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The native American., 1838-03-03

The LAST PRoJEcr OF AN IMPOsroR. On
Wednesday evening last, man passing along
North Fourth street. was suddenly taken violent
|ly ill with fit, when opposite the door OF the
Merchants Hotel, on to the steps Of which he
reeled and fell, blocking up the entrance 10 that
mansion. As is natural to suppose, 80 untoward
circumstance arrested the attention Of all pres
ent, among whom was the ever-attentive keeper Of
the house. Of course every assistance was read
NY rendered to the unfortunate situation Of the
stranger. The worthy host had the satisfaction
Of seeing that the efforts made use Of for the re-
covery of his quondam guest were not without
the happiest results. He was very soon so far
in possession Of his mental and physical faculties.
as 70 enable him to relate a numerous string or
misfortunes which had befallen him; among the
most prominent Of which was the physical fnfirm-
lty OF which they had just witnessed specimen.
and with which he was often attacked What
added to the poinancy Of the grief he suffered
from his numerous affections, was the fact that
in addition to being stranger in the city, he was
entirely destitute Of money. II is delicate mat
ter Tor the keeper Of hotel to suffer in his house
the opportunities Of charity npon travellers who
may favor him with their custom, and who ex-
pect merely the best Of accommodation, without
having their sympathies appealed 70 BY those Of
whom they can know nothing. But the piteous
tale Of misery which the sudden recovery Of The
stranger had enabled him to tell, 50 wrought apon
the humane feelings Of the landlord, and some
other citizens present, that he was soon pursuing
his way down Fourth street, rejoicing in the sue
cess Of his ingenious swindling experiment, found
to be one Of the rankest impositions, BY his ma
king another trial Of the same scheme, on The
same evening, at the United States Hotel, Ches-
nut street. rs f agt sf4M
He said he was from " down East" We have
every reason therefore to believe that this affair
was a genuine 9 Yankee trick. - PA;Indelph;n
Ledger. 1saT
The native American., 1838-03-03
OSCEOLA.

The great Chief is dead He was stately
pine, in the dark forest. Time had not whiten-
ed its top; the storm had not bent its limbs: the
frost had not blenched its foliage; but secretly
and treacherously did an enemy score lis bark.
TILL the sap ceased to run in the prime Of i,s
strength. 1t fell, and the sound Of lis fan rolled
mournfully over the hills. Where is now the
glory of the woods! The red man shall seek
thy shade, but thou art gone, and forever! Tho
dark maiden will seek the freshness Of thy YER
dure, but no more wilt thou smile on the face of
her youth! Thou art gone to the grave. The
young trees Of the forest hang their heads about
thee. The flowers will bloom on thy ruin. IN,
no more will the eagle rest in thy branches, or the
sun beam glance from thy top. Thy glory has
departed, and strangers come to mourn over tbv
fall. Now may the pale face, who grew palcr
in thy shade, exult in thy doom. Now NAV hs
smile on the ruin he made! Thou art gone ~ ~,
grave Of thy race. But the tear Of the d.,L
maiden will follow thee. Long will thy n.ma
resound through the forest. BY lonely stream
and lofty mountain will the red man tell Of him
nai Chronicle. '"'>
The native American., 1838-03-03
From the last number Of the Tennessee Banner.l
THE ADVANTAGES OF A NEWSPAPER IN
FAMILY

:
THE ADVANTAGES OF A NEWSPAPER IN A
Riding out from town few miles, one eve
ming last week, (says the editor,) we chanced TO
call at the house of Mr., who was absent
with his wife on visit No white person APP
peared about the house, with the exception of six
or eight well-looking children whose ages differ
ed from that of Is years down to absolute infan-
cy. We we're soon in the midst of them, and
from the intense gaze with which the little fellows
beheld US, and the mute silence they at first pre-
served, we perceived that we were stranger to
this portion Of the rising generation.
Edtor-Where is your father! inquired we Of
sweet little lass, about or 0 years Of age, who
stood nearest us, leaning against bed post.
Why, sir said she, he is gone TO the Hot Springs.
The Hot Springs in Arkansas!
Girl-Yes, sir; he has seen piece in the
Banner about the Hot Springs, and he could not
rest till he started to see them.
Editor-Your father takes the Banner, then,
does he!
Girl-No, sir, but we all read it.
Edtor-Well, do you remember what you see
in it, after you read it!
Girl-O yes, sir, for we read it every day some.
Editor--Can you tell me who is President Of
the United States!
Girl-Mr. Van Buren, or New York.
Editor-Who is your representative in Con-
gress!
Mr. Crockett; but daddy voted for Mr.. Hughes,
said little faxen headed urchin about seven years
old, in great haste to precede his sister.
Editor-But my little man how did you know
that!
Boy-much abashed---I seen it in the newspa-
per as how he was elected.
Editor-Well, can you tell me who is the
Governor Of Tennessee!
Boy-hastily-Mr.C Cannon.
Editor-Who is your representative in the
State Legislature!
The native American., 1838-03-03

you are but infants in the great Republican school;
you must learn our language-you must under
stand our principles-you must read our laws
you must be content to be governed by the same
laws by which we are governed, till you attain
the full stature of freemen---before we can admit
you to make laws for us, or to administer those
whichw have made. Our land shall still be the
refuge of the oppressed, bourne to which the
weary may flee and be at rest. Our flag shall
protect, and institutions cherish you; but till
you know us, and we know you, we cannot d.
vide our birth-right with you.
The native American., 1838-03-03

To this the little fellow could not so readily re-
ply, but was reminded by his sister that il was
Mr.. Grove. After asking them divers questions
about politics and such other subjects had been
treated on in the Banner for few weeks past,
asked them If their father was subscriber to the
Banner!
Girl-No, sir, he don't take any paper, but
Mr.. -, who lives in that house across the
field takes it, and we borrow it every week.
Editor-We left this circle of intelligent chill
dren, and proceeded on our journey mile or two.
and coming to very large farm, we continued
round it until we came to the gate. From exter
nal appearances, we supposed that old and young
belonging to the house were intelligent. An old
lady, and several charming girls, were the only
inmates when we entered the spacious hall, by
whom we were received in the most polite man
ner. A few common place observations were
made, when lad of sixteen, handsomely dressed,
with shotgun in hand, made his appearance.
He was just returning from excursion after
squirrels round his fathers cornfeld. We soon
directed our conversation towards him, and in
the space of fifteen minutes, discovered that he
was totally ignorant of the passing events Of the
day! When we spoke of the extra session Of
Congress- it appeared If it was subject entire
ly 70 him; and the young ladies listened to us
with the most profound attention. The old lady
remarked that. "fhas they did not take any
neOspapcr." That was enough: the reason Of
their ignorance, as it regards matters and things
in general, was quite apparent.
The native American., 1838-03-03
From the Ledger.

The following lines were written seeing in young
dy,s Album picture representing young girl Oskng
Vt Of window, and asking the following question:
.wHY DON'T HE COME,-
.Why don't he GOMEZ 1--we look a 50 lOsg.
And do not see him yet; gs,
fear he's gone another course,
And will poor me forget.
But no: he'll not forget, I'm sure;
He promised me he d come,
And said he would be here to. night
If / would :" be at home.''
And have staid at home, although
Invited out TO tea;
I've staid d,-because, Of all my fienls
rather him would see.
But oh! I 10 not see him yet,
IT'S time for him 10 come:
And Pa and Ma are gone away,
And Pun alone at home.
Oh, what pretty chance he'd have.
While I'm "aione al home;"
He then can tell how much he loves
Oh, dear.-4Why dOAr he eomes"
But now he comes; his face see.
And he will soon be here;
And pa and ma are gone away,
And all the house 10 clear
Yes. here he comes! his steps hear
naStc 10 Iet MN ms aftf#g'.
A better chance he'll never have.
His "love tale" to begin.
And III say Yea, towards the lasi, sj.. <
But first I'm answer No;
For many girl by being fast
Has lost her only bean
And ifmy part rightly play.
We soon will married be; /,
And all my friends 'weli done" will say,
And 60 says L. H. p.
The native American., 1838-03-03

The following lines written seeing in young
ladyi Album picture representing young girl Osking
out Of window, and asking the following question:
The native American., 1838-03-03

trace the gradual demoralization of her people,
and the progressive loss of her liberties.
Look at the history of those glorious republics
which, in the darkness, moral and political
that for centuries shrouded Europe, afford q
bright and luminous illustration of the capacity
of man for selfgovernment-th republics in
the north of Italy. See the myriads Of people
thus sustained-the vast wealth thus accumula
ted-the impershable renown thus acquired
the domestic happiness thus enjoyed. Then
mark the frightful reverse, when faction reared
its head when father was arrayed against SON
and brother against brother-when the law could
not be enforced, and the strongholds Of social
liberty were broken down, and they sunk, buried
in the ruins their own frantic divisions had
produced, prey to the first despoilng robber.
| From these draw instruction. Arrest this in.
flux of decentralization at once-crush this spirit
of faction before it obtains strength; and strong in
hope of the permanence of this great Union. as
band of brothers combine throughout the land
in defence of its bulwarks, sound morality and
practical virtue.
If had power, would, as with trumpet
call, awake every nafive American from the
slumber and dreamy security in which he rests.
would cry out in every hamlet on every
plain, from the mountain tops, awake, arrest
this Hood which is desolaiing the moral and po-
litical land. Turn not back the tide of industri-
GUS and honest emigrants; spread out your ban
ners to the breeze, and welcome all who come to
seek Tor safety and freedom. But say to them,
The native American., 1838-03-03

We see around us-among us-part OF US
our fellow citizens, our parents, and dearest
friends, with us privileged to worship in the vast
temple Of civil and religious liberty, reared by
ancestors, the natives Of other lands adopted mem
bers of our own political family, to whom our
laws in their benefcence have extended equal
rights, and almost equal privileges, with our
selves; and we bid them welcome. We find
them still turning with passionate love to the
land which gave them birth; to the fields in which
they have gamboled; to the waters, the hills, the
trees among which they first felt the dawning of
that spirit which resists oppression, which teach
es man his capacity for self-government; their
hearts yearning once more to behold the ireside,
however humble, by which they were nurtured,
turning to the recoections of their countrys his
tory, and daily offering up their prayers that the
apostles of liberty may yet awaken those lands to
knowledge of the only true faith. We honor
them for this love Of their native land We feel
that he who could forgetit, though he may be among
renegade to nature, and disgrace to the land of
his adoption. We also know, that although thew
thus love those lands, many Of them no longer re-
verence their laws, the power by which thew
are enforced. We see them as they turn again
and again to the Constitution and laws of their
adopted land, and find in them the oracles of the
true divinity; and learn, year after year, to under
stand revere and admire them, they but lament
the more that the light of these truths cannot be
shed on those lands; that they are sealed books to
their brethren.
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9anbmeilett unb Gcbreiben.

Der llnter1brisbsne mCbntaft in Sber.
0annoeer 2aunfbip, McntsOmerp @anntp,
benabribtisst feline Sreunoe uno Gas pub1
lifum nberbaupt, baB sr fOrtrabreno oas
aanbms6en uno Sbreiber:9efbaft beoent
uno iberbaupt jeoe S6reib:arbeit uno 9luss
meGuns phnftIib unb untsr biaiser Ssoin9:
uns perfertist. Gr 1T banfbar fur bic bes
reits erbaItene Gunpfbaft nno bcfft, bur6
ole 9Iufinerfiamfeit auf feline Geibafte, si=
ne Sorteauer eerlelben 5u peroienen.
Daniel g. Sbule.
December 5. AM
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October 24.
@tbQebares @iaentbum

i'm 9anSen pber tbsilpeiie su perfaufen.
SO liest in 9torb=QBbeitbau, 2sba @aun.
tD, an Der StraBe melbe bonn SOroan nab
Saliet's unb Waub @bunf fibrt, entbaltenb
SO QIder &alfiteinIanb erfer 9ite, 9,dn5sno
an 2anb bon Daniel 2epan, 5einrib Sdr
uno anbern; barauf 1T erri6tet
fMEA Sin 9utes Smeiit6di9eS 8obnbaus
Is5l5a uno S6,peijer S6euer,
gang nsu unb ionlt nod aae erforherlibe
Nebensebduee, Elm Srunnen III nabe benz
5auIe uno Die &ablen @rief lduft an benl=
islben porbei, Swei 8aumsarten bonn befsn
Sbf. fnb auf bem 2anoe, 18 Afer inc pcrz
trsfflibes 5pl5: oas ibriSe 1T Sbwamm:
unb 8aulanp, ales Smeimal ilter 9efaIft.
SEQ. Q. it Gin portreflibes Stdd eano
BON 90 Mder 9rdnSeno an &ano BON 0ein=
rieD Sdr, 9eOrss @bsrbarb unb Daniel 2e=
ban; carauf 1T srriebtet
RwA Gin ;peiit0fi9 ifeinernes @obnz
lEEazn bau5, Slo6fbeuer,
elm J2anbwerfs:Sbap uno Elm Srunnen lit
nabe Der 9austbar. Gin gutter Saumsar=
ten 1T babel, 7 QIder iinb 6Ul5= uno oas ib=
rise portrefFi6eS Saulanb.
Wssen osm Nabern penbe man lib an
ben unterI6riebsnen @isnsr Der auf bem
2ano pobnt.
Daniel @roB.
- 1T
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Sreel unb spianO 8Orte
N2 anufaftur. a
zTaf1ffn zAfrfk1ird1f.

rurbnbaft in slsp6urs, Nertbainptcn eauntN on ps'
Straes ptldbs ren Ha5aretb nab Setblspem
fibrt 3 SRsilen pen crltsrsm Srts,
maht feinen Sreunoen uno einem seebrtsn
Vublifum ilberbaupr bic MnSei9e, eaB er
mob INNER fortfabrt Srssln uno piano
Sortes aller 9Irten su prfertisen als:
2lufrecbllfsbenoe uno setpbbnli6e Glas
piere Can Dcnsn Der Nabm am Gelpnanj1
bopsn BON giien 9emacbt I'D SIh9sln,
Sr9elni u. {. 10.
Da er in feinem 0efbaft erfabren lit
uno ale Sntrumente unter ieiner gnft9t
NIT 0hlfe bon sefbdten 9Irbeitern ssma1t
persen, 70 Fam er fir bic ghte eerlelben
einfsben unb perf6ert, bae lie einsn 9uten
Gon baben uno i'm aub ,pssen ibrsr Saus
art Ianssr bebalten als sewbbnli9e Suitru'
mente.
llnterIDrebener bat cine Sr8el nit 0te:
silter 81 psrfaufen; fe past fur cine Sirbe
unb Der preiB 1T biaiS.
9Nit Der 9sriiberuns, oaB man auf tiuI9e
uuo pinftlbe Seoienuns rsbnen earf. ems
pfisblt Der llnter5ei6nste ftb oem 3ulprub
feiner @6nner uub esS Wublifums.
OenrD Sedman.
9tewburs, 9Iusuit %. S6NsO'
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2ano slt perfaufei1.
gIusuf 90.

Der Undergraduate bietet biemit aus freier
5anb gum @erfauf an:
cine 9elpiiie 9lantaIde,
aelssen in Sber:M Maeunsie Gaunfbip. geba
@auntp, erau;eno an eano ben 9eor9e
Sbumacber Scbn &nber uuo Daniel
&uns, entbaltenb So QIder, mebr oosr weni=
ger, wcpcn 46 QIfsr pra6tises @au: unb
Scr llebsrreit suteS 9OI5Iaub ilt.-Dorauf
III erribtet Elm
IA l>iFGdi9tes Sr6ms SauS, cine
lEEl.a SbDeiSer:S6euer,
tbeils Stein uno tbeils Slod, unb babel &c.
finbet itb elm innser Saumsarten uno Gin
niefeblenoer Srunnen.
SeiiB unb eir untreitises 8ebt fbnnen
sessben wsroen Bic bsn 1ltenQIpril ndbfens.
Die 8sbin9uu9sn om @crtoufsta9e unb 2tufpars
tun9 pen
Statban Sbdffer.
9iobember IA. Sw
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S6aebare5 gt9entbum
;u perFaufen.
lluttrjsibustsr biettt bicrmit sum &ertauf an,
e.. rL .LL....p lrSl.n. q O...A


lluttr3sbustsr bisttt bcrmi sum &ertauf an
Sin f6debores Stud eanb,
9ele9en in Ster.Saueona 2aunfbip, 2eba
@auntp, an Ger Strass bon s. 0eler's nab
9 Sebeimer's lBrtb6baus, srdnSsuo an
9ano bon Sacob Sbmeper, paul Joeaer,
Saeob @rbmar uno anbern, entbalteno So
2(fsr, wOpon 9Ider I6bnes pol3= unc Der
&ef Sau: uno SbwammIanb 1T. Die
Sebduoe befeben
zFA aus einem Speiff6di9en SouS,
III S6euer, 2 Saum96rten, Elm Srun.
nen ppr Der Gbnre nebit
Gd9mub!s uno 9 Sortmaf6incni
rrelde purb bic nisfsblenbe Saueoner @ricf
9strieben wercen. Da binldnsIi6eS 2Bais
fer uno Sail bOrDanben 1T, 70 liese Tb leibt
cine Wablmhble pber anberesWhbIwerf bier
anle9en. Dieie Wlantalbe fam aub in
Swei 3beile setbeilt werbcn nit @ortbsit.
&auFntise belieben fdb bei benz @isner
81 meloen, Ger ibnen oas 9ldbere mittbeilen
piro.
Socob 2oubob.
October 24. S5w
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Nano at perfautett.

sufetqs sines gsfbls aus pcm GBailenseritbt ret
aedta Gauntp fell Sanlfa9s ben 22tfn December, I'M
10 iIbr Sernitass, auf bsm!YIasc isttlt Sffsntltd
psrtaufi tpsrosn:
Gin seipiIIer Grid ganbt
netft 3ussb6r, selesen in Ster. RiIforo
Gaunltbip, 9e6a @auntp, Sran5enb an Sano
BON gIilabetb &iSer, Daniel NlObr Sobn
MnGslman uno gInoern, ettbalteno un9es
fibr Is .-Darauf III erribtet
"a Sin speiitotfi9e6 ffeinernes Wobns
Eslsn bauS uno Slod: Stall,
elm Sprinebaus NIT elmer niefeblenoen
Gprins, nabe benz 0au1e, Elm gutter Saum<
aartsn, unsefibr 9ldfer 1T S6wamms Q
Mder Solss uno Der 8eft III sutes Sanlano.
60 it oaS binterladene @ermbssn oeS
berftorbsnen Dapib Stdble T, lsstbln
BON Milforb 3aunibip, 9eba @auntp.
Die Sebiusunscn an Sertaufsta9e uno Aufparf
tnp9 .cn ~
eorens Stdbler. Nom'or.
Ourdb fie Geurt.
Soenrp gS. Sneip, Sbreibcr.
December 5. Sow
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9anb at perfaufetl.
December 5.

3ufotos ciues aus Dem 9BaiIcn9crid)t rrn etba
gauntp srlaTtnsn Scftbls, ru Dicnlta9s ben 25ltsn
December ndtbltens, INN 10 ubr &crntta9s, aut eenl
plaee lcIb1, Sfsntli6 Wrtauft wsrpsn:
Gin 9erpifTer Strid eono,
nsbft 3usebbr ssle9en in gtcrb:Wbsitbau
TaunIbip, eeeba @auntp, 9ranseno an Sano
BON pbiIip Yster, Mibael SemmeL uno
9Inberu, entbalteuo 60 older, mebr Ceer tpe:
niger. Darauf it errbtet
"A Gin lsit6diees SloGz@obnbou6,
.lz5ilH Slod- -Stall,
Elm 8runnen 1T nabe bem 9aufe, einise
S{rnsen unb cine Greet fno auf eem Gano,
Elm gutter Saumsarteu, unsefatr a Ooer 5
QIoer Sbmammz eini9eS ocl5= uno Der
8teit III 8aulanb.
go 1T bas binterlaiene @ermSsen ces
perftorbenen Sobn Semmel, leBtbln
BON 9tOrb=9Bbeitball ZIP, Gecba @auntp.
Die @eSinsunsen am &srtaufsta9S uno NufIpors
fun9 BON
2(nbreas Sdiferfein, ! 2rs,o,ors
9enrp 8einfbmiot, ) ~ Wv
Darh bic Gcurt.
Senrp 9S. &neip, S6rei6er.
December s. SSw
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sc a Of t / cb t.

wirb biermit sessbsn baB bic llnterfbrisbe=
men, wcbnbaft in Suombeitbaa GaunIbip,
9eba @auntp, als GreeutOren bon Der 0ins
terla0en(baft osS oeritorbsnen Weter
W Der, fen. leBtbin BON bsm bsiasten
SaunIbp, anssifelt morcen iinp.-Solde
Die nod rebtmaBise Scrberunsen an beias.
te5interIafsnI6aft baben, mereen oaber sr:
iudbt ibr, 6ebnuusen woblbeftdtiSt an Die
llnter;eibneten sinSubdnoisen; uno Solbe
bic nod fbuleis ftnb. beIieben 5rifben
nun unb oem 1iten Sanuar, 1889 Bel ben
llnterfdrisbsnsn ansurufen unb &i9tisfeit
3u a,a6sn.
Qeter Maper,
Seor9e Maper.
Wbpemter "a. N6w
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sc q tb t / th t

mirb bemit an ale intereflrte Verfonen &C.;
9ebsu, baB Qlbner 9elanb, BON Wei=
Benburs 3aunlbip, 9eoba SauntD, nittelft
elmer freiwiGisen teberfbreibun9, batirt
ben 9ten October, 1888. aa' Iein @isentbum
an bic llnter5s6nsten fur ben 9tusen ieiner
@rsoitOren ibetraSen bat.-Diejsnisen, Die
an bsla9ten q bner &eIanb fDuIoiS Itno,
weroen oaber aebeten, f6 am 16ten Otos
pemter am Saule BON Wt6ael @ei6s
arb, fen. in 2BsiBenburs 3aunf6ip, 81
mslcen, um 6idtisteit 81 ma6en-pann
uno ppIslblt Disleniseu, Die nod QInfcreers
unssn an bsia9ten Gelanb baben, ibre 8ebz
nunSen enbrinSsn t6nnen, an
Nliboel &eibarb, it.
Sona5 Srobf,
Glf9ntss Ycn abner GclanS.
October 81 S3w
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sc e II E s. II t e t.
95paS Hno Stent


baben 1osten Elm sroBsS 9IGortiment Sranr
3Sfl6sr, SrittiDsr nno slmerifanif6er
trpfensr 2Baarsn erbaltsn, poruntsr ft
befueen:
Seine GtausIhpa3c @cmUalius.
Stbwor3l Gloultc1t.
Stbpar;t @jrc DC R1tin.
Sar6i9t Gjrc DC 9fap.
Stbw0rjts ittSsntS SBcittnicu9.
SdrW %.
Gctotn Sc(tntia 90.
St1martr StiStus&etpst.
Stbporjt Sottiu StCds.
S-4 Sartou Qoio StbaiplS.
SbuarSt uuo wtiet 90.
104 ltbwar;s Glsrinc DC.
S-4nsumcriibe Sreitbs DO.
GaIhmtre DC.
GbOlH SsarfS.
G5ElruutS QytaSt,nt.
Grituc uno ptiFs GauS &titS.
Ghwar;sr uEp ptiGtr StalieniIhtr Crap.
Gns 0rcBt Strihtbtubtit Ycu 0ameu !polstiihst
StbSni ltiosnt Sadtdbr.
SatcnGt.
StriNitbtrt Qrttn Sldnd
SleumcSiicbtr Sadltin Goifmtr.
9loutr 90
llukrbnotr yru aimmtriptut.
ltnttrbcien DC.
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9enen WoIbtbateu. October 81. 1887.
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