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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
rhe ReRsOn WHY.

Much has been said about the stampede
Of the Queens Own" regiment from
Limestone Ridge-the most ludierous in-
cident Of the entire Fenian invasion-and
many reasons have been given why that
crack organization ran away terrified
from half their number of Fenians. Gen.
Napier, however, has, we think, hit upon
the exact cause Of the panic. In his speech
10 them on their return to Toronto he said.
had it not been for that unfortunate
mistake had the advance been sounded
instead of the retreat,-you would, single
handed, have driven the Fenians before
you
In ether words, if they had not run
away they would have fought. Undoubt-
edly! But there are disadvantages con
nected with fighting which no one can
appreciate until ho hears bullets whistle,
and on the other hand there are good re-
suits attendant on a stampede, which the
Queens Own fully appreciated, and
which Butler parsphrases thus:
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General News.

ALBAxY, June 26.-The Canal Superin-
tendent commenced filling the.levee at the
break Vest of Schenectady on Saturday,
and boats from beysnd the break are ex-
pected here to- night or to- morrow morning.
Tornado.
BUFFALo, June Pa tornado passed over
this city this afternoon, about four o'clock,
uprooting and blowing down trees, awnings,
&C., unrOofng several buildings, including
the United States Express stables, and
badly injuring Thomas Gould, the overseer,
and partly destroying the roof of Kremlin
Hall and Arcade. Several persons were
injured and two are reported killed.
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From New York.
nOIaEq,

Cholera.
New YoRK, June 25.-NO new cases of
cholera have been reported to the Board of
Health to day. Two cases already reported
are in a fair way of recovery.
sun Stroke.
Thomas O'Reiley, teacher in this city,
fell dead on the street to-day. Thermome-
ter in the shade to-day marked 80 degrees.
independence Day.
In the Common Council to-day a Joint
Special Committee reported against cele-
brating Independence day on the grounds
that there are no available funds for the
purpose.
Fast Time.
New Orleans papers of the Goth inst were
received here by mail and distributed at
the postolice this morning, being only four
days and a half from New Orleans. This
is the quickest time on record.
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special Dispatches.
REoE1vED UP TO O'CLOCK. a. n.
srssssi Dispatches to the Western Press.
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YoRk, June 25.A-The latest London
journals think that Austria win now feel
herself justified in striking blow, and will
Immediately order Bsnedek TO commence
the campaign. Prior to the above PrOceed-
ings Austria, on the 9th, replied 70 Bliss
mareks dispatch of June 9th, denying his
statement, charging Prussia with violating
engagements, throwing all responsibility on
Prussia, and asserting that Austris has now
nothing to do but take steps to defend her
honor and to save her rights from being
treated with contempt Before quitting
Altoona Goblenz issued proclamation pro-
testing against the proceedings Of Prussia
The total Prussian force Is computed al
7eS,OOO men, Efforts were eoptinped 70 30
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There is a man in. jackson county, Ten
nessse, who, like John Brown in the old
nursery rhyme had a little niger" The
little niger aforesaid the man persisted
in holding and treating as slave, claim
ing that since the abolition of the Freed
mems courts slavery was restored in Ten
nessee. Gen. Fisks colored soldiers soon
conNfn ed him, however, that slavery was
dead and The Freedman's Bureau alive
The unlucky planter no longer has bis
little niger.
Bets We're offered by the friends of
Commodore VanderbiltJ week agD, in
New York, that in less than one week
goldiwouid rise more than ten per cent.
In less than Ave days gold struck l6z.
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The Emperor and the FIower Girl.

A novel incident, according to the Paris
correspondent of the Irish Times, occurred
at the Paris races on Sunday; zone or
two celebrated personages were present
For instance, the Emperor was there and
ne walked about for good hour, familiar
" leaning on the arm ofthe Marquis De
Lavalette, his Minister of the Interior.
Isabella, the flower girl of the Jockey Club,
had between her tapering fingers one of
the loveliest little roses ever seen. and She
looked long and anxiously toward the
most powerful man in the world 'Cour-
age IsabellaF she said at last, and walk
ing UP to the great, tremblingly but
gracefully, held before him the beautiful
rose. Napoleon has much natural kind
ness of heart besides, he never refuses
anything nice from pretty woman, and
so with bow and a smile he took the
blushing Hover from the blushing girl,
and placed it in his button-hole But the
Emperor is not accustomed to receive fav-
ors without recompense and his hand
Immediately sought his pocket. This is
the strangest part of the story-not that
the Emperor had pockets, but that in
them he had not single sou. His purse
had been forgotten. Perhaps on thSt
great course with its hEndrefs-of thous-
ands of grouped Spectators, the mighty
Emperor OF the French-a man whose
clyll list is twenty-five millions of francs
and who besides can put his hand in the
national till when he pleases-was the |
only person present without gold silver, |
or copper in his immediate possession.
His Majesty was rather amazed ut his posi- |
tion, and after vainly feeling in his pocket,
nudged Lavalette in the elbow. The /
minister saw at once what was required |
and beckoning to the fair Isabella to re-
turn, handed her gold twenty franc
piece. Money is no great object to the /
flower girl, SO She is getting hole drill |
ed in the CONT wear it suspended round |
her neck.
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New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing of GentIemen's Linen.-Msssrs.
MACKENZIE PARSONS respectfully announce
to the gentlemen Of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now ia operation, and they are prepared 10 re-
ceiys orders at their store, No. IA Monument
Square, for doing up gentlemsn's linen in the best
and mcst neat style junell:Rl3
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1. o. o. F.-Ths msmbers of Cleveland En-
campment No. 8, are earnestly requested to meet
at their Hall this Tuesday evening, June f6th-
Business OfimportsRcs will come before the In
csmpment; also eli ction Of officers, &c.
By order Of J. C. WAGNER, @. P
Attest: J. PENNING, Scribe. je26:sa6
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Wanted Business men Ct mature age, AJni-
ty, extensive experience, capable Of assuming first
class business relations, for a term of years. Ref
ersnees required. Apply personally to ". AM
BRIDGE, Eo IS Public Square, gIevelRn O.
je96Sa t'-'
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An Enemy i'm your MOush.-po not
pat an enemy in your mouth to steal away yoRr
teeth Beware Of destructlys tooth washes and
tooth powders, many Of which are ba Ss limitations
Of soZoD0Nr. Iu,ure life lease of sound teeth
and fragrant breath, by adopting the fragrant
sOZODOHT. ie2s
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Hair ID res sstng without n Particle
Of Greaset-GLYoERIAd dresses the Hair beAuti-
fully, comm NM Gates delicious cooling sensation
TO the scalp. elsansos Il from dAndruf, relieves
hsadsche and Is absolutely fros from all grease
not to sell tb finest fabric. ..f ..
CASWELL, MACK L CO.,
ed Sole Manufacturers, New York
Sold by Druggists. q. dsc27: RIO
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Special CRuIiOn.-MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP has become SO popular that
various parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs. Winslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs
Winslow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. jim 2344
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LATEST NEWS
BY THE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
GENERAL NEWS.
A Tornado Sweeps Over Buffalo
Loss Of Life and Damage to
F Property.
| - - - = -
FROM WASHINGTON.
The JOhnSOnites Call a National Con-
| VentiOn.
FENLANAlLERICAN PRISONERS IN
IRELAND RELEASED ON De
M4ND OF THE U. S.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN
CONGRESS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Two Days Later News from Europe.
Prussian Minister to Austria Receives
His Walking Papers.
Austrian Minister to Prussia Asks
and Receives his Passport.
THE CRISIS AT HAND.
The Vast Armies DeplOying into line
of Battle.
kOSSUfH'S ADVICE TO THE
HUNGARIANS.
Sympathies Are With
Austria, Also With Italy.
A Sensation RumOr About Max.
and Napoleon.
FROM NEW YORK.
A Death Resulting from Coup de
SOlIel.
No New Cases of Cholera Yesterday.
QUICKEST TIME ON RECORD Be
TWEEN NEW ORLEANS
AND NEW YORK
lnlI nlonoI |
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RIOT AT CHARLESTON.

AUGUsTA, June 25-A disturbance. occur
red in Charleston on Saturday, between
party Of white and black boys, in which
men became involved on both sides. The
police appeared and arrested the ring-lead-
ers and ended the riot Subsequently, 800
blacks assembled, led by negro Soldiers, and
city. A strong military and police force
attacked them and drove them from the
streets, arresting many of the rioters. lss-
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The RaiIrond Committee

The Railroad Committee, appointed al
the last session of the Legislature, was in
session at Columbus for twordays last
week They have accumulated large
amount of information pertaining to the
matters referred to them, and have adopt
ed the following plan Of investigation as
to the future. They will examine and
take testimony as to the following points;
lst. Fast freight lines-the nature and
modes of their business The rights they
have by contracts orr usage on fhe rail-
roads of the State, and their advantage or
disadvantage TO trade to the public, and
to the profit and prosperity of the rail-
roads.
I'd. Express Oompanies-The nature
and extent Of the privileges granted to
them by railroads, and how far the same
are exclusive, and what articles of trans
portstion are embraced in their business.
Sd. What additional powers may be
granted to and responsibilities imposed OH
railroad companies to enable them TO per-
form the work, and afford the aecommo-5
datlons of express and freight companies
to the public, that the profits of such bust
ness may insure to the benefit of the roads
and their stockholders
4th. What legis lation, restrictions and
regulations are practicable and Just with
reference to freights and fares upon rail-
roads, especially with a view to eqnalize
the charges upon local and through |
treights, and what further accommoda- |
tlons should be furnished to the local |
business upon the lines of the several |
roads.
9th. What regulations and restrictions
may be practicable and just, as to the
charges and business of telegraph com
panics. What telegraph lines in Ohio
are owned by foreign corporations, or by
partnerships, and how they acquire the
franchise of operating a telegraph upon
he highways of the State. What legisla-
ion is necessary to subject such company
Q visitation by legal process, and as to
he charges for, and transmission Of mes
ages. EEE
9TH. What legislation may be practica-
lie to prevent accidents, and insure the
atety of passengers on railroads.
Ith- What regulations may be proper
to ticket OfSces, and what police regu-
alton and powers may be necessary for
ne protection of the roads and passengers. !
The Committee are desirous of obtain
lg all information upon these points, and
hey will be glad to receive the views of
ny person who may be interested. Com
lunications may be directed to w. NJ :
ateman, Cincinnati; j. c. Hall, Toledo;
5. Williamson, Cleveland, Ohio.
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:. Brains are TrumDs.p-T

Brains are Trumps-"-ThePs per Wriiss on
tptile the sioord russ and it viii DO always. Let
every person about to take start in life aim first
of all to fit himself for any position fortune may
assign him to. For particulars how to get thor
ongh basiA.ss edEeat.oa, address without fail the
weEl-known actual Business College of Oberlin,
Ohio. ..... junel
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The Largest and Rest assortment oi
Gents White and Brown Duck, and Linen Goats,
Pants and Vests, can be fonnd st Fz
FAIROHILD's,
loo Hoffman Block, east side Public Square.
june22:332
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Wanted-Exl 2srienced Business Men compe-
tent to act as Ss lesmen and General Agents and
conduct business correspondence. Apply person
ally to R. II. or BRAN, . Monument Square,
Cleveland, o. jea6;32G
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ICE.
PURE SPRING POND ICE.

nyHF CLEVELAND ICE COMPANY
are now prepared to furnish Families, Rail-
road, Hotels, &C., with
E56 Pure Spring Pond Ice
FOR the season, at As reasonable rates any other
Company in the city. Coatracts ents red into.for
large snd small quantities. Az orders for ship
ping promptly attended TO.
81 Leave orders at AAltby's Oyster Depot,
zoe superIor street.
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Use Pure Wa1er;1o Prevent cholera.

Use Pure WateritO Prevent Cholera
1t has been fully ascOrtained, says the report Of
a French Commission, both at Paris and else
who're, " That rain water is Prophylsetie, Tor
preventive,) of Cholera, and that the disease has
never proved epidemic in any city where pure
water is exclusively used.'
The celebrated Ksdzis Water Filter removes
from rain or hydraHt water all organic matters,
gases, color, taste or smell For sale by
svos. ss4-eod .- ". P. FOGG.
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made BY the middle Istatss n favor o. Vho

i A-oNO W huo hlluulo N4l1le8 III IlEOF 0I the
German population: aHE
In the British House Of Commons thS con- a
hnental crisis was also debated. Mr.. Glad
stone said England had unoficialIy recon-
mended the cession of Yenetia and he ex--
pressed the opinion that in the German
quarrel the sympathy of England was with
s.n AustrIa Is ana IN the Italian question IL was
Hisf t .sbisl
vas reported that Maximilian had a.
mahdsd an advance Of money, otherwise Is !.
= nost lay down me Crown and quit Mexico.
france refused The demand aud ordered
N. AefShal Bazi9es 9hsnld Mas Y HxiFnillAn leave,
70 take measures 10 ascertain The wishes of
the people .-.-,
Financial affairs IN England progressed
Isvoraoly and arrahgennents HAD bsehsal-
nost perfected for the fe-0psning Of the
consolidated bankssFsss EgRFsaT
rF .r,.-g RBxIAEs.
% WAsHIxGrox,.Juna 25.-Ihn Prssidanlss
communication In referenee III thef / meri-
can citizens arrested in ireland sfatas tbat
our Minister EloAdos, Is.,,I. IraE liz IbgI-s
applied for their release. and -sII h,,s g.. -
have been sat at liberty These. a is
thought, Will be released -I'72 F. -
Il FifT' cos gsr.- 70 saw ts % 81 Be-
TbS t,rro,,i,,,., osiI ~ -, -
nsf;onoI -, 1Hs oSeI Sel. issasu
deIegates froo eocb Goa-os0;,i - z.
of All the Ststp two Pm a1cb 91Ss.;
tory. two from the D;striet Of Calm,
four delegates al large fIom zach STAT vii
be held Al The citv Of PhiladeInbia IN Iba1 O.
I4th II Angnst Gortii Sa.6 SlS...,s. ,.-sI1
be chosen by the voters Of The savsrsI Sfst.s
q ha e.. L. Il =
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Exon dsite Tooth ana Mouth.wash.-

EXQI Rsite Tooth and M0uth.Wash.- :
EAU I AROMATIQUE is 9 preparation Of
sromatic gums and bAlsamR, which communicates
8 delicious taste to the mouth, q sweetness to the
sche I'D q sentative condition Of ths teeth and
gnm6A b. tsa--s aiA -l .-t..e .-lE -L--r
-PrsS&red solsly By Oas,seIl, Mack L Co., New
YORK, akad sold by all DTul Igists- dec2TiRl0
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles Of the most tasty style, manufactured
at l95 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. A. n. PIPER,
maVe.Rl5 Mechanical Jobb-r
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- SIORn's Family OinImenf.-A Sovereign
Remedy. This Ointment is truly Family Rene
dJ. 1t contains no poisonous or mineral substance
whatever; therefore it may be used in all cases
with perfect sa ETY. 1t has equal for Obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, Burns, Scalds, Cats, CutaneOus
Eraptions, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast,
Plies, Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, &c. Every
kind of sore containing the least particle of in
hammatiOn, is permanently cured by this great
remedy. Pat up in glass bottles, and sVld =! o. %
cents perbottle.
Ee5- These Ts:ziSdies no longer stand among
th5Te of doubtful utility. They have passed from
the tide Of experiment and now stand higher in
Teps tation, and more extensively used than all
othsr articles Of the kind
CAeTIOS.-TO protect ourselves and the public
from being imposed upon By worthless limitations,
the gs mime will bear the fac sile signature OF the
PropriatoTs on the wrapper, and Walker 4 Taylor,
PROJECTORS, Chicago, H., blown in the bottle.
Ter sa Ie by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
WALKER 4 TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, ChicsgO, Illinois.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
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Prnf. H. Anderson,s permador i . ]

Prof. H. AndersOn'S Dermador is liz
quid for External Application. valuable Chem
ical Combination, discovered by celebrated
Chemist. Warranted to cure Inflammation in all
cases of Wounds, Bruises, Sprsins, Inaammatory
rheumatism, Bronchitis, Swelling Of the Glands,
Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken Breasts, Frozen
Feet, Chilblains, Piles, PimPles on the face, Bee
Stings, and all Sores the human flesh is heir to.
On Horses and Cattle it cannot be eKcelsd for the
cure of Calls, Oalks, SprAins, Wounds, and all
hurts on animals 1t fails to cure If used as
directed. D. RANSOM 4 CO., Prsprietors.
STRONG ARMSTRONG, and BEsTON
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mAYlO: Rl4-D1AW
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steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
ofeyery description and style, manufactured at
1876 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mays.Rl5 A. PIPER.
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The jury in the libel case of MeGhan VS..
Cleppare, for the latter getting the former
discharged from the War Department by
charging him with disloyalty, gave a YER
diet of s, 600.
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Seed Buck kWheat.-4OO bushels just re-
csived and for sale at p Merwin street.
je26 326 RANSOM NELHINOH.
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Flags and Hammers at G. W. CROWELL
& cos, III Superior street, Cleyslsud, Ohio.
ie2O 326
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Fast Time.
From Washington.


WASHINGTON June 25.-In the House to-
day Mr.. Banks stated that he had reason to
believe that steps had been taken by oul
Government to ask Great Britain to release
the Fenian prisoners.
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BENTON, MYERS L CANFIELD,

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back. The Puriheris the best Alternative known
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physician of education knows to be the surest
remedies. The Pills, in conf uuctiOn With the Pu-
riher, never fail to restore the system to health
and strength. je25
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ParS.st and Sweetest
COD LIVER OFL

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EshIeman's Patent Neck Tie HeIdcr.
This convenient article, for the gentlem ,n's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by us. 1t
Is simple labor-saving conIriyanee BY which
several different ties be made. Gcntlsmen are
Invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
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The AMERICAN Is Ior bale by
JIM. BAILEY 4 co,
KfirraQ 3=2-a a CIsseland Ohil

Moth and FreckIes.-Lsdies afflicted with
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pared by DR.. B. @. PERRY, Dermatologist, 49
Bond street, n. Y. Sold by all druggists in Olevs
IaRd and elsewhere. Price 81. maylT-3AO
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& Lord Nelson and Mr. Pitt could never
agree. 1t was told Nelson that Pitt said:
He was the greatest fool he ever knew
when on shore" He speaks the truth,
said the hero, sand would soon prove
him to be fool if had him on board a
ship; nevertheless, am as clever an Ad-
miral as he is a statesman, which is saying
great deal for myself" -
The important business which has
called Prince John Van Buren, to Europe
is merely TO negotiate an effort TO make
an international yacht race. Pee q
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10th, an invest as heavily as c0nysni-nt. js25
Fenian TOrpedOes.-A large, heavy, black
trunk, strongly iTOned, was expressed recently to
Columbus, looked ominOus enough to have con-
tained explosives for Fenian warfare, was only
messenger Of consolation to the afflicted, one of
many now flying to the relief of the tortured in
every section ofthe State, being filed with VOL
colts Instant Pain AnnihilatOr, which annihil-
ates Nervous Toothaehs. Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia in three minutes, aud cures CatarTh in
twelve weeks. See terms of guarantee wrapped
with each bottle. junel4
Water Rents-Are now due and are requir-
ed TO be paid at this Office during the present
month. Il. G. HAWKINS, Secretary.
0fhcs Of Water Works, June l, ls66. jssO.S25
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Egyptian CaIIa-As Perfume is incOm-
pArably beyond anything that can be found in
market. TALLNAS& 4 Collins, sole propristors-
sOldby alt Druggists and Dealers Toilet articles
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
ENnnM AINEna 4 n "A ArIrI II II
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Attend Tie strawbsrry Festival at HAnoTe
street NJ. e. Church, on Tuesday evening. jane
26th, an invest as heavily as conysnIznt. js25
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=, SO Manu5 5sctu1orsJ New Iorks
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