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Beware of CounterFelts?
See that the signature of &C. M JACKSON" is on the
wrapper of each bottle.
Should your nearest prugsia have the article do not be
put by the Intoxicating Preparations that may be
offered place, but send to and We will forward
securely packed, By express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACrepr,
No, es1 Arch street, PhlIadelphIa. Pep..
JONES B EVANS,
Successors to G. NJ JACKSON co.,
| PRoPRIEToRs.
For sale by Druggsts and Dealers In every town in t
BARNP5, WARD co.
New Orleans, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

Helena City, Montana territory, is governed in
way which cannot be universally recommended
A correspondent writes as follows:
There is not city in the country more quiet or
better governed. Do you ask the cause? There
is but one explanation possible. We have an
active vigilance committee, plenty of rope, and
pine tree handy, where justice is laid to the line
There have been seven men hung. on the same
tree. for various crimes, only one for murder in
this CITY, the Others for robberies and crimes cGm
mitted elsewhere. These executions are condpctoS
IN the night after full and fair trial though no
} public aud so far no one has been eZecuteu po
| those who richly deserved il.
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READ WHO SAYS so.

rFron the Rev w D. segfried of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
GentemerI recently been lasorng under the dis
tresng of indigestion, accompanied by prosraton
of the nervous system Numerous remedies recon-
mended by friends of them tested, but without
relief Hollands German Btters were recommended
by persons who them aud whose favorable mention
of these Bitters induced them must confess that
had an aversion to Medicines from the Thousand
and onen quack Bittes whose only aim seems to be to
palm off weetened and drugged liquor upon the community
in sly way and tendency of which, fear, Is to make
many confirmed dunkard Upon learning that yours was
really medicinal preparation took with happy effect Its
actisn not only upon stomach but the nervous ss
tenn was prompt gratifying. feel that have derived
great and permanent benefit from the of few bottles
Very respectfully yours,
W. D. sEIGFRIED 254 shackamaxon st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

Baker, the detective had an airing yesterday, |
SAYS the Alexandria Gazette of the27th ut., in the
House of DISQUALIFICATION the bill was up
for making the awards in the case Of the capture
of Booth and Harod-and this time he caught it,
principally from the radical side of the House.
For example:
In the course of debate, Mr.. Stevens, referring
to Lafayette G. Baker, sud the committee gave
the greatest amount to an individual who had
made more money out of this war than any other
MIR. briggs said this man Baker was building a
hotel in his State.
Mr.. Hotchkiss was surprised to hear Mr.. briggs
object to Baker because he Was building large
hotel in his State.
Mr. Driggs-Thats so [Langhter,l
Mr. Hotchkss said the pan Of capture was L.
c. Bakers and if it had failed the consequences
would have fallen upon him, and upon none other
Mr. Schenck of Ohio, desired 10 know upon
what principle the committee gave Baker $l7'5OO;
and he referred to the fact that in prize cases the
admiral who commanded a feet an expedition
only received One-twentieth of the prize money,
while, in this instance, Baker. who was not on the
ground got onefourth OF the whole amount.
Mr.. briggs, referring to the exception taken to
his remarks by Mr.. HotchkisI, SAID he had not
said Baker had no right to build hotel, and he
made the remark to show that he (Baker,l had not
suffered pecuniarly by reason Of bus services dur
ing the war.
Mr.. Hotchkiss said Baker was to- daya bankrupt
Mr.. briggs said he did not know anyIhing of that
but he did know that he was building trstclas:
hotel in Lansing, Michigan, If the report Of the
committee is adopted it will be an outrage upor
every soldier engaged in the capture of Booth, l
was apparent that improper Influences had beef
at work, but he made charge against any mem
ber But he could not understand where Bake
got his claim to this amount,
Mr. Hotehkiss repealed the assertion that i'm
Droper influences had been at work.
Mfr. Stevens said the report of the committe
was an outrage upon justice, and, he was going t
say, upon decency, when it was proposed to Civ
so large amounts to men who did nothing Bake
should be thankful that he got any hing. He Gel
tainIy could lose no money by staying in Washing
ton as he did; aud it was not known that he ha
any character or brains to lose.
Mr. Delan0, of Ohio, said Gonger was the brain
muscle, aud courage of the expedition that cal
tured Booth; and he wished TO give Baker on
what the war department gave him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

CHEAP WATER CooLER,-The editor of the Sci
entific American recommends, from practical ex-
perience, the following simple method of keeping
ice water for long time in common, pitcher,
q cooler,n the expense of which would keep
small family in ice the greaterpart of the summer
Place between two sheets of paper newspaper
will answer, thick brown is better) layer Of cot
The ends Of paper and batting together, forming a
circles then sew or paste crown over one end,
making box the shape of stoVepipe hat, minus
The rim Place this over an ordinary pitcher filed
with ice matchmaking it deep enough to rest on
fhe table so as to exclude the air-and the reader
will be astonished at the length of time his ice
will keep, and the water remain cold after the ice
has melted. ----
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NR. DE ANDRES
-PuRE-
sARsAPARILLA BITTERS.

The attention Of the Public City and Country Trade Is re
spsctfuly called to the introduction of the
SaraapnrillA Bltters,
The most Pleasant valuable Bttss that has eVeE beenA
toducsd in this country The trade in general be uPsc
by the following Grocers and Druggists;
FRsjo. Marks Co., 4s, IS and AZ New Lsvee street.
Grimm Porch, 81 and 80 TehoupitOulas street.
Ell Hart Co., TS rs and77 Tchoupltonlss street.
L Basset cor GrATier and TchoupitoulGs streetss
F. Avet q CanbOn 80 and 81 Old Levee streeta
John T. Moore. co., Poydrss and New Leyes strss.S
VIM O. Mitchell. Camp and Pogdras streets.
Oass Bowling, so Poydrss strOsA
T. W. Marsden, Druggist cor Magazine and GrayiSr.
Tanner Wales, Druggista Royal and Customh0uss
G. N. MORRISON, Agent,
" Magazine sreht
r EMOvEA-wE HAVE REMOVED OUR oSF1ol
no
1sG Common Street. up stairs.
/ GIVEN, WAITS 90
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,Slqlu ORLEANS Daily Grcs.fut
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST G, l8G6.


" Dear mother must deny heart
With grief is broken now;
Soon, soon to heaven must fly,
To grim death must bow.
The willow then will deck my grave,
That emblem Of the dead;
And NATURES verdant carpet, too,
Shall DER my bed be spread"
Thus spoke a maid of beauty rare,
Whose hand her mother Clasp'd;
AS if she fear'd that death elem then,
Her darling one had grasp'd.
Long, long she gaz'd into her eyes,
Those orbs Of heavily blue,
And pTay'd within her Utmost heart
That death might take her, too.
Pale was her darling's lovely cheek,
And dim her angel eye;
Too plainly did the mother see
Her lov'd one soon must die
In vain she pray'd that God might spare
Her darling angels life;
Death was in Julia's ev'ry glance,
The conqueror in the strife.
ID Dear mother" Julia spoke again,
In accents soft and low,
4" The pain and torture now feel
None else on earth can know.
1t is not that fear to die,
Alas sweet mother, no;
But It's in parting from the friends
] cherish here below.
q Oh, there is one of all the earth
This breaking heart would see;
And though die-in vain is this
My dying wish to me.
Els much loy'd form n'er again
Shall gaze upon on earth;
Alas why in this too fond heart
Did love e'er take its bir.h?
N growing weak, my mother dear,
Soon must my soul depart
But ere l die, one message bear
To him who owns my heart.
List well to me whist unfold
All that this poor heart feels;
Perhaps his conscience may reprove
Nltu dt lLy BidNV LG hISIt9'
% Tell him that have fondly kept
Myplightcd vows Of love;
That on this earth I've been but his,
And hope to be above.
That though my image soon was lost,
And from my side he strayd,
This heart and soul none other knew,
My loye-none other sway'd
90 cannot now reproach his name,
On him no curse I'll call;
Though perjur'd faith my life hath kil'd,
And meath the blow fall,
Though happy | should now have been,
Had he to me been true,
/ hope that she whose heart he owns
May make Lis troubles few.
&c Oh, tell him, mother, forgive,
My love can never die;
That on his name fondy calld
Fen with my dying sigh.
That though on earth we've parted been,
And naught but sorrow known,
Hope WEN meet in heavens realms,
Beside Gods holy throne.'
~ And now dear mother, fare thee we'll
Deaths icy chill has come;
feel it in my hearts deep cell,
And bidding me come home.
No more will gaze on thy face
My eyesights growing dim;
Farewell, my mother-God has call'd,
And must hence to Him."
Her lovely head droop'd with a sigh
To God her soul was giy'u; $685..
Her spirit fed from earth and made
One angel more in heay'n.
They PLACID her in her narrow bed,
Mid flowers sweet and rare,
And warbling birds their mathis sing,
To the angel resting there.
Palmetto Place, July "a, 1856 hOHAW
= as----
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From Rev VIM Smith formerly Pastor of the Vncentown
and Milville IN, J.) Baptist Ghurches.l
Having my family number of bottles Of your Hoo
lands German Bers say that regard them as an
excellent medicine specially adapted to remove the diseases
they are for They strengthen and nvgOrate
the system when debated and useful in disorders OF the
liver loss appetite etc nave also recommended them to
several of my friends who have tried them and found them
GREATLY beneficial in the restoration of health
Yours truly
VIM SMITH, s66 Hutchinson st., Philadelphia,
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MAea1EIs PILLS AND sA17E

MAGGIEIs PILLS AND sALVE
Are almost universal their effects almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be more productive Of Pills
Their almost magic influence felt and the usual
concomitaut tho distressing disease removed.
These remedies made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the delicate female, and be
given with good effect prescribed the youngest
babe.
FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skn the sALyE most invaluable
1t heal externally alone but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very root of the evil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

The Red Jacket stomach bitters invigOrate the
system, give tone to the stomach and eniven the
mind. Thousands have used it, and there is but
one voice, and that of their wonderful cures.
They are sold by all druggists.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06
nR d. WHITES INSTITUTE
ASA OARoNDELET sTREEE
In rear ofthe City Hall.

The of human beings is happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thirtyone years, Ii
extensive practice large Cities have brought to him to
of every form Of disease both acute
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach, liver and blood al
excretons Of the entire system In unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of nuring part of the
TEN constitution they and repair the injuries
aRd wastes organism; with truly sound mind IL
sound body
The established for the acute and chronic
discusses Rheumatic Colds, Coughs, bronchitis Laryn
chts Asthma Consumption and ali diseases of the Throa
Lungs Heart Liver, Spe Stomach, Bowels; CestivenesS
Dyspepsia scroula Kings Evil White swengs; all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fisua syphiR and Gonor
rhea stages Mecurs and hereditary taint all rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundice Discusses of the Eyes
Brain Goitrs tBig Nec Diseases of the Kidneys Grave
Dishetis Dropsic Diseases, ali Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting Nervous Acons Sick Nervous and Sun Hea6
ache Depression of sprits Hippoconda Mysteries, Fits
spasms We repeat the erupons Of the akin all sor
noers whatever natHe the ncpient Cancer, which
evousy act humanity, speedily and permanently cured
One spent the Institute with Dr. White fire
auently Of fever other sueringsotten life
Now that communication open again, he receives calls PEI
onay by formally from all parts of the country
| Consultation fres-stamps not "forgotten."
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From the Rev. E. D. Fenda Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoohsnds
German Bitters my privilege recommend them
AS most valuable tonic to ali suffering from general
debility or from arising from arrangement of the
liver Yours truly, E. D. FENDAL4+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

From the Rev Joseph H Kennsrd Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist church,
have been frequently requested connect my with
of different kinds Of medicines but regarding
practice out of my appropriate sphere have in al
cases declined but with clear proof In various Instances
aud particularly in my family of the usefulness of DR.
Hoohands German Bitter depart for once from my usual
COURSE to express full conviction that for general debility
of the system especially for Liver Complaint it is safe
and valuable preparation In it may fail, but
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above
Yours, very respectfully,
j. H. KEENARD, Eighth ST., below Coates
Philadelphia, December "a, 1854.
Rev j. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church Kutz
town. Berks county Pa cured of Dyspepsia of twenty
years. standing.
A. NJ spanger editor of the Cuturs No. % North Sixth
street. Philadelphia says this Bers recommended to hin
prostration OF the nervous system.
Rev. j. Newton Brown D. d. editor of the Encyclopedias
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Pniladel
phia:
Rev. Thomas Winter D. D., Pastor of RoxborOugh Baptis
Church:
Rev. Levi O. Beck Pastor Baptist Church Pemberton
Nj .ormery Of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
present Pastor the Baptist Church, Chester Pa:
These gentlemen EXPRESS in the strongest TERMS thei
| favorable opinion of this Bitters,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

A Kansas paper says: Two men of the horse
thieyng fraternity danced in the air on Lightning
Greek one day last week. They Immediately re,
tired to hole in the ground after their EXERCISE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

"Do you know who am ?" said an officer to
feuow whom he had by the collar. Notexactly,
air j the fellow replied, "but think you must be
the malignant cOllarer.'
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From the Rev. D. Merrge Pastor Of the Passyunk Baptist
49, Church Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given to Dr.
Hoodands German Bitters, was induced to give them
trial After using several bottles, found them to be good
remedy for debility, and most excellent tonic for the
stomach. u MEHNA6S'
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HOoFLAND,s BITTERs.

1--WE I'M ~ HRA , l<hAh2a
-yHE GREAT
ETpENC TuENTEG TONIC
H0OFLAND,s GERMAN RTTTERs
WILL o0NA
nEpTT TTyi DFRIJTYI
.. w -, wan, ,,,r, .rpvpp
FroetT"ti"n of the SYSTEM
Induced BY
SEVERE HARDsHIPs,
EXPOSURE,
FEvERs,
OR
DfcFAGEc OF CAMP LIFE
sor n1Fpo CrrrzpEs MALE oR FFwA1E ADUrT
VIII find +ba Rters nure Tonic not dependent on bad
DYSP EPSIA,
And Diseases hesulting iro" .IIl'" Vi
the Liver and digestive OFS"n''
ARE CURED BY
,,w,,,,,, x,v,s,
HOOFAANDS %EhhAAN 1A A~''
n ~ has narorroed more Cures gives better satlsac
ta Tastirnony has more Respectable People Il
voncb FIR II than anv other article in the market
Q
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Il
r EN- EN- RERt-

That this Bers Alcoholic contains no Rum or WHISKY
and cannot make Drunkards but is the Best
Tonic in the World.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA

Faculty:
GEv. ROBERT z LEE President
CARTER j HARRIS, Professor Of Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE Professor of Greek.
ED S. JOYNES, A. NJ, Professor Modern Languages and
English.
10 be appointed--Professor of Moral Philosophy
a i, Nelson, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics,
WIN. ALLAN, A NJ, Professor Applied Mathematics.
h. s. hcCULLOH, A NJ, Professor Natural Philosophy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL A. NJ, Professor Chemistry.
JOHN " BRoCKEEBsoUGH L. L. D., Professor Law
HARRY EsTILL A. NJ, Assistant Professor Mathematics
G. POWELL GRADY, A. NJ, Assistant Professor Latin.
Go be appoin sed-Assistant Professor of Greek.
Preparatory Course instituted in which Students
unprepsyed for tgu Glasses receive instruction in
branches The Session begins I'd THURSDAY 5h)
SEPTEMBEk and ends last Thursday in June.
TERAs-Tnition and all other College 500
all other expenses, including Board, Fuel,
Lights, etc, NEE not exceed 3 go
For further information Catalogue address the Faculty
O q Gnllapa 1 h1nRtnn- Nirrinin.
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MIDWAY SCHOOL,

WILSON G. N. CARE, JAMES Y GARNETT NJ A. UNIV. Val
Associate Principals.
Tie session ofhis School will begin the frst Non
day September and will June Goth 1851 Of
study designed prepare the University ofVrua
or any other College, for the practical business lite
Special attention gvel Instruction in English Studies
and Book Keeping -
THsFor Board and Tuition Sl55 per halfseson payable
in ADVANCE ashng FHe furnished actual
pupil will bring his towels.
| For circuara further particulars address
| WILSON @. N. CARR. Charlottesville Va s..
! JAMES NJ. GARNET. N A Junction, Hanover Co, Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

As antbous remedy the following extracts from various
letters viii be- tits hoped, sufficient Importance to justify
the quoting of them here:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

The first human beings is happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBIA FEMALE ISsTETUTE-
TENNESSEE.

Tbsrnstitution will be- reopensd On the sEcoEDMoEpAY
IN sEpTENBEE. 1866
Ri Rev. G. t. QUTNTARD, Visitor;
Rev GEO. BECKETT, Principal;
Rev. DAVID PIsE D, D., BelIes-Lettres;
Rev. JAMES n. TEMPLE, Mathematician.
Every effort will afford the highest advantages
female education solid and ornamental Profession
Of acknowledged ability have been provided 70
department Circulars containing full particulars can be
obtained BY addressingthe Principal at Conmbia, Tenn
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FEHE BUTLER FEM AAN BEMANABH
BATON ROUGE.
Occupies Large and oommedlous Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds.
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc.
together with cheerful domestic management neral and polite
CULTURE are offered and assarod
TERMs-$4O per month"; $500 in advance; Music and orna
mentas extra.
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing
Address Rev. J. z. G. DoREhus, 2. D.,
Principal
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOR BOYs
oHATAwA, PIKE CO.. MISS
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NOLBEAR COMMERCIAL C0LLEGE-
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
THU
spacious aud Elegant STORY Building"
Is constantly session eight able ProiessOr It viii
founded 1882 chartered by the State Its former stu
densmay be found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion old houses this city, and the Southern
States Ladies' Gentlemen can attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE or keeping Penmanshp, Mathematics, Eng
sh French Spanish business education that enables
ono to earn $4,000 $1,000 annually the best fortune
can give their sons We have ample arrangements for 200
students Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call
RUFUS DoLBEAR, President.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
"a bad l;iIl!"

or t4P taFlg Bili, passed by the Radical
House, and under the influence of fear, III
this arisls.l postponed by the Senate, the
Hartford (C9nnJ Tiaes says, at IS looked
upon by men of enlarged views as avery
bad bill. ltwo,,ld aot in the end benefit
manufaetnTers, who have proteetlpa now
TO an unprecedented degree. But il would
raise the price Of iron, clothing, aud dalmost
every article of necessity, and lay tax OF
great magnitude upon the peopler-espe-
'clally upon labor. For a tax bill like this
rests heavily upon those who labor, rather
than npon the income from rich posses
siOns.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19
no The Democracy OF Montgomery
County.


,Hy6uio,a Eeftby requested 10 meat in tho several
rown.Rnist tite usuAl iiaees ef holdins eiect'oas
Iod ffURaD ~ the e,h dAy ot hV'iuFl iseh a'
t.yoradi6cE Fm shd In the soscrsl Was'is Of th'
eitV Al eight d'eloct 2 ~ otshih Jay, ~ suol
piAtti AZ wtt hettaftcfbe designated ior tho pat
pose 6rhhboihting DeIcgates 10 htt, nd She CouniS
en- veation OF The peinocraoy, 70 NJ held ~
HtCKfL HAIt. is THE cry oF bAlfoN
on SatEdas, the llth dqy 9 4agisi, 1890
AZ tcB q. oioek A. ~ OF said day, q nominate can
dtscs lor the several coJnty ol,ces 10 be hllet al
tho eosujnRi election, .i.l t.tI. ..t .. ...
Zach aoNnsl,ipi is eat,uet to a representation
eight anil each Ward TO thee Dclcgat's' nl
~ tie same time and pIae,, YOU are alto 70
.uuttt cd 20 appoint Dclepatcs fo the nemoe'ali'
Coatressional Convention. of chs 1htn districts o
Uhi5. Ia be held in Hamilton, Butler County on
the dAy Of August 1860.
'fhs apportioumcnt IA ore Delegate isr each onC
hti,dred VOTES east for OEoR0E W MORGAN, and
..t 4dditional Dcltgqte for each Gny votes and ap
wa,d 10 cath Watd aud Township having th,
sGuo i'y ,nis appoitionneat the numhcr % pel'
oEalc, + is foilows
wnds '''.i j .''.' No Delegate.
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The Chicago Tunes properly terms NED.
STANTON, seeretafy or War ~ a"politcal
JQpah,n = apd says of him that it is to be
hoped when he resigns he will return 10
radioalism, IKE pnyrothff dog 20 idsNomit.
He belongs to Black Republlcmism, lie
would disgrace amy other party. Even
should lie retire and still profess to support
the national policy Of the President, il
would be damage to the conservative
party There is no party in this country,
however patriotic in sentiment and unlim-
tied IN strength, that can carry STANTON
aud live. ra.l r., ,..,. .Yi
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