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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-24
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE

Those who reed the services Of experienced phys-
clan surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases
every name and natuie should give him call
7. DIR. Dow imports and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Order by mail. Two for 81
and red stamp. 50.0l0
MAY l, 1867.
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MONTREAL.


Dec. 18th, 1860.
Messrs Henry d Go.
Having on vari-
Gus occasions used
your Liniment, /
AN happy to say
that | have always
found it beneficial.
! have frequently
used it for Bowel
Complaint, a n d
have never known
it to fail in effect
ing a cure. l think
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l ever used for di-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-24

CEMENT CIsTERNs FOR WATER.--I find
among the answers for correspondents in No.
3s6 o. your valuable paper, an excellent
suggestion TO J. Y. s. Permit me to call
your attention to the use Of hot coal-lar for
preventing the contamination Of the water by
the cement. II is a cheap and effective means
of preventing what is complained Of, and is
not fancy. Experiments made by Captain
de Bordes, Of the Netherlands Royal Engi-
neers, and myself, many years ago, have
proved that even from hydraulic cement,
which sets and hardens in few hours, for
days after lime and other salts are dissolved
out by pure distilled water in very eppreci-
able quantity. In the kingdom of the Meth
erlands in many parts, and especially in por-
tions of the provinces Of Zealand, North
Holland, and Friesland, no other water than
rain water is in general use for domestic pur
poses, because, like az at Amsterdam, Flush
ing, the Helder, and other places, all the
water Of canals, rivers, etc., is either brackish
or decidedly salt. Large oisterns built un-
derground, in order TO prevent foul inhltra-
tons Of surface water, out which have to be
laid entirely in strong cement hydraulic as
it is termed), are used to keep the rain water
for the use Of barracks and large establish
ments. These cisterns are oitened lined with
Dutch glazed tiles, fixed in cement, but it
has been found cheaper to simply line the
cieterns with cement, and eher it is dry to
give two costngs Of hot coal-tar. ] suggest
ed lately the same to an engineer, who, hsv-
ing applied it to cistern Of his own in his
house, found it to answer perfectly. For a
few days the water had slight tarry taste,
which is now entirely gone.-DR. ADRIAN,
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Conees Roasted and Ground o ally.

G ound Coffee, g0e 25e., 3Os 35c, best 4ec per To-.
Hotels saloons, Boarding Hous KcepIa, and Fsmi-
lies who use large quantities Of Coffee, economist
IN that iee by uing French Breakfast and Dim
uer Coffee, which sell at the low price OF zoe per
pound, and warrant to give perfect satisfaction.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY's
THROUGH LINE

$500 ~ +N%ANA@ ~ 'f~A- wa"
PANY's
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING Al MEXICAN PORTS
And Carving the u. $ Mail,
Through TDeaty-teo Days.
Steamships hs coan,ea@. GA ne Pas,hs
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NORrH nm LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA
One ofthe above large snd splendid steamships will
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month Except When those dates IAN sunday, and
then The preceding Saturday, cor A. pin~al, con-
Meeting via Panama Railway, with Of the Com
PAWS Steamships nom Panama Tor san francisco,
Departures Of L., and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers fof SOUTH PACIFIC aLd CENTRAL
MILO.
Departure ofIlth esehmcu,h connects with the new
steam line from Panama TO AUsIHALIA and Nav IRA
LAND.
steamer Of August Ion will connect closely with
steamer GREAT hKFUBLIC form San Francisco Scptem
Der Sd for Yokohama and Bong Kong at Yokohama
with steamer COSTA RIGA f0f NagasAk and Sh ughae.
discount OF ore quarter from steamers rates allowed
10 second cabin and Storage passengers with families
Also an allowance Il One Quarter on through rates Il
olergymen and their families and school teachers.
One HUNDRED Poul DIS Baggage all wed each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through, and at
tend 20 ladies aud children without male protectors
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads and passengers who prefer
70 send down early. An experienced surgeon board
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets further information, apply a,
the Companys Ticket office, the WhaTf foot OF Cana
Street, North River, New York,
Or to the agents Tor New England,
C. J.. BARTLETT & co,
l6 Broad ST., Boston.
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H E n R US
Vermont Liniment.

complaint, and dis
I orders of a similar
character. l have
also found itanev-
er failing specific
for Colds, ard for
affections of the
head. / always
recommend it 10
my friends, and
would not be with
out it in the house
for any considers
ton.
w. BALDWIN.
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Thousands Of peo-
. pie who have used
: it, bear witness to
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lence as a Liniment
: and a Pain Killer.
: Full directions acs
: company each bot
) tie. 1t may be used
/ externally
: Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
il Toothache,
: Headache,
I Burns and Scalds,
n Bruises and
Il swellings,
: Sore Throat,
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: and may be used
: internally for
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: Oholefa MofDus,
: Bowel Complaints
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
BARNwELL, s. c., September 80,


| Mr.. EDITOR: You will do us q great favor to in
form us why it is that Captain MAeRA1H and Lieu
tenant PEAKE, of South Carolina Railroad, deem it
to the interest Of that organization to charge us,
poor, ruined, unreconstructed farmers, two dol
lars and half for bale Of cotton from the sta
tons in this District to Charleston. Cotton is car
ried from Augusta TO Charleston for less than half
that figure; and the steamboats, on Savan nah
River carry it for fifty cents bale to Savannah
from any landing on the river. Some planters say
that they can send their cotton to Charleston cid
Savannah by water for less than by the before
| mentioned compsnys cars. Others say that they
| will send to Ss gannah and save one dollar and a
half the bale for that is all they can 'clea, at
the present low price OF the article.
Now do Mr.. Editor, as you have great deal of
influence, touch up the Captain and Lieutenant;
| They are good men and wish to do right if they
knew how. But they forget; and are worried by
the multiplicity Of calls upon their time and atten
tion.
1t was fair. that the planter should shell out
when he Raa luck and getting IS to 40 cents for
cotton. Always liberal and disposed to spend
money. he did not complain when other interests
demanded small portion of his gains, But now,
now when he feels that everything is against him,
judgment sliu and luck all gone, the price OF his
favorte sinking at the rate Of one cent per day. to
demand the two dollars and half is ungenerous,
malicious, unwise and anti-republican.
In all earnestness, and seriously this charge is
too much and should be lessened. They are many
who feel the burthen besides
BARNWELL FARMERS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03

CALCULATING MACHINE is in use in the office
OF the Registrar-General in London. Its opera
tions are both accurate and useful, and In the last
annual report of the Registrar there are numerous
calculations for which 1t was used. II is limited
to calculations involving regular ssries, but by
means OF logarithms, questions involving cacula-.
tions IN the higher branches OF mathematics can
De reduced to very simple formulas and brought
into such compass as will readily admit of their
insertion III the machine. The machine was in
tended to perform only the operation of addition,
but by various expedients it is made to perform
also subtraction, multiplication and division. The
machine has also been used to introduce the ele-
uIent OF interest in the various tables. The pre-
hminary steps OF the work. such as calculating the
mortality at decennial periods OF age and dedncine
the difference, were performed without the aid OF
the machine, but when the differences were once
obtained, the machine was able to take up the
work and continue the calculation in the diifaren
tial method.
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as-MRs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP FOE

asrMRS. WINSLOWiS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Teethng greatly facilitates the process teeth-
ing by softenng the gums reducingall Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action, and is SURF
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it. moth.
ers. 1t will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article r years, and can
say in confidence and truth of it what have never
been able to say any other has 1t fall
ed in single instance to effect cure when timely used
Never did We know instance OF dissatisfaction by any
who used 1t. On the contrary, all delighted with
its operation and speak In terms Of commendafon Of i'll
magical effects andsmedical virtues .r
We speak in this matter "wHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years Of experience, and pledge reputation for tha
ufllment Of what here declare In almost every in
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and
hauston relief will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
Be sure and call for
MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, "los
Having the fac simie of "CUnTy PERKINS" on tha
outside wrapper. AL others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world P1ce, only
S5 cents per bottle r.
Ofices-No 215 Fulton street New York; No 206 Hish
Hoborn London England; No. III st. Paul street. Mons
trea Canada. DOwIE NOISE, Agents.,
August47 tuths6mo Charleston. SC.
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From New Orleans

New ORLEANS October 2.-The interments from
yellow fever for the twenty-four hours proceeding
6 a. NJ. to-day are 81.
In the case of the old and new School Boards
Judge DU PLANTER decided that the new Board
was appointed when no vacancy existed. The
resolutions of Council repeating all ordinances
touching public schools were null because they
conAicted with the Act of the Legislature and we're
violation of the charter because passed by both
Boards on the same day. The Judge decreed that
the new Board was not qualified, and be forbidden
to perform the duties of School Directors of public
schools in New Orleans. No appeal will be taken.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Our Gable Dispatches.


LONDON, October 1.-The Psn-Anglican Synod
issued an address condeulning Ritualism and
Popery, and urging the unity of the church.
GARIBALD1 declines giving his parole.
1t is reported that NAPOLEON has issued a
calmly-worded note to the South German Sow
ereigns, asking pledges against union with North
Germany.
LONDON, October 17,tvening. u l-iO
Bonds 723. Sugar 25s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October Evening. g.-Cotton closed
steady; sales 1900 bales; prices unchanged
Manchester advices favorable.
VIENNA, October 2.-FRANcIs JOSEPH visits Paris
October Goth.
FLORENCE, October 2.-Quite serious riot VI
Garibaldians, at Viterbo, has been quelled
PARIS, October 2-There is mach distrust ia po-
Iiscal and financial circles. RoUPlR, Foreign Sec
retary, LAvALLETTE, Home Secretary and MORA,
italian Minister to France, left for Biarrtz to con-
fer with the Emperor.
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REaIsrRArI oN.-The following is
of registration in Marion District:
White majority.

q.
TIE New HoTEI-This establishment is rapidly
approaching completion, and We long for the hour
when its handsome windows shall be ablaze with
the illumination OF chambers full of guests. BY
long Odds it is the most elegant editice in Column
bia. Not even the metropolitan or st. Nj holas in
New York, can excel the beauty and neatness OF
7 its architecture. 4he rooms arc large, airy and
light, and, taken all in all, thepremises are as at
teuplated, as any building in the State. We have
not learned whether it has been rented but who
ever does SO, and keeps first-class hotel, will
make money.
We wouldn't mind keeping the hotel ourselt, if
somebody would agree to keep us.
no! FOR VENIsoN STEAKs.-Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton, Hon. James G.. Gibbes, Col. John Haskell,
Major D. A. Miller, and Mr.. L. Stark started yes
terday for deer hunt. The locality is only about
thirteen miles distant, and sporsmen say that fine
buck, abound.-Co!uNnbia Chronicle.
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Sialc Itcua.

We are pleased to notice that the Commissioners
of Public Buildings have recently had the roof and
front of our court house repaired and painted,
which adds to this Temple Of Justice more i'm
posing appearance than heretofore. The roof OF
the jail has also been repaired and painted.
gentleman from the neighborhood Of Little
forms us that where farms in that section have
been properly cultivated, the cotton crops are
equal ii not better than they have been in many
years The corn crops are also very good.
The weather for some days past has beer all that
the farmer could DESIRE but thu snowy staple often
lies neglected for want of activity in gathering it.
Marion Star.
RgaIsrRArI oN.-The following is the final result
of repistra tinn in Marion District.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03

MOBILE, October 2,-The second dday's vote stands
$40 blacks, "a whites. With very few exceptions
the vote wss for Convention. No disturbances
whatever occurred.
MONTGOMERY, October 1.-Two days voting In
Montgomery give 45ss. The first day in Selma
$500. The first day in Opelika $50. The first day
in Wetumpka 1000. All for Convention.
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A New According to the report of Dr.
Harris of New Aork, he has discovered on board
the ship Hospital disease which he had mover
seen bsre and he ventured to say no five physicians
IN New York had ever seen." Some Of the patients
lie adds, were blue, some black, The secretions
from the kidneys were normal; the skin was warm,
not cold; pulse slow, not ,ieverish. There was
general congestion; the boodwas stagnated in tue
extreme vessels and there was retching, with
other symptoms of cholera The disease he regards
as in limited measure contagious. Evidence OF
cerebral congestion was not found; but he thinks
he detected poison on the brain, which kills its
victims within foul hours. He is inclined to be-
under the name of the :" blue disease" or the
black typhus," has been puzzling the doctors in
Ireland during the past five months -
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NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, October 2-Stocks irregular. Cola
advanced to A. Sterling unsettled; time noml-
nally stael; sight s.as2. go Coupons 119. Flour
10a15c. better Wheat 3a5c. better. Corn 1a1ac.
better. Rye very firm. Oats dull Pork frmer at
s24. Lard steady. Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet,
22c. Freights quiet Turpentine quiet al $50
Rosin dull; strained 81.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton active; sales 22OO at 22c. Flour active:
State s. 65a1O 80; Southern SO 5Oa14 25. Wheat
buoyant; white Michigan 50 95asWs. Corn active;
mixed Western 81 29sa1 SO. Provisions steady.
Groceries firm Naval Stores dull. Freights firm.
Money active. Call Loans fully z. Gold closed
firm. Governments closed quiet, generally frac-
tion lower.
The Sub-Treasury to-day sold 81 100000 bonds
and bought 81, ,OO0, 900 Seven -Thirties' The Sub
Treasury balance is s114, 100000.
LATEsT.-Gold closed at 43t.
BALTIMORE, September -Cotton-rather bet
ter feeling; small sales; Low Middling 21; Mid
ding 22a22a. Flour sluggish; shipping Superfne
50 75a10 so. Wheat stronger: prime to choice
81 50a2 Sc. Receipts light. Corn scarce White
81 27a1 %; Yellow 81 3Sal IS. Oats steady prima
72. Rye steady at 4a47. Provisions fair for
Southern demand quotations unchanged.
CINCINNATI, September 2.-Flour frmer; in fair
demand. Corn dull and lower No. shelled e6
Whiskey nominslly unchanged. Provisions 6rmer:
held higher. Clear Bacon Sides advanced : ::
there were buyers, but no sellers at 17S at close
Lard in good demand, 13S
LOUISVILLE, October Flour active Supertne
Nor-, rnohonoed Nax COTTON po,l 90.
Bacon Shoulders IA! clear Sides ls. Lard kettle
rendered, 133.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2.Sales 1850; demand
more general; supply increasing prices easier
Low Middling 1Sa1se. Receipts, 53S. Flour firm
With an upward tendency; triple Extra sll IS
choice Extra IA. Corn firm and unchanged Oats
-prine At 80. Pork firm, 2Oa2O4; Bacon in fail
iobbing demand; Shoulders Is; clear Sides 10
sugar-cured Hams 26aa27. Lard very firm; tierces
IS: kegs 16. Gold quiet, 43ta43s. Sterling 54tu
5s York Sight tai discount
MosnE, October 2.-Sales $50 bales; receipts
1890; demand chiefly for better grades; closed
quiet and steady, at 1sa18!c. for Middlings.
SAVANNAH October 2.-Cotton active; sales 7G
bales; Middlings 18aa19c.; receipts 14O0
AUGUSTA, October 2.-Cotton in fair demand;
prices steady; sales ss8 bales; Mddlings 17ac.
csipts SIS bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

As- DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY THE MATTER OF DAVID R.
WILLIAMS & CO., BANKRUPTs. DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-This is to give notice that ON
the twentysixth day Of September 1857, Warrant Of
Bankruptcy issued out Of the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of South Carolina against
the said DAVID R. WILLIAMS & CO., of Charleston, Ia
the District Of Charleston in said District who have
beenadjudged Bankrupts on their own petition: That
the payment Of any debts and the delivery of any pro-
pety belonging to such Banrupts to the for their
use and the tsnser Of any property by them. for
hidden by aw and thstameens Of the creditors Of said
Banupts, to proSe their dsbe and to choose one Or
more agnees Of their Estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy to be holden at office in Broad street,
Charleston, before R. B. CARPENTER, Esq., Register in
Bankruptcy for said District. the twenty-second day
OF October A. D. 1857, at IL o'clock NJ:
JP. M: EPPING,
W. s. Marshal for said District, as Messenger.
October 8 g. u, %
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Cheyenne is just four miles north Of the Colo
RADIO line The military post will be ON the reser-
vation about one and half miles above the city,
and the position is admirably selected: About
1000 COO feet OF lumber is hauling from Denver to
erect the necessary quarters, stables, &c. About
400 cavalry are nov sncamped i'll the vicinity OF
Cheyenne
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as- CoNsIGNEEs NOTICE.-BOSTON LINE
Steamship GEO. B. UPTON will discharge cargo This
Day, at Accommodation Wharf Goods not called for b.-
fore sunset will be stored at risk and expense OF
sgnee WILLIAM ROACH.
nharQ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
GA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa


ga YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEd
country home, after soourn OF few months in TIE
CITY, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
coarse rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby com
ple1ion of almost marble smoothness, and instead
twantythree she really appeared but eighteen -Uponn
qury as to the cause OF great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRcAssIAN BALM, an
considered it an Invaluable scQus to any Lady toilet
By its any Lady Gentlemen can improve their r-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. is simple IN ita
combination Nature herself is simple, yet unsurpass
cd in its efficacy in drawing impurities FROM also heal
ing. cleansing and beautfng the skin and complexion.
BY its direct cton on the cutca it draws from it all its
mpuritee kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it ahoud be-cea ao smooth
and beautul Price ST. sent by Mail Express, on re
ceipt of an order, by
". L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayete Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
March 80 ly
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OBITUARY..

DIED, at summervfIle, S. c. after lingering Illness
DAYD G. GIBSON, on the I'd day of October, 1867.
~ The relatives, friends aud acquaintances of Mr.
and Mrs. DAVID c. GIBSON and family ale respectfully
invited to attend his funeral services at the First Presby
terian Church, Meeting street. This afternoon, October
Sd at Four O'Clock. October3
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We have a strange cable item about a proceed

We have a strange cable item about proceed
ING in Greece. Red Repubcanism seems to be
threatening King OTHo., A party has arisen there
Which PROPOSES to overthrow the King and estab.
Iish Republic under the proiec orate Of the
United States. or annex her as three States. These
want backer before they enter tue fight; and il
they can onlv be assured that the United States
will undertake their protection, they will pitch in
without delay. 1t is, however, an illogical idea OF
the Greeks, after what they have seen here OF the
opposition Of the Government to "rebels."
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European news per steamer.

New YORK, October 2.-The Scotia brings Eu-
ropean news to the 22d ult.
The Times saws the death of Sir FREDERICK
BRUCE is peculiar misfortune pending the present
intricate delicate negotiations with Governments
not always disposed to approach Great Britain IN
spirit OF generosity and forbearance. The posi-
tion is most onerous, and each occupant finds his
labors more exacting than his predecessors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ss CONSIGNEEs' NOTICE. - MERCHANTS
Line schooner N. W. SMITH will discharge cargo THIS
Day at Adger's North Wharf. ALI goods not called Tor
before sunset will be stored risk and expense co-
signees WILLIAM ROACH.
October
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agI. O. F.-GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
CAROLlNA.-The Members Of this Grand Ledge are m
yted to attend the Funeral Services of Bro p g. D. c.
GIBSON This Afternoon, at the First Presbyterian
Church, at Four o'clock.
BY order. j. q. HONOUR Jr. M. D.,
October Grand Secretary,
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aTNERvOUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOMY
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sions loss of semen spermatorrhaa loss power dizzy
head loss Of memory and threatened impotence and i'm
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September l9