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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11

THE MrsEB's DETERMINATIONS cold wincr,
when the ground was 50 covered with snow
that the little birds could not find any thing
70 eat, the little daughter q misery rich man
gathered up all the crumbs she could find, and
was going to carry them out and scatter them
on the snow. Tier father saw her, and asked
her what she was going 70 do. she told him.
and he SAID, ''lNhat good viii it do? the crumbs
viii not be enough to feed one in a hundred OF
the birds. Il know ii, dear father, said she
"bnt | shall be glad 10 save even one in a hun
dred of them, if | cannot save them ALL
The father thought moment; he knew that
many poor persons were suffering in his vii
lagc, and lie had refused to help any, because
he could rot help them all. His conscience
struck him, and he told his little daughter to
break loaf Of bread into crumbs fer tie birds
while he went TO scatter purse Of money a
mong the poor villagers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11

Phase, sir SAID liele girl who was sweep
ing one Of cur crosswa,hs TO a dandy, You
aava given me a BAL penny. Never mind,
my little girl, replied he, YOU may keep it
for !oug koIesty.'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11

WARRANTEE, Mortgageand Qai' Clam
w Deeds, Bonds, Summons, Executions, ar.
raots, Nenires and Subprnas, Tor sale at
KING S OOhST0RE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
ARTICLE x.--,IEwBERsHTP.

Any man being a resident Of the towns Of
Patsan Prairie, Pike and Bristol, may be-
come a member Of this society by paying in cash
enc dollar to tine treasurer and giving his note
Oh demand, payable TO the Treasurer for five doll
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I.--EAME.

Of the Pleasant Prairie Mutual Protective 50
ciety.
ARTICLE T--NAMF
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
Business Directory,

JOHN l.. V. YATES,
Justice Of the Peace. Office in the Durkee
Block, first door to the left, at the head of
stairs uo23
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11

This Society shall be called the Pleasant Prai-
RE Mutual Protection Society against Horse
Stealing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
ARTICLE IX.--NOTTCE.

any member oi this society being robbed Of
horses or cattle, shall make immediate report 10
the nearest Treasurer or sut-Troasurer, who
shall al once take steps as may be deemed advis-
able for pursuit.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
ARTICLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The sub-trcasurer shall furnish cash for ex-
penses from the funds supplied him by the
Treasurer, such members of the vigilance com
mittec it may be advisable 10 send from his dis
trict, giving immediate notice to the Treasurer
Of his doags, and as soon as convenient after
the return OF the pursuers settle accounts with
Tho LHrna.mrar
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11

Two slaves were recently executed n Miss.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
ARTICLE xT.-voTIFs.

The notes given by members shall not be US
cd or collected except to raise funds to meet in
deblcdness Of the society, or to ropenish an
empty treasury, and then only 50 much as shall
be voted by the society at a regular annual
or special meeting, which shall be decided by a
two thirds vote of the members present.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-11
ARTICLE II.-oBJECT.

The object of tbs society shall be to as
slst It's members in the recovery of horses cattle,
and other propertY which has been stolen.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
MISC Ell / ANY,.

>~~~~~ ~1~-~-~-~>-.-~~~S~ :, ~-->>-S~-"~~', -
Tn CuptKER. HIS hu""h'' n''1
H. hfrls to super add TIE NuiN, lz''''n
of society - i, civilization. lie Su'v-
ais ~ The cradle. at tie ecI.oo'. a the
nl,nr. ia i'Ic market, nu ihr Death Ued'
HIS existence - the embodiment "i a
whine. Passion 80 him IS mere y q
vmmrcr. He clings To What cr'"n'
lshcd. as n snail TO a rucN. II" secs
nothing III thc future Ia, c'l', n7''ilng
"a the past lGt good. Hi> @p't'h is
the dlu'cct # sorrow: lie rcvo,s IN the
rhc nric If laucn,nll0n. HIS mind IS
ull oi for,loiin@> prrn,nlIoHs aud
Nil the ioo'cueS ut pu>s.t,aumIiy. IL
mistakes lhe trembling al lns nerves
ior the intuition Of his reason, OF al
horcs he is the most into'erahic and
merciics~. He draws misery 10 yon
through hS nose on AL occ;s on@ II"
IS master of al ,he varieties # Tie nIt
Of petty ,omcnrng, IL tells yoH Of
lIls fears, his anNicl!o,, luS o!luioE "i
men and things, bis ni.f1'lul,s and
his dream, as though They were The
most CiuvrDg topics a hilc'CS"'S g.
Over every hope Of yonT own he
throws he GLOOM Of hIS d"SpoudcncH
lic is lnnpin- treatise on cnHw, WHO
lnvaics sauc;uatles Ia which 40 mere
book could possibly gain ndml''ouce
+. = Whjpp.c.
TKCr VITO IS he ! tr'
vho wlli not swcrcc from The pa'h u'
du,y II cam 4,he Of wealth "a I
world of houor>. he r,slocistbe ircl
ius, 4 al, the rich aud The poor, lie
honorable ana the hunl!c lie ~ q,
carcful mol to spcad an uiklnc ~ harsi
Uo,d ~ has servant - la hls lord. -
II, .s as attentive 10 tie warts ol
slave rs TO raLce. Whonycr yo'
meet hiui he ~ The saii.e KIND, accom-
mndaiins. uuob,uslsc. tulnbe md
yldnsl. H. ham are embodied she Cd
menls Il pure religion. Ne step
tascn winch the law Of God cundemi.
- no word is spoken dat i'ains HE ca
4 mau. b. YOU Ike han 'hc
WON Nt4 lc iFcpoi~d 70 Arc ~ do
,fu "al ~ ,.,'' .- Il il#r'D
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

'titTi - llHt II! iNA'4"'t'. ,''i' '.'''. '''.
y. v Of J. Baueil's s;or,l contained d
two rooms the cast one had To floor.
the west room ,d hoor aud waS the
court rnoa, Judges scat on north >'"
q li,.e c'cyalcl horchc> tot JuIy osd
~,cctaiors. The Chiei Justices 4 su.
pr,nc aud county courts sat with 'ui'c
corne-rl cockcd up hnts on IA court
fur some 20 years. The Shcufi> at.
Tending court always wore sword, TIL
about 80 years since, and The |. ;
mar>lalls IN tins State did as ,a'c as
1929.
jtl March, I7S7, Rutland elects an
agent To oppose, and appoints con-
mlitco to draft petition tothc Assembly
against the division of The town INTO
two parishes.
Goth June, 1883, Jonathan Whip,tc.
aged ~ yeats, son If Beng. WhIp.c.
Esq" Of WhprIc Hollow. dt>arlcarcd
and was supposed 10 have been kid.
rapI,d 'Wtilc at work at some distance
fro"l I.> fathers house 4 icrsou by
The name cf Allen IN the road IN the
same vicinity, about the same lime,
was HATED in good ling i-l BY two
,....-,.. ! l...... 1 ..,..l ......,.l l.'. J,.I;
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

To b" sloaol. Hhcn taken mut'sr-
81 tbctnan "hnc chasing boy who
vas taoHng lls fruit.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

Thsv are as sex that sune!t with
mo rur' as 'i', that srarye with
uo't.G.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

H. PauS nov style Of pocket has
been ..'rfdDccI ours is uittolfrb.ng,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

re.cc 70 ih"!u,'usn's memory.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
? 0 I I R !
The Clock.

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Iton fac - -, Ptctabns
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-08

E ~ - - -
NJ AIMRoAD LINE 70 THE N NORTH 2IFX b
~ ~ smaFAfE TO BALTIMORE 81, TO wash a:la
mond daily at 81 M, reach Was ash ii P.
M, Baltimore at N, PhiladeIphia in the course
Of the night, and Nsvk3ork by IL M. tM next day,
vance Of passeng e by fs James rv and bay boats
Do do Baltimore Ind Philadelphia, 8
Do OIL, do Philadelphia sy New York, (by j,
b. For the intornatioy of i've public, i! IS deem
Sd WatS t. as that 1 ar geS daily sv Vines
WASHINGTON nm at A. MFreaches PhiINephilaa by
Phil edp the last the rail
81 N and BALTIMORE at P. NJ, arrives Philadel-
railroad line hss under these arrangemenf 9TH, adj
may remain il Washington during the afternoon and
night of hiYarival, and be in Philadelphia the Sext
day to dinner, may transact business in Washing
ton until ps A. M; next day, and yet arrive in Phfs
delphia af an early hour in the evening. =
-. RATES REDUCED 10 .4eys--s--,
sza1Sazaee THE VIRGINIA. SPRINGS ffa 9aEsa0a.
: BY THE LOUISA RAILROAD.
VYNQ avoid increased charges on the Richmond and
ton to breakfast, reach Charlottesville by o'clock.
This arrangement makes the whole trip com forta-
BILE one, without night travel, any of the Springs
Passengers from Lynchbmg or Staunon, going North
will arrive at the Junction in time to take the Rich
mond cars and reach Baltimore the evening" and
Richmond by IL o'clock.
CHARGES BY THIS LINE
Between Staunton and Richmond ............. Sc so
Do Charlottesville and Richmond. ....... 25
Do Stanton and junction. .............. 6 SO
| Do. Charlottesville and Junction ........... 25
Do. Lynchburg and Richmond. ......... 90
Do Lynchburg and Junction. ............. 90
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. NJ, arrive next day in Rich
mond at ia A. NJ in Washington at 44 P NJ, and
in Baltimore by P. M.-tully twenty-four hours in
advance any other lines.
Passengers leaving Richmond or the Junction for
Lynnchburg on Monday, Wednesday or Friday, arrive
in Lynchburg to dinner day, in advance of any
other line-with full nights rest on the road.
Passengers by the stage line between Richmond and
Apc1on, will be taken up and put down their quar-
tiers the city, without charge, and ,ssasre
on as ReeyaREt as sp!enasa Goggles, good
f d0ens, ne can Afford under
Stages will saSs the Powhafahal ouse at o'clock,
at which place the office will be kept, aackets can
be ohained.
j. l.. HEISKELL.
August 22d, ls49 au %
szasx,-rTTTT7T, GREAT REDUCTION.-Fare
Richmondto Lynchburg by Canal
Packets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
and Stages. w
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland Z. ii. by
Packets and Stages. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Fare from Richmond toFarmville by Packets and
Stages. 20
Below, card of intermediate distances for fare and
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-08

ND UsHTON, CLARK Il CO.'S COD IL
ma YER OLA supply OF the fresh artlee lor SAFE
by rmh 26l Il. J. PlCOI.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-08
ours OF passing.
Taovo p;obpoon,l
Leave Lynchburg Mon

intermediate distances ........23 cents per mile.
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boats, will see
the hour necessary to be the canal by referring the
time of starting Of the Boats, and adding the hours il
takes to reach any Of the above distances.
au "a BOYD. EDMOND u DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-08

Packets Observation-Disclosures. SO 50
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
and Stages. w
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. FL. by
Packets and Stages. ........"..........2 IS
Fare from Richmond to Farmvlleby Packets and
Stages. ................. 25
Ran1u card Of and
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-08
III UBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
q A uants for the

Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, CT;
Howard Insurance Company, OF New ! ork;
Franklin Fire Insurance Company, OF Philadelphia
Insure against losses by Fire on Buildings, Furniture,
Merchandise &c, throughout the State, favorable
5ms. All losses adjusted with promptitude.
ar1p Office No. III west Main street. ap2o-t
VMTINDOW COACH, SHEET II DOUBLE
Wv THICK GLASS, of Winslow, MulLca and
other brandsThis Glass is manufactured at the
Winslow Glass Works, the most extensive establish
ment Of the Kind in the United States0 and has re-
ceiyed honorable notice from the American Institute
Of New York, and the Franklin Institute OF Pennsyl-
vana 1t has been extensively used in this city and is
favorably known for its superior qualities OF evenness
Of surface, weight strength Aatness and high polish
It is well packed and opens with little. ii any, loss from
breakage; and therefore recommends itself particularly
10 builders and others in the interior OF the country
Our supplies obtained direct, and the stock on
hand embraces great variety OF sizes OF the different
brands
We have in addition to the above a supply Of best
quality French Cylinder Glass, OF single and double
thickness.
Elg We will also take orders for BEDFORD and Sara
mac Crum, and imported polished Plate Glass, which
we are prepared to execute with dispatch:
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
90 corner of Main and 18th streets,
PicJn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25
The Late sterm-The susquehnnna.

From the Baltimore American, sd.
The storm OF wind and rain on Thursday last
was felt with more than usuRl severity in the dis
trict OF country bordering on the Susquehsnna
river At Wuehtsville the rain fell in torrents for
more than forty hours, causing q great freshet in
the creek near that place. large quantity OF
lumber, estimated 70 be worth from 10000 to
$4,000, was washed away. On Saturday at noon
me rNer At W'ightsyile was within two feet as
nlsn nn was during the great food Of 1916. and
s ~ sua nsng. Tue tow.path OF the Canal be-
"eSn tnat place and the guard lock was pretty
hesfiy al u0der water
we learn that some Of the bridsss betveeu
fofh sno Wnghtsville have bean svent axav
and otners 30 much injured thai thew cannot be
crossed with safety In attempting 10 cros. enc
OF tnem on Friday morning with a locorno,ivs st
broke down PreciPitsted the engineer into he
creek, and either killed OF aroxpeS b;a, H.
name was Cnariss Duncan. rhe fremen .aa;ns
the danger jumped of before the cas- "a ,chaS ,S
bridge and escaped. The locomotive ana ,anS se
both lay in the creek at the last acooQats
At Worthingtons LsneiDg, Nd on the so.o,o
eanna River up 20 noon on Saturday, the r;vsr
bad risen Is feet above low water mark csp.i,s
the stop lock Of the Canal 10 be closed
We are happy to DO able to add that so far a.
nss been asceftsued very httle damage, If auy
nss been done to the Susqashanna and tbs
water Canal, further thar The suspension Of basI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25

SHORT BUT SEVERE SToKn AT RicHhoND.-
RfcLgOHd Va. Jolz % We we're visited yes
terday morning by q tremendous storm of rain,
which only lasted one hour, but did immense dam
rye ShOekoe creek rose twelve feet In thirty
minutes carryiD of lumber, fences and outho1ses.
Mady Inhabitants had 10 take 10 the second stories
y here they were rescued la boats. One house, in
which there were five men and horse, floatef oil.
They were all saved, except one, negro. Many
grocery stores were filed with water 10 the depth
Of three feet. The water suddenly rose fifteen feet
under the market bridge Al the merchants
suffered much loss. The James River Company
AquedUcts were much injured ar. Winston lost
gusno worth s2 600. Cellars in all directions were
filed with wster-walls were undermined and
thrown down, and several small houses along
the river front were carried of. The loss is est
mated at 5000 600.
The FREsHET-The food in Connection. River
is reCeding, bat not rapidly. /. has done immense
damage 10 the grass, pOtatoe and corn crops-par-
ticusrly 10 the two former We presume the po-
tatoe and grass crops destroyed and injured ~
the amount Of $4,000 along the banks OF the Con
pecticut, within the limits OF this State. Ii is
feared that the water remaining so long time
upon the meadows at this season OF the year will
cause much sickness during the month Of August.
The Agaxam River rose rapidly after the rain,
and went through the West Springfield meadows
with a rush, say Q the Republican. Ii cut across
lot Of four acres at a curve, and covered it with
mud, nearly if not quite running it. The rivers at
the north must have been swollen to an unusualex-
tent on Saturday, as the longcontinued rise in the
Connecticut and its tardy fall evince pretty high
feed from some quarter. Hartford Tins, 3d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25
TRAVELLING.
. r,...r-..u.1NKW.fORh = kKIk kAIl-

IN EAssszazl Skw. Ohh - "A. kh ~ sr ~
ex->LO AND THE wEsr.-sumnsr Ar.
rng-rsn.-L,.vc New YOSt tOr siasn.nsoa. El@irs.
psees daily, Sundays sKeepst) BY ssesmeoai HohAs
fourLL rom pier foot o. D1ans-a Is fOIlows;
sresffsst and supper 90 board ne boat
Chester, hiddsso~n ron Jervis Mar ovs1arE, DegossI
L@Hesboro BinghamEon- owcso, Ws'erly F.e.oryvine)
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo sc. can lodge 81 Ge
news and taxing Toe Express frsin mon toAnv nsx !
morning. arrive Rochester aud Buffalo ~ the same nlo
a. passengers via Albany, with tho advantage ola nghGs
a.nons-arivns Corning the same evening 40 IS 0es
WAY fsAIs Az Is PA Tor otissils ard all 'n'ermeci-
are stations
NIsEr ErPIE.frArs, .isl5PA stopping at FisrmcnL
s1aerns Csestsr Goshen, Md eiown 0rsvie PortJer
via and al NE stations Wea Of Pon Jervs Passengers
Tor RUgso by this train procsed TO Geneva dine there aud
take Express rra,r IRON Albany arriving B1Fsle
evening Passenger for Ithaca. csyugs Bridge, and
towns Csyugs Lsfe, take the Of the cayugs and
susquehSnns Railroad OwegO. which leave lmmsdiaely
% Ihe avs Q, The Erie sni Ps.seose.s for togt and
Bossburg Railroad Corning Stages leave Nsrrovsb1rg
Deposit Lsnesooro singhsmson, Owego WsveFly, Fss-
'oyVe Elml,s AID SS; M % WV, q he H'O'
EIPRE.s Train lesves Genevs 81 IS A. n stopping II
Ilmira WsveFiy lFacIoryvillel owego, Bingssnton,
Pm
WAY AND MAIL YRAr leaves corning si AN SOP.
png all 1oe stations and arrives IN NevYo sis5rA
NieHr ExFEEss rRAIs leaves Geneva q - Pm and
Corning a. - III. stopping n all the stations weti OF
For yer1s and st kddegOvn, Goshen, CHESTER suferns
arc eiermorL arriving 10 New-Yort ass An.
WAY Tram lesves Orsvils al Is AN stopping Al al
he ssnOns, and arriving IN New YORK. 81 II AN.
u Special Train OF Monday morning leaves ron
In New fort al 10 An
NEwErRGH BH4scR leaves Nswburgh ii AN and
and = IA eSp an si,h ne gsns sSsS
or or arrival Of the trains rom the West
TssIeHr TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane 81 al Pm
freghi for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and all places
by freight trgtna n Forwarded
,rv5s =, C9isLCs sINoY supeript,pe.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25
- rEzzzz9z1 NORRIS AND RssExRAIL.
- - RO TRAINS

r. IHz1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL.
~ 49, acknowledgements TRAINS
UP.-Leaye NewYoTk foot Of Corr
PM.
PASSENGER TRAINS Dows.-Lesve Dover SIS AM add
son, $50 4 NJ and go r NJ; summit 10 A. M and
sO5 NJ mnlylie 7so 4 n and Sis NJ Orange, 80
IREIsHr TRAIN-Lesve Dover 5 A. NJ; leave New.
York M NJ
oRAseE HoRsE cAE.-Lesyo Orange IA NJ and $50
Passenger. oy these trains are receiyed and delivered
each way al North and South Orange Mlyile, Summit
Chatham hsdison Morristowu, Morris Plains, penvie,
Al Dover stages connecting with Tho A N. passenger
!rsn leave for sncassunny s..nhoPe Newton Hseaes.-
Wednesdays and FhdayL and for spsrs, yohnsonsurs.
Blairsiown, Columbia, Delaware Wafer Gap, suongs
ssToash safonVie s..nSops pa s%h. TaVsrpp .N o.
Rlesviile. Cnfon Dunmore, Hyde Park Provdsncs on
the r. N. train, for Nsw-Yorr -- ''''
Al Deuvine stages leave or Pswsrve and Boonton on
the arrival OF the A. NJ and p ~ trains om and meet he
A. N. and P. d. tTsins for New-YoTk.
Al MoFristowu stages leave the arrival OF tho A. M
passenger trains for Mendham, Chester Schooeys Noun
ai1 Arlington, Bevcere and Easlon, daily aud meet
the r NJ nsfns for Ne~-York
klso for Backing Ridge on the arrival OF the r n train
returning next morning connecting with hs ~ train for
EXTRA fRAIN FOR sCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN.
~ ADDITION 10 The above trains a. extra express train
viii commence running on July 5sh and continue an
III further notice
Leave New.York from the foo, Of cortlands At 10 An
leave Newark the arrival Of The A. train from Phils
delphiS proceeding directly Morristown and Dover
where carrisres VIII readiness To convey
10 Schooley's Mountain arriving In time for dinner.
This train IL going up viii receive and deliver psssen
gers only the following stations Orange, Mllyle sum-
NIL Chatham Msdisou Morristowu and Rock.vay
Reiurung viii leave Dover al 5 P. A. and MorhsIown
al 5! NJ Stopping FOR passengers a. all the regular Sta
uous and connect With the II P N. tram 70 New-York
Passengers are to procure heir tickets before ,.sng
Tickets viii he received only on he day when purchased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25
WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT MA
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