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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
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II YOU trade with . Yankee, steal his
yu are gone.
General Sheridan says he saw more hand
aome women in Boston than be ever saw be-
fore in al his life. Bully for Boston.
The latter par. Of a wise mans life is ta-
ken up in curing the folies. prejudices and
false opinions he had contracted in the for
mer.
An old lady Who was admiring the beau
tiful picture called "Saved,' remarked =
cts no wonder that the poor child tainted,
after pulling that grea. dog out Of the wa
ter"
The word "Tarifr," comes from the old
Moorish fortress Of rarita, on . promontory
ct the Straits Of Gibraltar. The Moors oc-
cupying this fortress exacted duty on all
merchandise coming in or going out Of the
Mediterranean Sea.
The term "muss' hes generally been
deemed to have had it's birthplace in New
York, and 70 have first been uttered by a
Bowerv u'hoy 1t il, however, used by
Shakespeare in Antony And Cleopalrs:"
'.Of late, when cried no
/.
A nd cry, your Wilt
II is an undoubted fact that mermads are
numerous in the Kaw river ia Kansas =
Last week a par y OF young men ont hunt
ing came suddenly across six mermaids who
were disporting themselves in the water
On the approach Of the youug men the beau
tiful creatures s'lit out for the woods, ~
,ering shrl cries somewhat resembling the
scream Of frightened school girls. What
made the matter more singular and mystic
iious is the fact that the young hunters
found six waterfalls, six hoopskrts, and six
various stceteras on the banks Of the river.
Naturalists will please make note Of this.
General Geo. W. Jones, of Dubuque, sold
last week. TO the Illinois Central X. X. Co.,
Ave acres OF land, situated just above the
elevator at Dunleith, for 5000 cash A
year ago the land was offered for $375.-
Gen. Jones also gsts life pass for himself
and family on the road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
Bauxswrcs'r B.IrAnp HALL. The noble

Brunswick BILLIARD HALL. The noble
game u Billiards is nowhere so we'll and
generally played A. in America, aud no
country can match it in perfection to which
its tables have been brought and 10 the
magnifcense OF its halls. The great mt
tropol;s Of the West, Chicago, in every
thing that pertains 70 the instruction or
amusement Of her citizens, has never been
behind hand, and Of the Institutions o.
which she may be justly proud is Bruins
wicks magnificent billiard hall
Situated on Washington street, directly
opposite the Cous. House, aud close 10 The
Chamber of Commerce, the Brunswick
Hall is in the very heart of the city and
very few Of the numerous sight seers who
Wat Chicago fail to take look at this ne
Die temple Of our national game. The
room itself IL Of the mommeth seize and
height, slabor tely frescoed BY artists OF the
highest rank il the profession. and con
tains eighteen table,, manufactured by tue
Kern L Brunswick, especially for the es-
t.blishment. and with the leading players
| 81 hi ard other countries have pronounced
uneoualcd. These tables seem always oc
cupied, and indeed had Messrs. Brunswick
double the number il would be hardly sui-
fcent to accomodate the vast concouFse OF
gentlemen who continually throng the spa
cious hail.
Adjoining lhc billiard room is the restau-
raf.. Determined TO Guido the hosts 81
restaurants in the city, the services CT
celebrated French cook, who with large
corps Of ASSISTANTS daily set before theii
guests meals that a prince might envy.
The whole establishment is q marvel, and
no stranger can visit /, without being los
in admiration Of lis magnificent and costly
appurtcnances and the admirable manage
ment that more than everything else con
tributes 10 its great success and makes !
the fashionable resort Of the gentlemen 9
} Chicago. Both Billiard Hall and Restsu
rant are under the supervision OF the JUNO
partner, Chas Kern. . gentleman vel
adapted 70 promote the the interests Of thl
magnigcert resort.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
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Facts are shutdown thinse,s eays the old proverb.
and 10 these alone do We intend to DEAL In presen.
ing wkiGhT'S TAR SYRUP to the public. AZ
know tue necsssity Of guardiag seanes Colds =
ven e the Necessity for taking the proper remedies
WEI tne Code are upon us. We say, withou! Lem
o. contradiction. that the superior OF Wrighrs ~
Syrep iof The cure Of CONSUMPTION. Coughs, Cososs
1sonchiie. and oil diseases Of the Throat and Lnngs
eoee not exist. Below are testimonials from per
e0os, some Of whom are known In all parts o. tns
eeentsy:
N. 4. SaIros AAcKfruR, Literary Editor q FOR
~ . fhlsoelphis nresav wilkes 49,
PAlLADElFulA, July ~, lso..
DxAa SsR:-1ast Christmas, for the nsst time In ny
lie. was Euch afflicted BY very severe Cold WIN
almost constant cough and sore chest. "ffasuos
makes perfect the proverb says. but the more more.
eoughed the worse I did it By what then eonsid
cred an accident, but now believe to have neen
Providence. Was induced to try Dr. WRIGHT AZ
SfnuP purchased from you. and greatly felie' y
In two days. wholly cured In ten II 10 not unpeas
ant to the tastcs which = good point. MANY ycsss
eso, reading ny way through old library ca,~e
acroes the works Of that Bishop Berkeley, VINO pr
pheticaily and truly declared, more than century
ego, that westward the march Of Empire taxes w
way and among these were two treatscs 10 Mn'cn
he strongly advocated the uee Of Tar. ~ eufaise u
many diseases from Catarrh 70 the plague W.
then truck with the cogency Of the good nehop
arguments. and en- now sure-ffom the einca.y Y.
DR.. WFight'e preparation Of the same remedy-tna'
thsg were sntifc1y ccrsect.
n dill Non AoKENzIE. LID.
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Edward Payson Weston, the pedestrian,
is % years of age, weighs some one
hundrsd aud tbiriy-iivc pounds, is Of light
complexion. and has pleasant expression
Of coun.enance. without developing any pc
culiar chs acteris,ics. He has undertaken
journey Of twelve hundred and twenty
SIX miles on . wager OF SIC, 900 The start
ing point was Portland, and the ending Chi
cage. lie ID attended By John Grinaell, .
well known pedestrian, and Edward ingalls,;
and Mr.. 7. +. Wilcox. the other party 10
the wager, is represented BY Beniamir Al.
Curtis and John T. Laphen. The latter
gentlemen 60 over the route With Weston.
OUT ride IN carriage. Messrs. 0rindell
ana ingslls are also allowed that privilege
when shey desire. Weston wears q blue
sack coat. short brooches close 20 the akin.
red socks and gaiser-shoes rescnias Veil
above the ankles. Upon his head he has :
hat nearly white, made Of cloth. The rim If
| which Was buttoned at the top from f,nr
sides. In bis hand he carried rattan .,;cL
Ills gait is easy and his speed fast. Mr.
Weston evidently believe. be has lob b+.
fore him and must give i. his attention
He did not even stop 10 look nj the muse
um
The utmost care is taken TO preserve his
health. He eats sparingly Of eggs, chick en-
beefstrak and stale bread; drinks cold tea.
end sleeps on husks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

Tns Chicago Tribune Of the 30th ult.,
has a long account Of great lead mine To-
Gated At Shullsburg, Wis, from which VI
make the following extract:
Following my guide down . series Of lad
dcrs TO the depth Of one hundred and thir-
~ feet below the surface, l landed
in an underground chamber, with alleys o.
drifts branching in different directions -
one Of these had been worked six hundred
feet, and bad yielded two million pound.
Of lead ore, aud, notwithstanding the com
pany we've at The end CT their line and wers
compelled TO cease working, the creyice
s,iil went On, and appeared to be as rich as
II the beginning. NJ, guido now conduct
ell the to a cross cut, running from one end
e. another; and here, again, my eyes were
dt'ight,d with the sight Of perhaps the rich
e.. vein that has ever been discovered A
Salnl mass cf lead four feet thick, and orer
feltp feet ride, WAS exposed - view. AZ
ter gathering few specimens, assembled
the ladders TO the surface Il the earth once
moro, fully impressed with the extent Of
the lead deposits and with the ineAhaus,i-
tle supply thrt may be obtained from this
region, II the right means are brought to
bear. or course this compsny have been
unusually fortunate, and their discoveries
are among the richest that have been made,
but with the present improved machinery,
and with tn. grand systcm Of tunneling 10
carry off the water, thereby enabling Che
miner TO go below the water level, I zee no
thing TO prevent all the companies located
in this region from realizing fair dividends"
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Da Jour BuLt-Deaf Sir: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got eome Of your
sar.apafhis and Cedron Mtters. My son-in-law who
Wa WIN ME IN the store. had been down with fheu
matism Tor eoms time, commenced on the Filters
ana soon found his general health improved. Dr.
1ft VINO nad been IN bad health, tried them and he
health for several years stomach and liver affected
he improved very much by the use or your Bittrrs
Indeed the Ccdron Bittcrs has given YOU great norm,
larity In this settlement think could ren grrs,
quantity Of your medicines this fsll-especialiy OF
your Cedron Btters and Sarssparilla ship ms via
Nemphie. care Rick.n Nicely. Respectfully.
Oct3g. deod& Wv c. Il. WALHRR.a
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LYON'N PERIODICAL DROPS!
Tue GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FoR IRREou
LARITIES.


These Drops are scientifically compounded nuid
pseraasisa. and better than any Pills. Pswdsn. o.
Nostrums Being liquid, their action b direct ard
positi7e rendering them relisblc. speedy and cer
teiA specidc for the Of all distractions and sup
presons Of nature. Their popularity b Indicated By
the fact that over 100000 bottles are annually cold
and corsnned By the ladies Of the United States.
evesS one Of whom speak In the strongest terms ~
praise OF greet merits. They are rapidly tahieG
snc place every other Female Remedy and are
ssdefed hy all who know au4ht ofthem 90 the turcst
Safest aud most tnfalibe preparation In the world,
Tor the cure Of all female complaints the removal OF
All ohstfuctiohs vi uatufc, aud the promotion Of
health regularity and strength Explicit directions
stAong when they may be used, and explaining when
snu wty sheyehould not ud not be used ri :.
out Producing efects contrary to naturcs chosen
WI De found carefully folded around each bot
~, 49, me written signature Of JoHS l. LYox with
our Wnicn none are genuine
.eRs.sa oy Dr JOHN L. LYON, les CHAPEL a..
Wv nasen. Conn, who be consulted either ~
eonsiy. oF by mail, tenclosnO etsmny ronrcrsie =,
ftls ~. ., alInsses and female weaknessee. =
So'o ~ Druggists everywhere.
n-,. 6. q. CLARK . co.
= 4ooo6Wlyp ~e E
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N Ew voRk.
10. DUCREs NJ rarr:~T

For au~sas.tau Etetacta.acUe
of EAersc~ srons Carthage
TIlIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL. w n.
,icn, which has h.er patented IN The United States
France ana EpglAd il ao~ eietea BY the Subscriber
10 the pablo. icelirM assnref they will hrd It, upon
o. amina.iaa Of tae greatest Inventions CT the
age.
Prominent among ifs advantages are
Flrsr-The facility with which horses may be hai-
messed 10 Embarrassed FROM Carriage. also rtu.
dering II unnn cssafy for the p.rson embarrassing 10
pass between or nchfrd the horses ~ IL customary,
thus avois.ius any liability OF being kicked.
SrccSn-- In case e horse falling, he may be
iouscd from TOE carriage ore second without lcey-
lng his seat Its simple In its operations that
child canMork II.
Tii,ip Ann GRtATrsr-~ln case OF horses taking
night, becoming uumanaecah!e or roaming away.
the terrible consequences which frequently follow
may sill be avoided ~ this simp application to car.
riAgee the hnrscs I've loo-ei from the carriage
"in twinkling," and the carriage as quickly and
safely stopped.
Mr. C. DtTCKEuN gave several public exhibitions.
Tho gre favor and praise mamie sted by the public
on Theses occasions II one ofthr evidences % pop
ular appreciation Of Its me rits.
Terms may be- known and orders received for ap-
pl,ing the patent 10 carriages, purchase OF State
Rights, by addressing 10
II DrCREuX, ratcnsee
Oct. 10 dSm ~ Elizabeth Sirest. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
A STAR ON FIRE |!

A STAR ON FIRE!
was recently reported By the astronomer. what oe
that Who cares for an orb myraids Of miles awsys
Meanwhile thu whole country 10 IN BLAZE oi
excitement At the wonderful effect prod aeed daring
the past year upon tens OF Thousands Of
HUMAN SPHERES
by that quencher Of frey hair that transformer OF
gray han. that swin beeutAer Of hair Of every m
pleasant shade Of color.
Appropriation as harmless April rain Manufactured
By J. CRtSTADORO. 6 Actor House, N. Y. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dreseess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
RApicAL ANfAooRisH-Ths New Yest
Tribune thus disposes Of Fsrnsy's pronun-
ciamento in favor Of Grant:


Col. J. W. Fornsy publishes in his two
papers, both daily, summary Of the rea.
scns why Gen. Grant ought to be tho Re.
publican candidate for the Presidency. lie
KINDLY refrains from reviewing the military
career Of the disting uished soldier; but, q
lie devotes TO the catalogue OF his civic vir
tues i've solid columns Of the very biggest
typo ever used on the Press, W have re-
duced Col. Forney's poinls 10 these: l.
Gen. Grant succeeded Mr.. stanton % Sec.
'etary Of War; this being an oct Of rare
ssgse,ty and courage 2. Gen. sRawlins
believes in Grant. g. r. B. wasa burne
believes in Grant. 1. Ssnstos Thayse, Of
Nebraska believes in Grant. 5. Several
gentlemen named in connection With the
Presidency have pronissd to vote for him.
.. What his prins,ples ere 10 nobody . bss-
iaesx
AN these points are Of cousse put with
maj spartan terseness Of style and delicious
beauty Of phrase for which the venerable
Secretary OF the Senate has long been IN.
nous; but We must confess that they fail
- stimulate in us the generous enthusiasm
which warns the Coloners breast. General
Grant may be good Republican, but we
are not satisfied with his hackers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

Maggie Mitchell Amt goings to be mar
ried 10 Boston jcUrualist after all.
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nu.OOM az TIE LOTUS. .

Warranted Cheapest and Best !
To Farmers, Express Companies, Stage ProprietOre
Livery Establishments. and oil who use Horses.
DIR TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LTNiAENT,
In Pint Bottles. at One Dollar.
For the cure OF Lamenees. Scratches, Wind Gale.
Sprans, Bruises. SplInts. Calls, Collie, Slipping et
nc, Overheatng. Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot, &c.
All who own or employ horses. are aesufed thai
this Eminent will do nll and more than 10 stated in
curing the above-namcd com plants. Dur ny twenty
years it has failed 10 u Subtraction in Fin
gle instance.
Sold by Druggists and Sadilers. Price % cents per
box. Depot, Oh Cortlandt street, New York.
THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH. There
fore the nervous and dehiltsted should Immediate
ly use HLMBoiDs ExTRAcT Bucuu. td&w
DIR. Schenclx' - Mandrake Pills.
A SUBSTITUTE ron CALoMEl.-These Pills are com
po.ed OF various roots, having the pewer TO relax
the secreons of the liver as promptly aud efectuay
a. blue pill or mercury, aud without producing any
those disagreeablc dangerous ciect 70 which Of
ten follows the use OF the latter.
In all bilious disorders these pills may be used
with prudence, as they promote the Discharge Of
yiliated bile and remove these distractions from the
liver aud hillary ducts, which arc the cause OF bill
scHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache and all disorders Of the liver, indicated
by sailow skin, coated tongue, o0stiveness, drows
and general feeling OF weariness and lassiude
showing that the liver s in torpid or obstrscted
condition. In short, these Pills may be used with
advantage In all cases when purgatiyc OF Alternative
medicine 10 required.
and observe that the two licensees Of the Dr. are
the Government stamp-onc when In the last stage
of Consumption. and the other in HE present health.
a By :S asssfs Pss
General Wholesale Agente John D. Park, y. =.
cor; Of Fourth and Walnut Ct. Cinc nnati. Ohio ;
Walker a Taylor. Is4 and lss Wabash Avenue. Chi
cago, ILL., Collins Brothers. south west coz Of %
Vine Streets, st. Louis, Mo.
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ENFEBLED AND DRLtGATB CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes, ufe HKlnsoiD's ExPaAcf BucHv. II
Will give brisk sud energetic feelings, and enable
ron 10 elecp we'll. f(eh8-dA01y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

LoaAx.-Tne speca, cf the Cincinnati
Esquircr says: General Logan had long
sst<svicw with Gen. Grant en- Saturday,
and ssys that the General is Radical enou IA
for hsa.
This may be so; Andrew Johnson was
kadicai euooeh for Logan rear age. ard
'wesld - nov IL tksl little cotton claim
- - sctsa - By ne Psso11ssG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

a common form of Indigestion
Il oppression after eating or depressing dullnsse
wind. and almost always follows CoesiveneSe. Dr..
uAuRisos's PxaIk.ALIlo LoxxSsrs. give quick and
permanent relief. They are pleasant, portable. do
not require incfeaee Of ooee, never kspe, aud for
Constipation OF the Boves, Piles. Headache. DIssf
ness, Irregula.itics and other Female Weaknesses,
they are Incompatible.
HELMBOLW6 EXTRACT BUCHU and lnraDvKD
their staess e little expense hide q no shAngs n
Diet no inconvenience and NO expooofe. Il h pIeoe.
ant In taate and 0dor. immediate II ~ eeu1, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

Natural; Dnr.be, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest In
ne Wosid.~Ai give satisfaction to al. Principal
ner's Hair DYE In Chicago. IA u. Finch fuller,
Lord = Smith. md Burnhams 4 Van Schaack
JOHN J. KROMIR =.
tpS Chsetnnt etGosl, pAfladslp4iA
eagO - oele Pso1EDe9s
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d r. y A MI & s.
And Disorders Of Q
Contagious vemere0l Character.

AEu DikOIueIo OF .
Contagious venereal Character.
P0tAesii Arsenic or any poison, but With Neutral
lser, positive for all humofe and blood p0isone.
ORGANIC WHAKskss, such - Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal and BURIAL Emissions, brought On by
abuse VI the systcm early udiscretions, exceesce
ensailed hered.tarly causing Lore OF memory confa-
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with other deporahe Train of symptoms, treated and
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radically ..
Old d'seasss of tie MOST HoPRIBLE CLASS
where the asopl has become poisoned, Producing
bloiches on the face salal watery bsier-. pains in
head and boles. liberated throat. nose, limbo ana
body. sorouia, together with al endless number Of
suferngs.
DR.. james il recommended by the press generally
IN medical iaeuty and professors of medical college,
etc. Those afflicted should apply Immediately, and
be cured .: these terrible Diseases.
DIX. JAMES has jus; issued revised, improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR on Ven
erai Diseases peculiar 10 the sexes, with directions
and prescriptions for eef treatment.
SrExxAroEKnrA, caused by self abuse, sexual ex-
cess, Ac Is fully treated aud will not fall 10 srrcst
the gttention OF the reader.
Animportant feature o! the book is q treatise upon
Conccption-how avoided-and the necessity and
pfoprety, sometimes, Of SO doing.
Tie various diseases peculiar 70 females are fully
treated and their remedies given.
The Monitor Is printed upon tine paper. neatly and
bound containing go pages and = e
and consultation. II IL mu!.um In parvo- much N
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Address. Dir. JAMES. p o. Drawer 5ses, Chicago III.
Dr., james Office and Paflors are at % Randolph
eaeet corner OF Dearborn street. Chicago where e
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"a. 8.SosP. N. Consultations c0uddeuoal.
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

ViCKeRrKG. MUS. Aug. 2, 1868.
DE- JonN Brtl-D Dear sir IL am happy to state 70
you that have used your vain able Cedron Bittere
with great benefit TO myrcf in general debil tv and
prostra,iou OF my eysem. produced by the unhealthy
aud miasmatic influence OF the Mississippi River
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TO all persons who exposed to unhes thy climates
H. fO0LE. 4
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r,.nse Increase of Sales.
ALIcocKs POROUS PLAsrERs.
v.... s,la few years ago, thousand are
sold now.
They strengthen, warm and invigora'e the part
mon ,,eb they arc applied and relieve nervous AZ
sec,,or. 81 the bowels. lambago, pains Of the side
and u,uallv all local pains: In affections OF the kid
neys they are ofg,est service.
Lame Back.
New YonK. Nov &C. 1850.
r. Ar,rock Z co -Gentlcmen: lately suffered
severely from weakness. in my back Having heard
,r. ri. IT,. much recommended for casas OF this
y sJ a.,r-a one and this result was all could
dnsire s,ncle Plaster cured me In week.
Yours respectfully, .. -. bniSas.
Proprietor Of the brandreth House.
rr,pciual Agency, Brandreth House. N. \. Sold
hH II Drugglsts.
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CHU
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the Lotus Flower is OF the most beautiful OF
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The purchase OF one bottle will surely lead TO the
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and at wholesale aud retail OF HlBBERT 4 CO.,
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tie Sent by express to any part Of the United states
ON recent OF price. Octl4dEwly
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
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diseases. Ur~ HsLnBciD's ExrRAcf Bucnu AND In
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