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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business mon.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order chat all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvER-
TIsEMENTs, payment for which must invariably
be made tohen the order is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porlers shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants OF all kinds.
For each insertion of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. .25 cents
FoUR LINES or 80 words. ...40 g
FIVE LINES or 40 words. 80 Z"
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
News Office by P. M.
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In the Court Of Probats-Jaco6 II Kal6, I'D.
ministrator, as. b. Il. Watson & d. j.
Thomas, ct al.
In pursuance of Deoreta Order OF I. N. league.
Probate Judge, in ths cause, will sell at Black.
VILE. Barnwell County s. O., SaLE>DAY i'm
JULY next. 1869. at public auction. at the usual
hours OF sale,
Certain Lois OR PARCELS OF LAND in the
Town Of Blackville. situate lying beng as fol-
lows; Two Lots fronting on Railrosdstreet, each 60
feet front bv 15O feet depth, Block .O" No and
D; thee Lots on Block CO." NOS. Gi % and 49, each
measuring so eet on Walker.sreet, by 200 feet in
depth. 3I y
On these Lots are fiue hotel building. one large
drv goods and grocery storehouse. and three other
for building eites
Term. Of sae-Cash enough to pay the costs Of
SUIT snd me balance on cred until January the
nrst eighteen hundred and seventy-one, tiS71,|
with interest from date of purchase at seven per
cent cent per anpnm; Titles to be executed. but, not
delivered " red until the whole purchase money is patd.
the risk ofthe former or first purchaser The pur.
chaser to give his bond to the Judge OF Probate with
two or more good sureties, to be approved bv him.
The purchase money, when due, to be paid into the
Court of Probate to abide Its further order. Pur-
chaser to pay for necessary papers ard stamps.o
June2s N. ". WALK R. Sheriff.
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blotches soreness of the Scalp. Scrofda, &C. is the
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KNOWN removes all diseases from the systeu and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
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Mercurtal Affections, Rheumatism in all its forms
whether from mercury or other causes gives imme
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have thousands Of Certificates proving the miracu-
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So per bottle.
DR.. RtCHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR p'AMOUR. a
iad1cal cure for Nervous General Debility in old
or young; imparting energy With wonde, f1i effect
Price IS per bottle. or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all CORES.
dents dents No None genuine without the name Of s.Dr.
HlCHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. b. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown In glass OF bot les
Address b. RICHAHDS.
No. 228 Variok-street, New York.
Once Hours from A. M. to P. M.
Circulars sent ly Julv
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CRUMDs.-Mr. g. w. Clark, the recently ap-
pointed Collector Of Customs Tor this port,
filed his bond for $4,000 on Thursday, and left
FOR Washington yesterday morning to get it ap-
proved.
During this week there have been two at
tempts made to rob house on Rutledge
avenue.
The detective force has recaptured number
.of stolen bells lately.
1t is told that on the day before the tele.
gram announcing the removal Of DR.. A. G.
Maokey arrived he went to one of bis clerks
land informed him he would have to decapitate
-him and pat negro IN his place, to save
himself lDr. N.Y. from decapitat,on. The tele-
gram changed affairs. Of which the said clerk
Adid not fail to inform the Collector.
The bondsmen Of Mr.. G. W. Clark, the Col
lector, are Henry Bischoff, e. SebrinR, y.
4iehards. Ava Gage and e. a. Jackson.
On tuesday. when the thermometer here
sstood 90 In tho oh ade and 1874 in the sun. gen.
.tssmsA on tho Cooper River. about twenty
nziles ffon the oity., tried his Thermometer; It
sstood 9AA In the shade and 14O IN the sun.
The public SCHOOLS win give holiday on Mon
day next. 4
A number OF estray goats and mules we're
picked mp by the police. yesterday.
The City Treasury was benefited yesterday
by the contributions Of several parties who had
teen pn 8 bender the night BEFORE
Steinmeyer's saw and planning mill, foot Of
Beaufain-street, continues to Civ, away saw
dust ~ usual. I S n ..3fs
The FIRST National Bank has declared sepai-
annual dividend Of Ave dollars per share, pay
ablo on ana AFTER next Tuesday.
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TEE CHATHAM REGATTA at Savannah on Tues
.ds5 and Wednesday next will be most de-
lightful affair. The steamer Pilot Boy will leave
here on Monday at eight O'Clock A. M. for So
vannah, and will return on Wednesday morn
ing at eight A. M. The steamer Planter will
leave Savannah on Thur sday morning at eight
o'clOck, thus giving excursionists an opportu-
nifty of with essing b 9th days racing.
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INTERHsT ON THE STATE DEBr.-The Pho-
nix of yesterday, says: "We have been relia-
bly, informed that 800 600 was paid yesterday
by the Treasurer Of the State and the financial
agent at New York, for coupons Of State bonds
presented for payment. The payment Of in
terest on the State stock will necessarily be de-
:layed few days in order to make up interest
statements"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JULY 2.-Paulion Hotel.
J. 8. Foster, Northeastern Railroad; 8. Dibble,
]. L. Utsey, Orangeburg; R. W. johnson, Con-
necticut.
Charleston HoteL-P. 81. Hitler, Kingstree.
DR.. b. Stone, Louisiana; J. D. Parker, Adams
Run, s. O.; J. G. Clarke. Virginia; G. 81. Suyd-
ham, wife and child, Columbia.
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FINE PHoroaRAPHs.-Mr. Bolles, photo
grapher, at the corner Of King and Market
streets. has recently photographed Rev. Drs.
Ba ,hman and Hicks. The ikenesses are ad-
mirable, as is the general execution Of the
work. The numerous friends of these distin-
guished divines should, and doubtless will, Sc
cure o photograph Of them.
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''BRMLIANT, RAoY AND SPARKLING" ."-suoh
is the popular verdict on the xxx Century, {"
the new Illustrated Southern Magazine, pub
lished in Charleston. The Adventures Of Con-
federate Blockade Runners, and "reminiscences
OF Confederate Camps and Fields, are thrill
ing. Sold at oil the bookstores. Single num-
bers IS cents. q Julv
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CHABLEsToN Hook AND LADDER COMPANY,
No. I've acknowledge an invitation from
this company to be present with them on an
excursion on the steamer Relief on Monday
next
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The MARINERS CHURoH.-There will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at halfp ten O'Clock in
the morning, and four O'clock in the afternoon.
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The FIRST WATERMELoNs of the season are
in. and Mre. G. D. Kenrick, No. s3 Market.
street. has on hand, choice lot which we can
recommend as ripe and luscious.
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ExCURsIoN.-The steamer Emile will make
an excursion around the harAor on Monday
next: A band OF music and plenty of refresh
ments will add to the interest of the trip.
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MERCANTILE PR1NT1Na.-All kinds of mer-
camille printing, such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &C., for count
ing rooms and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style aud at the lowest rates for
cash, at THA NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East
Bay .t
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COOLIES CoMNa TO MARLBORO COUNTY
The Bennettsve Journal says "We were
pleased to notice, few days ago. q number OF
Englishmen aud others, gentlemen Of capital.
on Our streets, in search OF land, with view
to purchase and settle in the district. We un-
.dsrstapd that these gentlemen have in con-
temptation the purchase Of several tracts of
1ss.a, .~.A will introduce the Chinese laborers
TO cultivate the soil. We hope they will sue
.oeed in their object"
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FoR CHERAw.-The light draft steame,
General Manigault will leave Boyce's wharf
for Cheraw, on Wednesday plorning next.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Cincinnati, at 8P.M
Typographical Society. at 8 P. M.
Christian Association, at s +. M.
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Few WHO have ever tried the America n
House, Boston, are tempted to leave that pat
tern hotel for any other.
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TO RHa1N Ess saEN.
ThG SUMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED ar SUMTER. 9. e..

rs ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS IN The up.
oOUNTRY; has largo circulation, and affords su.
pertor advantages 90 an advertising medium. Terms
low. Ad6ree OARR OATEEN,
February "a a< ft 5 Pr0prpefexes
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pra0s, Gbemifals, Gtt
= Il IL ca $ u SIvEKS RUSSIAN
HEALING SAT,VE

: l. IL c. $ u NV EkSAL RUSSIA
HEALING SALVE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFEC TED
innumeraole cures. and has gained tor itself great
reputation. he dscoverer of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success in thousands of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, in manv cases considered mortal
MH. E. BERG ia the possessor of the valuable
secret OF makcg this alive; from Ills experience in
using 1t in Europe and The attending its ap-
pcation there. he has beou induced introduce it
INTO the United states IT HE.ihvES PAINT
1ho'e who have Wourds, Biuises Cuts Of all
Finds, OF Sores. felons. Scratches Musqu,to Bites
Frost bitten Joints, sore Ii Chbai s Children's
scorbutic complaints Head and Fa O. are spcedil,
cured. 1t has proved Z great advantage to ladies'
and ts peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts sore
lega, &c.. th rough confinement, and other causes
Il acts like magic in ramcving Bois P'pples, and
Cutane0us Diseases. and has been uccessfulIy
used for corns Banio ls and Sore Throat by apply
ing externally every event y before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists Price 25c.. SOC and 81
per jar Office ~ 900 ,wery, N. Y. None genuine
unless counterslgned e. BERG'S UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN bEALING SALvE, No 26O Bowery, New
York. stuth 1y Jnlv a
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Il USINESS MOTH CES.

FoR GEoRaETowN.-The steamer Emile will
leave the South Commercial wharf for George
town, on tuesday morning next
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AUCTION SALE THIS DAP.
KNox, DAILY & Co.. will sell at half past 4
o'clock, on Sullivan's Island, furniture Of q
family.
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ATTEMPTED BURaLARY.-On Thursday night
last. about ten o'clock, two sons Of Mr.. I. G.
Simons. residing at the west end of Montague
street, hearing noise in the yard, went out to
investigate. A negro jumped up and ran off,
making good his escape, but two negroes,
sleeping under tree, were caught. They we're
there evidently for the purpose of committing
a burglary, and were only waiting for the fami-
II tc retire before commencing operations.
The captured negroes were then taken to
the Guardhouse by the young men. On .heir
way they met a policeman, whom they request
ed to take the negroes to prison; but he reft1s-
cd, asserting that he had nothing to do with
them, as he had not arrested them,
Yesterday morning tho negroes named re-
spectivey Henry Drickney aud Geo. Haywood,
were arraigued for trespassing. The first NAM
ed was sentenced to twenty and the latter to
ten days I'M prisonment.
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Auftiou Sales.
a Fine Daoetli"g. an Complete Order, near
KING. street.
w. Y. LEITCH Il r., 8. RRJJNS.

VIII be sold at Auction IUEsD W, 18th july. at
the Old Postoffre, ut IL O'Clock
nat hne thre and u half story WOODEN Dwell.
LING ION brick basemcnt.) WITH three piazzas, stu
ated on the north side Of Georges rect, one door
from King known %. >aid premises con-
ta1s SIX square rooms besides large at,cs dressisg
ana Dath rooms a'sc, anc kichen stable Ieces-
The above desirable premises is fue ortlor the.
same having been recently painted.
Lot measures - feet III front by - feet i'm
depth. 49,
, Ierms-one. fourth cash. balance in one, two and
three years with in tereet bv Lond and mort
gage; properly to be insured and pchcy assiened
furchaser to pay us for papers and etamps
JOIyJ tn
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SI1 dGI<lFF',S SAIU.

BY virtue OF q writ OF Fieri Fac as to me directed
and delivered. Gand wlth the consent of all parties
concerned,l will bo sod TUESDAY the 9th
day Of July next, on tn premises corner OF King
aud Tiadd streets. at IL O'Clock NJ.
ALI the right. title aud in. crest Of the defendant I'm
the ENtIKE CONTENTS OF a 0ROChRi STORE.
Levied on aud to be sold the property of D.
l1nenthal Co., at the suit ofr. Slc1ck Il CO.
Terms cash. f. W. H. MACKEv
June % mstu3 ~ n ~
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THa UNITED STATES COURT, JULY 2-HoN.
GEORGE 8. BRYAN, JUDGE, PRBs1D1Na.-The
following business was disposed Of to-day:
After granting few petitions and orders in
bankruptcy the continued case OF A. 7. Stew
art, ct al, vs. Levi Drucker, was called and
concluded. In this case the plaintiffs opposed
the discharge Of the defendant upon the
ground of fraud. The jury brought in YER
dict or guilty upon the secoud and third
counts --the second. that he concealed some
Of his goods from bis creditors; third, that he
did not keep his books in accordance with the
terms of the Bankrupt act.
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An exclNsite department Tor BOOTS HhORs
HATS and TRUNKS, which we are able TO nSll ~
Per cenf. cheepcr than any other hosfse. " ~
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And brought ua + the Brit'h Lion kersiump upon his
will be eelebrsted BY the oolored people Of
Charleston In q manner that will excite the ad :
mlratson of every -hatless, shoeless ;picc apinny
within the CITY Krhits.+s g4.
As ''the day" falls on Sunday. Monday will
be celebrated. The Continental Guards. com.
posed OF white men. will jAfe the national salute
sSozn gums borrowed from the Citadel, bat
which will not usher ID. the day-the bells hav-
ing precedenoe, will, BY order OF the Mayor.
commence ringing at four O'Clock. ana will con.
tinue to do 90 o. intsFvals during the day, nm.
less the ropes break.
At six O'Clock the Lincoln Republican Guards.
Lincoln Light infantry. African Blues and the
Delaney Guards, all colored companies. win
have battalion review--T.. /. Wolf reviewing
officer. u %8a
Between and O'Clock procession will be
formed under the direction OF Chiet Marshal T..
/. Wolf, the right resting on the corner Of Cat
houn and Meeting streets, aud at O'Clock win
move IA the following order: The military. the
fire companies, the Onion League or America.
the Mayor and Aldermen, Munt .ipal officers.
State officers, Federal officers, benevolent And
charitable societies, and the citixens-all that
"t'AA SVpsVUAnsO'.i. IL rFrytas ;@ @Ei
The line Of march win be down Meeting ID
Csihoun-street, through csihoun 70 Kiug.
down King to Wentwor u, through Wentworth
to Meeting; down Meeting to Queen, through
Qasenlto, East Bay. dcxn East Bay to white
Roipt Garden. where everybody is invited to
asse mble.
The exercises Of the day win be commenced
WITH prayer from w. II. Brown, after which the
Declaration Of Independence win be read by
Saml Dlckerson. Then Alderman r. j. Mac
Key sgiit deliver sstke speech Other speeches
'sra expected nom p. i. corbsn., d. al. Cham
berlasn. and r. 9. DeLarse. colored.
tAll0ktte abosels tAkea trom the programme.
In addinon to the shove mentioned exercises,
there will parade OF the colored Aremsn in
the afternoon. sSa tl
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or the D0d; screamed and the torn vanished:
dren slept In bed ~ita Il.o, the iixnJ uwoKe me.
could not tell whether the form saw was OF
white or cOlored person, male or female:
when saw the form it was about two O'Clock;
my clothing did not catch FIRE as all, but { was
burnt on the arm when rescued the children
from the Il mes; as soon saw the fare rushed
Into my fathers room; Did not know that
was burnt until got down stars; had on no
clothing on nv arms. my night dress had short
sleeves; after giving the alarm ! must have
tainted. as do not recollect anything that oc-
CURED TO. . short while after. The lamp
found under t bed as the same one that nv
father used. and the same one saw him put
out and place upon the mantelplece when he
retired, two of the children in the bed were not
burnt at all, they go! out last; took the baby
Oot wno TOOK oSsS oqs the other little teov DO
door open; think was the first one down; Z
had pavilion on my bed; u hung inside Of
the bed; my father and myself are on the best
my husbands death; my father went to q iaW-
yer to see about the property that was left to
nv husband; he told me that the lawyer said
nothing couli be done until Mrs.. Calder's
GOOD terms; my father supports me- end my
children; Mr.. Alexander Calder paid my hus-
bands funeral expenses. and since the Are has
ssn tas g y SsSs STss Was
OF getting into my room but by climbing up to
the. porch or getting inside OF the house
snd coming up the stairs; IT seemed that the
IRE jumped all about the room; the oil used
n N the house is lighthouse oil; 1 do not think
tnat the OIL 10 the lamp was sufficient to have
been spread about as fnuofl II appeared To be.
some of nv ohildren's clothing was Kept in
my fsshar's room In Q bureau. the drawers oF
wnicn s, were opea and the clothing scattered
things. but we don't kfsow whofhcf Il WA hnrnt t
g ssoieni the form ! saw was large: / am a
good terms with all IN the house: az scream.
co my father jumped right up and cana info
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sHERIFt,S SAL.

In the Court Of Probdts-Jaco6 II Kalb, Ad
m,ntstrator, as. b. Il. Watson 4 D. j.
THO11S ct nZ
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BEAufIPuE SWISS C6sFosi. tpba ,,s,.,,,, 10
she Alps is employed Ia the mounts sts ms
asslcts Of Switzerland not s0ielv fS tI,s
.soaa q the COW taIl bat for another pnTF
the sun has disappeared In fl,e TsIl,,f -. g
Its last rays are just glinnlerifIi q s.h ti,a.
snowy 10Y eunlmits Of the niountafIie, The
hef6sraan who dwells on the ioftiest.
ms born AID tfumpets forth Si rsSsS
SIle lord e All the herdshaen In che
M sa.se sneiE horns and repeat The
an hours While on ali sides this Il
ecif0 the name Of God. Al stfeiif, =.
follows every Individual offers his sec srss
aver on bepded knees aad tiIicovers,S
llsa. i, TINS time II Is quite dark. o6d
the lottiest summit. GOD sniebf 10 p ~
Peaeed on MI tlla mountains from tl,e harss
II the herdsnaan and the clefts of Che Isr,Sles
men each lies down to rest. >'71'
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1schaels I'll sbandaHSs, ard chat 8 IL any
cEild i'm New stk llacks religious instruc-.
ton; the fault il fts parelts' or its OWL
Here 81 Ii plaSnIy indicated that IL is
1aerely necessary Cor c2ildren 60 have eerv
tain apaoans Of cafeeh eticai instruction cn
one day u the Teek, not at al chat they
ought to be under q general .religions IN
ffuenae. Az sssAsA aag 81 &sxMa,s gse2 Pc
In this view catcehisfa becomes q mere
science of the mind, like arithmetic, with
the only III sssEsnea thst Instead offs being
lrccegnized Ms b segalar school study, the
poor boy is robbed Of part Of his holiday to
be cramned with II. Education may gain
by this, hut religion does mot. Reason tells
us 80, for religion Is Of the heart, and the
facts of modern society too plainly confirm
this decree of reason. Sgsfsos1 81 tsa9ss
One or two hours of q Sunday the boy is
fought some items of religious histo-
~ or doctrine; the rest Of the week edu-
cation is the aim Of life, and the name Of
God ii. unheard, at least coupled with rev
erence and worship. The boy naturally
grows. to feel that reli gion, If not an abso-
lutte bore, Is at least Of very secondary im-
portanee.s sSasa 5s7ns axsesN ~ ~ GEay 81
Tho Catholic view Of life is chat it's prin-
ciple aim Is TO love God, and to deal with
Him constantly. Its mostimpo rtant events
ought to be hallowed with the sanction Of
religion its ma gniGcence, It's splendor, IFS.
beauty, must be principally dedicated to.
Divine worship, all it's actions ought to be
under the inspiration, guidance, and bless
iag of the Church, within its sphere. Rei-
gion. for Catholic. is all-nerv %ng. til
like the air we breathe. A man may eat at
one tia.e or at another, but he must breathe
all the time. In the same way, boy may
go to school or NOT; he may learn grammar
at one time, dancing ut another, and shoe
making at another. He need NOT learn them
alfat one time or one place, or learn them
at all, as, for that; but he ought to feel that
God and religion are paramount at every
time and every place. - i,lsis
1t is not precisely religious instruction
that we want n the schools, Mr., Greeley,
it 10 RELIGION iIss,s ss.gasss ~, gsssi9
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