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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-20
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Scr9letd, fncen oaB Die urrid,icoenen Be-
ridhte ndht 9euau in alIeu Ninltdtcn nit cin'
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gen Su fa5en.
ST nun birler Srriht in alIen SinfTdten
pabr, 70 Ut bisS eas bIuti9itr 5refcn 9rme,
fen, oae je In Wcrico RdttaefunScn bat, oecr
Der 9lcrrcchite Sic9 Der jendl6 ourd, gmr.
rifdnlIte QSdffen errun0en muree -Seecnft
man ba;u, eag bic Werifaner beiuabe 5 III
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tra9eu, Ieine quite @inrio)mngen uuo Ieiue
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lid oas Gle amerfdniiden 3ruppru 1000
an Der 3abl, ben Seino iu @1arbdscc, 3 coer
Reilem ocn Dem @aptclium gctroffeu ba 4.
ben Die @erifducr paren $4,000 Wanu
fart, unc bmter iebr ifdrfen Votterien bon
Rdncnen bcIdliiSt -9odI einem blutiqen Sc
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ger trIneeu. Gin Wifenltnitauo puroe
cinaegln9en, uuo 5 @cmmsicners oou Rsr'
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Sriecsu ertIdrt
Spitcre ourh bas Sd,itf RarD Su0Slauo
iibcrbratte Truigteitcn melcen, oas Sen.
Scph ocn Bafenfiatano pCrasldla9en
babe, oa6 Die Staot Werico nidt in nuIrrer
@jewdlt ii, unb eas fcIlie fein SrieccnsItHs
aus ben observation-disclosures fclgrn, cn ance.
lres bIuti9es 3rcfeu itaul1ucen mus, Sen.
. tt bcfano I'D, nit eincm Sbeil 1siucr
lrupprn in ecm pifdif orS Sihrfs ju Ia'
! cubdDl, Hah ben icSlCn Veridlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-20

TWir tabcn beute siusn arcsen 9bsil
un!erer SpaIten NIT Merifaniftsn Tcnig.
feiten ongtfhllt, 9Iaubsnc bas mir unferH
esirrn nidts icnft pcrle9en fonnen, psldes
lte mcbr iuirrcIirt. J,
Der ar6ete 2beil ees nod, ilbrigeu 9RaH.
mes in curd, ppliliite 9Iuf}les .angefiiaf.--
SHieriiber wotIen mir blcs' bcmerfen, oae I'D,
Die Sadhc in .psgi9rn Wcden fd,cn rpieoer
iucern rpirb, 6enn nad Der Wahl weroen
mir rpieoer cine 9roee 8erld,iseenheit Nrti'
fcI ibcr aaerlci @e9eultinoe, lisferu.-Sabt
MIR Elm wenia @coulo, bonn es tam nidbt
9lacs auf Gtnmal acfhcbeu"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-20
Ninrfhnrnpton Gnuntr.

llutre @e9uer bon Rcrtbampfcn SauntD,
baben Ieste Dche fOl9encen 9Bablieitel 9s'
bileet:
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6 IN M r-Scfepb Stcepsr.
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@oroncr-Wm s Mide.
aubitor-6. R. RmfhIcr. '
HT@S fca fpisosram iiemIif lfirmifdI
t;i Der SCnucnlicn lusssen0en fctH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-20
WsGsiafctts 8 Nr(t.

Die S6bne Der Rdsiafeit trrfsu jeBt stus
itdItcn fir cine Mdeiafeits Srier, eie auf
uddlifen Srcitaa, ben 24ifen oieIeS WcnIs,
in Bath, Gcrtbamptcn @anntD, ifatlfncrn
fol-. Cine prc;cecn fol- I'm llbr Iad,'
mitdgs sebiIcet, unc bic Sreunce Der Rdf'
iI9fet Io,pie bas publifum I'M 9ia9emeineu,
III eiuoc!aocn bei;uwchuen, = 9ieoeu follen
ourd, Z. y. ounf uuo R 9Bdlfcr, III Der
@n9iiteu, uno & 9B. 9id,aros in Der Deut'
ldlen SprndIe gebnlten peroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-20

Ser Serfauf ber Staat5irerfe-nn'
iere 9esner - Die un0usifebli6en
GStaatssSaren.
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hair small brown whsksrs. Drsas-satinst saok cotton
shirt With linen bosom and boots vest and psntaloons
not stated.
Such the description which Mr. Pratt gives u Of the
persons and clothing Of the dead FAR as the awuy
mutilated romans enable Judgement to be formed
supposes al thess to have been Americans anu s'
mechanics or lsborers .so,.
There seventh person killed on the ROAD nDOu'
mile and half beyond the place OF the soove 49, 49,.
and 1t In supposed either that he was struct on Va" en-
by the side OF one Of the of the same tram e
from the platform Of them Tns oody wss Po.ea
up and brought by the Ssxonvilie Train wnicn oame
down shstiy after that from Springfield ne oecsssso
was an Irshman 70 or 80 years old, clad IN green
Jacket, plaid vest blue ovsrals and shoes Two silver
watches were found on bis person. ~ 10 oopJsc'ufeu
that be was lahore on the water works
This accident has been attributed TO various causes
and IL Is Impossible to ssy whether arose from care
Iessness or from breakage that could not with or
binary attention have been guarded against One story
runs that the Irishman who was killed was brakeman
on the cars who fell on bn whether he was or not we
are unable state. IL Ii almost impossible to obtain
account Of such even from eye
and persons who themselves
the excitement and confusion; and all railroad officers
reluctant to questions that may affect the
stock Of their different companies. The public, how
becoming little interested In relation to these
frequent accidents and look to somebody for investga
ton and explanation IL will not do to hush these mat
ters up because the individuals killed wounded have
not fame In the community, and the sacri-
fee to human life within the last fortnight in this State
has teeu Of consequence than any proat
to all the railroads within its borders.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-New World, (packet) Knight Liverpool Grinnel
Minum Co; Bavaria (packet Howe Havre, Fox Living
Barks-Chancellor Gray. West Coast Africa, Ma
thu s; d Godfrey, Bears Genoa Howes Godfrey & Co.
paOn sS5ge' ,n R;t cN
Chae POST Science. Fish Mobile Dunha Dimon
ANA Hyman, Tollsr, Newbem. NC.
do; Lady Feawck Hotchkss. New Haven.
drons coal to Tremiet The T. has had pilot board
Bark Isaac Mead Brown Savannah, IA days. to Demill
CO. Oct 3l lon IS 90 lat 81 81 fell in with wreck appa-
reny that of Eastern low deck schr with trunk cabin
wo gangways the forward Of the trunk four
on quarter decks lay by her from O'Clock the morning
until O'clock the afternoon, which time she disappeared
blowing porte gale which made impossible for us to
time breaking the second mates bnnacle and
Bark Peter Demin Picket Savannah, "A days. to NJ De-
Brig Arabian (of Charleston) Haine Havana 81 days
the captain. Sailed in CO. brig Caspian, Willy for Phiade
ph Passed going - scsr "a from psd
seaman The has experienced head winds fom to
bushels salt 70 Dunscomb Beckwith
Brig Henry Buck Richardson Cedar Key. Fla. to Gree.
chr kssns Hill 0imssd 20 p days with 1899 81,
the Hole the Wall spoke brig New York, Of and from Tho
seHr DeRosset. Brewster, Wilmington. NC to Brown
sehr Iynehbure, Could Richmond days from the Capes,
schr Columbia, Knapp Baltimore stuges. Chairman
schr Eliza. Doane. Harwich, to Whitney
Below.
Brig Philura, Thatcher Savannah to Durham Dmon
Also a bright sided ship; barks; 2 briggs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09

wAsHIssror, Nov. 7, is<7.

The Nsws. fi-|
We havstwo mails upfrom the South tonight Some
screw broke isoss In the Mobile steamer for there
have several failures in that direction of late We
are afraid our old friend NJ O. Cave johnson, never
viii get this southern line under discipline.
No latsr news from the city Of Mexico.
Gen. Taylor IL coming homo in December. He has
fnishsd up his psrtof the work
Captain Turner, witness In the Fremont trial. ID re-
gistered at Colemsns this evening.
Our beautiful Indian summer has been superseded BY
q cold 6su' easter. e.
We hear Of vague rumor to-day that Fillmore has
probably been elected Comptroller In York State, and
that the wings have been successful west Of the bridge
ERGO.
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spAT sxEE.:sS 4 r.: A s
: :ss en- y.:Ar S:lss :ss: sa
ss vices: iss 'ss
y + d e .I p.s:$ log
p POI col, oil chains, ! tbs and u inch.
oa S I chez.
short handle FRY bed screws, iron weights wrousht IRON
i halter and s dog chains, Ss
Aso- cks new .nd handsome assorted table and pocket
sham 5ast rsS plain and French fork. fine
Aso-A large and general of sardsd cutlery.
s:si saS p.ns
A:s: sosS: S.:
.ge Frames fancy Boxes messurDg Tapes. east steel gun
UpSoi.ssiy AaSs 'dashsry, Cap: dozen Spectacle
e.. ... II quantity of Gold Jew
dealer. sls g. as
ing the auction the morning previous ne lt.Ic
sss .:.s' G III
Painting hy eminsn5 puteh Artist. will &c sold by hSvsi
and Pleasing pieturs viii sund among them potion
being neatly famed They can now be seen On the
HTAF MAD SfSHStx :ss y
ne
will Be By AaS1 % Me,
sied on Madison avenue ss soh aud si Of
the f'a's 5 'T Io,s on M M.di.ioa avenue.
i !: +! : : :;;::::
1i.Ti aff.s Val T:ss ss'"n s. 5
r. HUkCH OF THE ANNUNciATloN in IAN street
s ~ !" s X: ssss
being the pulpit and ecy opposite the O
xsi :; II i'H' VIII Is
IN UTVT 5,F PHT.,Ea DITNING TaE aITsFENsION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8, lsi7.
Tdylor Convention.

The Taylor Convention Of the city and county Oh
Philadelphia, met this morning at Military Hall there
being large attendance OF delegates In consequences
Of 1t being ssesrtsinsd that some Of the pre'in0"
had not yet elected delegates the e0n''..vn
county Court House. JGsn. Adam Dnier formerly
Adutent General Of State presided over Inc dssgs
ton and Col John Sidney Jones' was ons OF the score
tariss en Ier was the chairman Of the Safety Com
mttee A. the time Of the memorable Buckshot War 10
as and Col Jones was one OF the Secreeass OF inc
same committee al ..... ..
Sale OF Stocks at Philadelphia
NV s-FRsr BoARp-aoo Copper. M 1000 Reading
mr. Bood, 6s, s33Do State IS 12: 1000 Loan IS: ST.
IssX 1890 Treasury Notes s lotx 60 Lehigh Coal Scrip
~yrsa sAIsssoo sshuylkin Nav ss ss TO- SEQ 0irard
Bank lO}<, 10 900 State 3s 79h
8pooNp 10 Lehgh Coal Scrip. 0s4; 70 do 81; 80
Read ns RR 71x 1000 8 Treasury Noes loox; 400
L. g. lo2H r. m,ngton Copper 49, 900 State Ss 73
Arrsn Sal Es-sote State ss 7sI, 1000 do 81. s., 10 Gil
rnd Bank Io1S; 1000 Reading Mortg &c Bonds e93s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
North-vvest corner Of Fulton and Nassau stss
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION--rORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price 2 cents pes copy--
81 as Per ennum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price ek cents
per copyt3 l2k cents annum--payable in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Or - exclusive Of postage payable in advance Sub GRIP
nors and Advertisements will be received by Mes9s Cag
John Miller. the bookseller, London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Pubshed ON the
LIST Of January Of each year--snge copy sirpence.
ADVERTISEMENT6.a at the usual pricssalways cash in
The proprietor will notbe responsible for tsi
msv OCCUR in them.
rflN Zinc of Ill tisds ss,susss s.sudfsr sad rish
All lsssy Or sspnvsisssoss by NALL addsssssl 20 the
popnStV s(te eelshmfah es - pen psid, ne pes
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Flour n1 ARK cts.

PHILApELsHIA, Nov. 6.-Ths market generally has
been unsettled consequence Of the unfavorsbe
nature of the advicss from Europe Flour was gem
orally held at So SO for good brands without sales Rye
Flour-A small sale at So as In meal, nothing de-
ing. Grap-Wbsat continues inactive, and we only
hear of sale Of 1900 bushels good Southern red at 81 IS
per bushel No further sales Of rye. Corn has been
very dull and prices depressed oats are also dull at ~
A. cents for Southern.
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COMMERCIAL lNTELlAlliENCEs
8alea Of stOcka nj Baltimore.

AT TIE srosK BoAnD NSv S-sSooo y S s Sa, los
o2 bid Treasury g. closed lol4 asked loox bd
closed 86k asked s5X hid City per
of 1900 closed at ss asked 0sX bid Baltimore aad Ohio
Railway shares 42X asked for the opening, AZ bid.
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MARTINI III E RAID.
-----------=
Port Of New York, November o, l6A7.
Rises .. 6 Al MOON sErs.......... OF
-. -. "A 46 HIGH WATER Is
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Passenger Arrived.
SAvArNAH-BaIk Isaac Mead-Mrs w & T Gadding
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AT EsSKS. CAREY 4 YER VALEN, surgeon Dentsts,
I having recently returned from Souk America announce
to their friends and the public that they are now
perform all operations appcrtanng to their profession ~ ne
residence, No us Chambers' st OF -i lz.-Ic
TsHE NEW PATENT INSTRUMENT OF s. On;
BRAILLY. OF Paris, pupil Of the eee
Lisranc for the of Irritation, w eahness s
Other diseases ofhe womb without the Use g. rhss
ham MiIhau is3 BroadwaX Psii7s. 20 Hu.on S :,
s s Broad % q 'p'l'''s {" D' BRAN.
ss!.; N Ays is:'E Il: Y
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Foreign ImP0rtat1ons.
HAvANA-BIs Arabian-333 boxes sugar Sturges co-lco
d. Robert Wilamsie7y T,ylorlso 600 segars FabeJ
KeiIey-io,Oos do " M-ff-2c c. do Ayez.sna-ioooo
do dox pineappies punches 10
70 master-l3 900 segars 20 order.
Domestic lmp0rtaf10ns.
aAvArrAH-Bark Isaac Mcad-l0t bales cotton 4 x n
Cmvrs-sI do II Coit-6l n Brigham--3l & Sneider
50 Brigham Carhart-oo casks Cszet Asom-lo5 do
j Cram-iOo do w N Habersham-99 do 70 order.
SAvANNAn-Bak reier Demilli96 bales cotton Swain
-l7s do Bingham Cahsrt-3I do 4 Il Gravss-2i H
Brgham--t23 ties Bolton
CEpAR KEy-Brig Henry Buck-l23 sticks cedar 0rice-
Is bales cotton l. Maitland
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TA.IFF OF PhIyEs DURING THE SUSPENSION
u OF NAVIGATION, le7-i8-By kxpress.
Iofs off los. under 200

DlvnRBt0n WeI1s IoTWdrd
of Buffalo but will forward them to Messrs Livngston &
Fargo Buffalo, whose line extends Thy stige) to Milwau
kie Cleveland. Detroit. and Chicago. .
The Express propretors hold themselves responsible only
forwarding merchants - . =,
Bank notes. specie jewely valuable or leh and bulky
goods taken by spec contract only Glass and glass ware
taken only The sole risk Of the owner. .
Goods destined for places of the line Of railroad west
of Buffalo will be delivered other lines other
modes Of those places une otherwise
ordered and all visibility part ceases on delivery
Of the property az aboys; ,ur,-,.
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!ssSf \; I -: J:
II S:; o 5iifib n ss'i
MI Bss.; Henry Mr. rss'Oa Mi. Bifna. sir' vsIn0ni
so %s is1ssf; hs S.Ssn X
pos% Open M .rsE esoeL Psron.pee. win
QOWERY THEATRE.-W JAexscg ssaAx,r; sssss
s M s !. m ~ s
k MDsSviss :nsa Mr. s sSsr "
~ sSsssis with q: somssy NJ Dunn Eass
ni. M Philip. n I. D. as JsIssa
Pss os' a , IL isss y. me MI
M.s:s sssh;4 y
+. 1E D.si IT. M aas ST
%Rss &: GRAND representa-:
sossisssi s VIII & <: isHss q NEw F9oTMANNE
ssSs NIL. Nh C. wNS. Henry
Boxes IS cents-Pit l2X cents.
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Tuesday Eve
BEE %Np 81 w
J6NK-Thsophiin: siehai E.a. Mr. Cunningham; My.,
siSsh WIZ New Planet. Mar.
With s?ss n: Mr.
Door. open * oeoci. end the cus,aia will rise att
RAKNUM's AMERlCAN NUsEUM-Pf +. BAkNUY,
sPL fEsf' AS5 iFERFoRMANcEs
This afternoon o'clock. and this snng h.fpast
c.s yfPy az s' fSff i hs nSss W m
MAGNIFICENT. BALLOON HANORAM1C PAINT.
mo OF THg GFEAT CITY OF LONDON.
GREAT WESTERN. the Yankee Comedian.
MISS BEhNAbR, AcEe.s and yocalis:
CLARA HH fisISs SSkaSS SSTxSa AslSrT
~ s :s;sS \ l Teller.
Admissop 70 whole children under ten years
Of age and old enough TO walk alone, AK cents.
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&k(M CHALLEN6E.-NotiSe to sentence who Esnt,
ioring Dying Cleaning aud Repairing Establishment S. Gold
street. where Won can all grease pitch tar glue ard pint
on The most re asonsbie terms,by J B. NOAH.
66 Gold strr Ell, doors from Hickman 81.
NB-The highest pr.ce paid Tor gentemens left off
ing apparel. Oh t'rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09

eaeros e merit ne 2, e psInsge e pub
port Offers for their palate choice Of 100 dishes, Prices
too long established by him to need repetition. -
ole iltsrc n. X. GUNTER
MEINHARDT's OILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
letters are remarkable for Durability and
the cywhch brllianey warranted to stand exposure
the weather Tcey also apanned color that
be desired Orders e Jones' Bcebee Co.'S l2o Fulton
street, will be attended to. -.
The parnerhp heretofore subsstne Msiuhardt
Stott, was dissolved on the LIST July. .,..,nr
a1ssmsfh NJ MfLNHAhDI.
no LET-A fuInisbed room for single gentleman by
L Fresch family. Enquire at 90 Read 81, I'd door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09

SAUSAGE CAslNGs-lt0 kegs, the very best quality,
y for sale by MEKB1TT CO. SO South street, corner
Wall no 3tsre
NOTICE TO THE INTERPRETATIONS
N SWEET Nstuf:l Bonssster may Be- consulted By eav
sire Ct agent sell my medicine way South at the
franklin House. Che,nut street, Philade pha. no ~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09

MAINLY BOARDING SCHOOL IN The COUN.
experienccd teacher has taken for yeas
past, number children, not sIcsednE ton into her tamil!
and no spared to advance them their studies
der them comfortable and happy while under her care Great
very healthy and retired There at present few vscan
cies For references and enquire Of T. Belts ESQ.,
s22 3otsm
SpLkNDlD GOTHiC DOOR PLATEs.-The sabscri
y Der would cly invite the attention OF gentlem
his and beautiful sye Of Door and Number Plates,
late Fair the handsomes Plates up
and for which he received the premium
X. ROBERTS.
Premium Door Plate Establishment
No l2tsrc 562 Broadway. Prince st.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11
BOUND BOOKS
FOR TEN CENTS A VOLUME.

Vie FOLLOWING rs A CATALOGUE OF THE
Books embraced in the Cheap Library, No. 3, OF
One Hundred Volumes for $40, Just issued by the
AMERICAN SUNDAY ScHooI. Union. No cheaper list
oil books has ever been got up in this any other
country The books are well printed on good paper,
neatly and substantially bound and in size vary from
The Sisters. 2 The Good Son. Christ our
S saviour The Reformed Family. The Beautiful
Sy a IGSa SHIFTS oSs 1 Gs 4nfhC %on M u "
Chase: II The Rainy Afternoon. II The Paradise
Of Children. 10 Florence Kdder. "A Alfred Ora
ham b - Arthur; l6 Susan De Groot u Anson
Is Daniels. Is Eleanor vanner. 10 Howard Irwin.
20 Ann Ray; 81 Select Poetry. 90 Harriet and her
Scholars % Iuliana Oakley. 81 Life of Christian
F. S~nrtz % Sqsnnnah, Or the Three Guardians,
ns s'O y Ct I sa"f re % and stpo
Lives Of Andrew Fuler's Children 30 a Sketch of
my Friends Family. 81 Emina 81 The Broken
Hyacinth: 30 POPULAR superstitions. 81 The lnidel
Travels about Home. 80 Ellen Hart. 80 The Sea-
sons 40 Black Jacob, or the Life of Jacob Hodges
Al Clara's Childhood: AZ Scripture Prints; 40 The
Daryman's Daughter. 46 Wild Flowers. A. Con-
versations on Prayer. 4s and 40 Scripture lusra
tons. so The Gift, or True and False Charity dis
tnguished; 81 i1adassah, the Jewish Orphan NJ, o.
shpman in China. So The Life of President I'd
wards. SO Memoir of Rev. Thos. Spencer; 80 Life
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