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EXCURSION TRAIN.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT n. O., ]. and G. N R. R., !
New Orleans, May Il, 1866.
On and after the 10th day UNE Excursion Train will
leave the depot, foot of Calope street. on SATURDAY
EVENINGS and go as far Magnolia. Returning will
leave Magnolia on MONDAYS in time to reach the city
before II o'clock noon)
Excursion Tickets to and return good only for the Ex
cursion Train and the and down on Sunday can be
purchased at the depot before the departure of the train
FS5e to Kepnsr and return s. 2 Premier 50 5 Manchac
Tangpahoa 81 60; osyka, 81 75 Magnolia, SIS co.
7. s. WILLIAMS. Gen Supit.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
Season LUMBER IN FRos 9 to DAYS


Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber.
1t will Lumber average of 81 per 1000 feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly check it
than any other process.
II is safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any. other process
The expense Of Kiln Right Is within the reach
every one.
1t costs less to dry the IN Lumber than to haul
twenty miles.
no NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the steam ready to be- worked i'm
medstely.
The cost of changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln, or of erecting Kiln and the price Of Right
often saved in year by this process.
Noneed Of keeping large stocks Of lumber hand It
less to dry by this process than the interest price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet, Carriage Sash, Door
Blind Manufacturers Owners Of Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish to dry lumber should be possession of the
Right to this invention
A common Hot Air Kiln be changed into Steam Kiln
for small expense
This process in in the Car shops Of tine Pennay
yania Centr al New York Central Atlantic West
erh Chicago and North Western Chicago, Alton and st.
Louis Illinois Central; Chicago Burlington and Quincy;
Michigan Central Toledo and WABASH Sundusky Dayton and
cnna and other Raj road Companies Also by many Of
me manufacturers Of Cars Carriages Sash Doors and Blinds
Agricultural Implements etc. throughout the United States
GRAlN FLOUR, MEAL FRUIT, VEGETABLES
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and other
substances are dried by this process.
test Of the Dryer allowed before paying the Right
paying for the drawings and specifications
FOR further information, address
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Steam Train from City every Sunday morning o'clock in
lieu Of Horse Care.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday a.
O'Clock P. N.
On MAY 9Th the Trains will leave either end Of
the Road on Sundays at every half hour from until
O'Clock N.
Fare to and from the be, Lake, same day, % cents
prior to departure Of the train Fare Is each way
GEO PANDELY General SUPERINTENDENT
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The Padueah Herald says: eve saw nice
unsophisticated couple promenading Market street
the other morning. The gentleman was a long
gangling fellow about forty-five years old, and
green as gourd, and the lady was about sixteen
or seventeen She was dressed in black. short
wasted dress, with the old fashioned flowing
sleeves, had on hat trimmed with thirty or forty
bloodred feathers in front and behind and was
one another's hand and were swinging along in
the most atfectonate manner, taking up the whole
pavement. They lodged into every establishment
on Market street-not excepting the Arcade and
the Capit0l-until they found a store where the
lady could find pair of . peck-neck gloves" We
learned that they were from the rural district on
the other side of the river and had just been united
in the holy bonds of matfimony.
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A Halifax correspondent writes on the 10th as
follows:
The great event of the week has been the ar.
rival of the United States monitor Manitomah,
Capt Beaumont, and her convoy the Augusta
Capt. Murray. OF course their presence here
gives rise to all sorts Of rumors and it having
been asserted that Admiral Wilkes of the Trent
affair celebrity, is in command of the flying
squadron which is to rendezvous in these waters a
KIND OF apprehension is felt that hostilities NAV
yet arise between "neutral" Britain and the
glorious republic to which these newly.come
splendid specimens Of naval architecture belong
They made port on the night of the 10TH but
only took an anchorage in front of the town on the
morning Of the 18th, when they exchanged salutes
with the Cihdel and flagship. The governor, ad-
miral, and civic authorities have visited both ships
and all were much gratifed with their courteous
reception by the Commanders and the sight they
had witnessed By a singular coincidence, lust as
the ManitOmah ceased firing her salute British
iron-clad sCTew-corvette, the Fayorite seventeen
days out from Plymouth, passed up the harbor, and
after doing honor to the American flag went to
moorings in the Royal naval yard. She is the first
English vessel of the kind that has been here: but
much less curiosity is manifested about her than
her American sister.
She carries ten guns measures 2094 tons and
her engines are of $50 horsepower. She is
rather an uncomfortable sea boat and plunged
and rolled considerably. In an encounter between
her and the monitor, she would be apt to run the
latter down for, although she has no snout like
the rams employed IN the Burnside expedition,
her fOre-peak is of massive iron. and capable of
giving and withstanding a severe shock.
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Manufacturers of Barrels, Gallipois Ohio.
The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your Agent fol
seasoning slaves has been in and believe
performs its work fully we'll you claim for it. would
about buy green those partly seasoned know
ing can in few days. at small expense them vel
seasoned. -
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From RI, III, web,ter.


Manufacturers Of Barrels Elenburg Center New York
We have in two Of Buley's Patent Dryers They ar
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers
interest alone each year one of them.
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Test made by Bukleys Lumber DRYER of two h1,t
Walnut boards one II inches vide about af dry tnk
ZIG inch in width 10 inches wide cry could be
MADE snranR 4 neh IN wfth In or opinion this process
LAKES more out OF the lumber than any other and
uoeS not 1nlure It,
SeS+%ai t1 Tne SPS 01 She enasylyania
,.t AltSeha "a
the kiln was filed with cherry ash poplar pine OAK and black
kiln perfectly seasoned e"-e 'OtH Ing
The following kinds q lumber we're weighed and gauged
2E inch nine nIank WEIGHED in 7S Ms pegba5 or+ ae No
gaqged in Il $l6 inches, gaaged out I6zSS
hGh a aG pGnk wegnea IN g los, weighed out 69 bs
gaqgeig N IEy5z inGne i ga9geq out d45S =
55 n re ssqged IN h5srd inches gapged S out
l65S ,,.o. ot o.,. watched - ,os -, -o,u,., -.
paared in 6 bS Ia nebes ga1ee ont M 94H 100 IDS
1ne board Tperfeey green WEIGHED in 81 Ss We;gbad o
S and g9 Gn P the d R twenty hours The lumber
The tests were perfectly satisfactory
JNo LARD Sep MoTe P PaT aRd
proven to Be satisfactory st forth g the ceftaca Of M
Car Depsrtmspts VI n0''0 ROVER ana
THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice President
from y: r. alien,
superintendent OF 9oS and Gar Shops Chicago, Bur-
thorough test was at Ibis shop Of Bnkeys Patent
the lumber safety from Te small amount ias sasi a
further due to this process to say that the m5er @ @
four days using far less fuel day than had formerly
and the lumber thoroughly seasoned any We
have dried heretofore, and that, AnV
E,n,,, TTtIt'o, ~ T -. any 'N0'AS
r7o,erno,, Nov, ycrl- can+~aI r ;Io1 So -, ~ ~
It has been great helm TO us ctnsidet If the esI
driving lumber now in use " ~ VI
Er,,o,,, & n H.
0h"Ah g a. nays
superintendent Of Machinery, Illinois Central Railroad
The Dryer works Satistacoriy We have recently built
another Alln' anu sn@,I ouilu several more
EEoIA - Z. cAse'
Superintendent OF Car Dept of Michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience with H. G. Bukleys and
other methods OF klndryng lumber cheeriuy recon.
menu 'nls as .ne oe"e N USE
from nhEAeS' Sihith az Co..
Car Builders, Dayton, Ohio
we deem the process equally we'll adapted to soft
lumber ana Of ~ dimensions the time required for drying
varying with the kind and thickness We find indispensable
IN our business E,.or, ne,r g, p,.
Car Builders Detroit Ninbjaan
Gonna slz NV Il ;,ci 49,, ~ -
+hraa ~ Inya i on I I wHs nFleu IN
@ Ls} u, ~. a " i i oeeL II hau 3eeh year
s a. i, s li M , a's na9e thoTough tests and
The Kim ~ ~ NV N " P"'Neie al'eF coming from
~ From, Rus.aI q, ~
Cor Rnrdars and vonrfac+rrers ~ - A., "
Powers and Eeparators Masfion Ohio '' "'s
The lumber comes from the kins all ready ia work From
made the shrinkage is taken eut d
the lumber before the moisture is all gone Inc textne Of he
wood remains firm and tough and susceptible of very
nf ' Il Is Inc oese ana only way
" A'ey 80, Is
From "underIlck d Nell,
Builders and Manufacturers of FASH Doors and Blinds Shin
pensburg, Pa -
We have in operation of Bukleys Patent Dryers II
works satisfactorily We made inch door in July
ana then i'm good or me sdop 9ht december
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GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RALRoA

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and West to the North and East and its
continuous rail connections.
To passengers from the South and West going North and
Fast TINS route offers unusual advantages being the shortest
All rail line between New Orleans the celebrated water
ing PLACES Of Virginia the Virginia cities Washington, Ba
more n adepha New York and Boston, the North gener
Exempt from maIarious influences.
mountain regions of Tennessee and Virginia which unsur
% 45 purity Of atmosphere and grandeur
ton 70 passengers on M trains nor in the gentemanly bear
| ton and strictly attentive to business.
VII BE- checked through Sm New Orleans to the
through tickets 9 be had at the office Of the New Orleans
" 9g9T9RW1N General as Superintendent
JOHN T. MOFFETT travelling Agent South.
SPEEDa".....COMFO RT!.........sAFETY
| OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MANI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest Route from Cincinnati
To all the Eastern Cities, Towns, Villages and staona
The LITTLE MIAMI the ONLY line running LIGHTNING
Express Trains from Cincinnati It being the
Shortest Line connections CERTAIN and passengers have
/
FAST TINE FROM CINCINNATI TO
| Boston in 81 hours. Baltimore in % hours
| Albany in q hours. Washington City 895< hours
New York in 80 hours. Saratoga Springs in IS hours
| Buffalo in 10 hours Philadelphia in Is hours
Dunkirk in l41a hours cleveland in 9hOurs
| Pittsburg in 1874 hours. Crestline in hours
Wheeling in Il hours. Steubenville in II hours
] GAINESVILLE III honTB. Columbus in hours
Four Daily Eastern Trains.
A. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS 9 A. NJ EXPRESS
NIGHT EXPRESS. Modern Sleeping Cars by Night Trans
Saloon Cars by Day Trains
! instead of Saturday Night. e
Baggage checked through.
p Through tickets sold at all Ticket Offices in the
| Ask for Tickets via Cincinnati and Columbus.
| r " SIRADER, General Ticket Agent.
GEN AoKGAN l. oSSMIra, General Southern Agents
! GEN e B. BROWN, General Western Agent
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RATLROAWTHF
4 quickest route from New Orleans to New York and
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and evening"
on arrival of trains and steamers from the SOut6
| Time from Cairo to Chcago-l9 hours
Baltimore-49 hours.
Phladepha-5O hours
New York-5S hours
For through tickets apply the office of Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship Company l04 Common street and Al
Rarosd also at the Illinois Central Railroad depot Cairo
General Superintendent Chicago.
W. P. JOHNSON,
| General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
| B. F, L0NGLEY,
GENGY OF o. SOUTHERN PACIFIC
April 9The condition of this enterprise is such now as
tousty any holder Of its stock in protecting thu
smaller stock than railroad
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

EABIEhN 8HOHE.
Mrs NJ C. HUTCHINSON, ofMobfe will open the MONT.
ROSE HOUSE by the of June therecspton of visitors
fer the summer.
This delightful spot not surpassed by any point on the
shore for bathing fishing and fine breeze The table will
supplied with all the delegates that the market Affords and
every accommodation will be made for the comfort of visitors.
Board per $50 90
BOARD per "a %
Board per day. Observation-Disclosures. 400
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poSTcHARrKATN RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April lst, 1866, the trains this
road will leave follows;
FROM THE CITY FROM IRE LAKE.
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An immense stock Of Pianos Watches JeweIry ana Faney
Goods all sold fer ONE DOLLAR each without regard
value and be paid for until You you Win re-
ceiYe.
Certificates naming each article and it's value VIII placed
in sealed enveops and well mixed of these envegps v
be ma any address receipt of % cents i've for
81 eleven for 81 thirty for So sxyve for S0 and hun
dred for S15
On the receipt Of the Certificate you will what you ara
going have and then your option pay the dollar
and take the article Purchasers may thus obtain
Gold Watch Diamond Ring Piano Sewing Machine any
set of Jswe on our list for and in they set
Agents wanted in every the country Every
person make $40 day selling certificates the great
est sale Of Jewelry ever known.
Send z5c for Certificate which will inform you you
obtain for ST. At the time get circular contain.
ing full lists and particulars; also Terms Agents
Address JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO.,
1877 Rraadwny NJ VI
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CAREoLLroN HOTEL.
MoREAU's RESTAURANT,

WUhEAU'H HEBTA UkANT,
No. rs CANAL STREET BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
GARoNDELET.
The PrOpreto respectfully inform their friends and tn,
epcuean world that the above Restaurant open for their
accommodation at the old place. and that they intend to
leave nothing undone continuance of that repus
ton which has enjoyed that being one
Of the very first Restaurants in America
All the ecace of the season. with the choicest Wines an
Liquors, always on hand
The Propretors thankful for past avors solicit confirm
Of the same.
RHODES MOULIN.
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Test ade BY Bqkleys LUMBER Dryer Of two pieces baol
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about dry trn
Tl6 inch in width; 10 inches WIDE dry as it could
made, shrunk inch in width. In opinion this process
takes hrnkage of the lumber than any other an
does not njure it.
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MURPHY'S HOTEL.
IS AND 100 ST CHARLES STREET,
New Orleans.

The undersigned having purchased from Mr.. Richard
Murphy proprietor the above we'll known and popular
establishment prepared fer the reception transient
or resident guests
Extensive alterations and improvements have made
and every department thoroughly renovated expense
ing been spared to increase the accommodation the
and to afford additional cOnveniences comforts to the
patrons,
fine TENPIN ALLEY is in conjunction with the Hotel
and none be found superior in the city
The Propetos take to inform the public that
want of attention their part shall ever be found and
that the MURPRYs HOTEL shall yet retain its prestige
under their management
MoKENNA y McCL0sKEy. Propretors
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For information and Through Tickets apply at the
TICKET OFFICE,
In the Pntnnda of tbe st Charles Hotel
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r Uss' ST. DOMINGO B1TrEKs-
RUSS, RUSS
RUSS RUSS,

One of the most valuable combinations usefu medicine
and agreeable beverage that has been offered to the
public Millions Of bottles sold throughout the North
during the last four years. and wherever introduced it has
proven welcome addition to the nvads table, the family
circle and the bachelors sideboard
Ladies whohave lost strength and appetite and suffer from
nausea, vomiting aud vertigo
Gentlemen who don't very well just before Breakfast
or dinner whose stomach is of order system
rally deranged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Children of scky nature and dyspepc constitution
Travellers who have occasion change their water and
All who live in malarous districts, and subject to mas
matte influences will find the most valuable tencs and
inyigorat0rs that can be taken, in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-01

THE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND wRINGER.
The best uefu invention of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented
Has and better recommendations for saving time labor
and the and of fabrics washed than any
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes wear
them out speedily satisfactorily perform their work
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the rubbing of the Clothes and
consequently and The washing is
petey and thoroughly performed by the action of the
alone Send for circular, giving full explanation or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
S. NJ. BARTON & CO.'S,
No. II Tohoupttoulss sire
A ...."ALE.
100 casks YCunger's strsng ALE.
In store and for sale by
S. WOLFF
No Il Tchoupitoulas street
SUGAE..,,,..,....,,.......,,,.,,.,...AIO LAns
Clarified SUGAR
Choice sugarhouse SYRUP, IN bills, half bbs and the
gallon kegs.
Constantly for sale by HANNA 3 CO.,
Sugar Rsaners,
LIS aDdl30 Magazine street.
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Via Mobile.

- PoINTs NoRTH I've EAsT.
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T0HN Is. FULLER,
John Is. FULLER,
MAN FAoTURER AND DEALER,
No. hey Street. New York,
Has store and ready for immediate shipment and is uanu
featuring to order.
Portable and stationary steam Engines ana

2e 80 power Circular Upright Saw NILS Of Ii
approved construction, Of all szes, cutting TOO 1900
feet Of lumber per hour Grst Mills NH Irons WatsE
Wheels md every kind Of Mill Machinery sngar Mills Pa-
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. for on ans
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden MsehiA cry, etc.
Vertical P1aners, Woodwork Planning Moehines
Iron planners, Gray Woods Planning Ma
Engine LAthss, chimes
Drill Lathes, = Daniels Planning Machines,
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines Sash Machines,
Upright Drills, Tsnoning Machines,
Steam Pumps Power Mortieing Machines.
Force Pumps, Foot MorticinF Machines,
Lifting Pumps Boring Machines,
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat TeuoninR NachInss,
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches,
Screw Jacks, Wrightis patent Scroll Saws. :
Skating Puleys and Hangere Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Beltngs, Circular ReeeEvng Mills
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reservrg Mills
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining pumpa
Steam and Gas Pipes verydsscTiption Of Machinery
Steam and Water Gauges, and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins Cotton Gins, Cotton Glnsg
Taylor Eagle Brown, Southern Craven Excelsior and Ne.
Oerthy Cotton Gins with
thing required for the SANS sale al the Lowest
Your nTferE
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

We claim FOR the Florence the following advau
tages over any and al Sewing Machines IN the
IT makes four different stitches the lock knot
double lock and double knot one and the same
Inaehne-each stitch being alike On both sides OF ne
Every Machine has the reversible feed motion
which enables the operator By simply turning a
thumb screw to have the work run either TO the
RIGHT or left to stay any part Of the seam or asten
the ends Of seams without turning the fabric.
Changing the length Of stltcn- ana from one KIND
Of stitch 70 another. can readily be done while the
The le.i needle i easily adjusted, and does not
iii ADJUST noiseIass and can be used where quiet
is necessary.
Its motions are all positive there are no springs 90
get out Of order and is simplicity enables any
to operate it
1t does not require finer thread on the under than
for the upper side and win sew across the heaviest
from TO more thicknesses Of cloth with
out change OF needle TENSION, breaking thread OF
skipping stitches.
Tie Hemmer is easily adjusted and win turn
any width Of hem desired.
II viii hem, fen, bind, gather, braid, quilt and
gather and sew on rufie at the same tame. II
has no springs 70 get out Of order and VIII last a
1t IS very simple. and easily understood and
worked.
The taking up Of the slack thread is not performed
blythe irregular contraction Of wire coil OF uncertain
operation Of springs The precision and accuracy
with which the Florence draws the thread INTO the
cloth is unapproached IN any sewing mac ue hthef-
to offered to the world
We furnish each Machine with "Barnums self
Sewer which guides the " oIA ilsel ana Is OF tncai-
culabe value especially TO inexperienced operator.
While possessing the above and many other advan-
tages the Florence is sold at corresponding prices
with other ffrst-class Machines and careful exam
nation viii fully suhs.antiate all that we have claim
ed il and justify the assertion we now make that
il is the best Sewing Machine in the world.
We warrant every Machine to be all that claim
for it, and to give entire satisfaction and viii give
written warranty If required.
- Agents wanted everywhere in Alabama and
Mississippi, with whom liberal arrangements VIII
be made.
KEYEs ESTES &. co, Genl. Agents.
febI3.tf p o. Box ga.
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ADT'I-FEVER & AGUE

In view of these facts DIR.
Spooner offers to the people
of the South, and to Emigrants
going thither, his AN tt
FEW Err AN d AG UE
PILLS, which have been
demonstrated, repeatedly and
repeatedly, to be an unerring
and never-failing preventive
and cure of all Bilious COM
plants incident to the South
and West. Try but one ex-
pertinent; the cost is trifing,
the result is beyond any con-
tingency. 1t never has failed
and never can, while Phvsiol-
ogv remains a science.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

q One Of the largest seed stores in the
South is that of R. G. Craig q Co, 37g Main
street, Memphis. They have large supply
ofeyery kind Of seed suitable for the garden
OF field, aud win fiji orders on reasonable
terms, mar1-d3m
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Unandlnr.S NEWS Express


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Having agents as above, viii attend 30 recording
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Letters matted 80 cents euc'osei} packages sent
60 agent Chaad}er's express, Maguo!ia. lass Will
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Until 10 I'D routes ami post Offices are re established
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