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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23

PIrrsBURGH contains five hundred
large manufacturing establishments. 1t
has fifty glass factories and sixteen pot
teries, forty-six iron founderes, thirty
one rolling mills, thirty-three machines
ry establishments, and fifty,eight oil re-
fineries besides miscellaneous works Of
almost every variety the whole turn
ing out an annual product worth $780,
100000.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23


EuHoPL ARMNG "A foreign letter
says! In the matter OF expense you
may well imagine that the recent war
has entailed an immense outlay on the
part Of all European nations. l know
Of not single one that is not driving
it's works OF the utmost to supply COM
pletely new tirearm, Oh the breech-
loading principles, to all its soldiers, and
at great cost. American Inventions
Gre beng largely adopted, | am gratitied
to say, and their value will aid not a
little in deciding the coming contest
Speculation on events SO far ahead seems
almost useless; but ! submit the above as
those which the Russians are inclined to
indulge in DO not believe that we
shall escape war on the continent dur
ing the next three years. The Paris
Exposition will ensure quiet, so far as
France is concerned, for the next year,
If, indeed, the want of breech,loaGing
arms lid not prevent that empire from
entering into a contest if the Emperor
desired And the same weakness pre-
vents any European nation from ventur-
ing into a war, If we except Prussia and
she cannot yet undertake fight alone,
But this one obstacle will be removed
by the spring OF 1868, when the Oreech
loader or repeating rifle will be in the
hands Of every available soldier from
the Pyrenees TO the Arctic circle, and
meanwhile diplomatlsts are busy in ar-
ranging the men and sides on the great
chess board preparatory to the opening
o. a game, when thrones and crowns
are TO be lost TO the vanquished and
empire becomes the victor's PRICE,
Hence it is natural, in view of the colosa
sal contest which every one feels must
surely come sooner or later, that specu-
lation is rife as to what side will range
the giant combatants.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23
LIVERY STABLE.

here is connected with the Hamilton House
q Livery Stable, with good horses carriages
and buggies for the accommodation ofthe pub
lie, Horses boarded, and well attended to, at
moderate rates. D. G. SpgRRY.
aug 8, 'G6.-ly
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23

1t is very often the case that beau
tiful woman is by her beauty alone made
the ugliest of her species beca Sc the
charms which should WOO the angels,
modesty and good humor, sometimes be
come the boon OF coquetry, affection and
l.ll..
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23

To drain lands---drink whisky, and
spend all your time at the village tav-
ern. This will drain you of all your
lands in a short time.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23

An editor down east has insulted the
whole female sex. He says that the
ladies' wear corsets from a feeling OF
instinct having n natural love for being
squeezed.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23

A ScRlBBLER says lite is too short to
drink poor whiskey or TO make love to
ugly women.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23
ID, HAAS,
HAMILTON HOUSE,

D, U, pI IItItI I NVr Nfr8fVI5,
WAYNESBURG, GREENE co. PA.
TIME subscriber respectfully announces to
L the public that lie has taken charge of the
Hamilton House. which he is determined to
conduct as first class hotel. Long expert
ence in bookkeeping has qualified him for
the business, and he feels perfectly confident
that he can satisfactorily entertain all who
may favor him with Gull. The house is
large and well-furnished 1t has undergone q
thorough renovation and been retitted in such
style as renders it quite pleasant. The rooms
have beenre-p -papcred and newly painted the
table is abundantr supplied with the best edi-
bles the country affords, and pains are taken
to render guests comfortable. Rates as low
rs those of other hotels. ID. G. SpERRY,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. .-INAU-
DURATION OF GOV. GEARY.
HARRISBURG. January Is, 1867.

SENATE.-The special order on the
constitutional amendments was resumed
Mr. Bigham having the floor, who con-
sumed the time of the Senate until
twelve o'clock-the time appointed
when the Governor would be inaugural
ed
The speakers of both Houses aud the
members met and proceeded to the front
Of the capitol, where they certified to the
election Of John w. Geary as Governor
ofthc State of Pennsylvania, for the
ensuing three years, the oath OF office
being admi istered by the Speaker Of
the Senate, Louis w. Hall. The Govs
ernor then delivered his inaugural ad>
dress
The Senate met at three o'clock when
they proceeded to the election of a
United Safes Senator-Simon Cameron
received nineteen Q9) votes, and Edgar
Cowan eleven Ql) Senator Fisher, of
Lancaster, before voting read letter
from Thaddeus Stevens telling i'm to
use his own discretion in reference to his
vote. He then voted for Simon Cameron.
lIousE.-The House met at the usual
hour, after the reading of the journal,
the House took a recess until twelve
o'clock, when they met. with the Senate
to lraugurate the Governor elect
They re assembled at three o'clock to
e'ecta United States Senator to repre>
sent the State Of Pennsylvania for the
ensuing six years: Simon Cameron re
ceived siXjy>two votes, and Edgar
Cowan thirty~seven. Simon Cameron
having received a majority was declared
the choice ct The House. Adjourned.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-23

Plenty of deer in the upper counties
Of Pennsylvania,
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Special NDti5en.
SIR @tbmfnbfTchtfae.

Der Mnseigenoe ift in rpenieen gBo5en burdb Elm
etIdnes Semittel, uncbbem Sabre lang nit einem
3et9en Suh9eniibel uuo nit Der firdterIien SranI=
belt, Der Sbmnbiudt bebaftet mar, gebeiIt uprben
ans wini1t iebnIidbft ieinen Nitmeni9en bas SeiIs
mtttel mt;ltbetlen.
Wien bic es win59en, pirb er cine Gppie hes Rez
septeS toitenre nit Der Sireftion fir Die 8eretna
Ine ben @ebrouh snienben, wel9es fe ftuben perben
lls cine febere Seilnng fir S1minhiud5t Mitbmai
BronGit3 &c. Ser einsige 3rped bes Nn,eiaeuben ii
oen Sttoenoen mobl su tbun uno er boit, 6ab eoer
Rrnnfe fetn Ilittel periu9en uire DO IS bemielben
nj q toftet unb iib uIs Se9en erueifen 1piro.
Serionen ote has Reeept uini9el, toUIlen fidb aes
dli9t merNen an
Req @cmarc u g8Ifpn,
Otl 5u3 Btlnmsburq. Rings Co., u. y.
Die ibDnen Yianp 6prtes BON @rcSelfeen
u. 60. rerben Don allen guten Rennern ais
bas Bette in Der Dirt eebalten. gSir wiIIen
ntbtS su ertrGbnen, mas elm mulifaliItes SUI
Rrument Scafpnlnener MAIDEN fSnnte, ubaIei6
mir Suseben miiien, bab bas 5S6lte Der Ser
pDufGmnnnns niemals erreidbt perben fam.
8eYer lif ibre pianoS gu ibrer seeenw1rti-
gen Spllenbung brabten, unterbreitetcn ne bic
ieIbeu benz 8ersleit nit Snifrumenteu Der
belten Gabrifeu 0urppa's unb Mmerifa's uni
Ie erbicttn biz 9erbien(f- Mepaiae iibcr ale
Onberen 5abrifate in Der beriibmten 0Seltaus,
fcllung. lin benz 6abrifat @ererbtiafeit nj.
6erfabren 81 lallrn, miIen mir erpGbnen, baB
ciele5 llrtbeil burb bic mulifalilte 9Sclt niebt
bel Seite 9eIegt ipDrbfn lit.
9fibtSeeitpweniser babcn bic 5erren fiir,liG
nod Serbeleranseu an ibren Yianps anse-
bratbt une nc BADEN 10 bas vyarabprcn'' er.
pOrtsn, .glusseSei6nete5" nod ,,aussssei4-
meter" ar MAIDEN. Glider linb lie pemnaeb III
EN- NtUttU ,,Greeliipr" berebtisf. 7otl
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HecDrberS=0 p,trt.

Be9en or6nunssniorieen 8etraaens
uaren 4 Rerioneri anacflaat. Wfarp
Sane @arp bate $40 Citrate Su sabIen,
Sames Sibseralb follte $40 entri6ten,
ging aber in oas &rbeitsbaus, 70 tpie
aud Bililm Smitb. Der nm $50 er,
fudt tuurbe. s. S. 8rpent puroe
ebenfalls NIT $50 anseieben, appeuirte
aber tagegen.
VI. o. @oootuin ipnr6e nit Den 4o>
iten tagirt, neil er Elm StaIIeebdube
NIT nidt Senerfeften 1aterial sebe6t
bate. -''
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H Sn Stem Orleans itarben I'M
Wonat @nsuft 255 8erionen am gel.
ben Sieber, ipabrenO in @aIpejton,
lDeni9itens breinlal fleiner ais Stem
Orleans, 500 bon Der Seude babin
9erafft tuurben.
H Sin Sarbiger, Dreip 3i6oIlon,
tnuroe geltern iue9en 8i9amie bon
Squire Watbeius mad Dem 8efaneniB
gefdift.
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(@ingefanbt.)
NafbSille, Sean., 4. Sept. 1867.
Ir. 8. SO. SparIins, %. D, @eneraI-
agent Der 4aiferbpfer 9ebensSerf9sruuss-
@eIralrbaft.
NRein 5err!
SD banfe Sbnen fir bic prontpte grt unit
SSciie, nit Der Sie BEN Setras elmer gplire bon
filnf 5aulenb Collars mad benz Spbe meinea
Gatten gu ueinen @unifen aussablteu.
Grit teiten @anf1eu fur ben Grfcls Sbre,
1eieIli6ait serbletbe i9
S6rf ersebsne
8rau 8 ber. q. Charts man.
Sept. Z fpp
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Nm bos S,nbIifa,rt.

0ir bnben Gin neues Dry Opets @sI66ft
NIT etnem gang nensn BaarfnsOrraib frSTnst,
pOltIblf mir sneusn 3uHten, bic. uus bfebrfn
unb unIern alien Greuaben, bic anS ffts nit
ibrrr patronage bfpa6t BADEN, bitlisf unb
teIfens bebienen perben. 9Eir Iieben ere6en
limGae umb bssniisen ans NIT iItinrn 9rOft
GbaS. MiAbeiiier 8 Co.,
AZ G6iIegf Gtra6G
fsp5 fgD cine 9barr ObsrbaIt llniOniir.
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~ u ~ W. SJetUuoDcutI'
@ Sic 9isuns Der Union 2eague
fdllt beute, tuie neuli6 genelbet, aus
= Sim ndditen Wittipo9 iperben alle
MitslieOer beltiinmt i'm gereinslofal
eripartet.
~ Sann Semano feuerfeites Oa9>
material sebrau6en? g8ir baben eine
4artie bauon in 8ablung erbalten.
E gboIf 0eI1on reiife ae>
tern in 8ef6dften mad Chattanooga
uno 2ltlanta ab. ST geoenft am Cont
tag surifSufebren.
Ew Sreun0 Grnit Yobl febrte ae>
tern 9ia9t bon leiner Geile nod Sort
0atuar6 an Cafe Superior suriicf. Gr
beridtet, baB bort oben idon Sroite
itatt9efunoen 6aben, Die Die Sartofeln,
@urfen u. I. 10. tart beldabigten.
Gr miro ieBt pobl fofort Die Sra
giitratS <Sfice erofnen.
~ 8uFab S9ilIing lit
als Surnlebrer in Der ySisf> llniber>
fiat" anseltellt noroen.
~ unIre aeebrten 9eIcr moIleu Iidb
erinnern, oab mor9en, Oonnerltag ben
10. Sept., tas grobe, lplenoibe Bic
Sic Der beuti6en fatboliiden Stride UNI
9 llbr Wfor9enS ieinen Nnfang niinint.
SafIelbe miro i'm riibmlidlt befannten
9arten bes 5errn &uebmeforf eebalten,
Die Gilenbabn gSagen transportircn
. 8dlte Sas.unO,Nadt fur balben Sabrpreis
unb orauben iino alle Mnfalten eetrofs
fen, UNI 6en Sbe,lnebmern einen freben
Sag sn bereiten. Da eS auberoem ei>
mem I0bIiden 3nef gilt, Den unire ia,
tboliI6en Witbiirger i'm 9luge baben, 10
hoffen mir, cine redt 3ablreid)e 8eica :
idaft gu treTen uno einige Stunoen
Der Seiterfeit unb Dem Srobfinn in be<
rem Mitte uibmcu gu t0nnen.
Sen gan5en Sag uber pra6ti9e STU :
fit un6 9lbenbs cine 9ldn;en'e, ole
game 9eaenb iibertrablenSe Saumi
nation! 6omtlt 9lllel
@ Wfit eans belon6erer genug,
tbuung laien mir bente i'm ,8anner"
Den Mrtifel: "The Immigration Move
ment" gSir begladipiini6en unleren
8adbar gu bieiem Quflak, Der fid 6ur6
9riinbli6e Nuffaiiun9 6es Geoanfens
nn6 ele9ante Musfiibrung gletdmdsig
auSsei9net. gSir laoen namentlih
Sieienigen 3ur SenntniBnabme bon
biciem 4rttfel elm, tpel9e fi6 ni@t bon
Der S6ee losma9en fonnen, @infuans
Ocruna babe etfpaS NIT YarteipoIitif
az tbun. @enn sipei 8Iatter bon emf
se9snselebter polttii6er 9ti6tung Die.
fen 8egenltan6 beipreden uno nit eleis
der g8drme unterltiisen, 10 biirfte BARN
ipobl Der bette 8etpeiS gu in6en lein,
Sab fd bas Snterefe auf Seoen err
itredt, 9eb0re CT nun 6ielem ODER ienem
politii9en Notwithstanding an.
@ SIN Monat 9tuguft baben M ir
in 9taibbile 4 6euersbriinite geEa6t,
mel6e einen SeIammtl6aben bon
$1,000 berurfadten.
~ GtoppeIfelb lift tuieOer o.!
8ren' Sid, 0 Duritigcr,
lluler blutiuurlt ger,
Gietri6 1T bal
Eg- Giner tele9rapbifden Depeide
au Eolae miro Der beriibmte Yianiit
Nrans 2is3t nddites Sribiabr
Sic Ser. Staaten befu6en.
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gaumtuolle iebr fau unb 4reifl
nieori9er; llplanbs 254-26 Gents.
Sn 2iberpool iuurben 10, 900 8aKet
gu 9&-10d berfauft. III
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MmeilnDia,l,,e,.

Spbn @. Tcbr iit GdnSihot Der GobifdIea re.
pubiitaaif9en 4drtei fir bas Mint zines GoitneiI.
nIannes pom Der s. gearb unb perpfittet fi, feline
SriHtme unr fir ebrlicbe, irene @dtner obsuseben
aua3I bagS* sshf s
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Sta0t unO Staat.

~ SEER e. g. Gpua 1T 9ofalz
9leent Der Staatss eituns unb ermad<
ti9t, 8elber fur mid in Gmpfan9 Su
nebmen unb bariiber gu quittiren.
Sobn Stu B m, Serausaeber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-11
Ser. Gtaatfn DON Mrnerita.) q
Gtaat Rem YOrf, I Is. g..
Giaht uno Gpuntn Nefp glorf, }

Ser. Gfanttu DON Mmerita.) H5ls
Gtaat gRem 9Orf, ISL fl.l
Siabt uno gonntp HeIr ycrt.
es rprb bierb,.rd5 befaiint aentadt bas beuts an,
%. SpIi Gin EauienS Adbt Sunbert nno Sieben uni
Se6sis, Graitms 2pman peri6nt9 Dor mir, Getuia 5.
Yort mohnbat unb geiesliG ernanut uno eingeihwos
ren Der Greeutip Beb6rbe NIB eemdb ben Geieten
hes States Tennefiee, mn Anertennuns pom eeribtf
der, mir eineef9woren. 6epottirte unb amSfage,
oab E. Yraftbent Der Sniderboder 2ebenss9se ffers
uness Seieni6aft in BEN wort isi. unb bab bic IN.
aaben NIB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bic IN oem beige
faaten Ea9rpeis baIten nn6 inn uuter,eidbnei
fnS, ieinem beilen asifien nHS SlaubsH mad, rdtif
gu beSfen 8esIaubisuna babe i'd @esenpartises
unteridr,e ben uno NIT metnem Amtetegel uerteben
an benz Sage Rno IN benz Sabre pie obeH. 4yfrs7s
LIS Ghpin o, Gcrep iun.,
Gcmmiiiioner fur bet Staot Tennefee,
Office "a Haarrabc, NesD BORT.
Gtaat 9ennefIee,
GOmptroHerS Office,
siaibuiIIe, Is. Snli 1867. }
SD, O. %. 0Iadburn, Gomptroaer hes etaats.
I9ates, beseuge bierouFi, bab bic aniderbcder ees
@eelihait In 9etu Dorf mir bins
idngltbeR Nacbmtis eopon BET ebrd4t bat, ooB bic
pen0nnte @eietbaft alfen Grpgberuiltn. lpelde bic
@etete ees Staat's Eennetee pen Uetiiterunss ges
ieuf6aften perIapeen, nadeefommelt 1T, mnb ternet
be5euee I'D, bas reb. @. Sparlina, agent eenanntei
Ses staates, in Beireff sites ioi4en aeeaisa snt.
Semeemds in senannts SsniderbOder aebens Der.
lidernnes 0efenitbait dutotiiirt, bas @eribeumgss
@ef1dft IN Der . aot ylaboiue IN oieiem Siaate ~
betretben.
O. Nd. Dladbnrn,
Comptroller Don 9ennefIee.
Trsb. gB. Gparline, M. o.,
EyeneraI- Naenf
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The following named persons have
been appointed as committee on
finance and are authorized to receive
voluntary subscriptions for the pur-
pose of conducting the present can
vaSS-:
Griffin s. Flaghler Geo. H. WinSlow,
Abraham Turner, Alfred Menefee,
s. III. Graham A. G. Byron,
Armistead Shelby, Daniel Nixon,
Richard Allen Ephraim Pratt,
J. A. Smith, Ernest Pohl,
A. Il. Woods, James Hageman,
N. Derby Alfred Clark
John COckren, Randall Clark.
BY order of the City Central Committee
A. S. CHADBOURNE, Chairman.
R.T.G GAINES, Secretary.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 4th 1866.
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Mnfaepaet!

u. SetIiff Ba6banb,fr Ilnb 2ei nngeperidafer
TN Commercial oote bat itets eine AHSpabl Sdreibs
mate iallen nno beatibe 3eingen uorrdthia. ebehjo
eeatfde Ropeilen Mno &rbdbiuneen. Die pEeHmsfiee
StlotssettunG" legt BET tum ebeniaas gum BertaMF
9SS- Gr nimmt 'mutilated currency n
SabInng.
ap.5t@
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&anbel ,,nb @6rfe.

sew gorf, @aittpo6, IL. Sept.
y Oh offnete gu 1444 unb itan6 INN
lO3 ubr 1444, 123 llbr @itta9s 144ss.
II. .. BonoS 6pros. falig 1881. 11l4
z CO.. Sn.:.a 77AG
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Stu Gotel.

Dteies felt LANCE beebenbe nnb YpcbI befa,ufe 0aus
iuire bietnada our4 s. o. 4IebfDe gefibrt fper
benz Der Tebr oIs sluanyg Sabre In beier @sindftss
hHie In louisville, GtR'innah uitb anoeren Stibten
jngebratbt bat. t41 tEg-
9as Gei3dft pire sniammeit NIT q. 3. DeII
Don bier NIB q. O. 3are, einem Der frlbersn ei.
peutbimer, Der trber einmaI oos CONNER cial HoeI
an oieiem ptnSe bate, eefahrt wereen. ggir hoden
bnrt renae Mnfnerfiahfeir enen liberoen Fbeil Der
Pntrpnaae bes Rnblifums ga erbaIteH. linter RID
Wtre. fteIe NIT BEN Befen. ueritben fein, mas Der
btuta iein. ~ nudaga4ts 49,
8lebiDe, 8en S &are,
mt8 SN S5I1GHsE csf GiaeRtbgmer.
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w 9ie SiBuug Der Union 9eague
fdlIt beute, tuie neuli6 semelbet, aus.
= Sim nadften Wittipo6 iperben alle
Mfit9lieoer beitimmt i'm Sereinslofal
erlpartet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-11

10 pas ein;ige 8erm5gen. oas GItern ibren Rinocrr
eeben f6nnrn, ea baiIeIbe ME uerIoren ge6eu e. MI
tann une beitdneis bel Der anpenbune mebr Merit
erb1tt 9iete Grsiebung fam mon in Der M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-11

~ Sam SemanO feuerfeites 0a9>
material sebrauden? g8ir baben cine
Yartie bapou in 8ablung erbalten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-14
THE MOST RELIABLE CUSHION usCd OIL
L Billiard Tables is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Msnufacturedfy KAYANAGH& DECKER, AMI
Patanted Dec, I3 1896. lSee Dcienrife American
Vol. I6, No. lI) S
II is the only Cushion that possesses all the qWal
tiles essential to a PERFECT Cushion. 1t i ne
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Uothe billiard p'avlng pub &c a. is abUHdantly pro
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CAT GUT Cushion aud renders it ]sUIeriur 10 atl
Others, is the frightened ieord of icA'-gut which
o~verlfes the face and edge of the rubber anl auu-
ming the full; length If Ihe Cushion. which pre-
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jumping from the Jabie. The addition % the ea =
gut cord also adds much to the elasticity Of the
Cushionn
The CAT-GUT Cushion has already been ap-
piled to over | 900 tables which are in constant
use. 1t can he applied to- tables Of any make for
seventy Rv" d0'lary per srt.
KAVANAGH Il DkCHERS Factory, at the cor
ner If Centre and Ga al S':eets. \. H.,iS the most
complete of ITS kind 10 the world. The machinery
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rnarriage and .Ceneacv.

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