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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
,.,,reSrondcncc of tho Hchmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, January >, 1872.

,....u,s,,nacncc of the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, January >, 1872.
49,, 6rst fuu Cabinet session for some
~. ~ wa, held to-day. hut did not last very
WV. and il is not known that anything OF
's' gu, Ihon ordinary importance engaged the
mere :,y' If the council. Mr.. Akernan,
a, ,', lease ~! the ACCOMPLISHMENTS office
r,-..,,,,iuc very short. was present during
!, ,,,;rc session. AS a Cabinet minister he
lr r,ii his last conference at the Executive
va ,; on Friday. What duty he is then
I,, os,i,rnri to continues a matter OF Specu-
,,':, The impression that it will have re-
.'.' ..,,c 20 hukluX trials is very natural, and
',.','. If course out Of the fact that he has
~..,, that subject bis almost undivided at
,,;,r There arc those here, however, who
I,',, TINT The S:slvc which will be admins
l - Mr. Akcrman on account OF his
(..,,.i RESIGNATION will be different from the
,,,'.r, o,cunation of wandering attorney for
.',, Government in criminal prosecutions.
49, ,,.},ri,l> and others are watching the prac-
..l ,,.r,tions oC civil service reform in the
,Il~nrr &C appointments and promotions.
',y'', want = fair trial of it, but those who
,a.fi,a,,r i and predict anything but good re-
~. ar, hardly i'll n minority. lis stringent
.;r,nu 10 rotation in office y seems to
- ,. g., 90 tl,c - o,,tS - nc all
~ri'r' "'>''>'''
.arie>. .,, ct,,o T ,o-;s,ot,,rcs
Use procedures w ., ~ ,n,,1.n,n az,
HOW III SESSION. VI ."V 49,, ,,,4
watched WIN a"S'i '.',- n,,: ,,l
particularly 'ne l-e'>t.'!teS 20 U ch", %n,,
Iowa. W''E' ''' .'''> va M. e.;ar,ds =,
aUj i'aFE'' "'r ~ ''-,,,,;n,,, that hoti,
Lis 'tf cAi,1t'9 nan. .|,,' 'N =. :" nnt - W.,
"' ;aru M. I've ..'ut '', ~ 10 ,aor o VI
Gr"i 'i!' '' II nN'LT'.'.'o.e N'i N>A'''
!Ur.a'l--!A'' o'ct' i'''',i '.''.,
AtrFa N''N VI 'sS ""' ,,in ~, al -" t,,o
- appearance "-ut. '. .i .,,', ' ",
saE"h- Q" -, '''.',. Sa,;al season which has
'@''" W. '.', -; ~ vii no comrlntnl
.,'H - ''I'@ ,rf>a, ,,;u ,l.o het-;n in nil
%'l-4it''"' t't ai;,;,.,i .,,,cI,vos h,y-
T"1'''h.! N''n> ~ ,i i',a, A. n,,osnnt
."- more OF '.> S'S.''','''t' ,;,; ,o,,.'.
j."r' i NOV Hll.'c '''"' VI Po''''T ~, ''n"'
a'..@' ~ III" ''iiltAi. AI"0->'
rnc Public E,c.i Statement.
Tgrlollowinc is rccapitulation Of the debt
-,.ielutnt issued TUESDAY afternoon:
. ....-.,., ,,,Ix,; INTEREST N coin:
......i. -; csrcnt.... Sl,'i:.?9l.55o 20
t:-"' 'I":c'h'.''. ''l''o''Sev " ga s5s. I'm 90
... TEARING INTEREST IN LAW
fyL N2NEh: .,or
t.. -. @''> " '''u'',,, s67s.,cJ 20
>,.s Pension rGnd. ;
80, nor CON; -. osS ,oCS 90
---- ss,7o3,oco 90
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KAIIROAD LlMH4
Ns s
NOTICE TO TRAEEILEIls-ThneeEA
,la FIRST, gIAsS ard RM1gBAKE HCkIfG
can be ptoenfsd 30 an the prtncipaf raf0ad Ale0
sSs ho ,Isss s s1a rE 4 o nm
E sss 81 s sss ss aslss ssps @
''9 oss Pr, g 10. sirss. fissaes4
p,ICHao EDs AND YORK RIVE
~ ~ ~ i ~ De . g 9s NJ
NOTICE Tp,sHIPPERs ANDsTHE TRAVEL
.5f .-8t.tsz, R.UELll.sEFs 30
'RE-EsTaBE1sHmENT oTsTffE1uArLY.LINE
Bk fHfEEbt a.fIes. RsW AlYToaMRgks s
~. ~ Pa hs,sa s Ss ~ Is -
z % ss'!'as' i So Il, NM I'D
5Ess GREAT RED,ueT oFExRE-.ss
- .,y TOYS q ps y pr AssED.
wifi fhs arst.class steamers EASTERN CITY and
ings, and arriving In Baltimore on The fonowing
morning in time 70 sof,'sct win naina nofsn ana
3 aTSHaR0UGH TICKETS and BAGdAGEi checked
= P "a Sass; train leaves 1T r 81 on sUNDAYs
= sieainer cayes pier No lasl4s Eigh. street gala-
in 0 RsS S fneas following sotaias st,E
Freight trail, lsses tIilY taiandass sxcepeedl as
gr pss 5ssrss sssss pss sp aed
over this lns. Through bills If ladlng gtyen % al
/ - 81 aasG &asl rAki.fc ;;so9f psiti1aaE. :
From Richmond 10 Ealti g
From Mchnion4 e Rhiladslphia I, 9 e
From Richmond to. Boston, All rail from Sew
FROM III hfiaSaa 10 Boston
~ 1's''''' WILLIAM II. BRAGG, superintendent.
y. !. TAyIonr Freight and Ticket I Agent, Rich
- s! G. GEAsrS! General Agent, baltimore. seN
DICHMoND AND ,DANVILLE RAIL-
~, ~ RoAD-on and sffa Rssssber = ISL;
s & ls5 i 81 ISIS; P 3;
Train So.e lLynehhurg passsnger) leaves Rich.
moid daily at o1S A. NJ arrives at LyncaSurs ats
a Trin No. II Through mail and expresal leaves
Eishoad daily ut 2o r Nj Leaves Da 11 diiiy
GOING EAST. 1911
sR no. as ESQ mi r. aaa es2s ssvn
daily at 1912 PM; arrives ut Richmond daily ut
STA a. VI. E,e 2 dad sy fsfs,..E,
Train. No. 0 Through passengef) leaves Green's
boro, daily Except Slndaysl at 1I:o5 leaves
Danvilie at ll:97 Z. Sl. arrives at Rlchnend st SCI
z. NJ. =, . s.y., "a 80,
~ Train No. 10 Lynchburg passenglr) leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 A.. b. leaves Burkeyhle at +.
NJ arrives at Richmond at L. M.ti
Trains Nos and IL connect 81, Greensboro with
trains on theNorth Carolina RAILROAD for ali points
soutlhTg .=E.1 a 1870 go
Train No. connects at Burkeville With train OH
Tie Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and SOUTH ~ ltEa
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured ut the ticket odice In
Richmond, and OF H. F. WALKER, Agent OF the At
l;Itic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 132S MAIN
street, Richmond. rY# Is.7n,
Papcrs that lrlve arrangements to advertise the
schedule of this company will please print as above
-. t,s,I. q: .. JOHN X. MACMURDO,
49, General Freight and Ticket gent.
T. NJ. r. TALC0TT, Engineer and Super1ntcnd-
> . .
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DIVIDEND NOTICES NOTICES; :

,Gt - s PLANTERS NATIoNALBANE,3 !
s.a.f. RICHMOND, Va, December 49, lSfl.g 5 !
THE BOARD OF DIRECTQ RS Of this
j Bank has declared dividend of four per gents
and after january s, 1872. 1!s-Li1i 10 ..sisti
+. 10 LIST John q. DAVIS Cashier, !
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1,ROCKERY. GLASSWARE, DC.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
II EXECUTED AT TEE SDIsPATGH PRINT
ING EoUEEs - stsS - so ! Q 49,. -
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THE PEERLESS GLOBE-FLOWER
cough, bronch,ns, asthma, sore throat, horscness,
&C. and will positively cure consumption If taken In
time. See, circulars. For sale by proprietors'
wholesale agents,
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists
1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
l. or a-am = Richmond, Va.
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. Ese UNION BANK oF.RTcHMoND,t :
3t.t..: r;&4 RICHMOND, December 20, ls7l.s5 !.
;rTsHE BOARD OF OF THE
. 4 UNION. BANK OF ri CIiM9NDs has declared
dividend Of six per cent, payable 10 The stockholc
ers and after tie I'd Of January. 1872 80 ~
dc 3o-lot egJiLEv JAMES MILLER, Cashier. q
NOTICE. THE MERCHANTS Ma.
IN TIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, No. 1517
Main street, win pay -FOUR PER CENT. fNTER
EST to dcpositors OH their current balances subject
to check. r. = j. B. MORTON, r.
de Colin y q. :iNT ,.f'ttsi .s8EG Cashier.
- FIRST NArIoNALBxNK OF RrCuMoSD,l
RICHMOND, December.2 ~, 18TH s
THE BOARD OF DJREGTORStDFT THIS
4 BANK has declared a dividend Of five per cent,
free OF Government tax, payable to the rstockhod-
ers on and after January 90, 1872. ,fc... 4
de 2o-lw S. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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,..,. Of ,..,t; tIriu.. mast month Si,il2955 II
80 ...., az ,lrhi -nr1 March l. ISL S,f,S7o.35 IS
~ ..,-.."t ~" ir"n March /, 1869,
% . pn
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H., ......,,.....:......... 22,ot3,s3S,lll Ii
In 49, 80 .''.......2,9ls. o5l.367 SIS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
JOE. b. SILVER,
HAIRED SSEIG,
EHcnry'S BLOCK, woodstock, W.
Hartiand Business Cards.

f. G l l. B e r II,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
PlOws, CuItivat0rS, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLL BAKERS,
e,Io;o Door ROLLERS, S, Door 100; Roller Roller Tack, Corn
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Rimmers, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bedstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuycr Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Grmes's improved Smut Mills,
llowcs Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
Shares, IIarrows, &c.
" Orders solicited.
lIartland, VT, May l, 1871. 1854
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
WHOLE NO. 1886
The Serenity of the Dying.

1t has so happened that / have seen
many men and women die. Without
design or disposition on my part, |
have very many times been present
when sick persons were ebbing to
eternity. have seen many men and
women, young and old, cultivated and
ignorant, orthodox and heterodox, in
their last moments and, as a rule, all
ofthem passed away, if not without
regret, at least with entire resignation.
None Of them showed dread Of the
future. Their thoughts were fixed on
what they were quitting, not on what
they were going to | observed that
some Of them were troubled, perhaps
distressed. when they first thought
they could not recover, but that, the
nearer their end came, the less appre-
hensive and the calmer, they grew.
Having once banished hope, tranquil
ity seemed to decend upon them as a
substitute, and afterward, if free from
physical pam, there was unruft1ed
peace. If encouraged to believe they
might get well, or if they had a favor
able turn, the old anxiety, with some,
thing Of the former apprehension,
reappeared; proving that their mental
disquietude was borne Of their expec-
tation Of lite, not of their fear of death.
Thus was established a clear analogy
between material and spiritual anguish
under the same circumstances As
we have seen, they who are badly hurt,
Or seriously hurt, or seriously i'll, ex-
perience suffering i'll going back to
life, while the downwardpath to death,
both for the body and the soul, is
paved with smoothness and serenity
November GdldrN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
William Tell a Myth.

The Historical Society of the Old
Swiss Cantons, recently held its thir-
tieth annual meeting at Zurich. 1t
has conducted its inquiries with a eau
tious spirit under the presidency ofthe
historiographer Of Lucerne, Joseph
Schneider, who has rendered pre-emin-
ent services in investigating the early
history Of Switzerland. Respecting
the story Of William Tell the Society
seems to have accepted the conclus-
ions of the late Prof Koll. He has
brought forward evidence to show
that the received versions Of the events
which led to the foundation OF the
Swiss Confederation were at variation
with historical fact. His conclusions
were these: "Thcre never was Il
Gassler nor a William Tell. Tell
never refused to lift his hat, never fired
at an apple placed on his sons head,
although the very cross-bow with
which the deed was done is exhibited
at Zurich he never crossed the Lake
of Lucerne in tempest of wind and
rain; he never boldly jumped upon the
Tell-platte; never spoke his speech in
the defile at Kusnach, and never shot
Gessler. What is more, the inhabit
ants Of Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwaldcn
never met by night on the Ruch.-
johannes Won Muller, the great his
torian, adopts the mythical story and
tells it in his History of Switzerland
as if absolutely true but the chroni-
clers Of the period know nothing of
William Tell, and the story appears
for the first time Il century and half
later" ....
A writer in the London Notes and
queries attempts to prove that the
real original William Tell, of Swiss
tradition, was a Scotchman of the name
Of M'Leod, from tho Brennan High
laudprs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

LARGE TRUNK,-" Do you call this
trunk g growled a detected porter.
" 1t only needs lightning-rod to be
mistaken for a boarding-house. "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

"A lawyer who was sometime for,
getful, having been engaged to plead
the cause of an offender, began by
saying, 81 know the prisoner at the
bar, and he bears the character of be-
ing a most consummate and impudent
scoundrel." Here somebody whis-
pered to him that the prisoner was his
client, when he Immediately continu-
ed, "but what great and good man
ever lived who was not illuminated
by his contemporaries ?"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

HARD TO TELI.-Ifa a topper and a
quart of whisky were left together,
which would be drunk first?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

"A country merchant, having pro
cured a new clerk, walked him up in
the morning after he was hired, at a
most unreasonably early hour, by call
ing out that the family were sitting
down to the table. "Thank you,"
said the boy, as he turned over in bed
to adjust himself for a new nap,
"thank you; but l never allow my
self to eat anything during the night y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

through the house. OF course Harry,
who had an inkling, and Olive came
down stairs, and of course everybody
was very happy over it.
"Harry," said Dom, after a moment,
81 think am cured"
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

-'Iet the toast be, dear woman
as the man said to his wife, when he
wanted to eat it all himself. ts.....
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

"A dying Irishman, asked by his
confessor if he was ready to renounce
the devil and all his works, replied:
"Don't ask me that; ; I'm going to a
strange country, and | don't intend
to make myself enemies" uE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

Judge Noah Davis, atpresent United
States District Attorney for the South
ern District of New York, adds to fine
legal acumon the rare social qualitica-
ton Of being capital raconter. The
Drawer happened to be seated opposite
to him at modest dinner not long
since, when he related an incident Of
his professional experience that occur
red few years ago at Canandaigua.
Patrick MGooren had been arranged
before the Oyer and Terminer on an
Indictment for grand larceny. BY di-
rection of his counsel he pleaded "Not
Guilty" The first witness called by
the District Attorney to prove the
charge was Timothy OSullivan. No
sooner did MGooren hear the sound
of that name, and a moment afterward
see the form of Tim going to the wit
ness-stand, than he arose and said,
"May it plaze the Coort, l want to
withdraw the play of Not guilty
"For what purpose ?" inquired the
Judge. .nr ..
81 want to plade Guilty y
"Why do you wish to do that
"TWoy9 Bekdse Iaca3t to saye Tim
o. OSmliUan'S s So,cl" "-HdrperS Monthly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12

"Now, JOHN, suppose there's load
Of hay on one side Of the river and a
jackass on the other, and no bridge,
and the rivers too wide to swim, how
can the ,jackass get to the hay?' Il
give it up" "Well, that's just what
the other iackass did," '
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
VOL. 33: NO 8
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY WILLIAM ID. McMASTER.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-02
grxOrAx woEx0zs.
rpnM The EARLIEST AGEs

To IN, present day, scrOfula hss been the bAne,
ana. a. IL we're, the curse Of mankind. Before
,si.pce had been developed and man had made
himself equAinted with the great stoSe--house
Of nature there 10 find remedies for the healing
Of che world, this disease had it. own way. DO
terrible and lOathsome had IL been at some Pc
aiods Of the worlds history, shat person known
70 be infected with IL would not be allowed TO
mix with society. IL was then that the sins OF
yoatA weso puniahed aS long a. life lasted, and
often handed doua 90 generations. Happily in
our aay the disease 10 stripped Of it's terror BY
che use Of the ssnsrLtan's Root and Herb Jui-
oes, ana the victim Of syphilis, scrofula ulcers,
sores, pimplOs, blOtshea, letters, &C., can be 70
stored 70 SQUAD health In Tow weeks. That
there are thousands now whose conditions are
a. bad a. we're those OF the DART ages vs are
wsll aware Gany now fail 10 hnd cure ~
well - they did then. To all saoh we will fur-
nish the samaritan's Root snd Herb Juices free
Of charge, until . positive cure 10 affected.
All that has TO be done is to furnish references
that payment will be made after a cure Is effect
ed, which Of course every honest person ought
to be willing to do. The following VIII explain
l had been troubled with an eruption and Sc
vsro itching of the skin for . mus Der Of years
/ spent ali the money could spAre trying to gel
rid Of IL, al 10 no purpose. Seeing that Des'
mond 4 Co, eI5 Race street, had offered th'
Samaritan Root and Herb Juicss, free % charge
until . cure was effected, prooared the remedy
giving a. a reference that / would paw wher
cured, my employers, Messrs. Charles Durham
a Co., ain manufacturers, ll9 South Tenth 81.
and in three weeks after eomwencins the ned
cine, 1 was entirely free Of the disease.
SAMUEL O. NEWBERN.
Il philAaelphiA Deesmber T. 1871.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-02
Testimonial fer Epilepsy !

BovAYroS, Conn, Feb. 2, 1871.
DA. o. PHELps BAowS, No. 81 Grand Street,
Jersey City, n. j
Dear Sir Ny brother who is now in his l4th
year, has been subject to epilepsy or fits from
childhood. The sPasnI would Invariably oeour
during the night, and our local physician here
could do nothing TO help him save prescribing
Bromide Of Potassium, which would afford only
q temporary relief, He was gradually bat surely
becoming insane, and in this condition we pro
cured your restorative sssimulant, herbal ONT
msnt and pills, and used IS directed, and bat =
short time elapsed before the sPssmS entirely
ceased, his intellect grew brighter, and In short
was entirely restored to perfect health. YOS
may use this testimonial IS you may deem
proper, A. what ] have said are facts.
Respectfully yours,
J fsbISdwly CHARLES RAYMOND.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-02
Ask the Old lady.

Riding horseback lust At night, through
tss woods in Saginaw county, Michigan,
came into q clearing, in the middle Of which
stood q log house, itG owner sitting in the
open door smoking his pipe. Stopping my
horse before him, the following conversation
snsusd
Good evening, sir, said l.
Good evening"
"osn I gstG glass OF milk Of you 70
drink ~
"wsll, DOM know. Ask the old ~o-
man"
BY this time the wife was standing 81 his
side.
"Oh, yes" said she, "of course you
can
While drinking ii, I asked
Think Ne are going 10 get . storm? ~
"Well, really don't know. AK the old
womSn-I gusEs she can tell you"
81 guess We shall get one right AwSJ :"
said the wife
Again asked
"How much land have you got cleared
here?n
"wsll, I really dOn't know. Ask the old
womGn-shs knows"
about nineteen acres" said she, an
swsring again.
Just then troop Of half dozen chill
dren came running and shouting like dew
lis, around the corner Of the shAnty.
care these your children p asked.
"Don't know. Ask the old WomAn-shs
knows best"
didnt wait to hear her reply, bu, drew
rein, and left.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-02

LoSDoy papers relate curious stories OF
the blunderS made BY oxford undSrgrsdu-
atss in the Scripture examination which
they have to pass before taking their de-
grees. Il is told Of one that, when asked
who was the first King of Israel, he was so
fortunate a. to stumble upon the name Of
Saul. He saw tha, he had hit shs mark,
and, wishing 70 show the examiners how
intimAte his knowledge Of the Scripture
was, he added, confidently: "SSul-Also
called Paul" Another was called upoO to
mention ''ths two instances recorded 10
Scripture of the lower animals speaking. ~
The undergraduate thought for 3 moment
and then replied: BALKANS ASH" This
is one, sir. Whist 10 the other 2" Under.
graduate paused 10 earnest theugbt. AZ
last a CLEAN Of recollection lii up his face,
as be replied: "The whale The whale
said unto Jonah: Almost thou persuadss,
me 10 be . Christian ''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-02

Dr. a. G oLIN
rrun,r xpuyssCIAs


sos State Street, the longest engaged and most
succs ssful Physicisn in the Wsst, in the treat
ment OF all Private, Chronio and Urinary Disco
SEES Of both sexes, without mercury. his skill
as specialist is unsurps ssed in Chicago or any
other city, having devoted twenty yeats TO the
study and treatment of all PRIVATE DIsRA-
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may consult him with an assurance OF relief.
No m latter who has failed, tell him your private
troubles, he cures csasa given up by others.
seminal weakness the result of early indiscre-
tions or other causes, producing nervousness,
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ty, impaired yisien, loss of memory, and man
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