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n MEDICAL.
Something New Under the Sun,
A New Era in Medicine
i ET THE sgFEERINa AND DISEASE

T EFT THE SUFFERING AND DISEASEt
IL read the following:
Let all who have been given up by Doctors
and spoken Of as incurable, read the followin K
Let all who can believe facts, and can hav,
faith in evidence. read the following:
|. Kneio all Men by these Presents, That on this
the twentieth day Of June, in the year Of olI
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty -si r
personally came Joseph Haydock 10 me, know
as such, and being duly sworn, dep0sed as fol-
lows That he Is the sole general agent for Id
United State and dependencies thereof, for pre-
parations or medicines known as MAGGIELf
PILLS and sALVE, and that the !followinl
certificates are verbatum copies TO tho best b
his knowledge and belief tt
IL. 81 JAMES SMEITRE, Notary Public,
~ &rWkH fHeI Wall Street. New York.
DR.. MAaeIEL take my pen TO write you b
my great relief, and that the awful pain in Ip5
side has left me at last-thanks to your medicine
Oh, doctor, how thankful / am that can 81
some sleep. l can never write it enough.
thank you again and again. and am suro yon
are really tie friend of all sufferers. could
not help writing to you. and hope yoq wiz NJ
'a 5eb ~ 1 Il lssS III lie ATc nue. b.
This is to certify that 1 was discharged from
the army with Chronic piarrhoa. and havs
been cured be DR.. MS WILSON Si' Harvey.
New York. April z. 1865. ~ Pitt Street.
The following is an interesting case of md
employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in p0urini
melted iron into flask that was damp and wcl
caused an explosion. The melted iron VA
thrown around and on him in perfect shower
and he was burnt dreadfully. The following
certificate was given to me by him about eighl
weeks after the accident:
NEW YoBI. Jan. IL. IS66.
NV name il Jacob Hardy; am "a iron foun.
der; / was badly burnt by hot iron in Noyembel
last; my burns healed but had a running soIi
on my leg that would not heal; | tried Msgglel,i
Salve, and 1t cured me in a few weeks. ThisiI
all true, and any body can now 500 mo at jack.
sons Iron Works. Second Avenue;
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DIR. MAGGIEL's PILLS
Each Box Contains Twelve m
oNB PILL is A DOSE.

OAn PILL ID a DCch-
- NcTscE.-Nons genuine without thi
Eirned hy DOCTOR ]. MAGdl ki4. New
70 oourtsrfcif which i felony.
"a Sold By al rcspcciahic Dealcrt in /
iciuos throughout the United States and q
das a 3 cents PER boz or pot
CoUNTEEFKITs Buy 10 Nacriel pFi.
calre with q little pamphlet inside The
LhaE arc boruA The genuine have nan
Hlydock on box with name Of J. MaGrla
D, The genuine have the Pill surroundei
white powder u
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Tho Cholera Abating In Buonos
sAyres-Universa Feeling Favor


sAyres--Un Feeling Favor
ablo TO Peace with Paraguay
Riot In New York City-The
Excise Law the Cause. " Fift'l
New YoRK, July l5.-Brenos Ayrcs
correspondence says the cholera has
disappeared in that locality. In forty
days it is estimated the epidemic carried
of sixteen hundred persons. iHol 81.
The feeling in favor Of peace with
Paraguay is becoming universal
A Washington special says the War
Department is informed that the Indian
captives are used as merchandise among
the troops at Fort Mcdowell, being ex-
changed for goods to the Puma and
MARRIAGE Pac Indians or bought from
them. The female Apachee captiyes
have been sold to these tribes for the
purpose of slaughter. General Nc
Dowell has ordered an investigation.
A riot took place here at eleven o clock
last night between large party Of
Germans and the police. The latter were
driven off, but formed and rallied again
without further molestation. The OBJ
noxious Excise law is the alleged cause
OF the disturbance. as
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WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DR.. Magglel's Pills and SalV

Extracts from Various Letters.I
ct had no appetite; Massiers Pnls save =
hearty one."
"Your Pills are marvellous"
:" send for another box. and keep them
the house." .
"Dr.sMasgel has cured my headache thi
was chronic" ..T Fn
81 gave half Of one " your pills to my bal
| for cholera morbus. The dear little thing q
we'll in day"
my nausea Of a morning is now'curcd
"Your boz Of Maggiels Salve cured me
noises in the head. l rubbed some of yOt
Salve behind my ears and the nciso left
"send mo two boxes l want one for poo
family" 'N lN
81 enclose dollar; your price Is twenty-f'
cents. but the medicine to me Is worth adoilar'
"Send me five boxes of your pills"
i" Let me have three boxes Of your salye
Ieturn mall
1.-THE best Pills for headache ever had"
my liver workslike an engine. thanks
your Pills"
at am pleased 10 say 10 you. DR.. Maggie
that would not DO without box OF. your ~
| for curing me Of morning nausea for the world.
"You VIII find enclosed one dollar. Yol
Pills are only y cents, bat L consider tho
worth to mo one dollar"
"DKAR DoCT0R: Ny tongue had fur on
every morning like tho back Of n cat Yos
Pills took IL away"
"I took half pill and crushed Il 70 powde
and gave II IN jelly to my little babe for ohol of
morbus. Tho dear little pct was well in thre
hours after" EUf MlILHf WIZ
81 suppose Il Is hardly worth while to e
you my burned foot has got we'll from the us
Of your Salye. Enclosed find Is cents for AZ
other bex 70 keep in the house"
"send me another box Of Sslye."
" Enclosed find rs cents for two boxes Of you
Maggiel's Pills and one Of Salve."
The most ssesils yet searching medicine
I Have Over 200 Such Testimonials,
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE ara a
most universal in their effects, and a cur, ca
be almost always guaranteed. FOR BILLIOb
DISEASES nothing can be mere produrtiva 4
cure than these Pills. Their almost magic ID
huenco is felt at once; and the usual conceal
tants Of this most distressing disease arc n
moved. Those remedies arc anade from III
purest VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. lid
win not harm the most delicate female. and ca
be given with good effect In prescribed dosez
the voungest babe, FOR. CUTANEOUS Dl1
ORDERS and all eruptions Of the skin II
SALVE Is most invaluable. 10 does not bed
externally alone, but penotratos with the mol
searching effects 10 the very root g the evii.
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bS The Sultan Of Turkey has brought
but one wife with him on his visit to the
Paris Exposition, all rumors, therefore,
in regard to his being accompanied BY
the beauties Of his harsm ca RGsss must
IA regarded as false. a- f
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RR-Ex-Governor King. Of New York.
who died At Jamaica, Long Island, on
the 7th, vas a claszmsss - " HaTFos
with Lord Byron aad Sir Robert Peel
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a. The chiefs Of The last POlish in
surrectiou having snigraisd 20 Turkey,
have entered the civil OF military service
Of that country. and embraced re faith
Of MohamsL
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a6S- In street in Paris, the other
day, lady's crinoline became loose and
fell off. A gentleman who had the cour-
age to pick up the fallen property and
run after the owner received decorating
smack on his face as his reward
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Latest to Noon To-day.
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and TO reorganize itself upon permanent
foundations ofunion, freedom and repub-
lican government. Only SEINE great
national injury, wrong, or odense, would
justify this Government in suddenly
assuming hostile attitude towards the
Republic Of Mexico. o
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Cholera Abated In BuenOs Ayres
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FORTIETH CONGRESS- Executive
Session.
wAsHISGToS Aprili2


WASHISGToN. April u.
SESATE. The President submitted a
communication from the Governor OF
Massachusetts, inclosing an att ested copy
OF the resolution of the Commonwealth
ratifying the proposed amendment as the
f urteenth article. of the Constitution OF
the United States. 1t was laid on the table
and ordered printed. e 0e tE
Chandler offered resolution, which was
agreed to, directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to inform the Senate whether he
or any one authorized and employed an
attorney or solicitor to represent the De-
partment before the Court of Claims in a
pending suit: what counselor or solicitor
had been employed; what fee to be paid
him; and out of what funds to be paid,
and under W nat law or authority he had
been so employed.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the adjournment question. which was de-
bated until q quarter to four O'Clock, the
arguments presenting very much the same
points as heretofore made. Finally, the
Senate refused to postpone the sconsidera-
ton of the resolution until tomorrow, by
a vote of Ia to IL. T9Ho4 ~ r. a04fe =
stevens moved, as an amendment, to fix
Tuesday next at PM. as the time for adj
jOurnment sine die. This was adopted
Yeas 26, nays II; and at IL O'Clock the Sem
ate went into executive session, and SUBJ
SeQuently adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.
Explosion OF q Patent Gas Apparatus.
The Reconstruction. Injunction Ar.
gued and taken under Amusement.
General Rousseau Confirmed. SIT

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The Sul
preme Court room was densely crowd
ed to day All the Judges we're
present The Mississippi Injunction
case being before the Court. on the
motion to file the bill, Attorney Gen.
eral Stanberry made a lengthy argu-
ment in opposition to the motion, de-
nying the original jurisdiction of the
Court, and Robert J.1Walker spoke
in its support On the conclusion of
the argument in this case, Charles
O'Conner moved for leave to file the
bill In the Georgia .casew The Chief
Justice said the Court would take the
motions under advisement, and if
further argument was desired, the
counsel would be notified ssa
The Senate to day confirmed lowell
HI. Rousseau. Brigadier General in
the regular army 9aI .sr5c -
Thad. Stevens has written letter
to Secretary Seward warmly approx
ing the ratification Of the Russian
Cession Treaty and congratulating
him on the vote by which it was con-
irmed by the Senate.
WAsH1NaToN, April 12. = Three
clerks in the city post-office we're in
jured this forenoon by the explosion
of gas in the room of the post-ofhce
building, In which gas is made by a
patent apparatus. They carried "a
light into the room to find the cause
of obstruction to the machinery. ~
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

Is 81
LONDON, April IL. Evening-The
Princess of Wales is at the point of
death. A surgical operation upon
the bone of the knees is necessary,
but she cannot endure the pain and
is too weak to take chloroform. The
news is carefully sept from the pub
lie, and the Prince of Wales haunts
the theaters as usual. aafs 81 sIt +
LONDON, April IL, Evening.-The
Grand Jury in the case of Gov. Eyre,
has ignored the indictment. 9di snuu
In the House of Lords the Cana
dian railway bill has passed. qle ra4
LIVERPOOL. April IL, Evening
All the iron-clad steamers have gone
to sea, supposed bound to Cadiz, rela-
tive to the claims against Spain. 8r
LONDON. April 12.-The feet which
sailed for Calais early this week took
out the peremptory demand made by
the British Government on Spain for
instant redress in both cases of the Tor
nado and Victory To this summons
the Spanish Government has made an
evasiye reply in3regard to the steamer
Tornado. She has given no answer
whatever to the claim made in the
case of the Victory. i3-2fa1 9a ~
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, April IL, Evening-Pat-
rick Conden otherwise. known 4 as
General Massey, leader in the late
Fenian insurrection, has turned in
former and is not indicted. rs sv.
<rssga Ba PRUSSIA. era s1a59O11
BERLIN, April 11-Count Bismark
has sent an energetic note to Paris,
demanding of the Emperor Napoleon
his reasons for arming. He says
Prussia holds France responsible for
the consequences of such a step. and
asks instant cessation of warlike
preparations. 4Bs85gE Jta.5fg as 81
STUTTGART, April IL. Evening"
Orders have been sent from Berlin to
the principal railway stations in Wur-
temburg and Baden to send cars for
the transportation.of cavalry horses
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European News
oo93 nsaiI blA ao13o3 .ss-sea
&zsI 3dl 3si gd iasW g'asH Sz2
Threatening e Temper of Prussia.
afEi9. EheaH s8VaE2 Euu1 huR
@@c-i .'sr- s-------is rfEtfsTsbg3
Demands Explanation from France.
BRITISH AFTER POOR SPAIN WITH
70 THE IR0N.GLADS.a e
Princess of Wales Dangerously Sick.
baa .ssisanoE -st7o4 s4s,4s1.ays1
quarrel among the New York
sas Democracy. a'.. m ~
rsfgg .etsEo+--------Tslge -sIsVo9 fses
4Nt anH sTEtOB .g1f&TGEsss a-,k
mo PARTY :" DEMOCRATS IN
INDIANAPOLIS.
Reconstruction Case in the Supreme
Court 4
Tennessee Democrats Seek AffiliatiOn
with the Negroes.
MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Meeting of Sinking Fund COmmis-
si0Hers-A Transparent Democratic
DOdge-Amusements-A Steep City
Loan-The Ani0skeag Fire Engine.
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Special to Evansville Journal.
INDIANAPOLIS, April II. The
Board of State Debt Sinking Fund
Commissioners were in session to-day.
They decided to notify holders of q
and per cent. bonds to present them
on the LIST of. July. IF all the q per
cent. bonds should be presented.
which is highly improbable, as many
of them are held in Europe, there
will be money on hand sufficient to
redeem IS per cent of them. If
there should not be sufficient
amount of the 24's presented to alb
sorb the money available. the balance
will be used for the redemption of 5
per cents. so
The Democratic candidates for
Mayor, City Judge, City Clerk,
Treasurer and Auditor, are out in a
card, declining the nomination of the
Democratic Convention, which they
say they cannot consistently accept, as
they had previously accepted the same
positions on the Workingmens ticket.
They modestly ask the support of
men of all parties. This is very
shallow and transparent dodge. in
tended to conciliate the Republican
element Of the Eight Hour League.
1t is well understood that the Dem
ocracy are expected to go solid for
these nominees, their declination to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
-Yestyali is making her last appear
anee and taxing farewell benefit at
the Metropolitan tonight. She
leaves for St. Louis to morrow Man
ager Riley takes his farewell beneft
tomorrow night. He viii go to New
Orleans next season, where he has
engaged, ia. three years partnership
with Ben. DeBar, to conduct the St.
Charles. saxy a. svsvxA-w
The City Council have authorized
a loan of 100000. at III per cent. "a
A man named Aleck Nicholson
has been arrested and committed to
the county jail Tor passing counter
felt $40 note on the First National
Bank of this city. fa9Tie e '.s'ivH
The report of the chief of the fire
department on the Amoskeag engine
is not very emphatic indersementyo yoi
that machine He is rather non com
initial, but apparently believes the
Latta as good as any of its competi
tors.
The commotion in regard to the
proposed planning mill ON Delaware
Street, has not yet subsided. The
Company are going ahead with the
building, and the city council seen
indisposed to take the responsibility
of annulling the permit. Z
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A FULL STATE TICKET NOMINATED.
Y = u 10 ~ II q y III - 2
The Platform Adopted.
IBy Mall

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE newly
formed Union Democratic party Of
the State of Kentucky held their
nominating Convention to-day in the
Court House. in this city. This party
is what is usually termed by their op-
ponents In this State, the third party.
They claim that they are in full SYM
pathy with ) the Democracy of the
North, and assert that they are OPP
posed both to Radicalism and seces-
sion. They also claim that the 22d
of February Democratic party fully
indorses the action of the Southern
States in their attempts to dissolve
the Union. .-f.f.sr z...5r.f -
The Convention to- day was well at
tended, and prominent members of
the party are confident that they will
yet be successful in the State of Ken
lucky, but perhaps not at the ensuing
August election.
The following is. the ticket NOM
mated by the Convention, which tick
ct was, as general thing, unanimous
ly chosen: For Governor, Hon.
Aaron d. Harding; for Lieutenant
Governor, Judge II. b. Kinkead; for
Attorney General, John M. Harlan
for Auditor, ColonelJ Smith Hunt !;
for Treasurer, Alfred Allen for Reg
ister of the Land Office. j. +. Grad
dock; for Board of Public instruction,
Captain Ben. Harney.ad saI 81
The committee appointed to draft
resolutions was ] FL. Harvey, ex-
Gov. {. Robinson, Gov. Bramlette, j.
f. Bell, Gen. Jno. B. Houston, Judge
w. Underwood, and Judge L. A..
Marshall vel 18 Fers II
d After she nominations had been
made, the Committee ON Resolutions
announced that they were ready to
make their report. The resolutions
were read by j. III. Harvey, of the
Democrat, who stated that these reso-
buttons, with the exception of a few
verbal alterations, were the same as
those adopted by the meeting of this
party. which assembled at, Frankfort
on the 9Th of March last. The reso-
lutions0 need net here be given, as
they, have already 9beenl published
substantially In the CoaismerCial. and
are about the same as those adopted
by the Indiana Democracy in the last
exciting campaign. 1gfw .ant s.u 8at
I'd Two others were then offered and
adopted. One of these sends greet
ing to the Democracy of Connecticut
for. their recent victory in the issue of
constitutional liberty; the other pro-
yides for the appointment of. Cen
trail Committee for the party. 80
= At the ratification in the evening,
speeches were made by Joshua f
Bell, Col. Jacob, and Gen. John NJ.
Il Harlan. The latter gentleman, in
the course of bis remarks, said: :"ao
~ Those who had stood together in
1861 in favor of the suppression of
the rebellion, awere now separated !;
but he believed that the people of
the State of Kentucky to-day enter
tain the same views they did at the
commencement of the war, namely,
undying and eternal opposition to the
rebellion, and to the principles upon
which that rebellion was inaugurated.
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CANADA.
Poisoning Case-WOman Condemned
to Death.

MONTREAL. April 12.-The Sorel
poisoning case is concluded, and So
phia Boisclaire condemned to death
She protested her innocence before
the court. Her sentence was opposed
by her counsel on the plea that she
was encienete. A jury of matrons has
been ordered to investigate the mat
ter.
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LOUISVILLE.
Death of a Banker-Military Item,

LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Henry j.
Lyons, of the banking frm of Lyons
& Co., New York, died here yester-
day, and was buried this evening.
Gen. Phillip st. George Cook has
entered upon the duties of President
OF the Board of Examination, now in
session here
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MEMPHIS.
Conservative Meeting Negroes
Asked TO Participate.

MEMPHIS, April 11.-The Conser-
vatives held large and enthusiastic
meeting last light, and appointed
delegates to the State Convention at
Nashville. Resolutions were adopted
asking the colored voters to send del
egates to the same.
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NEW YORK.

Quarrel among the New York. De-
mOcracy - Mexican News - Prize
Fight, Preyented-Speech by Sena-
tor Sherman-Survey OF Colorado
River Wanted-COl. CaprOn to be
rejected-The Reconstruction case
i'm the Supreme COurt-yirginia
,Militia-Suit for Loss by Burglars
of Money Dep0sited-Seizure OF
COntraband Liquors and the Yes
sel-NeW Jersey Militia to queli
the Miners Troubles.
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EVANSVILLE IND. SATURDAY APRIL 49, 1867

companies of the corps in Newark in
readiness to march at short notice to
the mining regions, In order that
any riots occurring through the
agency of the miners may be speedily
quelled.
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Adjournment OF the Legislature
State Appoint ment.

TRENTON, April 12.-The Legisla-
ture adjourned to-day. lpi8a Los
Col. WINS Striker, late Of the u.
5. Army, was appointed Adjutant
General of New Jersey, in place OF
Gen. Stockton, resigned.
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, sKENTUCK ".

The Conservative State Convention.
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OswEGO, April 12.-The Welland
Canal will be open for vessels on the
23d inst, and Water is to be let in on
the 10Th inst. 300 9ii5 30 Lfoi3iH'
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very material abatement from the
evening previous, or during the morn
ing Then it was rising at the rate of
3 inches perhour at the head OF the
falls and u inches at the foot of the
falls. The rain that had been falling
almost necessarily for 26 hours had
wholly. ceased last evening, and had
cleared off warmer, with the Their
mometer ranging at co., rather un-
favorable indication for checking the
Hood of waters, Il sidi sgs hne 5 =; =.
New ALBANY.-The Commercial
of Saturday says: .zsGisaA
! The Morning Star had her larboard
wheel badly omashed up against the
shore, in attempting to land here last
evening. "a &
she Was 0hly delayed an hour 9 or
two .91ed tel nHm 5lf5 hfsa 9W 80
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Especial to Evansville Journall
CAIRO, Feb. 18.-Arrived- Quick
step, Evansville and return, 10 p. NJ. ];
Phil. Sheridan. New Orleans toeSt.
Louis, A. M. Waunita, Memphis to
Cincinnati, IA. NJ. Golden Eagle,
Cincinnati to Memphis, 9sP. NJ. Lib
erty No. 2, Louisville to Memphis,
Y M. II i32.i92 saF l'9lg4h suo
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The arrivals and departures up to 8
o'clock yesterday, not before reported,
include the Darling, Cincinnati to
Memphis; Sam. Orr, Eastport to
Evansville; News Boy, Henderson to
return; Champion, Memphis to Gin
cinnati. gq .ffE At f8o9
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zaq % bad s7soiffo DDS OF 99naisia
-lsm .sisoo 90 y diiR 90 g. 90 saf
90 GIs 10 MDs baD01 sdi lis nj aai
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Nc printing establishment In the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
ment of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
QUE job department. is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards Deck and Meal Tick
cts; Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
iwharf-boats viii be promptly attended to.
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Especial TO Evansville Journal eh 3
PITTsBURG, Feb. Ism The river
is fourteen feet six inches and fall
ing. The weather is clear and pleas
ant. sia go 5ago'
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