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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29

HOWES & CO.'S N. Y, MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrivaied corps Of Equestrens will perform q
eayille the 2sd Of October; At Liberty On the 2sd:
Monticello the ~ hi bioomngburgh the 18th; at
Walden the 9Th. and at Newburgh on the 2sh October
inst.
This is the Largest Essbl:hnent oIganized IL the
United States comprising 5q Men and Horses requiring
Carriages TO convey the porormsr E.rd,ose. Tusssns
trsns 1msng whom the Greatest female Hidsr Of fnS
Age, recently arrived from Paris, ..
MADAME MARIE MACARTE.
whose style Of Equestrian Feat peculiarly neI OWL
being chsse and cI.ie her graceful and
render this gifted and s,,s me Lead
feature OF the 10 this country ne rropretors
refer the puIlc 70 the brilliant description syea u; 70
performed b 5hi. d,tpg9'as1SW Srs;isR s,s ,,s. Nj,
NIXON. and the pnappIosehsbie Clown DAN ElCE:, D.,
der Napoleon ofthe Arena HOBBS whose fs:ts or
nile Of or.emsn:hp by Mater Nixon OiynPe EssI.
TambIsr, NJ MACARTE ,WocdsyfeJI. Ess n, hy S Ms
- their elegant Gymnsstie rSssrs. isd GIouping Mr.
nss,cs By Nj. Niron and his .cn M Heyss in hi, ny.
G; Howes in sseh Rope kvoluton. Nj. Geo. Sweet, the
The whole comprisins the leading. most aertsd. aad
oir HOwEs h cos New York Mammoth Circus
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TREMENDOUS DEMONSTKA ZION.
The PEOPLE IN THE FIELD

IHE tEOHLE In IHE FIELD.
TREMENDOUS gathering of the Democracy Of the 3,h
:s sp Sss Sssp
bA oa and no. dense
ks 1as
hrou he r mo son sss%sd
A. e.gtht meeting called oder and oganizel by
m Psdsn 's' DIX is0 sa .Is HAsBRoucK
Forviee Prs,iaen.-k T. coMPi u .''A "'
!fHH SSAaSsss SsGFEsSfkss ysoN.
$ $SS$SsE SsSpS sShSfs, = 'A ward
S S$SsEHhSSi !. zt{ $SSSevHA
$EokaE sTksk L.
vi f ssissS$ ss s{;e; s IL rr'-
3 ASS$S S$$ d fs5A 4 I iS5S
SbA .sSts t AIs5oIIEhSs
AfSRssEsdR !, h 5lF! Es'
s.s's'.r..I %f +: 4 eth ward
15HS k + c asRpsds Of 9Th ward.
JAmEo NJ LLloAN, Oh iath ward
PATRICK McILLROY.
call OF the meeting then read AFTER which, John
B. Hnksn Es9 on behalf Of the Committee Of Arrange
retot Ieoiutions, &c At the announcement of the
OF DAVID =. BRODERiCK. the Candidate for Congress
one general leIg continued and unanimous shout of
probation turst iIou the whole multitude. The nomination
hed by the meeting without single dissenting voice.
end f hearty snd hesrtnspred CHI peaed through
the ar ltseemed all for Brodenck ard nothing eise.-
We hazard no hing in comput the number Of persons
gathered together this occasion least from FIVE
tLot SAID
he NEE ing addressed by Robert H Morris Thomas
DUN Eugsh, Edward Srahen, aid Isaiah kynders, Esqs
and the sdngs mated with three times three for the
wh-'e OK Z sid ohing hut the ucket o29 tfh
TO VIII GS, DkMOCkAlo AND NATIVES.
a HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, of this week.
~ Centre street New York and for sale by
contain in ADDITION to ITS usual interesting variety.
AsoIching and thorough review Of the in the
recent s, before he Dy. ard & shs city, Of
Final and editorial the Of Mr.
HOY and s.rs and Mr. MYERS. in the richmood murder
The Of Nj g. SMITH Of the old Police, before the
Gssnd Jury and Sessions
a iq history end Of all the particulars Of the
SLAVE CASE from his first discovery board the vessel
ih,essh the l. gal r'otous, AID otns, Prossedngs
Life OF MI KkkLL with elegant original engraving, &c
10 Orders from Agents should be at Price
-Four cents saele cepy o2s ltsr
de II KNOWN to the VotsIs OF the Fourh Congres-
ID sionsl strict in the Site Of New York that pro
eoats to the common Of the D. moeratc Party
ano especial th,t Of Equal and enact Justice as am
prepared to prove to the l.sc,ion Of honest
The peoples Csnoidats for Cong ess, a. you may
see IL the True sun.
~ There will be meeting my friends a. fhaiisn Hall
G,ardsueet. on Friday night 3oth inst. at 7 o'clok
7II1Iy III a. A = s-11TrI
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORING AND THING
ESTABLISHMENT,
w. II. DEGROOT & CO.,
UrnIf

Second block East Of Broadway, New York,
M HERE every variety OF Gentlemens Clothing be
the city Of View York.
Tweeds and azuka Cloths of style and color from
81 to $40
Gladstone half three quarter and fall circle, Of French and
American Brosdcloths, from t5ts S25
Dress and frock Coats black blue brown olive and green
Of French, English Belgian and American Cloths, from
80 IN SIC
Office and Business Coats Pelto Sack and Winter Frocks-
efTwceds and Broadclohs Of style in the market
from 50 to S.
PsntsBroadcoth Csssimeres plain and fancy, Doe Shin
French. English, and American from - S2to 80
Vestsdoube breasted, straight breast and rolling collar
styles: plain and fancy Vevss WOODEN Velyes Cas-
simere, plain and fancy Sstins and Silks fom 81 IS
large assortment Of Broadclo Cassmeres and Yesungs
which will be made order suit the most fsstdious
Boys Clothing, Of every description, constantly on
hand. w. II. DEGROOT & CO,
OF 1msr No. 102 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29

-fkuN -uSi9N LINZ or NEW YORK PACKETS
&, and favorits Packet Snip OHIO 1000 tons buTthen
Gasia Bird, will sail Monday, Nov I'd her regular day
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin
passengers or Those wishing behs
should make ea,y application board foot Of Pike street
w. & j. 4, TAPSrOTT. 0s SoDth--t.,
OFT .lH.aa. "a door below bufiinz Slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29

YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR SALE.
Skf The undersigned. h.ying concluded to Withdraw
M1%y from Yschtngn Offer e, sale n. well known
turthen ..
The Northern Lyht substantially built Of white
oak copper fastened coprered the wales snd tho
roughly found - all respects There are we sste rooms,
having her hs each and eight oIeu bet flour Of which
doublr in her sf,r cabin which with eight berhs IN her
forward cabin afford accommodations for y passengers,
ger. Soufh-Yr waters.
The qualities OF the Northern Light for sailing and
boat, vel known 10 reanire fu'ihsr descrip
ton.
Sai swrrc W. P. WINCHESTER.
Arg FOR HAYHE.-The superior French brig AR
n$24t VkpE, CAPTAIN Gusujesu. to be promptly dis.
patched For frrsSs5 ,PgyJ i29xcxvS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29
WElK'S CELEBRATED BROWN
ELECTUARY.

A PROVED and recommended by the faculty-a never
IA falling remedy for all affections Of the kidneys nam
nation and weakness Of the urinary both males and
all clImates has been known fail the
most obstinate attacks Of gonoha, &C., and be safely
recommended to the pubc quick
and certain II be taken at all times without regard
diet OF hndrance from business
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, 2is Grand street, in
boxes, at shings and shllings boz. None
unless signed by the proprietor
70 Orders through the Post Office will be duly attended
Ais N
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- SCOTTsS BAZA AK

= GUILD PEN MACHINERY.
THE undergned offey for SALE reasonable terms
veral complete acts Qf Gold Fen Machinery perfect
order for manufacturing Diamond Pointed God Pens They
yil be accompanied with complete practical Instructions
desired Terms made known appl cation
post paid letter to J. NJ TROWBRiDGE. Syracuse, N. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29

The GLOBE HOTEL, Oh broadway
IA THIS HOUSE has, during the summer, been
eH paired and painted throughout and has entire fur
~. nlture.
II will be reopened for Trava ers &c Tuesday next,
the 9th will be kept the old plan e
with the addition Of table d'hore few families, and sin
% lmsrc JAMES II. PAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29

CAUI1ON,
ITO HOTEL AND STORE-KEEPERS, against per
son from Philadelphia, trying to palm upon them q
spurious article of Wine Bitter and Wild Cherry Brandy.
said TO be manufactured by This inform the public
that have travelling under the OF Tobias
SOLOMON TOBIAS,
$40 lmsr No. GO North Third ST., Philadelphia
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CARLTON HOUSE
ID II. HODGES has the pleasure to announces to his
friends and the public. that having purchased the in.
OF Ills late partner capt Benson he will continue
the house his aeconnt and prepared make
arrangements with families or single gentlemen who wish
board for the winter on the most favorable terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29
THE Observation-Disclosures
ENGTTCH
NEW York; RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS q 81 WATT STREET
FRONTING CANAL STREET.

FRONTING CANAL STREET:
Befireen Hudson aNd Grsecich streets.
MIR, J. H MERRIAM tab this opportunity Of returning
WI his grateful acknowe dgmens those who have
iandsomely paronised lin from the first he was
identified with the New York Riding School, and pledges
himself TO endeavor by the unrem,tting attention
contpuance their KINDNESS He would
info his friends ard the public that he will open his
Evening Glasses connecton with his Day school, for tut
ton and riding, Monday evening" the ID 81 No
vember Application be made the Office School
JAS. CODDINGTON, Proprietor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

sion 1916 be continued throughout tne Yoal
and that d pension ofalU De granted Il
Mrs. j Bite. 1ardi.
Resolved, Tint v kirkland be appoint
% 10 prepare o digegt and d rocRpitulati0tl
Of the laws aud regulations Of the police
jury Of this parish, and TINT the clerk Of
this jury be required 10 furnish for that pur.
pose, the records of the jury to said Kirk
land, and Tint said digest bo prepared by
the first monday of September next.
On motion, Resolved, That the jury
proceed 10 the election Of an asgessor, and
II Begeron was unanimously elected.
Resolved, That Tinglo be appointed
commissioner Of roads for The 18th district,
and William Brown far the 18th distriet.
Resolved, That the sum Of thirty dollars
he allowed The constable Jndeon Dotr0n
for taking charge oftho couft.h house and
public buildings.
On motion the Jury adjourned staa 3e.
RID. HEBElET, PreB't.
u. LAnAUyE, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
JtfRI DE POLICE

BATON ROUGE t}amedi, JUN 10, 1916
A une aBsemblte du turi do Police tenus
co jour, los membreB HutvahB ttatont prtHann.
Ward TT, |, Anthony Mongot, . Henry
Tpmltnsan, 3 II. RuHr, Il Thonas Davall. q
john i. Prior, 7 John q. Foreman, Y John
Caldwell, 10 Egbett Morgan, II w. D. Lea,
10 David Pate.
Thos Devall. President.
saml. Skoltiold, grefier.
La lnfi de police RyaBt ttt appel6 d foflre,
Ia resolution ~Buivante u dtd gdoptde.
RtaoIn, Rus IL g%retiioF do Ia eoiir do die.
triet 10 Ia p~aroiase d'Est Baton Rouge colt
foquis do donner son obligation, ayec pne on
druK etcurltte sotyable, dana III s6mnno dc
trois mile ~ptaatfoa, pour condition 10 Ia de-.
charge id6lo do ees devoire scion In lot,
Reaolt, Que Ia Hotntno do virRt=eInq pias.
teoe, soft OF esl par cos presents apprppriees
pour lachgt do liyfeF pour leg liegistres pour
10 service ia gretts do gette p~arotaae, ot quo
10 tftaorier aoit tenu do payer &c montant,
l~orBqu'l nora prolvd que l'Rgbat dos dts tivres
a etb fat. Les dita ltvres davront Atro up.
prouvteB par un uonitt do deux membres
nomm6s par 10 iari Dc police d Ia prteente
session. Adaptations MeaHra. Mangat,
FoinlinBon, Russ, Dsvall, Foreman Caldwell.
Morgan et Lea, y CoBtro Meabra Ptker ot
Pate, .,
In question dos poids at dec measures Il
etc retnige D N proehaine gogsian du Juri do
police.
Ajournt ~jusqu'a troia houres Dc l'apresmi.
d.
samodi l'apfhe midi.
Ile Juri e'eat assemble confJrnemen A Ia.
i%ouFnement. Lee mameB membraa prdaeDs
Mr.. Pate.
La JpFi 4 alors mommt lee poraonbes slti.
ganta conniasatres d'tleetions =.
niatritt do Baton Rouge.-Anthony Mop-
got, Henry Tomttnson, N, Moreno.
P~iainss-John A Mellagb, William Noble
Henry Carl,
SANDY Creek-James Cooper, William u.
Lea, u. Hooper,
Hanehae,-j. y. Willis, Isaac sineletary,
d.. Comneaux,
Mnatra. Tomlinaon and Caldwell ont etc
1ommt lin comltc pour examiner, ct approu-
les regigtres out doivent 6tre achet6s pour
du grtffe.
Aiaprnd sine dia.
THOMAS DUVALL, President.
SAINT, SKhLfretn, g%ret1ief,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
NO CURE NO PAY.
Tyler's Ague and Fever
DELL.

A certain, safe aud e6ectaat rure f..
Agae and Feger, ia ali hg taried fotmg
Also on ereetent Tonic in Dyspepsia, Pal
p4atjon Of Tho Heart, Loss Of Appetite
Neuratgia, Nerbous and otte,, dtssages,
utieh arise from q meah and debRaated
condition Of The aggtem.
Fheae Pills are prepared only by DR.. q.
X. Tyler, a regularly educated physician,
who from many YEARS ovPoriance, can conf.
IDENTIFY recommend them aH The best remedy
for Agle and Fever ever offered 10 lbs public:
having frequently tested their great curative
power gpttt tl4se who had long suffered an.
dor this troublesome and dangerous disease.
Several aHineHt physicians WIN have oh.
tanned ii high standing for thar successful
treatmeht Of fsRtte and Fever. nae this pro.
p%aFatiof, atd aesaft they have never known
a HiHgls instance witafe II was taken A. dirar.
tod, that It did not elfaet a permanent and
lasting cure,
These pills %eontaIn neither mercury. nor
arsenic nor any thing that can iniure the ays.
teni-=bat on the contrary, may BE- takaa where
n medicine at this kind IL needed, not only
with perfect safety, but with the most decided
advantage,
- hAtS Fttitt}tF@bAaiAtbttb VI &HE93s FlHfAH Ft
Cbills aud Farera, where the system Ia high.
y charged with bilious matter, 1t will BIZ no.
eeEsary, tbofoee commencing with the Aeus
PilIs) TO evaenate tho stomach and bowels
freely. This may be done by taking n vonit
or a dose or two of DR.. G6rdan's Vegetable
Family Pills, or some other pur-
gatigo medicine. But In cases Of long stand.
Ing, and whore the system Ia much debilitatad,
severe vomiting or pufgtng generally does
more harm than good, aud should ba used on.
y when absolutely necessary TO remove some
particular symptom.
They do not slgken tho stomach nor operate
IN The boweis rs d pufFHtipe.
They usually break up tho fevor IN from
wehty four 10 forty.eight hoars, and such IL +
heir peculiar operation, that Tho patient finds
himself suddenly we'll without boing con.
that they have had any effect, other
ban to cure him of the disease.
For sale IN Baton Rouge, by q + Davis.
; j%oor1aB, Boal # Son, Geo A Pike, q NJ
Ierenan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
SADDLERY.
WEEKLY REVETLLE.

Gr Our arrangements for the future will
render the REvEiGLg WEEKLY issue more at.
~tractige than ever before, and we have no
scruplc IN spending time and money upon II,
encouraged, as we daily are, by a swelling
subscription list,
Mn SOL. SMITH, we take great pleasure
in stating, will continue, from time to time,
his inimitable stories.
Mr.. JOHNS. ROBB, ["sokaaire.''1 whose
skill AMI humor, as a sketcher Of Western
Life, is acknowledged over the whole coun-
try, is engaged TO devote his time, henceforth
exclusively to the paper.
A young writer from Europe, 'tSeoteh Epae
grant," whose talent as Fisher Is most re-
misunderstanding off caricatures Of life
with a spirit worthy of Cruikshank-is pre-
pairing a series Of Illustrations, which will an.
pear frem time to time, accompanied by ex-
ira pages of humorous letter press.
Mr Geo L Curry, late Of this paper, is en-
gagged TO furnish a California Correspoaaeace,
aud this feature alone viii render the paper
of high aud peculiar interest, especially
throughout the west.
"John Broson's" papers are not yet exhaust
ed, and "Egerpoint" has hardly yet begun /;
and these, with the host Oh elever Occasion
ais" whosfavor US, certainly must give a spir-
it and life to whatever they may be engaged
upoH&
or Our list Of agents at different points
may be found at the head of the the paper,
and subscriptions are respectfully solicited.
TERMS, So per annum, in advance.
KEEMLE & FIELD
ap2l Editors and Proprietors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

d committee Of two members, now to ~
appointed bY the police Jury adopted
The Yeas were called for on The pessag'
of this resolution, which were given ~
follows Yeas, Messrs. T'omlinaoh, Russ
Deyail, Foreman. Caldwell, Morgan, and
Lea-Naya, Messrs Piker md Pate--2.
The consideration Of procuring The stan,
dafd weights and measures Of the state
was postponed until next session Of the pc.
lice jury.
Adjourned TO meet III . o'clock thIs af.
tertipon.
Saturday afternoon.
The police jury met pufsnant to adjourn.
mont, present the same members III this
morning, except Mr.. Pate.
Tho following account was examined
md allowed.
10 L Morris shli. On summon.
INN police iury. MIA 90
Tho police jury then went into tho MP.
pnlahnent ofeommiapionera Of elections.
For the Baton Rouge, precinctt An.
thouy Monget, Henry Tomlinaors m Mo-
reno. Plains Precinct; John A Mctlugf,
William Noble, Horny Carrie. Sandy
Creek Precinct James Cooper, WIN. u.
Lea, II Hooper. Manehac Precinct ]
y Willis, Isaac Singlotary, j ID Com.
EanhuKs
MeaBrs. Tonlinson and Caldwell, were
appointed u committee 10 examine and mp.
prove Of the record books % be purchased
Tor the uae Ill the clerks Office.
Adjourned-StNg DtE.
THOMAS DEVALL, Pres't.
SAM. SKnLFtELD, Clerk,
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NOTICE

NJ = A&&AAE
This II to notify MI whom IT may concern
TINT the pretended Judgment by which Mary
l. Thompson, (aInes Rev noids,) acquired /
sort Of title to certain lands Of f1ffo IN lbsf-
Vile. VIVA In iteelf vicious, Illegal, informal,
and Of Bef.eifect, and will BIO vet aside. can
esiled, atnuIled, aud reseinded, by my son,
who is now Of age, and whose interest II Il
70 set aside said judgment, and bring tho said
property bach 10 the eueeeasion from which It
was unlaWfuIly alienatad.
This public notice IL given lest any aafyr-
tHtats spectator should BIO taken IN by The
supposed wealth of MrH. Reynolds, as the
temporary dotBiner of said lands, and to
guard ho'test purchasers from the eonaedusn-
ees Of an expensive and tedious litigation,
which would inevitably terminate In thar be-.
Ing dispnHsoased aftof having made perhaps
an important payment IN eaah, or negotiable
paper. q. THOMPSON.
lharyille, June 10th, 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

WAR, P~eaTfLFaeE AND FAMtan-wtib All
their horrible train, may stalk over The land.
the thunder Of England's cannon may roar
in our h%nrbors; the earthquake may open its
ponderous jaws to ebgutph our citizens; hail.
stones and balls If Gro may rain down upon
our heada--and yot, 50 long as the inostimn.
bio PilIa Of DR.. Peters are placed within
reach, We may call ourselves the h]sppiest IA.
ton on earth. And why7 because al those
accumulated horrors cannot compare with tho
autterjngB that result from Diseases and The
thousand Ills that flesh Ii heir 10, and which
his preparations will speedily sweep from our
land. Tbeir power 10 ailent and noteeIens-
but its might IL irresistible.
Those Pills can be obtained Of 0 ? Davis.
of this place.
ynfTn ma aefyts .Y4f.T yfssaa4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

Whereas the Police Jury Of this parish
has caused to he erected such a building Ms
is required hy the Legislature, for the pur-
pose Of obliging the different Parish Judg.
e. to hold their offices Ut the seat or Jus
tice III their respective parishes, and for
other purposes, approved March 9Th 1916.
It Is therefore resolved by the police jury Of
this parish. That the Judge ofthis parish
be notified Of the facts by the service Of
this resolution, and that the clerk Of the
district and of the parish court, be also no.
tilted BY the service ola copy Of this pre-
sent resolution, that there il 4 good and suE.
s,ient building at the seat Of justice to con
ali the records of the district and par.
is nrt therein.
kesolved, That the resolution OF the DO
lice Jury fixing the period Of residence re.
quired To participate III the interests of the
PoYdras fund he repealed.
Resolved, That all sums hereafter ap-
propriated for The parish poor a. ~elyn1osi-
nary aid L. reduced to $50 per annum for
each poor.
On motion, Resolved, That the pension
granted \ Madam Hunt At the June ses-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
ST. JOSFpH,S f.HuRCH
NOTICE.

all nersons DESTROYS of securing choice OF
protestant Episconal) are requested 10 call
at the store of ALFRED GATES, where a
plan OF the pews and number is left for that
purpose.
VIM. MARKHAM. Sen. Warden,
ALFRED GATES, Jr., Warden.
BatonRonge, May 7h 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
MnrLCE

All persons are totwarned from trading for
or having anything to do with a Due Bill
drawn BY Beal or BeaI i. Son, and in favor
Of e. {. Fuqua, for the sum of seventy five
dollars, as the terms stated in said due bill
have never been complied with, and conse-
quently will not be paid.
[iune6l BEAL d. SON.
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1000 lbs tallow,
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100 sacks shot, assorted,
30 kegs white lead,
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let's, stew kettles, round pots. sauce nang,
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