uight:
presented forged letter of introdp"'
from an influential citizen eS "'ioi'
and asked loan of teu.t' 4 ohicaeo
The banker replied ,housanu oo'ia'S'
cOmmodate j: that Tic couiu NOT az
I'm, ,vo,.. IN at that hour OF the night,
No. nd do so i'll the morning The
.,xt morning an item appeared in one OF
the city papers stating that General
HANCOCK had arrived in the city and
was stopping at one of the principal no,
tells Upon going to his place Of business
the banker found under the door what
purported to be telegram from JAY
COOKE sayiug that General w S. HAN,
COCK was perfectly good for whatever
money. he might want to borrow
There 20 seemed to be something
rather suspicious about the circum
stances, however. and tue banker
went to the hotel to find his distinguish
ed customer. He ascertained that the
General had not been there at all, lie
then went to the newspaper office and
learnsd-that the announcement of HAN
COCKS arrival had been struggled mt,
the paper, no one knew how He imme
diatAy put the police in possession O.
the facts and search was made for the
fictitious n jor General, but he had taker
the alarm and aecamped without wait
ing to secure his ten thousand dollars
As an instance Of cool audasity. TIL;
attempt to personate the character o.
one of, f1srHp prominent, officers IN the
army ia almost uariyalled in tho annal'
of crime. The plan was well laid, but
proved unsuccessful - Z p
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10
General EweIl on the AssassimatiOno of
President Lincoln,

FORTRESS MONROE, April l6, 1865
Lieutenant General e. S. Grant Command
ing United States 4ymies;
GENERAL-You will appreciate. ] am
sure, the sentiment which prompts me to
drop you these few lines OF all the
misfortunes which could befail the South
ern people, or any Southern man by far
the greatest, in my Judgment, would be
the prevalence of the idea that they could
entertain any other than feelings of UNI
qualified adherence and Indignation for
the assassination of the President of the
United States aud the attempt to assassi-
nate the Secretary of State No language
can adequately express the shock pro.
ducel upon myself in common with all
tue general officers confined here with
NE, by the occurrence of this appalling
crime, and by the seeming tendeuc~
the public mind to connect thes = III
men with it. Need we 20 'onlhoil
no assassins, nor the M: - ,liaI Mo " ,,a
DC they from tn" aiileS Vi ;iSsa's'.is'
and that - North or from the South;
tho 9. Jming, as we do, from most of
. .,lates of the South, wG would be
ashamed OF our own people we're we not
assured they would reprobate this crime.
Under the circumstances | could not re-
frain from some expression of my feel
ings. thus utter them to a soldier who
will comprehend them.
The following officers-Major Generals
Ed. Johnston, of Virginia, and Kershaw
Of South Carolina; Brigadier Generals
Barton, Corse. Hunton and Jones, of Viz
ginia; Dubois, Semmes and Fl. II. Jack
son, of Georgia. Frazier, of Alabama
Smith and Gordon, of Tennessee; Cabel
of Arkansas, and Marmaduke. of Missouri
and Commodore Tucker, of Virginia
all heartily concur with me in what
have said Respectfully,
r. S. EwELL,
Lieutenant General C.. S A.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-10

THENew York Ereniag Postthus speaks
of President Johnson: Besides his ma
tive ability and decision of character, Mr.,
johnson brings to the arduous duties Of
his high Office the training of an excel
lent school of politics. Originally a
Democrat, disciple of Jackson. from
whom he learned both his ardent union
ism and high abiding confidence in the
people, he has steadfastly adhered to the
Democratic theory of government. In
no part Of his career, that we can now
recall, has he swerved from the most
rigid principles of his creed. He has
discountenanced interference with trade;
he has opposed protective tariffs and
class legislation; has insisted upon econ
omy and justice of administration. and
has yindicated to the discretion and en-
ergyy of the people the largest scope of
freedom 4sfaf 70 bGcs ecdf G7Tot L
~ zasS (
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Foreign SYnlDnshY.

The unanimous and cordial express
sions of sympathy with this nation in
the calamity that befell us in the murder
of Mr.. LINCOLN, that come TO us across
the Atlantic ocean, are peculiarly CRATE
full and touching. They will do much TO
destroy the ill-will which has grown up
here toward England and other foreign
pations, and will strengthen the bonds
Of amity which should unite MS to the
people of the world Abroad as well as
at home, all minor differences and preiu-
dices have been completely sunk in the
great sorrow which has come upon us
all. 1t has moved the heart of the
world.
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