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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03
LesciSbslTg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning. April 3
A New Volume.

Tn;. week We commence Volume Seven
Of the "Lewisburg Chronicle" Any one
who would compare the Is, No. With the
present would observe conclusive ev'cence
Of progress in the newspaper. and cola'e'
raj proof Of tho advancement OF ito locality.
May Lewisburg and the Chronicle con'in'
ue to flourish, for seven years % come. ss
they have for seven years past.
BY looking q, the first page of this pa.
per, i. will b seen that the Printer has
made a change in the heading. which ~e
hope will be admired BY all ..as j: is BY us)
for its nea,ness. completeness and freedom
from useless titles and verbisge. J. ,slls
the whole story. and nothing more.
This change-wi,ha substitution ofIhn.
nor leads, or spaces. between each line
ADDS NEARLY Two COLUMNS
weekly, to the reading matter ofths paper.
We had hoped 20 have bouyh, noe type
and made other improvements. but the
"where~i,har' does no, yet warrant.
For many kind efforts 10 extend our pat
ronags, we are grateful end bespeak con-
,inuance Of such Avoss. Or improve
mest. our appearance. end our spirit. sii
keep pace with ,he indusemsoss and the
means
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

pr"The MiIioBian" seems disposed 10
condemn Col. SI.er tor iis opposition 10
Ihs proposed new county OF Freesnd.'
As-ihs discordrni noie comes from the
Col. 3 own political fold, we as a po'nici.n
have no'hiog 10 do with ii except to look
on and enjoy the fi,n But a, a ci, xep o!
old Union, whose territory was To be unee-
remoniously carved UP for the gods and
IIlle fishes Of FreeIand, We mus. .ay that
We are glad the Col has The frmness and
good faith to adhers 10 the written ,pu uollsh-d
pledge he gave on this suhlec, has, Fall.
Ali the townships in This county ezc-p, ,wo
are rsoluteIy opposed 10 division and
We think the majority in those ,ownsh,ps.,i
their opinions could be fully ascerlainsd.
are also hostile TO this unnecessary and
impolI,ic mni,laiion ol our territory.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

DMs. Miller. . Naturalist. from near
Boston, {who ~iIh'n the !a,, six month. has
iraveled on ioot from Lake Ontario IN the
Gulf Coasi of Florida will lecture 10 The
basement Of The Bapts, church OH Thurs.
day and Friday evenings Of this week. on
the Natural History Of the States through
which he Notwithstanding the climate,
ANIMALS, plants, scenery. Sc, OF the d.iTs.
rent localities on bis roue. He presents
reliable recommendations. and will doubt.
less impen much Interesting information.
We besperk los hnm q full house. TIE
price Of admission is fixed ., the merely
nomina! sum of CT cents. 1icke;s cau 10
had Y, Mr.. LyndHl.'s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

The House passed bill Incorporating
company to build railroad from Harris
burg to Sunbury, with the power to extend
the same TO WilIiamspsr,.
A bill 10 elect Prosecuting Aiiornis.,
has passed The Senate. and We sincerely
hope vill soon become . law. A bill ha.
also been reported. and will doubtless pass.
10 cleo, the Auditor General and Surrey.
or General.
The Appor,ionmen, and Bank Bile arc
still under discussion.
Nos, OF the members Of the Legislature
on Saturday las, made p'slsure trip on
the Cea,rsi Rail Road to Lexis.o.n sna
back.
: The bill to consolidate Franklia ard
Marshall Colleges u, Lancaster. has pa,..d
the House.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03
"Noviiius," mex, week.

A "MUaDEKED" Man Fou.p AIrvs
The Einira N. Y, Gazette stale. that
Mr.. Salisbury. who disappeared from that
place last fall and was supposed to he mur-
dered. has been discovered a, Waterloo.
Seneca Co., New York, where he has been
all Winter. chopping wood. Two meu
By the name Of Rorick and Russell, ~ha
we're with him about the lime OF his d,
appearance, have been tried for murderIrs
him, during his absence, and for'unse'
acquitted. What induced him TO Leave
abruptly. he is no, able to slate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

"The proceedings OF The Democrshc
County meeting held at New Berlin las
seek. will b. found IN ano her column.
So far - our observation e1eni,, tey
hasnOniIe with the sentiments OF nine.
leuihs Of The Den rscy of Tn. county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

O We Tins ~eek give our readers, Of
all parties, a. opportunity 10 Judge nlei.i-
sen'iy Of our Congressional Represents.
wee position on the Slavery question. as
'onnscted wi'h the Ter.rores and Tho
admission nf Csliiusnis.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

0In Congress. the sOhjec. Of Slavery
10 under discussion 40 usuaI-but mode.
crate counsels prevail. and California will
hs admitted As soon As members are de.
Iivered OF their speeches.
Mr.. Calhoun's funeral took plaza on
Tuesday.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

0Ses conclusion Of '.Jan,e, Bell and
his UCcls Grey" On The hrs, psge. Young
people ~ho haze study may profit by the
moral these Sketches 50 happily ,ncuicsie.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

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"The trial Of Prof. Webster at Boston
for the murder Of Dr. Parkman, resulted in
verdict Of Guilty. last Saturday. On
Monday morning. Chief Justice Shaw sen.
ieucsd him to be hung. The evidence vas
entirely circumstan,ial, but many portions
Of il were SO strong and pointed ss 10 be
irreconcilable with the supposi.ion Of his
entire innocence. Yet, il the reports Of
the case which have reached ~ are accu.
rate and faithful, there ore several ihinxs
of Importance in the management Of his
defence which leave 40 impression on our
mind Of either want Of skill or fidelity on
tho part Of his counsel. We do not ex.
actly see. either. how the Jury could. un.
der the evidence and the established rules
oflaw in criminal cases, justify q verdict
for murder in the first degree. He vas
certainly not entitled 10 any privileges ,ha,
would no, be freely extended to the mos,
obscure individual in the community. ys,
he should have had. 10 the fullest extent,
the benefit Of those doubts which are The
common right Of every person arraigned
for capital offence.
But, viewing it in any aspect. the
case 10 oppressivsly painful, and has no
parallel in the history Of our country. lf
Prof. Webster be really guilty, i, shows TO
wba, terrible straits expensive habits ofliv.
ing ~i.hoa, a correspsediag income may
drive persons Of even mature years. en-
l:ghlened understanding. and unblemished
character.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

@"s promise our readers . erea,er
varsity next ~sek. The Farmers Cor.
ner" 10 on the last page in this No.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

!. "Faiher Richie. Of The Washington
: Union in a letter to tho New York Globs,
admits that the Slave Trade in the Dis.
'rict Of Columbia ehould be abolishod.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

GT"The toiumbs Democrat" has been
.nisrSeo and improved. snd j. u. Freeze.
Esq, 10 now associated with Col. Tate 10
is Editorial management. Good ILcx 20
ihsm
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

Cincinnati. Monday. April !.
Private sdvices from New Oriean. .s'
that the Cholera had again broken cut u
that city, and it was feared il xorId az
sumo an epidemic form.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

@The suit. Hayes VS. Gudykunsr, ls.,
week al New Berlin, resulted IN q verde,
for tie Defendant.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

q The "Soc'ety for Inquiry" will hold y
regular monthly meeting on Sunday nesi '''
o'clock, +. NJ, at The Academy building 'n ~
Hill. A report on The Progress Of Christian,
in the Exiension Of American T,nIoy, W.
be presen,ed by Mr. FosrEn. IN. pubic !"
invited to ssssad. April .. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

oT Sse lis, OF Removals. New Goo!.,
and other advertisements 10 this week,
paper.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

The Cho'ers is prevailing a, Monier...
in Mexico. The Governor died there CT
the l0'h ul,. The mortality in the c'r
and country is estimated a, two hun3red'
day. 1t ID also at the mining lows G
lncmsl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

The bill to abolish capital punishm.n'
in Ohio, which passed The Senate. has bsel
defeated in the House.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

"Sickness among the Printers h.ni,
will excuse The delay IN the issue o: hi.
paper.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

Hon. JoHN CALDwEIL CALHOUN died Al
Washington City on Sunday morning last
aged 90 years. He stood 10 The fros, rank
Of the erea. men Of America and his death.
although not unexpected. has created a
profound sensation Throughout, the Nation.
He was remarkable for great force Of intel
lect, strength OF will, and the unsu'lisd
purity of his private life. He Slled large
space in The public eye;for near forty years
past, and would doubtless have been elevs-
,sd to the Presidency long since. il he hnd
not. with mistaken but sincere devotion.
immoIsied himself On tho altar Of South
Carolina's iancied interests. The grave
has closed over hin, and his political errors
will be forgotten 10 the ligh, OF his many
personal virtues ssd distinguished public
services.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

oC0urt, st Sunbury, this ~eei, and
next,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03
qHD CHRONICLE.

II. g. HIcXoX, Editor.
O. n. woRDIM, Publisher.
Il 50 cash in advance, 9s in thsss months y pee
within the year. and $3.50 ss the end OF the year.
A..n,. in phil.delphis-v Palmer and Casf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
Sefentlt6e 8erlammluno.
Ser 4te s1mli 1850.

8ei elmer 9roben SerfammIuns aebaItsn in bet
Staot Quentaun. am 1beno oeS 2llfen Sun an,
9aufe bes gS u m 6 "a q. um Qnifatten Su
tretfen ben fommenceu Sag Der unabbdne9feit aui
cine angemsnene Weife su feisrn wurbe Col. Soma
than Gocf ;um Stubt berufeu uno Charles Red
gum Slteprdfoent uno Bm Stern gum Sserstir err
nannt.
Quf SOrfdtae bsf6IObsn, bas Der Ubtb. Saeot
Ottlln9er. s. S. 8ube uuo SbomaS 9. Bifon ei.
ne Committee biIoen, Inn Sprsdsr Su eng asirsn.
8ef6 Io6en-DaB 6. G. Reubarb. Sobu 9.
eawaa, u. S. 9iie, 9eOtge 8roba, 8. @. 9)eaqsr
Stepben Burger. CHARLES Mere. 0apio Stem, g.
Y. Hube, 81. t6annum, @barlss o. t0aius uno 9.
IT, Bridges cine Sinanj Committee biloen.
8efbl c6en-DaB @barGes Gsd. Smen ga
ger. 3. 6. GOn9nedsr. limos Gttinaer, SObn ..
Stiles, .. s. Sdger. @barIes 8. Martin, 0eter
Bpdeff, Reubeu 3eib. s. 8. Samfon, s s. Gltu
barb uno S. s. SamueIs cine Qnorpnun9s Commit.
tee bilcen. -.
@be Die Serfummluns fit Ueraste murten brei
Surrabs fur unfere 9lOrreite Union uno bic Strsfsn
uno Sterne 9e9eben.
8efa 0 obsn-0a6 Sbise @ubanolunsen be.
fannt 9emabt wereen.
GrDs cteneruannts ancrbnun9s committee bat Id au c:
9enotn pan peretni9 -8 Scnntnauan9 ca fir isbn Staa
III Der linton Gin 8ancnenbu6 9efurt urp pess be Cen:
nenuntr9an9 mkoerbct wereeu fell Die @edn fer Stae cl=
m rcn Scnnenauan9 bis br Mcr9tns 9tjc1tn peres. Gin
8tertl Dor llbr no Die Sr9er Der Saot t ib au ben,
Marttsertd gu piramnNln UNI eurh Die eeht9b Stnbts,
Capt Wa9s nab Q4crmans Sprn9s ccrtitt gu lprbsn, pcs
Dem SRta9en miro Die lluatbdu9i9 9i9tssGrtarun9 tur g.
T. eapo Gqa ptrltn, acfc3 rcn elmer Nbort bur 8. 6.
SRr9b @fl. IGs @hifsuts iino athuneeprn crIb ibrr
Stcbrs uno 8rlbdfttplies UNI 10 lbr ;u fbIitfsn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
9erD6rzGtfe.
nq3nl

SUtoentes 1T cine eiffe Der Re6tsfiGe weIdbe in
Der ndb(fen Ssptember'@eurt in eeba @auntp per'
bort werceu fouen .
9ems 6. 6Cttsnifsiu. ubettebentsr gretutor Der
osrfOrtsnen @atbarna Sdbler, 8s9en 9au. Ssfd
ter. ra- RI
Daniel 8cB 9eaen 8ctfreb &otb
@atbarina @rm'S 9lueen seaen 6enrp Sdnsi
Der, Qeminiitratcr bes oerfiorbsnsn SObn Sbneicer
Same5 g8bite se9en Gli StedeI uno GUp. Sbcf
Ter.
Q8iliom Sreu 9s9en Qmcs Qntim.
@eOrae Q8oGum 9s9sn 9sorse &srn, fen.
SaVic Gemelp 9e9en SenisIben.
SOiepb unan9it 9s9en Sbomas gSidnt.
Sobn @a9ners 9lusen 9e9sn Stem uno Bsnnsr.
MihaeI .. @berbaro aeesn Bitliam Goldman.
SObn 8a9ner 9esen Stem uno QSenner.
9ecr9s Meeler 9e9en 9eOr9e Sretnis.
Nleieler uno @reman 9f9en Senfslbsn.
Die 4cmtniffratOrs oss psrforbeuen 1br. S6mo'
per gs9sn Soeob S6moDer.
Siefslbe ae9en Qbrabam Sdmopsr.
@sorse Ssmmrrsr 9e9en @bares unb Bitliam
Goldman.
9autbon Grim acsen Wsaser uno 8ecur.
GbarIeS Mcper 9e9en @Iifabetb 5auisr.
Benjamin g. eeuau eesen Gbriftcpbsr Ssnrtss.
3ie 8epublie UCn Qsunfpluanien 9e9en SeIir
Rabn.
Saniel 9cpsr ocaen Daniel SeIfrib. ir.
9latban Ser 9s9en @eor9e eaudnsr une 9sor9e
Snposr.
@burfrs NsOper 9egen pauI Sterner.
@briliian Bobt arqen @briliian eudenba6.
Snc. 6. 9susIrs 9luesn, Qffisnie etc. 9esen gBiI
liam Srep.
Sbcmas @lid's Nuesn segeu Scbn 9dnter.
Die Qominiiiratorcn oes perforbenen Scbn $40
ris qe9rn @barles Morie.
Sie Qtminilfratcren 6es uerifOrbsnen I5snrD San
aewer 9eaen Solomon 9angswer.
= S1atbau NlilIer, ayrptb.
csuni ~. nqb&
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
9a,p 1T GAIN nus blsibt 9a,p.

Gam 1T nte Gin Spinne9ewsbe. Die Sbwsrsu fall
len sswSbnlt6 surd, uno bic ssibten (1rmen)
bIeibsn earin bineen
Sdrp tit aleid nte elm gelaoener 9Sd9en nit
@tas. elm Taar Usrninfi9e Stfsn bIeibsn bamit
auf gsraoem Bsas. wsun absr Der Srsi6sr Elm @ftI
1T. eann 9ebts baIo Infs baIo rets suIett fdut Ger
9Iaswagen um eaber CltmaIs 70 pieI icueHbare
eawbroden.-
eaw lit Gam uno bIeitt Gam. abcr Die einfiItiaen
Seute fa9sn, lie babe cine 9tais Don Wadhs. weItbs
fh Don Den SawVers liuf5 uno redbts ertben GofTe.
saw 1T 70 fbllpfri9 wis sin Qa. msr ntbt wCbI
16bt glebt. erm ft lUpft fe eurb. uno lpenn er fe
in bsiosn Siufsn bait.
eaw III mie Gin Spinnrao. eas osbt am bsRsn
wenn es out geld miert mirb.
9ap III wie cine 8e9eI ,Guget, lie Iiuft auh
mauhmal nsbsn binaus.
eaU III mis sine Sarts, fe Ii5t i6 ubraG auf,
fhmiertu.
cam lit wts ein gcfb6pf Obne 8eine. bas ni6t
Iaufen fam, barum muB man iie fcbteten. Saber
Scmmt es aber. bab menn ffe eintm binoen GfcI in
bic Sdnee ssrdtb. ba6 iis mantmaI 70 wsit nebsn
binaas aefhObsn miro.
Cam in wie elm Gumpsn toifnetbcn, Gin iscsr
fsrmt ibn nod feinrm sisensn 9utohnfsn.
eam III Wis Elm affe, Der ii6 ausrlei SsUre anStt-
ben Ii6t.
eaw III pie Elm Sthd 5ots, elmer fdniesft tuucn
binwre, Elm 1nbsrer Iemt wiscer etpas Qnorres
caran.
eaw 1T Wie Gin Ssusr f6un Maatr Bat iid bic
Singer earan rsrbronnt.
Gam it mis cine DOrnbefe, rrsr binciufdQt, wire
gar oerb uerfratt.
9aw IN wit sin !6antbcro ods ben eeutcn mcbl
efn 9Re9 ssiet absr nitt Gle Rebenmt9e auf csnsn
man ssrt5ni5 IRE 9sbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
|. 99riefe im Ql(lentaun 3pftamt.
SUM- 27

adria aulu, Sccmcu 9laut, Sreerib Srcrpn, Qn9uius
gts e. 98. Surap. 3 otrr GanbCa, Gbrp Dubs, pcnrp
Danurt gHiam Giiuburo Garn r. girr Gaatiloa Guisr,
Dr. Ger. GGer, Sscnlcn Sres. Siaa Sesr, Scfpb Gan9s
ptr, Sarp Ganapsrs 2, 1nsuna Sau9pEr ann bcr, Nis
bad babir Vcter Sdatsr. Sutan poines gRIiam bcru,
Gbarts psin Scbn batsn. g. D. Sn, Coleman Rcd Sbcmas
8ramer euep Suaue Guauna 8srbner, 8tdaro Or. essrs,
Csorae eepau gHiam Ncrris Daniel Nsre Qeam Gsr Or.
Ycstr (ctprb) Satau Rcper, Dapc Ncpr, cbn S1unnc:
nader ebu Ssliau 9litbctus Remnd 8. Stkr Gtlattb
Sutb Sercmiab Smitb, gatban stbatr. 9. 9. Snnrns,
aaupa Spars Gatbarina Spanrtr, Sebn Srauten. eeot
gpoCDrne gQor 9snfbusrn. g. gSs Sar'a G9dsr Ggerss
geuuN, GNiitana gcuns Scbn. garar.
War:a 6. 5crntsd, .. M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
(Sbriifiaa, Obcrt,
SSinpmlbl< unb Strob6arttna6er 1T Der
Stapt QlQentautlt

8etent iid biefsr 9eIesenbeit feinen Srsunbsn
unc Runcen bic 4nSei9e Su MAIDEN. ras er fen 9e'
fddft nod INNER an ieinsm alien StanbpIoee. am
fuo 6fIiben @de Der 5amiIton uno 0nn StraBen.
in Ullsntaun. uno swar Spif6sn ben 9aifbdufer Der
Serren @eausr unp Sa9enbu6 fortbetreibt, aIImO
er nun
S8iupmdbIs Hnb strObbanfmatber !Sanotperf
auf cine febr ous9eoebnte 8eife fOrtsufeesn 9sfou.
nen it, Seine @8inomubIsn no in ben bsnad
bartcn @aunties rpObt beeannt uno sbsn 70 befannt
lit es oaB fie feiuen in elmer weten gntfernune
nabfebsn. Die 0reife feiner @inbmublsn finb Don
IL bis 18 SbaIsr, uns Die Der Su0bbdnfs BON
bis 10 Sbaler.
Stidarbeit an Winbmhblen cSer Strobbanfe mirb
auf Die firje1e 1nSei9e uno febr biIIis perr6ttt.
Santbar fur bisbsr scnOGene unerlfieuna, bpfft
ct ourd piinflite Qbwartun9 einer @efbifte, cine
SOrtcausr Der 9unft bes pubIifums Su srbaItsn,
wCflr er ieosrSeit banfbar fein :pirb.
Gbriifiau Gbcrt.
Seine g9ntmubIen uno Strobbdnte fino
ebsnfalts an eem Stobrbaufe BON Mcore, Yuue
ling uno 60. Su baben.
Suni 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27

1m ketn Scnnta9, turt ben Gbrrp Ianid 3slIer Der,
toreuti II . tb Il T, NIT NQiB a nna Warta q G 1
[ { r, triot prn Gitfergaurcu.
am lcetcn Scnuo bur Yfarrsr Sd9er, bsrr gSiam ctb
nit 9RiB Niaria Sebetrsr, beios pen Sdrpbsit5aa.
(Durb pfarrsr Dubs.)
am 2sfttu gai Strr Scbu 9. 9edart nit g9iG Gmilio
SIuoppsntcracr, beiee BON Sdrnbsitbaa.
2tm 4ttn Stunt br Omen Sern, 81 gcrtpbttau init SRi6
eepua MIer, ron gRatuneic.
am l1ttn orr Scbn s. Iasc, 8ebbsn, init Gig Ga:
rab 6crn, ben Slcrepbtttaa
Qm l6ttn, perr Sbcmas Sberrr, pcn Sdbpbeitta, nit
GRiB 9Harp Yreosr, bon 8ettttbm Saunfbip.
um lSten oerr Cha ks Srcpian, SacpbeitbaI, init
N2iB epba lrncto, pcn G5rten,pitb atr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
!SS e5obresfeier AA
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Stunt 81. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
Ole So drfte.
@arftpreife in staentamn, am matwOt.
Cation MSarftpreiSe.

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