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n IN = 4 ~ well known Throughout
| l&J krTYNA New England, that the
io1, With 81 s's ihs 'i E asiaa f Raes
I HORSE, in The person of sod Sherman - has
produced breed of Horses, well known as the
Morgan Breed" unriyalled for beauty, speed
and bottom.
Young Sherman Morgan combines in an
eminent degree all the various excelIenccs OF
the Morgan breed, and is the most perfect spe-
eimen OF his celebrated race of hores now alive.
Having stood in this vicinity for two years
past, his colts are well known and highly es-
iimaied. He is sure foal-getter; and those
who have once seen his stock, invariably pre-
fer him 10 any other horse offered.
Numerous certificates have been given, but
his hest recommendation is the stock ITSELF
which is universally esteemed and preferred
wherever known, and can be seen by calling
on the subscriber. The Farmers in Windham
County, are earnestly invited to call and see
this Perfect .3nimai and his colts, before maxi
ing bargains any where else, Tor the use Of an
inferior Horse.
Young Sherman Morgan was raised in Lit
Teton, N. H., out of an English Maze by "0ld
Sherman Morgan'-is eight years old this
grass-ffleen hands high, color, rich nut
brown-his head small with an expanded fore
head-eyes large, bold and prominent---a sure
indication of blood, and vigorous constiiu-
iion-crest thin, elastic, and well raisrd-his
body round and ribbed well home to the stife-
his joints short and erect, especially at the pas
ierns-wiih fine flowing name and tail-in
short If any man has desire TO see fac
smile Of the famous .4ndalasian Horse, he
has now an opportunity.
Young Sherman.Morgan will stand the en-
suing, as ioows:--on Mondays and Tuesdays,
at Arad Burneti's Tavern, at New Fame Flats;
on Wednesdays and Thursdays, until O'Clock,
p. Nj. at James Taggart's, Townshend; on
Fridays and Saturdays, at Col. Chase's, Brat
tleboro. Season 10 commence 9Th May and
close LIST August.
For further particulars see bills
GEO. WOOD, Agent.
Brattehoro, April 9th, 1910. Al
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tai W SdVh htth, anu VIII
take freight to Troy for GA cents per hundred
Families in the vicinity of Braiieboro who are
going West, can have their effects carried 10
Troy and there stored Of ffeighied, according
TO directions.
Apply TO the Agent at Chase's Hotel, Brat
tlcboro, or Griffith & Co. lac River street, two
doors below Congress street, Troy, N. Y.
iCfFreight to any amount, directed 10 the
care of N. BRIDeE & Sons, Brattleboro. will
be forwarded without delay.
April 80, 1910. "a
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REMOVAL.

TIME BOSTON TYPE AND STEREO-
r. TYPE FOUNDRY is removed TO Mi
not's new building at the corner of Devonshire
street and Spring Lane-Entrance in Spring
Lane.
The patrons Of this Foundry are respectful.
ly Informed, that by this removal the Proprie-
tors have secured the best of accommodations
and facilities for the manufacture of
TYPES and STEREOTYPE
PLATES.
The location is central and convenient for
the trade, aud every exertion will be made to
retain the extensive patronage hitherto afor-
ded the above Foundry.
Gj-Orders addressed to j. G. ROGERS,
Agent for the Company, will be faithfully at
tended to.
March 81, 1910. isl0wes
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For Albany, Troy, 81 the Yves
term Country.
vIA BRATrLEBoRo ssh nrNYIKerox.


sssxs}sEeez5SzlE n tleboro every morning
Go ii1r Esta1 Sundays excepied) at s
O'Clock, and arrives at Troy
and Albany same evening, where il interseets
with the great "Weslern Canal,o Steamboats,
for New York, Railroad Cars for Balkion aud
Saratoga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
apC1~ Passengers on arriving at
"a Troy or Albany, can pro-
'G,t3=s-:rsz.s cure passage for the West
s=zsssat almost any hour Of the
day, either by Stages, Packets, or Railroad.
Returning this line leaves Baker & Walkers
Stage Offices, Albany and Troy, for BeEnng-
ton aud BratIleboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage leaves Albany for
Remington every morning at 10 O'Clock, on
the arrival. Of the Boat from New York and
Cars from the West. Passengers going East,
who arrive at Albany in the morning aud take
the Stage for Bennington, will not be subjected
10 riding in the night.
At Brattleboro this line intersccts with four
different Stage Routes 10 Boston and two for
Lowell; also Stages for Concord and all parts
Of New Hampshire, and The Connecticut River
line of Stages for Walpolc, Bellows Falls,
Charestown, Hanover and Haverhi Pas
sengers can go from Albany through 10 any Of
the above towns in two days. April 80.
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WISHES TO inform the inhabitants of
w Bratteboro and vicinity, that he has
taken the shop recently occupied by John H.
King, where he intends carrying on the Tail
oring business in all its branches. In point of
style and workmanship inferior TO none, cities
not excepted.
All garments made by him warranted to fit.
Cutting done as usual for others To make.
All those who see fit To favor him with their
custom will be thankfully received, and shall
be dealt with to their satisfaction.
Brailleboro, May 10, 1910. 1857
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WOOL.

THNHE subscriber continues 10 receive Woo
"A at the Putney Wooen Factory, 10 Man
uiacture into CASHMERE, on his usual terms.
HORACE ONION.
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BAGGAGE Wagon.
BRATTLEEoRo AUD TROY.

m BRIDGE & SONS
G7D IN. will run BAGGAGE
SIsi5 = Is 5<pS-er w ,eeoS from Braiilcboro
ES9 Sc, ~ \, ~ 10 Troy once week, leav-
: 49, ing Braitcboro on Mon
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Satisfactory Very MIR Thomas Hum.
bug Benton, in his labored explanation of
the causes which have trebled the Public
Expenditures under Mr. Van Buren's AID.
ministration, says that the proper expenses"
Of the goyernmen, are but thirteen millions
o. dollars! AS the aggregate expenses for
Mr. Van Buren's three years are about mir.
freight millions, il appears from Mr. BIS
own statement, that the improper expenses
have amounted TO twenty-five millions an.
nually. ibis is precisely what the Wings
complain Of 1t is not in the ordinary. bul
in the extraordinary items of Public expendi.
ture. that the extravaganza and profusion Of
the present Administration are most striking
ly displayed.
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BLANEs at the Brattleboro Bookstore.
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Passengers on arriving at
Troy or Albany, can pro-
'cure passage for the West
at almost any hour of the
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"This is tihc nOblestn Morgan,
"Of them ail!''
YOUNG SHERMAN
NJ O IL G. A N .

HI is well known throughout
n New England, that the
cross of the true French Stall
ION. with the ENGLISH Race
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Springfield, May IS, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18

hos ccr seized on aud circulated ~ so1e " the letter
writer's from Washington, with ve" TO my u'spa'ags-
,rrr, S,v ar should have claimed Great, II what
bas been re port! I'D can true VITA cry honorable,
high minded in the community c! passing Win
silence any thing coming from seek source, after IL"
exposures Of Dr. Duncan: Int the fact IS, 09 mi
G1rorc OF crcr kGrHs made any hrsc, or OF hatt"@
beea iasatfd b HE iad!rduaI who CLAIMS the honor .:
having done 50. and thus becomes the tr"DrrtT
iost r.otcsyl Of his he-oSm and II ne says u
vas done in The House of Representatives, 'heH a?-
peal tho whole Democratic party, and The Speaker al
their head, who ought TO knew best oi the 'snfS ana
hrrcts that pussc;! the floor ct The IT, - T. W
would appeal TO the journals OF the House or tc re-
ports OF the DAY. II such facts appear on lici "' t""l
clam Tire c5S credit .pr pUs@ing such t"n@ Nhh''
iced bui feel il due 10 lrct. 20 co"'raGici whIt are
not facts IN relation ms conduct In tnc debate
alluded TO- a. the I'd Instant did not hear Ia" Of
tms.ye remark Of either of my as>atsan's at that ';iS
as reported Is ~ th,ir Instnrall"ns aaoGt @cHtc-
men, they are no, more contemplate than !austl-
bic If 10 be gentleman i 10 receive the me
ton of a rtiqac Of few bn'iwa@ members OF Con-
srcss, vino nave apparently constituted themselves
uto bJGrd OF kunur, 20 decide on u" CHARMS oil
others the standing Of genttGc"-"ri f"c too, COM
posed Of the ,ns. l. .-' br2.c", hrHf'""' 'r"hEf@
pradigGi "rd yrgft"at. "iater"!$ dat nave yer Eer
assembled III tic same hadrn" man Q! EaF'', - r"-
.ats iD+Hss.y n trrracs bet a.Hst :n"! a#u.F'a :"
then cu:ais Eun Il such SANCTION ana 81 jAr cii:
10 be Suc!i i gentleman n one q themselves
These rrt.la,.s aho".i have made sooner inT'ii-
yomr columns, ii reply - wAa. haze seen ri'r''.d
bu, did no, near, bat for my nd'Spo<'tlom, Which mas
confined me- my bed until this ;:.a-
Yours, with respect,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18
IOL j .
IFrgn tie .7lerlndTia GI:s't'.J
9. .

(Fr0a. tie .4ler1na-ia GI:.t,J
III Nix uWN FiRE-sIDG
srv Nnry,s asI,.,---yn. s,,',.t st, 81 .ep on;
vi :a!s i IN III MUSES. while sitiinr aioas
Tn: clouds al sonc; the 50 J are &! bright;
Ths blue sky above u is cl,ar DER the night.
The earth Is cnrobed in garment OF snow;
The Wild winds arc i,ash=d-no trumpet tney hlow.
The girls and the boys in their ''umners"d - I'D
Isnvy them not by IGy own lre-side.
hear their whips crack. their rattle and bells;
The jok. md the sto.v eac. merry oae tells:
The loud laugh and wh.,,', and heart,na'ng song,
That THRILLS through III. mir a the!'Ee hyn9 aions.
Pm, and t.- fingers, hos Id and bcnumo'
T,.mlrrJX :reyi knoIv Gri the song thu VI" .'an D.
a "a ling ana cpGching WI! folio" iE.t f's-
Icary III not, hy ~. "'sG az ,ifS'
I'll nirh, ,aii OF frul.c - Tim i7t ef>ara 5''.i
hno'J.r .N"m Yea w.t' 3o.,in .'l I'm, IN
'r oli and IN yn1;.. MAKE thrn ~ .fiy ann gay
o.. s,l Us 4, .G5., ana IN, JoS"s a III iay.
Ana ana tl'e:t'' oi m,: ''itonsn "a. hmi,
Nhrr The ancer. have m't ipr View ears hi2ii tall
Th.v k~n no, III, evil t's 'iEit may bedr
] envy inem Ey., b. ny o"n .:'sii'.
.s,,h, f,.nse and gay 'ts an hour Of gl.e-
,r,s an hour of thought and musig 10 int.
IN me wings os Wild though: I'm soaring away
To the graveyard Of Time, where liis family all lay
rarh tombstone * numbered with name and Win data
And 4 line il engraved 10 his worth and his fate.
H., the tlought!.ss 90 ny, and my m'isins derids-
! envy them not, BY my own hic-'id".
In III. graveyard OF Tim I've sen. until late,
Tn. epii iphs on!y Of his Thirty Eight
Eli; tli' eve nuw Is met By grave newly made,
] read-'tis the place where Thry-NInes lad!
Our loved Thirty Nine. that, short time ago,
We Lal ID with irvor, aCd praiscd with such glow
How many forget hin, n pleasure and PRIDE.
| envy Them not, :: ~, ""n !iEt-sidi.
TEr,y- Sins Is more. bat his NIGHTS ami his days
DID h ~ with gnni that de>rryr al our praise.
Fro. ch,t,l-cl.ar fountain h. broash gentle showers
10 noariS tn eartn Rnd 10 staii n The bowers
A 5.!g!i, sun h, gave - shin on The 4 III,
And ,lac!t tie young harvest iuAnf;anc; q Yield.
o. who hath hart doe mis- goodness de5ide?
] envy him not, BY my owa lire-siGs.
Ills day. now are numb rcd-le's ra>sad row aGv:-,
Us2.c Thirty Eight brothers forgotten do .ay.
His fats reccS2uu.-w hatefef they wers,
They or feats Of the past-1: another old yea..
a stranger ne me; MS; he len as, a i..e4d-
A cup full OF JOY be heli in Iii, hand.
The wayward that cup ms: abuse and defias-
envy them not, b. my own hrs-sids.
But h=,e is Young Forty, all smiling and FAR.
hal him with i~,'-:''..- -iue,uIre New EeG..
ken no, the blessing b. holds IN his hand,
TO NIL y, n. h.;trt, aad - gitau=!I ;ae land
d.. =: -ic.Ins warm - my arms and n: o3Wl;
IA child that lo'., pi--s him fond - my ',9
The critic nay lolsh my mr>ine, and eads-
envy him not, b. my own nre-s:ds.
p.GI., Va, iGc. ., isiJ. 4. Il. :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18
JOIN OwEs, Esq, and other. OF the Committee
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The Message of Governor Porter, laid before our
readers yesterday, i probably the most elaborate arc
comprehensive document Of The kind issued in
Pennsylvania. - Commonwealth in many respect.
snds itself and l:ibai assIng circumstances
onr;iE the closest examination a.. ..e greatest care
and the EAcca.vc with rninutsness Of d~...!, and
cenraess Ct exposition not often met WITH has devoted
himself to ho TASK OF sA:. the people Of the State
thoroughly acquainted with every mater connected
with the public interest. They have before them il
this S:eG paper, survey 0: the coalition osc State
traced with saca c!oseness and accuracy, That may
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18
J. \. DY NJ Il

CoLumRr>, January
THr CoyvE>rtoS-Our city is crowded with dele
rates from various parts Of the State, and er". hour
adds numbers 10 lhos, already here lndspos'lon has
prevented being out for several days, bat We are
highly pleased TO find al those that haT kindly called
to see us, are iii the finest spirits. and determined to
leave nothing undone TO cOuutcract the maci,natonS
Of the Federal moIopc!is:s The North Is literally
pouring II her f"ia1n:~, ...d assured that at
portion of the State VIII mnhiy sgs!aa the Democratic
causebut such is The !ar.uagc ::o@: eve" region.
rILh,n W.. s..,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18
To the Publishers of the Gl9Je.

WAsHINoToS IiTY, Jan. Z, It4U.
lIess--. Blair 81 Rives-I have seen, in the report G.
the Globe, but fully in tie National Inteligen-
GER the remarks Of member OF Congress from North
Carolina, ia which .e Is ID ha9iag said,
.he he-se of Representatives, the Sd INST that he
hod, On some former OCCASION 'nsu,-d me-, and for
wE.:h lad th1eatsnsdto call MIN 70 acceus. Sc tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18
To the Hon. John Owen, of North Carolina, Chair
man. &c, .yc. fjerc follow thc other signatures
Geccs"or Iyiors hspiy.

WILLlANsLrHG, Vac Dec. TO- 1880.
Conference.-The Nomination which, as the organs Of
The late Harrisburg. Convention you have conmuD!ca.
ted 70 me, i accepted with seas.5.itY greatly aug
mcn!cd ~ the fact, that whilst is result III wa
contemplated By me, il attended b. the unanimous
concurrence Of that enlightened ANA patriotic body
To have ny iia;He associated with tLat Of the eminent
PATRIOT who put in nomination for tie first Office, is
Of itself regarded by ordinary honor. His
long ard faithful services TO the country, at the
billboard and the field have for hinl distinguish
ed name in history and furnish the surest guarantee
that should he be elevated BY the popular Toice 20 the
Chief Executive Office his administration of govern
1cn,a affairs viii be just, and prudent, and wise.
With the Constitution for his guide, and the good of
his country his only aim doubt not bu hat his
tons would be exclusively directed % uphold the ono,
and advance the other The friend and supporter of
Jefferson of Madison and Monroe, amd the immediate
descendant Of tie signcr Of Tie Declaration # hide
peadS.cc be ether tan true to his carly Re-
publican creed and the o,cl -vocac Of free prin-
ciples and popular rights.
have the honor 20 &c, gentlemen,
Your most o.cai.-::.:: servant
lnJN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-18
Gen. Harrison $ Reply.


Gentlemen: have the honor ackn owcdgc the re-
cen. Of vour letter from Harrisburg Of the 1th inst
However Objectionable! III the op mons ol many OF our
fellow Ia, re tuv .GGe s.!rclng candi-
date fer the highest Offices o the Government =,
General Convention. the pee rlar circumstances IN
which - party opposed 10 Ii" present Administration
were placed seem have left them alternative 10
secure that unity OF action necessary to Their sue
cess The number OF States represented and the cx-
allied characters Of the Delegates TO whom the delicate
task OF nominating the candidate was committed eav-
ing TO doubt that their decision III accord.
ance with the wishes Of the majority o. their cons!itu
cn;s accept with gratitude the nomination which, IN
obedience 10 resolution Of The Convention you have
done ne, ren;le!nen the honor 10 communicate.
BIT however highly inar yainc tins evidence OF
lie affdt .!!cnt aAd confidence ui large portion OF
my :i!!ow-c,aens, must be- you 10 believe, gentle
men, that 10 thoroughly convinced than
am. that IN selecting retired ard unp:c;cEding nd'-
viua 10 .hcr candidate, the Gca"cnt.on were ~.
.uCnccd bv circumstances often occurring in popular
governments "a aside higher claims Of other c.
items, although founded upon the possession ol the
most distinguished talents aud the performance Q! the
most eminent scry!ccs 10 their country united 10 every
other quality necessary TO the discharge Of the duties
Of Chief Magistrate OF this great Republic.
Il may perhaps be expected that | should embrace
TIKI, occasion declare the principle Upon which the
Administrations will be conducted, il the efforts Of my
friends to place me in the Presidential Chair should
prove successful. But having IN letter Ia the Hon
iIaTu,ar Denny, and IN another to the Hon. Shcrrod
Williams, both Of which have been made public, giYe:
nv views at some length Of The character and extent
Of the powers vested br the Constitution III the Prcsl-
dent, consider 1t unnecessary 10 repeat t!i,m here
deem II, however, gentlemen. proper az TINS 'ae 10
i.c heretofore frequently made, that
should DC clro,tu 10 the Presidency, will under no
circumstances consent be candidate for second
term.
With the highest consideration, gentlemen, for your.
selves and those vou represent,
| am your fellow CITIZEN,
". H. HARRISON.
To ,ha HIM In,n Owen If North Caroltna Chair.
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MAINE.


Lacconpany'As ,Ae Go'eEnvs,s -asss1cNl
From Cor. Fairfield to Sir John Hareey.
fcoPY.J
ExIcUT;vE DEPARTMENT.,
Saco, Dec. IL, 1880 )
His EresUeney Me-. Ger SIR JOIN HARVEY,
Lievt-Gor Prorinee If " Q
s.r-Aay:as seen il the public prints, extracts trcr
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DIR. kIEsL7S
81 q D I g Z sc 8 s :
9lSTORER Of THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC IND OTHER DISEASES,
FOR


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~ .,n nr,,on n,,,r,
WHETHER pTolrcci BY bile IIegm irc internal morbid
" matters asag from ladlg cured oil disorders rhe
'Se .: G-rny. rai'r., harh in ienaIgs oAi The
'=' a. gse I'. } d ~ p ~. !. ,a" a So
fs.I s,r,;,i:, = sa..-'rh ls,n. N All y,a~real D..
,yinot ~.y," my .acoysre 10 liz ,.rct, when ali ,Ac5
rt. Anr as.n found and the pa,n, r Eel
- ,as -. -. ''''s ~ "'
AsYs.Is.. i,,rrnr IN IGn and in paste, celebrated ~ -
speedy an4 e:fc, ~ cf ono.-a, sric:e, ..4 G:
b:nsai m i vi.iIis IN p Eoa..' ' lee tot liz Asgs,a
SANE in MT r. box T. z: r,. -. , ,,, c
&C. Fee 81 cent? - '''"' -" o''s
Ano',s EAe.s., ,.ms@; odsss'gn c%Idgs. IN The
ounce, - ceu:g; .aif pint. 8: put,
f.aG,r g. II ii, tys, & . "c!. Is i /. ;lE ia -:
re..s.~rs - &. IL pes G"H.
c 80. .,,'a-,f T. rs! "aa ito ;. applied beds tn:
Er<o.r C..-,,-v1 Il. Tc,r Riasmon Sa, Raem, Eca.l
4ss Tie l~s,a:cr, =,
- as ~ 30 II 1ssaT p O. ;e
81 Ds...s u, l:.'o'
! r. 80 c.. s. 10y
j Re"'eIy f,r III. '''Gt "or bor -
Ion: standing, 70 ASS, M R-s!o6cr, ., cents.
Dr. kcns icorsI'c on, ir Deafness and all o,r Aacalal
Complaints which "b used together with the ReEinrer, 81
sS' 4 a aS4 ns " s be- ann 6 k "sH @
chronic and o;" hrasc which is entered by him according e
an act 81 1EF2sS Wherein VIII likewise he iuuHd directions To-
"r lso, and Numerous testimonials which accompany
medicine and NAV likewise be had :s al the Office Of Dr. M
| or of his agea:S % s.-.L
an'Soc9H, Va Oct 9th !329
DR.. j. kr:u, Richmond. Va
Dear SRI an happy {" !:5rn yeI hat am y eN,! IN;
a IN l'tE some t''itt '5:E or upwards Since s.asa
Ha ".'sei' Recovered ny m'ai'i sihcS tta 'ii .2 no.
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orc rom h't - !!E q. have been 6fl= 2asfcr!in nave
hah si": Ncn': t"s'- Which, t"sr 6.n successfully Treated
van! ott Ny >>'.a HigEe. 1'! Ah r!t!hc ~EGf va
in.a one rl5' T!h had hrrn tT'a:d WI IN. nla fsar
Ne i' NE .,..i.s o't ".''"a ii 2ta'.h"! ,"r ,s'
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nave Used '"r NeHio'nc N various fls.ses WITH sn'c"
s:s used more "'ier n ~. ia: "t Tie las i i- On" OF
W: M. '!' aa y, u a!s''.d tot tv'e sh,t H'r 80
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vaur i,c cn.. =, (! i !y,, h., ,. Il. f1fr yn, a ~ al,
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~ e above g"'ro; a:eoaI. q III nc..n2acyc:
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