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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20
And the HeIiotropes were Faded" |"
BY sALLIE N. BRYAN. 3

J.. .
And the helitropes were faded, ss
And the wild doves song was STILL. 4
And the wind and haze were braided
With the dark around the bill, asI
And the moon looked white and chilly,
Like the ghost Of some sea-lily 81
Gone to drift about the sky, X df 4A
Larged with immortality! f
But, ! thought Of young moss.roses,
With their green spray round thei
breasts, s#
Sitting in its shadowy closes
Just like red birds in their nests
But, | thought Of stars that quivered
(Where the cliffs were silverriyered)
Like great drops Of golden wine
Scattered down from the divine.
But, thought Of mist blooms dropping
In some lonesome, purple lake;
But, ! thought Of white swans stopping
There, to listen. half-awake, ~
To the low, sweet, whisperous wailing Z,
Of the water music, sailing,
With the blue flags DER its breast,
Toward the shore In search Of rest.
But, thought OF painted summers, is'
Flying thro' the Indian woods; 1f8s
OF delicious, spicy murmurs, ss' F
Swimming. airy, amber foods
But. thought Of angel kisses, ps 81
Fnll Of white. eternal blisses,
Waiting past the night for me-
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20

A Texas HoREoR-WHAr A MApnAN
DID.-Texas is not to BE- outdone il the
line OF tragedies. One day last month,
Jas. McCarty, who had previously shown
signs Of mental alteration, told his wife
that he wanted to be baptized right away
BY the Rev. Mr., Hurley. He ieh home
for HIS fathers residence, several miles
distant, and made the same statement TO
his father. The latter persuaded him TO
remain where he was. and be would 70
after Mr.. Hurley, who lived several miles
away. The son agreed 70 this, but when,
IN the evening, Mr.. McCarty, Sr., return
ed with Mr.. Hurley, the son had gone
back home. The father and Mr.. Hurley
followed to the residence of the insane
man. Bedtime came and all retired for
the night, Mr.. McCarty. ST.. and Nj.
Hurley occupied the same bed 10 seps-
rate room. In the night the vile Of No
Carty, Jr, was aroused BY her husband.
who demanded light, and was lookiaR
for his six-shooter. Mrs. McCarty was.
alarmed, escaped the house and scream
ed, but too late. The insane man had
made ready this pistol. entered the room
where his father and Nj. Hur'ey wers
sleeping, and shot both in the head, ss
is supposed, before they awoke. He then
called his little son and bade him 70 sit
down on the doorsteps and remain quiet
until be returned. The father then went
to the creek and got rock, with which
he returned and beat out bis boys brnins
with it. The insane anthor Of this ter
riblc tragedy Is about thirty-6ss ysan Of
age. and has always borne % irreproachs-
Bile character for sobriety, integrity aud
industry. He was secured and sent 70 an
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20

of time became the most famous chief Of
the BIackfeet nation. from whom not even
his old love for me cold induce him To
depart and, for aught ] know to the con
trary, be is still living like myself, an old
man. whose fighting days are over now,
ready for the grave
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20

ness to extort money froI, those Who IN
within his power could very easily he
changed into q disposition to diseorRo
when his frcachesy sas About 10 6s e.
posed, and partial Tefanding OF the pre-.
ceeds Of his black mailing operations to
the victims OF his confidence. or reudy
cash 70 expert witnesses would sv1iI fo
conceaI bis guilt. But the most concIa-
sive proof 81 Judge DENTS inlamous ohnr.
scter remains TO s. noticed.
We alIude 70 DE letter ofT. d. Cronin
q New York e|Ly In tIIe ho u charged
with having accepted bfi6e d 1ix fh6nS-
and dollars for bis iuI1nencs with the AL
ministration. This charge comes % n.
rect that be cannot deny It, and therefore
he pleads guilty. but says the monsy was
paid as . lawyers fee TO prosecute q claim
before the Congressional Comnittes
which be did to the best Of his ability. A
grand effort no doubt. But Mr.. Gonin
emphatically declares that Il was express
ed and understood By all, that the amount
was paid for bis influence with the Ad-
ministration. meaning Gen. Grant Thus
il is evident that one Of these gentleman
has told falsehood. and since Mr.. Cron-
in Is gentleman whose charncter is
above reproach. the reflection necessarily
falls upon the back mailing impostof.
Louis Dent.
After completing this review Of Louis
Dents character, we make the following
legitimate deductions He Is cheat and
ssindle, as his transactions ii Coahoma
county shows. He h = political impos-
tor, without character, brains or honesty.
He is published black leg. falsilier, and
villain. His record, public and private,
is stepped In infamy, loaded with crime,
ano blackened with sin. fraud and corrup-
tion. In short, he Is knave, coward ma
seoundrel. Mississippi Pilot
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20

SMOKING HAns.--I recsived new idea
from Mr.. Locke. says . correspondent d
the Nso England Fmusers. il regard b
smoking hams. Let the hams remain no
zen and wrapped in papers through tho
cold weather. In the spring smoke your
barrel BY gradually burning under it. when
inverted. bnshel Of cobs then rinse the
barrel with warm water that Is % Be used
in making the brine. For one hundred
pounds OF meat, use ten pounds Of salt.
two quarts ofmolasses, two ounces Of salt
petre, with water enough 70 cover the
meat Scald the brine. skim Il, and puk
i with the hams. packed in the smoked
barrel, Treated in this way the hams have
The taste Of smoked meat. without smok-
ing. and will keep, like other salt meat.
through the sumner. a. e1 ssfs 4a
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20

A diamond weighing Ase qsGltezo ol 3
pound and a. big e = lemon. has bcen4
found b Australia 4 would make IN, =.
excellent lemon aid for . pocket siek p
tent -
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20

RENEDr ron LockJzw. Says u1itsf
10 the Scientific American
Let any one who has an attack o. lock
jaw take small Quantity Of spirits OF tur-
psntine, warn it and pour It on the wound
no matter where the wound B. e. uhet
its nature is--and relief will blow II lsss
than one minute. Nothing better can be
applied to severe cut or bruises than cold
TT .,entine /; It wiIl give fcsrtain relief and
almost instantly. TurPentine il also q
sovereign remedy for Group. 6atunte
piece Of flannel with g and pncE the
flannel on the throat and chest, and IN
very severe cases fhree to 6se drops On 1
lump Of sugar may be taken iavnnlly. Er-
cry family should have : bottle ofturpen-
tine on hand.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20

Two Americans. q Baden Baden. 1hs
other day. were dining with pair of Par
'is ladies', when Russian prince. Who per
haps wished % pick qdAfrel parthksed
two glorious bouquets and scn1 them y |,
the ladies with bic compliments. The
Americans merely glanced over the table.
bowed cordially. and sent him back by Tie
wsitef two Nnpoleons. He was b lnueh
chagrined that he left The room. s,sso =.
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ECEIVED THIS A. NJ;
III AT FRENCHS
kDOK MD STATIONEHY STnRI

No. 95 King street,
Tho following NEW and CHOICE BNOAS
Credo remarkable book vol, co-nplot
81 So
The Uabermeister, q tale of the 5avsr ian
mountains, translated from tho Ges'ian OF ! fer.
man Schmid; vol, complete 81 So
Lamps, Pitchers and Trlmpe..s -LecturI, on
the Vocation of the Preacher, ilinstrateI by
Anecdotes, Biographical, Historical AID Eluci
datory of every order of pulpit ooo ,lencc from
tho grcsi. preachers of AL ages, bv Edwin Pax,
tGp Hood 81 70.
Sights and Sensations in rance. Germany
asd Switzerland, by Edwi. Gould Buirdm
81 90.
Auerbachs Villa on .,e Rhine, Globe cdi
u0n; vol, complete 81
The Legends OF kln g Arthur and his knights
otIhe found Table English edition; 75c
Tho Lost MsnSF .cript, by Gustav Frcytag;
'rsnsIaIo s i T Ie German; 1oc.
-, Leonors Csss .loni, or the Marriage Secret, by
l. huVipnus irollope; 81 10.
Fr S5 sup ply, Yesterday, To-day and Forev7
xolG~ @ 5 Chambers Miscellany; soc.
btae' Forrest Village Stories. by Auerbsch ;
v the Heights, by Auerbach s.
The Changed Brides. by Mrs. Southwor'h
The Brides Fato, by Mrs, Southworth; 81 20
NV Daughter Elinor; 81 20.
New Books daily ut ,,puNrtpS
aug rRHANN " -.
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ROCKS IL STATI0NERY.
NEW BOOKS.

~
The Three Bcrniccs or Anserm of the Crag.
Land, 75c; Discoursos on tho Humanity OF Je-
sus Christ by Frank Conlin, d. d., 81 IS ; Sid
ney Elliott, = novel, by NJ. ID. Naaman, u 50
Quality Fogg's Old Ledger, 81 Moore's Com
pleto Poetical Works, Shamrock edition, 81;
Scs Drift, by Trsdettc, soc; The Empty Crib,
Words of Consolation for Bereavcd Parents, by
Rev. Theo. l.. Cuyier, 81; Tho Death OF Little
Children, by Samuel j. Prime, ID, 81 81 +;
My Daughter ElinOr, 81 20. Just publisncd
augG 81 King street
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
ASSAS RAILROAD.


" ASSAS RAILROAD.
@&HH 6 sssl s g
On and after SUNDAY, Ley 2, 1850, enc
daily passenger train vi r1n between WASH.
INGTON and LINCHBURG, Connecting at
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Covngton and the Vir-
GINA Springs; at Lynchburg for the West and
Southwest, and at Washington TO the North
and Northwest.
Through tickets and baggage checked to vii
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily NJ ga u ~. and
Alexandria rs I ~ n. IN arriving ut Ly HchbIrg
at 4:40 =. III.
Leave Lynchbu7g at geo u. m. arrive at
Alexandria at p P, III and nj Washington
at 100 p. IN.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, al
4:l5 p. M, and arrive at Harris ,nburg a. 1876
a. m. Leave Harrisonburg ~ 200 ". m, and
arrive at Alexandria at 1890 a. N. This train
makes close connections at Manassas Junction,
with movements on the main line, greatly Ia
cilitating intercourse between Tho lower Valley
and Richmond, Lynchburg, &c.
Passengers from Washington AID Alcxandrie
to Winchester, Middleburg, Capon SPRING..
&c, will find good connections by this route
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Alexsndris daily, Sunday excepted at d;l5 p
m, and arrive at Warrcnton at 7:l5 p. III.
Leave Warren.on at flo u. NJ, and arrive NJ
Alexandria ut 1920 q. N.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
ap29 General Ticket Agent.
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Mrs. G. l., SIMPSON. No. l2j King street, has
now on hand very elegant assortment OF Mil
linerv Goods of every description and variety
Her Flowers are the most beautiful in the mar
kct and her Grapes, LSccs AID Ribbon are all
well selected. Also, the Ncapolitan and Straw
Goods are very fno. Cali and see them before
purchasing elsewhere. my Ia
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THOMAS PERRY. Agent,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
STEAMBOATS,.

H
u-. WASI[NGTON, GEOKGEI' W n
81 ALENA. ~ NORFOLK.
REGULAk LINE.
The safo and commodious steamer W. W.
COLT, Captain Il a. ErTHEE, will loav" her
dock. foot of High street. GcorGctown, every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at . clock n
M. and Calls wharf foot of 7th street, Wash
ington, ut 10 n IN, and 5moots wharf, pier J.
Alexandria, ut IL O'clock n. m, sopp'ng ut
tilvmont, Smiths Point, Plucy Point Point
lookout Fortress Monroe Oh! Point Comfort
and Norfolk, Va
TINS boat connects ut Fog! Monroe with III"
boa, for Cobb's Island. ,.,,,.,, 9.
Returning will leave Noriol!; Oh I'll E@i'Af
and FRIDAY, NJ 4 o'clock p IN.
Passage, IS Excursion ticket, to and from
Norfolk, s..
Mcals-Broak and supper, 20 cents each :;
Dinner, 81. State room. 81.
Frcights taken at the lowest rates. For par
tculars inquire of
". n. SMOOT, Agent, Alex.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Prop.
iy l2-.f Washington, d. {.
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WHAT wonderful effect it has whoa q first
clsss house, whose good reputation is we'll cs-
t,.blishel, is selling bargains. That our most
cntorprising Clothier, 5. DEALHAM, N King
street, means what no says whom he advortiseS
- soil of his entire summer stock ~ u great
,sc-ihce, is shown by tho continued rush cl
customers AZ his we'll known Ono Price ests5-
lishmcnt. His Linens Alpaccss and Light
Cassimeres arc going fast, and we do not hcSi-
tate 10 advise those in want of such garments
u call soon. $50 as not 70 miss tho bsrg aims"
"a, Doslhams Ono Pcico ostab.ishm cn:, No. ~
King street. jy l.
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A MOTHER'S GIFT-rHE BlRLE

n MVl TAX ~ GhFE-FHE. BkEEIE
Remember, love, who gave you this,
When other days shall come;
When she who had thine earliest ki-s
Sleeps in her narrow home.
Remember, twas u mother gave
The gift to one she'd die to save
That mother sought q pledge OF love.
The hottest for her son,
And from the gifts of God above
She chose goodly one;
Sfo chose for her beloved boy,
Tho source of light, and life and Joy
III.
And babe him keep the gift-that when
The parting hour should come,
They might have hope to meet again
In an eternal home
she said his faith in this would be
Sweet incense to her memory.
".
And should the scooter, in his pride,
Laugh that fond faith 10 scorn
And bid him cast the pledge aside,
That he from youth had borne.
Sho babe him pause and ask his breast
II shc or re had loved him best.
V.
A parents blessing on her son
Goes with this holy thing;
The love that would retain the one,
Must - tho other cling.
Remembe., tits no idlo toy
A mothers gift! remember, boy.
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.Esssasss NJ" ' nn4wH i:;, 49,,
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,,
GEORG ETOWN X WASHlNGTON.
TOWN, foot of Congress St, .EN ERI WEI
NESDNY; from ALEXANDRIA, foot Of
King st. EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily ~ lowest rates.
This limo connects with all the Northern,
Easter and Western Railroads and Transport
tation Companies, and will forward freight by
all tho lines running out of Philadelphia. free
Of commission, and gives Til TROUGH RATES.
-AGENTS-
NJ. ELDRIDGE & Co.
No.4S Wharvcs, Alexandria Va.
WILLIAM u. CLYDE Il CO..
80. y South Wharves, Phada.
HYDE & TYLER,
10 l-,f - Water ST., Georgetown.
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aug3. JOHN >. BEACH, Principal
HNIVEKJlTY OF VIRGINIA


The Session OF this Institution commence.
Annually on the urst day ot October. and con
tluues, w.th"u. int. mt go 49, N" Thursday
preceding the 1th q tai, ensuing.
The organization "t this Institution Is yory
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses of instruction in Literature and Science
and in the professions Of Law, Medicine AL
Engineering.
Tho expenses of the Acad cmic or Law stu
dent. exclusive 81 the cos. Of Text Books an
Clothing and poclic. money, amount L. Nbuu.
500 per session of nine months and of tn
Engineering or Medical Student to about 500.
of which sums, respectively ~ or $50 j.
ravGblc on admission, and the balance in the
progress Of the session. Fo- details send Cos
catalogue i. O., University Of NIrgin.
:. MAUPIN,
iv2,-lm- Chairman or the Faculty.
YE,HE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Established in 1899
Beautifully and BEAUTIFULLY situated threo
miles west Of A!cxandris, Va. is boys for bus
ness or college Pupils received from tho az
ol nine. Deductions made Cor ministers All
for persons sending two pIpi' F'r ciFc"lH'
adlrcsstho Principal. ,.t.,..,
je 1T Rev. " VI y fNi'D En-
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CITY ITEMS.
Mr.. $. BLoSDuEIM,

Corner KEg anil F'airJar Streets,
Is Offering great BARGAINS In Summer woOr,
to mako room for his fall stock. jy -
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family had immigrated to this country, came
East from San Francisco to pursue his studies
for the Presbyterian ministry, at Princeton
College His health was feeble, and it was
thought best for him to spent his vacations as
much in tho open dir as possible. lie according
ly hired himself to farmer, in Bucks county,
Pa, and spent the summer in outdoor occup4'
ton Of light character.
A few weeks ago, when the Pacific railroad
had Just been completed, and the public were
still talking OF the last spike with the golden
head, q young lady purchased in Philadelphia
one of the very first through tickets for San
Francisco. She was the fair daughter OF u
Quaker farmer, who lived near where the
young German student had been employed
during his vacation. They had met, loved,
and engaged to be married. But his health
had grown worse, and his family had sent for
him to come back to California. Letters from
him to the Bucks county farm. house told only
Of still further decline. The young glrl pinned
under her trouble. At lass, one Saturday,
came a telegram asking heg to come to him at
once. Her bctrOthcd vas sinking fast. Ga
Tuesday she was Oh her way. The road 81
IRON that spans the continent was safely ira.
vcrscd, and she reached San Frapcsco.
The rest Of the story is briefly told. The
newspapers of Eastern Pennsylvania, month
ago, announced under the head of Married,
the wedding, in San Francisco June 9th, of
a gentleman Of that city to lady OF Bucks
county, Pa Following it, under the head OF
Died, San Francisco, June 18th, was the
name OF the husband The wedding had been
by dcath-bcd. The Quaker girl vas the
bride Of q day
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PVOFESSEDNAL.

y
Graduate OF the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered and
teeth extracted without pain.
References given to those desiring thcn' ana
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF All
professional promises assured. ..c
Patients from tho country will please notify
me u few days in advance of their intended
visits.
Office Corner Washin 2ton and Prince streets
Residence. So Queen street. near Pitt. mp 23-t
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w Il
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria 1t q. In. and ) =. Ill.,
Leave Hamilton q. 8 u. H. and l,:3O u. IA.
Leave Lcesburg at 5:25 q. m. and l2l5 =. m
Tho a. m. train from Alexandria and ll:j0
a. m. train from Hamilton, connect with Kemp 5
Daily Line of Coaches for PGrccllvile, Snick
ersville, Berryville and Wnchestcri also. with
Resmor's Limo Of Coaches, which leave Lees
burg daily for Balls Mill. Aldie and Middle
burg. On and after juno ~ stages will run
daily to Capon Springs.
All trains arrive ut AlcXandria nj convenient
hours for connexions with Washington ard
Baltimore, samo day.
FARE:
From ALEXANDRIA 10
CisrIJs Gap.."~ 2 IS BalTs Mill, ,....... : %
Hamilton ........ 25 Aldic................. 70
Purccllvillc....... IS Mddlcburg. ) %
Berryvillc.......... 3 80
Goods per Now York, Philadelphia or Balt.
moro steamers, Railroad or EXPRESS, to caro- Il
ii. Havenncr, General Agent ut Alexandria,
will be forwarded over the road free of charge
for commission.
Communication tickets between AlcXandrs
and Hamilton, and AL intermediate stations, ut
low rate.
Round trip tickets good only ior day Of issue
between Alexandria and Hamiiton,and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYS,
mar ely Genera. Sup't.
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Two STOVE DEALERS AID House,
KEEPERS
Having secured tho wholo-alo and retail
agcncy for the {, LIBERATED IRONSlDES COOK
ING STOVE, am prepared - furnish dealers
hotel AMI housckccrcr. with them It prices to
suit the times 1t Is useless for mo % warrant
these Stoyc2 to bake bat viii say if | sell one
that docs not bake, Will ron.nl double the
money Gpr il. l also have general assortm cnt
OF other Stoves ut prices ranging from Sll to
800, complete Also - general assortment of
TINWA'KE, STOVE FURNITURE, &c.
Dealers and others desiring Stoves would do
woll By sending COR q price list t.
f.. II. CLARkSON,
30. i south Royal street
Alexandria, w
=. ST will close out my took of splendid
KEFRlGERATOHS y. reduced prices. Those
dcsiringa nice article would do we'll TO call and
examine them.
iy 3-im r.. II. ..
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u IT, Ii-h.7t order MI tcmpOrarlly stimulating
but permanently mvigorltinc the digestive organ.
and rendering it mot valuable curative AGENT ia
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4 m NJ oIulT. n 01ilIn upon Inc Inn lnI
hria,gs Is prompt sautar' and effective, and u
l. this property which renders j, one of tic at,
and most Tolill.
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DiUREI,c REMEDIES
TONIC QUALITIES

known iU lhr practice % medicine. 1t excel,
and kil'iul combination with other iuyrcIirI
imuari- L. IL
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IRIS VERSICOLOR
oE
BLUE FLAG.
RHEUMATISM ono couI.
DISEASES OF WOMEN

L ! NJ UUilIIIuE prDyDnuFr 1ud nTr
NrrrUGf,, SICK lit'ptcur ,nd Nuyorf
rlrIJusf, and in
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EDUCATIONAL.
A l. y A n ID K A ACAD E " )
"A NO ~ North Royal street,
.cth Annual Session Of +.

Ihe Twelfth ADnpsi Session Of this Sc:oe.
VII! begin or Monday, 5eptember 9th, 1866.
Latin, Mathematics and the Sciences will De-
taught by the Principal; and competent in
structors wal! DO employed to teach Gree
French, German. Sc.
Charges for English Branches:
Senior Glass per quarter
Intermediate Class. ............ 90
JUNIOR Ilh-s.... a. M
Professors prices w..l be charged oyt,4 g..
Greek, French. German and PenmnnshIp.
Applications for &. 60 -. containing fur,hr-
information, LAY .c INSIDE at s. North II
Asaph street. uul Arsrst G:h, and after tbs,
time at the Sch0oi l.oin.
eup3 JOHN =. BEACH. Plincinsl
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