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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28


Flows, Harrows, Cnkivators, Corn Planters,
Covercrs and Shelters, Straw Cutters, Cider
Mills, Horse Powers, Threshcrs and Separa-
tors, etc.
Agents for the following celebrated and ap-
proved machines. Wheeler's Horse Powers,
Threshers and Cleaners. Smalley's combined
Corn Plow and Cultivator. Wagoners Wheat
and Guano Drills. Bickford and Hoffman's
Wheat and Guano Drills. Cav & Candler's
Smut Machine. Derrick's Hay and Cotton
Press. Hick9ck's, Parsons and Hutchinson's
Cider Mills and Presses and Dorseys Self
Raking Reaper and Mower-together with
other well known Implements and Machines,
with all the latest improvements Also, Gar
den Seeds in every variety, of our own growth.
and imported from England, France and Bel
gium Particular attention paid tethis brancfs
of business and all our seeds are warranted
fresh and genuine. Also every kind of Field
and Agricultural Seeds. all of which is offered
at the lowest market prices.
Office of CROMWELL'S Patapsco Nurseries,
Located in Anne Arundel county, one mile
South of Baltimore. -
All kinds of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Evergreens and Flower Shrubs, Grape Vines,
Blackberry, Raspberry, Gooseberry and Cur
rant Plants, Strawberry, Rhubarb and Aspar-
agus Roots, Roses and all kinds of Flowers etc.
Please call and examine stock before pur-
chasing. Catalogues furnished on application,
Sole agent for the celebrated
NosPARIEL WASHING MACHINE & WRINGER,
and
McDowelrs Patent Hominy Mill
Feb 2S-Sm
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Public Meeting Endorsing the President.

Public Meeting Endorsing the President.
At a public meeting Of the citizens Of
Augusta Co., held in the Court House on
Monday Feb, 26th for the purpose of
expressing their views on the policy of
President johnson, on motion of Maj
H. nj. Bell, Hon. A. H.. III. Stuart was
called to the chair. In a brief speech he
explained the object of the meeting. On
motion Of G. M. Cochran, Jr., Messrs. R.
Nancy, A. NJ. CARRIER, Jr., and W. H.
II. Lynn were appointed secretaries On
motion of W. A Burke, a committee of
ten were appointed to draft resolutions and
the chairman requested to act as chairman
of the committee. The following were ap-
pointed as members of the committee, G.
NJ. Cochran, Jr., w. A. Burke, II. NJ.
Bell, BENZ. Crawford, R. G.. Bickle, w.
NJ. Tate, L. W. Shelton, G.. A. Bruce, j.
G. Fnlton, VIM. S. McChesney.
The committee retired and after a short
time returned and reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which after an
elaborate explanation by the chairman
"eiG oil Hot1ou VI COl. VI. VI. HdTnan,
adopted.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
On the sth day of May 1865 the peo-
pie Of Augusta county assembledin mass
meeting at their Court House and adopted
by unanimous vote the following reso-
lutions:
RESOLVED, 1. That we believe we express
the thorough conviction Of the people Of
Augusta county, when we declare that OPP
position to the authority of the United
States within this county, is at an end,
and that there is no purpose on the part
Of any Of our people to attempt any renewal
of it.
2. That the people of Augusta county
recognizing the necessity Of recognizing
the Government Of Virginia so as to con-
form to the Constitution and laws of the
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The Shenandoah papers are stirring up
Mr.. Geo. Rye, "so-called" presiding
Justice of the county Court Of that county,
for an infamous and lying letter he wrote
to Senator Lane, urging continued mill
tary rule over the State and slandering
the people Of the Valley generally. Don't
stir him too much.
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TIE NEWS,


WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY es, 1866.
THE NEWS.
Wigfall has made his escape from Texas.
Sixty one Kings lie buried on Iona
Island, off the Scottish Coast
Last year 1872, 1897 balmoral skirts were
made in the United States.
The gold mines of British Columbia are
reported wonderfully rich.
Accidents are still reported frequent on
the O. & A. II. r.
The Valley Railroad bin is now law,
having passed both houses
The city carts of Lynchburg are busy
cleaning up. Cant Staunton start few?
Last nights mail brings us no addition
al news Of Importance, from Washington
or anywhere else.
Peru has declared war against Spain
and will unite with Chill against the
Spaniards.
A circular from the head of the Freed
mans Bureau, announces that it will con-
time in force one year.
The President is daily receiving assu-
RANGES of enthusiastic support, from all
parts of the Country.
Alexander Mott one of the oldest auc
TONERS of Richmond, died last week, Of
disease Of the heart.
The Radical Press generally are bitter
in their slennciations of Andrew Johnson's
veto Of the Freedman's Bill.
Gold mines have recently been discov-
cred is miles from Panama and California
miners pronounce them exceedingly rich.
There are reports of the appearance Of
the cattle disease in Montgomery Co., Pa.
A number Of cattle have died from it.
The Directors of the National Express
Company, meet tomorrow in Richmond to
regulate the salaries Of its employees
Hon. A. Fl. Stevens addressed the Legis-
lature Of Georgia, on the 22nd. He was
or burying past issues and going to work
like men.
John Minor Bolts has written william
Gus letter, denouncing the present State
Government Of Virginia. He is certainly
crazy.
1t is now positively stated that Stanton,
Harlan and Speed go out of the Cabinet
on account of their opposition to the Presi-
dents policy.
In New York on the 22nd, grand meet.
ing was held to endorse the President
MIR. Seward came outablyin support Of the
Presidents policy.
There has been some rows and there is
still considerable excitement in the Ten
nessee Legislature. Cause, we suppose,
too much whiskey.
Several parties on their way to Mexico
have recently been arrested and released
on parole. No one is allowed to emigrate
to that Country at present.
Mrs. Mary Ann Basel, aged 10 years,
died at Wheeling lately. She saw Gen.
Washington and Aaron Burr, when they
visited the Western country.
Nevada papers contain report that
200 men on their way to Colorado persisted
in a snow storm lately. Communication
is cut off with that territory and great suf-
fering is feared there.
A company Of U. S. soldiers have been
ordered to Luray, Page county, in conse-
quence of the ducking of the teacher of
the Freedmen's School by some persons
blacked as negroes.
On the 10th in the House of Commons
pending the consideration of the address
responsive to the Queens speech, it was
charged that the Fenian conspiracy was
of American origin, and that Mr.. Seward
was the real "Head Center"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

St. Patrick's day comes on Saturday
this year, and in New York efforts are
making to have his celebration postponed
until Monday.
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II. NJ. Bell read the speech delivered by
the President on the 22nd inst, at the
conclusion of which, ON motion of William
A. Bell, the meeting adjourned.
A. H. II. STUART, President.
R. MAuzY,
y y. N N. f Il nqss. 5H'' Secretaries
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weldon. Johnson & Co.,
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,

236 BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to offer to the trade we'll Sc
lectcd stock of
DRY GOODS,
by the piece or pnckagc
The principal part of the Stock has been
purchased during the recent fall in prices, and
will be sold cheap to cash and prompt paying
buyers.
Feb 28-6m
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The Material of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE
is manufactured contains fifty per cent more
Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it
is more durable, Theamonia present gives it
great additional fertilizing value.
Five years experience has proved to the
Farmer that it makes heavier grain than
even stable manure, and is not only active but
lasting. MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Feb 2S-6m
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There were three hundred replies to ar
advertisement i'll New York of CLERK
wanted
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V. J. BROWN &CO.,
Formerly of Staunton, Va.)
Wholesale GrOccrs & Commits
sion Merchants,
Fine Horse for Sale.

On Monday, 18th of March, (court day.
will offer for sale in Charlottesville, Albemarle
county, MORGAN STALLION, six years
old; good saddle and work horse-mahogo-
ny bay color and warranted sound.
Tcrms.-A negotiable note well endorsed at
sixty days. D. b. 1OuNT.
Feb 2B-1t-- Charlottesville Chronicle copy
St and send bill to this Office.
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SPRING IMPORTATION
1866.
r I B B 0 MS,
Millinery and Straw Goods.

ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND SATINS,
VELvETs, RICHES, Flowers, FEATHERS,
STRAW BONNETS, LADIES HATS, TRIM
MED s. UNFRAMED, SHAKER
HOODS, &C.,
No. 2G7 and Lofts of 239 Baltimore St.,
BALTI MORE, MD.
Offer a. Stock unsurpassed in the United
States in variety and cheapness.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
Feb 28-3m
Dickinson Il EgertOM,
General Produce and Commission
Merchants,
For the sale of Grain, Flour, Dried Fruits
Butter, Eggs, Hams, Poultry SC.
IVA, Pratt Street, near Light Street,
BALTIM lore, MD.
asA. Special attention paid to the sales Of all
Kinds of Country Produce, and prompt re-
turns made.
Feb IA en-
J. NJ. oREM W. NJ. oREM. GEO. B. CHASE
John M. Orem, Son & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Clothing, Cassimcres, Vestings,
Piece Trimmings
and Goods exclusively adapted to mems wear,
No. 23S Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Feb o8-1y
JAMES R. HERBERT, PETER w. HAIsToN,
of Maryland. of North Carolina.
HERBERT 4 HAIRSTON,
General Commission Merchants,
No. 1913 Pratt ST., Corner of Light,
BALTIMORE.
CLOVER SEED, GUANOS AND FERTILI-
ZERS, ON HAND s. FOR SALE.
Feb 2S-3m.
" J. BROWN &CO.,
Formerly of Staunton, Va.)
Wholesale GrOccrs & Commits
sion Merchants,
No. 66 Exchange Place,
BALTIMORE.
They invite call from their old friends Of
the Valley to an examination Of their Stock,
which they offer on the most reasonable terms.
Feb 2S-3m
100 Hhds of Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars.
500 Bags of Rio, Java and Laguira Coffee.
200 Barrels of Crushed Granulated, Pow
tered and Soft white Sugars-Teas, Molas-
ses and Syrups &c., &C., for sale by
v. J. BROWN & co.
&C Exchange Place, Baltimore
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X X X Alex!

Xxx Ale!!!
Constantly on hand Pale X X X Philadel-
phia Ale, in any quantity to suit the purchas-
or. RICHARDS & CO.,
Old Sewers Building.
Feb 2s-tf
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@ew advertisements.
Richard Cromwell

&c & 3S Light St., cor. Balderston, Baltimore,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Agricultural Implements & Ma
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right having already been granted.
We repeat, in union is ourstrength and
hope. And if this be accomplished, either
by compacts between the companies or by
further legislature-what then? Why,
we have more than one reason for believ-
ing, that the money will not be lacking to
build and equip the road. The inestima-
BILE value of the straight line through the
Valley of Virginia, is appreciated in Cen
trail Pennsy lvania, as well as in Baltimore.
We refer to the railroad interests in Cen
trail Pennsylvania, with no view of sugges-
ting an appealtothe powerful Corporation
which controls those interests; but merely
to indicate, what is fact, that the great
mind that watches over the welfare Of the
Pennsylvania Central, appreciates the val
ue Of our Valley line, and its Importance
to the Baltimore and Ohioroad, with which
its natural connection will he found. And
we have reason to believe that the able
President ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany, Misunderstanding about triaes, which
may be easily obyiated, will give gener-
GUS and cordial support to our enterprise,
provided, our arrangements are such as to
render his assistance efficient, for good to
ourselves, and, at the same time, reasona-
bly, benefcent and safe to the interests en-
trusted to his care.
In our next we will endeayor TO show
how tremendously the two great works,
the Valley road and the Covington and
Ohio road, are destined to move forward
and that Richmond must be bone
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hitherto discordant portions Of our country,
is eminently wise, just, conciliatory and
patriotic and if adherd to and sustained
by coordinate branches of the Govern
ment, will, at an early day, restore har-
mony, prosperity, and happiness to the
whole people.
5. That the firm and manly stand taken
by the President, in opposition to the exer-
else by Congress, Of powers not delegated
to that body by the Constitution, and their
attempts by crude and ill-adyised amend
ments, to impair if not utterly destroy the
organic law as framed by Washington,
Madison, Hamilton and other fathers OF
the Republic, justly entities him to the
gratitude, confidence and support OF the
American people; and we gladly avail our
selves of this occasion to tender to him the
assurance of our cordial approval Of the
manner in which he has acted in his high
Office
6. That in our opinion the time has
come, when good men ofallscctions, North,
South, East and West, should lay aside all
former sectional and party prejudicles and
unite in common effort to defeat every
attempt, come from what quarter it may,
to weaken the ties which now bind togeth-
er the Union, or to diminish the reverence
and affection which the American people
Justly cherish for the Constitution of the
United States.
I. That the newspapers of Virginia and
the National Intelligencer, be requested to
publish the proceedings of this meeting.
At the request CT the Chairman, Major
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-29

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RIyYR SEwz.-Thers WIS about four
I fss water In Tie channel Last night and
On stand.
me Robert Moore passed up ystsr-
[ day az yostts for Pittsburgh, wiki good
trip.
nzti packet today
me Maggie Hays let yesterday with
fair Trip Of freight and passengers
The Express j. The regular ParEsrS-
ourg packet for this morning Shs
IeaTes The landing al u o'clock
The Leslis Comts departs a. the
usual hour FOR Suuflsh.
Tbs Henry Iogsn viii leave far S:eu-
benyiIls this afternoon Al O'Clock
The Pittsburgh UEspGlea Of yss.Erdzy
says= Early sunday morning Ne Esr
EaToFsd viii Z bsaTy Shower Of rain.
Also auotbeK sbOuf half past zine,
which Lasted TIL after eisTeu O'Clock,
ard stlii znofbsr, aSsonp panied zrith
thunder and lightning, beginning ~
hzIf-psst EEo EDd c1ofln ming DpEzr3s
of an bong. and again another com
msaGDg AZ tx O'Clock in the evening
and listing Tor one hour and half.
Ias prospects are favorable II This tine,
tsu oieiOcEs ?. NJ -oE more rain before
morning. We cannot EzT Al present.
sSbetksr The rain has extended 70 the
heEdo0zrfsrE Of our rivers II Il ms,
they EIi probably swell SONG By this
evening There Is about fEo feel Of
EStsE IN The channel By ibs usE marks
On The Monongsbelz bridge. Business
On tbs " hzEf On Saturday EEs duh Is
usual The following boats are Al The
IzndinE NzIs Putnam, Julia No .
Glasgow, KENYON, ATgonAUi No. z,
LzoDUra. Iso1orz No 2. Camsiia, Lon
idEs, Wauanita ard Columbia. The
CauBeiia viii commence loading to-day
for Cincinnati. The ATzonaut No. i
loading for 81 Louis, and the Glasgow
for St Paul. Everything is dull on the
Allegheny wharf, the riysr being too
low for even Light floating craft
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HADA HEAzrHG4-OnS Saturday hight
Las sbouf tea Ose3oeE, = special sezston
ef he Pole COse5 Eas bEld ar The
trfAi q Capesfn Jsrses BsEfSt1s, Of tks
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CS5safn, bcTeSex, rsl1sed - erfsEt TIER
xelsesr, f1ststing that bF fheIr oEu
e51trae< they were ecmp<fled 70 remain
gfn3sx his snfEoFity until tie bdat reach
ed Pfttsb0EEiI. When the Emma touch
I'd ~ the wheeling wharf, two Of the
dtsafscted employs starred up into
the city 20 procure a warrant 20 attach
their wages in the Captains hands
One or two others who intended IeaT-
lag the boats service at this point, re-
NAMED on board until the others should
return with the warrant. While they
we're sitting on the boat the Captain
easne mp % one OF them and asked him
II he intended going on 10 Pittsburgh.
He replied that he did not and some
high words therenpon ensuing. the Cap
tain caught hold Of the empi0ye, aud
fnficsed Some blows on his head. The
Captain ESas dned ten dollars and costs.
He also paid the men their wages, and
they left tbe boat. sa
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DR.. r. ]. KISNER-
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NEW TREATMENT Z NEW REMEDIES.
OFF-CE Sd 81 CESEzE WHEELING. W VA
DR X HAVING SECURED THE SER-
u VICES OF an intelligent assistant no
will attend 10 the p-spa-lo1 o. Ize-i-
be him 10 give NOR attention TO Out pa
tents especially IN his many friends in the
csJuntry. His medicines ara 81 prepared in
his own Office, AMI al delivered 10 bis pa
tieats by hiITlselL DE- K treats al dlsszs=ss
both Acute and Chronic with which human
remedies Shlcn nave proved TeIIiaTz-aL-!
sacosfui IN many % those obstinate czEs=s %
throhlc d-ss-s<zs : men -e-eloso-e L-s.Ns -
supposed 10 o incGrab4sr sInoIfs S-n5c1 ELa4E
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charEs fnoln the Ear, OzelA ENLARGED Glands.
Cancers and skin DlS@aseS- HIS mode OF
treating Liver D1sAasaS- Stomach Com plants
Bronchitis and al diseases OF the Inrua.
and Air Passage Hypertrophy and AL 9TH
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Spinal Affections. and all dis%zzSes Of the Ss--
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ever known 10 the medical Profession Dr. K
has ben eLninently successful IN the treat
meni OF al diseases peculiar 70 women, VIZ :
MsnsErul Distractions Painful AeDstrus1.CEl,
LeucThsa- Uterine and OTarlOu Tunors-
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He MAKES a specially in the treatment Of
all Chronic Affections Of the GeRito Urinary
Organs viz: CatarTh OF Bladder and UTeihTa,
Irritable Bladder. and Son-EefsnL3on and
D-ibbling of Urine Urinary Deposits or
Gravel. Dialects and Difficult Unnsuns- Sy-
GhonarThsa, its complications and ss4ueIlz,
SpernatorEhea and InpOfsncy. and all sffec-
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Also spect4i attention paid 10 the treatment
Of Ei-tulaS, White swelling ScTOfClOuS
Sores, Varicose Ulcers, &c PeHS.as am iced,
particularly with Old troublesome caSsS
should lose no time TO call on or address DR.
KISSER Communications containing Zee
promptly noticed Office Prescriptions and
medicine cash For visits in city, same a.
other Physicians OLdce hours. A NJ 70 u
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KEE Co0E--D-D5 infhs Drug stDrs Of z.
Boekipz 10 o14 KeEIoSb han. and Try q
gtaa q hi sSar<Ezs Lee Cod Soda Water.
Hehas5z.E ~ ~ tEse Gnest soda wa4ez ap-
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Sods Tsse= eAeaFer thza ever Only cents
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this peE ooets. tlat neither the zyEups, nor
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heneeit ms Sc more heaIthful- AIlWeean
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AZ ISDISsAET CEAKACIz--Psss
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tuSoes1 The mental equilibrium g soms
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PETE had ben u DsesiEg zasi Sunday
night, drszssd up IN his hss4 suti, and
had ezs5 f1r1Te glA10ss ErD0nE tks
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Eho dllsd the Co1rs-aozs mil he
Z51nd Ehzt tbs ot5s@ Of his IoTs Ezs
aEnook the ssb5= throog. The result OF
KRIS 5iscoTsTE vas Lize exhibition OF q
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Dsu thing ssttAsd an was that ne Tes
--gofnz boa7s With DIT Szl7 he did
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and The lip, and that tbs blzek dams.
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n1trssr OF o<hI admirers WHO Rad
ooEns 70 netting that night As tie
f. resonant notes q the LAST hymn were
( b=1pg sang, Pee run his hands through
Z rs k1nky h7lI, rzissd his white collar
! y tas lsTei Of his szn, pulled down
has white d5eksy, and thsn tosJk his stz-
ton outside the door ID order that h
might give MS Tub little surprise.
shs came forth He advanced toward
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. into yieU Il tbs same moment from he
I other side Of The hall and tbs eogusf-
EN- D7Eah turnsd and took is zrn-
Pee MS inceussd, bat ne sid nothing.
Last night he visited her 70 learn the
! true STATE Of affair." He eOuId no Ion
Zzr hsszr such infoleEzble Suspense. He
: fv1nd her in the culinary Department
IN the aet Of making cakes In this
eoDgenizl place ne commenced his pa
tbs.soo-ddiculous ioyesto-y. He mzds
{ no impression on beI Indssd, she
laughed 81 h5m- He grew Issz pa1h=5se
and n8oEe personal. No ompEinsnts
we're passed between tbs psrisz. AZ
last IN stzts Of angry dtsdzin, she
threw q tan Of -four IN his face and
chased him 09t Of The b0Rss- He de-
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farewell. As he Paassed up street he
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he diguiss sSzs more elective than b.
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