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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

KEEP A LOOKOUT FoR THE s1Irs-
49, DERER


a man who calls himself Peers. has slopc,l
from the town of Greenville, Augusta counts
Virgins, on the evening Of the 10th uftims
for striking Mr.. Smith, citizen Of thai
place. on the headwith = rock, and 50 fractur.
hopeless. =. -
Peers Is about twenty-five or thirty year.
old, Of rather low stature and heavy 5n;l.
wearing goatee; his hair rather liabt ~
sandy, his eyes Of hazel color, heavy eve
brews, very grum and detected counta4
nance, his conversation Is abrupt and Of 1
boasting character. He is acabinet make
y trade, and he may seek emDl--,
y. noPs spseuJ sseps VIA o. taken to have
IN ..f s an1 @gnt to justice, and rot
permit hiln e .un at large, as We have every
reason y believe him guilty Of similar acts
on former occasions We hepe al CORES.
pondiag papers will copy frsm the above.
4 asF n
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J. w, MooaE,
G. D. AylLrsHIsE,
DAN,KkMor.rR.

Afaer the above report was prepared, the COM
mittee had their attention drawn TO beautiful
piano cover, made and exhibited By Mrs. Corne-
liza Richardson Of Clarke county. doing great
credit 10 her skill aud industry. The committee
cannot pass this beanAful fabric without award.
ing her premium Of 81 The CoanlrTKE.
REPORT ON PL0U6HING MATCH.
The committee on the Ploughing Match. aiier
!. minute andIcsTefol examination Of the different
ploughs and their respective dranghts. depth and
widthof farrow, have decided as follows. There
were only Eve entries, owing 10 the difficulty Of
obtaining teams, &c. The ground selected was
a vacant lot. near the Show ground, which had
been lying open fer many years, il wasyery hard
apd broke very cloddy--tssting fully the strength
~pf the diiferen. pioughs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

OLD WINTER has paid Is premature yisis
We were astoaished. when We arose yesterday
morning . SEE The earth clo,hel in SNOWY gar
mems. We uussthis i not he precursor d stormy
d bitter weather W. are poi ourselves, ana al
paysfsei ior shese who ave not he means to drive
asay chilling uemsss with cheerful fires.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
CHESAPEAKE AND 8nIo CANAL.
THE Old CREDITORS.

Oar new representative ID Congress whose en-
setgY and vigilance even his opponents admit, may
And il the old concerns Of this Company something
worthy Of bis especial considerasion-a work upon
which he may enter with hearty spirit as being.
sanctioned b. every demand Of justice and good
faith
Il win Be recollected thar about the year 1914 the
work upon the Canal was suddenly brought Il 4
stand for want Of funds, and hundreds Of Worthy
and industrious men utterly ruined For yeas,
nothing could Be done aniaespaif seemed to brood
oser the fortunes ofIhe company. There seemed
p be scarcely hope Of resascitation.
4 Hast several enirrprisieg gentlemen, who had
been seadtast fieads or the great enterprise from
It's very inception, aroused themselves and The
public 70 new effort and the Legislature Of Mary
land was induced to come 10 the rescue IAmang
those Justly entitled to the need Of praise our
man James L. Ransom, stands prominent We
well Tecollect bis unaagging zeal, his confidence,
anthl energy, bat these deserve more considefa-
ton than we can now give them In season and
osi Of season, the Canal was his theme-and this,
too when clouds and darkness lowered thickly and
chfliingly over the CompanYl
Bat our present purpose is q practical one, and
We cofne n the point.
When the State Of Maryland was again induced
to lend her patronage 10 The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, it was with the distinct understanding that
all The resources ofths Canal were 10 be pledged 10
the payment Of bonds issued for its completion 10
the Coal Mines. The claim Of The State was waived
and preferred bonds were 10 be issued to the new
Contractors
z Theold debls Of the Cd Contractors were ac-
cDrdinglY thrown back sbeeause unless the Canal
was to Be carried to the Mines ii would yield no
revenue, and the work must eventually be aban.
doned as utterly worthless The debts OF the C5rh-
pany now stand in the following order.
/. The preferred Bonds,
2 The debt to Maryland
3. The old debts for the Tunnel, &c.
Il is 10 provide for the latter thar we now invoke
The energies Of Mr. Faulkner The National coF
fers are FULL aud the eountryis able to contribute
sosnsthing more TO this great nations horoughfare
produce and the minerals OF the country border
ing upon the Canal. There can be no constitution
al scrupies against contributing to work which is
to benefit 50 large portion Of the community
We have President who would readily sign
bill contributing million OF dollars; and this even
would relieve the many industrious men who toiled
for years in the hope of realizing The fruits of their
labors, but who al present have but lite to cheer
them.
There never was more propitous time for such
aanovementby Congress. 1t is one in which Mr.
Faulknerea engage with hearty good will for
be has always been friend to the enterprise-ana
ii is field much mora attractive than the thorny
one Of politics N ! ]l
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s1ATE AssAYER's OFrIcE,
BosFoS, October 2ist, 1851.
CARgY THoMPsoN, Esq. j

CAREY THOMPSON, Esq
Dear Sir: have examined the samples of pre-
pers Ferry Virginia and find that the white stone
is milk quartz or siex, and that il does net contain
any silver or ore Of thai metal. lin some Of the
pieces of quartz there is Iron Pyres or Bi-Snlphu-
rel Of Iron which does not contain any silver.
The pieee Of metal. which was pretended 10 have
come from the milk quartz III the erucibie is melted
coin, probably 10 cent or l2t cent piece for it is
OF the composition Of usual standard Of coin, and
contains copper and traces Of gold is common in
the coin Of silver in currency. doubt not that
some fraudulent trick has been played BY some one
during the pretended rdtactien Of silver from The
quartz Respectfully yoRr obedient servant,
CHARLES r. JACKSON,
AssaBcr to I've SS4tc sf Massachusetts.
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(for We admit that quality would permit, We
would submit to gentlemen who are groanine
under the curse Of single blesseduess-wh elhel
such management as was exhibited BY the La
dies ia their manufactures weuld not make them
truly helpmases ID relieve them Of their cares,
and enable them 10 meet the pressure 81 hard
lines, and we bring as evidence 70 sustain PSI
Mira Charles Yates, whose beautiful Flyhfush Of
peacock feathers has compelled rs, noswithsland-
ing our economical Tesoires, 10 award Der prize
Of 81.
A number Of young ladies was exhibited 10 us
for premiums. II your commitlee bad awarded
prizes to them according to The committee opln-
ION Of their merits, ii would have bankrhpted
all the Agricultural Societies consequently We
declined awarding any.
Respectfully submh.ed.
]. w. WARE,
w AlaApr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

The celebra,ed Wheat Drill OF Gardner s Rchrs
If this coan,s, as eniered By Mr.. Gas. JAcksoxl
Agent. took the krsf premium against all compesi-
tiun, al he Agricultural Exhibition for Belmont
eoaniy, Ohio, held ia Ire 23i 81 October last
This same Drill took the pssniam a The Jefferson
Agricultural Society.
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The committee award the first premium to
John Ferris, of Berkeley, Tor his Mccormick
Plough, No. 3 /; ahd-rhe % premium I'd John Sell
dens for his Plough No 5,
GEoRGE ElcnELsEEeER,
~ W. nANNING, ~ f,,mu,;ftes
WM G. WoRTHIEGToN, o"HtH''sef.
JoHN 9. WILTSHIRE
L. w. WASHING ION, Prest
R. w. BAYLoR, Secretary
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- There has never perhaps been medicine
before he public - well deserving heir confidence
ADD patronage - AYERS CHERRY pECTO-
Raj NO family should Be wiskous Ii, anazshos
Who hare used j never viii See Advertisement
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.Nor ALL GOLD Thai GLITrERs. >

Mr.. CAaEY TnoMpsoS, Of Harpers-Ferry, has
sent, for publication the following letter from Pro-
fessor Jackson, Of Boston, in regard to the quartz
taken from the jefferson Silver Nine Mr. T.
visited Boston with specimens Of the quartz for the
The purpose Of having them tested. The certificate
speaks for itself, and The public Judge for them
selves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

MURDER IN YIacxNrA-Mr. Robert Tai
lev. sversoer for MI. Vim. NJ. Amber, was
murdered II Louisa county on Saturday
night Two suspected negroes hare bepn
arrested
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

TO SuRscEIBERs AND PesT NJ AsTERs. -It
has been decided By the department. that
subscribers living in . county who're nevspa-
pers is published, are entitled to receive il
FREE OF POSTAGE even though the post office
through which they receive itmay be cut Of
the county Subscribers and post masters
vii. please notice, Frederick NslOs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

Alta Wing Meeting held at the Courthouse in
BerryTille, on the 9Th ultimo, DAVID Ii. McGulRE,
was chosen Chairman, and joins c. BoNuAM. Sec
retarY
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ROARD.-For Gentlemen and their
A~~ves and sInsle ladies gentlemen. with hsi rae
accNmn'dAuons At li3 Clmon-st References sNea and
required jyll K.
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BOARD. -Gentleme and their Wives,
n eand single Gentlemen he suited With superior
Board and accommodations. ho delightfully."- stu--
ted Broadway Bath ard all modern rveclents
~oToer warren Place Iyl0 81
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SALES BY AUCTION.
wN McCoRNIoE. Auctionoef.
o. OTICE. -WM. MCCORMICK 4 CO.,

store Is Spruce-st prepared To make liberal cash
advances On Furniture. Piano 0rtes and Mercb tndise
generally cons gLcd to them for sale for storage hegu-
La sales at the store three times week. Ull It
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WANTS, &C.

AS Cook, and to wash and iroa in private
~ family by one and as ChambemaA dtohelPas Laun
are ,eTy experienced and have good city reference Can
At "a Slsth. av IN the bookstore. Vilu
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DOOK-KEEPING. Mr.. MARSH'S


A SSESSMENT Tho Board OF Direc-
~ tors Of the AMERICAN MINING COMPANY have
ordered assessment of TEN CENTS a share on each
share Of stock the Warwick Mime, numbered from No
No eleven thousand. and from No eleven thousand
hundred and 10 No eleven thousand nne hun
dfed and y all inclusive. payable or before the 26th
ddr of June I'd l8Jl-N rdsor, Vermont, July 2, 1871
WARREN CURRIER. Secretary
ivlf u Of the Company.
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THE BOOK PRESCRIBED at ROME

II " hls HOlIness Tie POIc-
The Celestial eegaYh Secrets Of the Life 70 Come
Revealed through Maguetismwheren the Existence TIE
Form and the Occupations of the Soul after It's Separation
from the Body are proved by many wears experiments
hy the means Of eight Ecstac Sonnambullsts who had
eighty perceptions OF thrtysx deceased persons Of va
nous conditions. description Of them. then conyersa,oa
&C with proofs Of their existence the Spiritual World
by L. Aph Cahaenet In one volume, cloth, pnce 5 %
Still for safe hv J. s kEDFIELD. Clinton Hal
Nl0 3uSDAltW
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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A SSESSMENT. The Board OF Direc-
i y tors ofthc AMERICAN MINING COMPANY have
ordered an assessment OF TEN CENTS share on each
share Of stock in the Warwick Nine numbered from No
No eleven thousand and from No eleven thousand
hundred and 10 No eleven thousand nne hun
bred and fifty. all inclusive, payable before the 18th
day of July. nsiantWlnds0r. Vermont july ?, 1851.
WARREN CURRIER Secretary
iyil It. Of the Company.
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EERRIT SMITH GRANTEES

II t. ~ IL - ~ - >''N-
Plesse take Notice The undersigned respectfully
gives notice 10 the Withn-named oolOred persons reg
hers assgnes legal representative ana others noe
herein mentioned that he has hand large number oi
deeds and bills which they requested 20 call and
settle for without delay The undersigned may be found
at his place of residence every day Sundays excepted at
4 O'Clock the afternoon, Tor one month from thus date
Jacob White shadrach BAILEY, Anthony Johnson. william
Burnett John Flow, Henry Manning Joseph Potter Johs
q PsllIere, Christopher James Huchins John Munday,
Charles Ross, Lorenzo Domingo, John Adams Obadiah
Jackson. William Anderson, Samuel Hall, William Cisco,
Robert Washington, James B0Tum Miles Gordon LEWIS
Willet, Thomas jackson. Ezra Morris, George Ferrs,
William Hutchins Rev John T. Thompson, Rev Ilaothy
Enta Thomas Jennings Jr Joseph Staats, John Peter
son John Crosby, Lewis A. Barnett John Holmes, VIII
Liam, Johnson. Tunis G.. Campbell aud James Bell
iy7Gt' WILLIAM T. POWELL, Jjo fen-h
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Great Work by the author of Wacousta."
NCARTE. or. THE SALONS OF PA

NEW EDITION OF \ RENOWNED
v BOOK OF FUN This Morning Published,
PUNCH'S COMPLETE LETTER WRITER, with Illus
raiOnS 70 match Price IS cents. When this hean-i IDEAL
q humorous takeof was hrst produced was read by
thousands of all classes edition mas for some time
been wanted. and ready got up IA neat STYLE. and
with newly designed No gentleman can have
more amusing companion with which g. while away an
hour than tins lively volume from Punchs Humorous Ii
brary.
Just Published. Dumas New Warlise Romance.
THE COUNTESS OF SALISBURY. Price 80 cents
This stirring has been already received with
degree favor. Its and plot paTtaSe fully
those characteristics which have made the walmbooded
auther 50 much sought after The book historic with
FroisSart but made graceful and reSpende with Dumas
brilliant Imagination. STRINGER OWNSEND,
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"nitwere done. when tbs done, then t'were well
UHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

III l. MhuN II. ~ i i. -, 80 ~. p.tTr
j tween NEW YORK, PHiLADELprhissA, i d. "a
nfOpT and WASHINGTON New Oncs coihei -
W3N6yER and BEAVER Sis. rear Of the EIehsngs,
The PIONEER LINE With four wires from 49, Ia,
a. -. yorL having offices st New YORK, jersey ny,
Sewsrk New Bruins wick Princeton Trenton ph,ishsi-
ma Wilmington Hayre de Grace, Baltimore and WASH
tn.ton CITY and connecting with all the Great Morse
Ines East West North and South. This Company nav
mo lately made extensive repairs Of the line, Beaty sI
,esscd rs facilities and more thoroughly systsmazsd US
busIn,ss In the ransnso and mode Of delivery o. mes
,sges are now prepared 10 receive, anst ana of'os
amber Of messages required of the accommodation Of
The public with an accuracy promptns.s ana s ~
b,therfo nneoualled The teegraphng business o. .ho
b is thereiore respectfully solicited at the once cor
per II Hanover and Beaver 81, a, sm.ru p,.,saepS
IN lyMWF d 'i' ." '''-"
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COLDCHAlN, PENCIL and WATCH

NSkEl-SS Reward Lost, on the At inst in the New
Haven tram which leaves New Rochelle al A. M be-
tween New Rochtne and NuhsmSbrdsc. a lady 5 Oioi
Chan with cod Pencil and Wach-key attached 20 one
ehd-the ether end prepared for watch Whoever VIII
return these articles 10 Nh hONr. u the De1ot New
Rochelle, OF 10 Mr. EEl.LS, Post Oace New-YorS via
"Nt4'e 'h' ~QNNS e"MS WlUN.
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united STATES HOTEL at PHIL
COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN
COUNTRY BOARD at Moriches, south

~ side of Long Island house roomy and AIRY hne Day
plenty Of Snpe fine sailing &c The proprietor can De seen
At Dunlaps Hotel 1855 FulionSt from lot " o'clock TIM
day and 70 morrow Saturday Terms reasonable Ghy
reference gwen. lIyll ~ l.. d VAIL
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JOHN >. GREEN. los Pearl 1t.
NATHANIEL BOYD. Lewls-st
SEWALL BENSON, Wlliiamsburgh, fCommttee.
JAMES VI BOYD. % MAIDEN. lane
\. HADLEY. 80 Pearl, yll ~
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COVERNESS "A Lady, fully qualified
SCHOOLS.-Manted. an experienccd

90 HOOLS.-N anted, an experienced
~ Teacher take charge Of the Female Department oi
Academy situated near The Hudson River tour hours
ride from New York CITY She must be capable vi teach
ing the French and the higher English branches Address
J. s. Tribune Office stating where an interview mas be
had, aud the salary expected. NioN'
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house. cccupsed by small family. pleasant third
story fOnt Room. furnished unfusnished with Of
warm and cold ba.h-ad Break fast and Tea # desired
Location pleasant aEd 10 Broadway Agpl
stlTeG. i!SS'
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1851.

observation-disclosures can be ac-
communicated Wild Board and pleasant, arr rooms al
~ Vss y-st 2b I'm
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VOHN W. LEONARD. Teacher of Pho
~ biography Amanuensis and Reporter, 40 Ann and lio
Ch1hers New York Terms. s. for Y lessons zen In
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A YOUNG LADY-A member of the
4 GENTLEMAN Of good English ed

ucaion who speaks ana writes the French Ian
euaee uCnt and who has Know ledge OF the German,
dcslTVus hndlnc employment, either Secretary, IL
trIian, Translator Copyis or IN respectable occup3
ton IN which ms could he made available lie
would be found useful consular other public office,
where strictly confidential person Of good address might
b. required Good references can be gwen Address
l. L. at this Office ~ Of
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HOUSE.-Wanted. from the lst Of Oe,o.

L .AB0RERS WANTED.-Th under
lSgned have conirac; for constructing IS miles Of
,he wabash and Enc Canal the southwest Of In
Sana whch Will afod coastan, employment TO- 500 Ia
cofefs daring the ueXt IS months This contract lies be-
Eeea Pe;eshgrgh IN Pike County and the Ohio RveT at
A'atssht The large amount II WORK on the Canal and
s>tIS Railroads this part Of the State Will insure to
iascfsss the highest wages Of ,he country
SAMUEL FORRER
SOLOMON SrUEGES
EsaNile, undl May 5. 1851. s X. HOSMER
,.SiefhaiAon MAJ be had on Application 10 HI FLEET
voc az the ocs the Board OF Trustees Of the Wa
Ca snq Ens Canal, ~ Nassaa-st, City OF New-York
4~h iA"ofsrs preferred. jel7 StruSEs
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~ yv - ss II S'TI Io1 IN WHY BRADY Postmaster
rg A Good and Cheap Liquid Hair Dye Is {
~ Nothing ever acted 50 chSrmingiy on oa'

SOluOn NJ JET It UFts INT diI uHtIY III It II ''I
,es and does no, njure it IT sold for 80 cents only
tl3 Broadway.
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GRAND SUMMER EXCURSION FROM


ILBANKS every day Il the week during the season -
The well-k known sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt. Smith,
will leave Hammond-st n II o'clock Canal It u,
Grand-st r., 81. Cothanne-st. So Pier D. N X, "a NJ.
returning bv Z NJ Fishing kle and refreshments
will be provided Pare IS cents each way. iel3 2ms
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
West Rutland House.

the SUBSCRIBER would give notice
10 h.s ;t,-Hds and The pubic, that he hSs re-
leased the old -sisbl,.brd and we'll known
PUBL{C UONSR.
a, Uea kaaiaad. ia and t.e SANE having
been ne~iy furnished and generally reno
v,ted aud improved IN 'ts i%nlrrna! arrange.
ui~uts-s na~ ofs u ior IN. at'pa
Of III. ,rssei,ng puSie, and 10 all ~.sn su-
sinrs.. pleasure OF c~ob>enSene@ Disy call 10
thus place.
Th,. hons o pleasantly situated on the
ian. OF the Railroad fois EaLaad 10 Troy
and alec n MI bkai i. but rusrI inilrs
from C~Lk6sspos sveissL--to spd from
wh.eh place, stig-s arrv. and ..irpir dsiI
on The sr,vli OF the Car and 10 ~Tthin q
nfir of the e@i-brsted .waytle Qssrri.s for
vh,eh Rutland IL 81 NOTED.
No pains val IT. spared BY the ssbsci'h~f
10 sead<r tbs. hou.~ . q'p-t and ayr~~sb!e r.
or, f,r the traveller, and q csmfsnaels snd
p.~.s.n, stopping place for rsi-nen oa ba
An-ss OF ple~sess.
qT Heres sad carriages 81 al time, "a
ess'ness for the s~eea<rnodstspn ~ he pat
-ons. l. SOSs
wee Rali..4, jyi- .. iSsl -
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WHERE Is N u. REDFIELD

The Btllous EaM Standard. q
democratic paper Of the Old Line
stamp, says:
Nov We are able to state, upon
the best authority that Timothy p.
Redfeld holds the same doctrines in
relation TO the cons,itutionality Of the
Fugitive Slave law, as are expressed
10 the letter Of resignation writ,enb by
the Hon. L. Il. Peck. and if he is an
honest man, he vii! not allow his name
to be used for the purpose Of keep
ing in existence a party whose sue
csss depends entirely upon their be.
ing able to practice deception upon
the people by the use Of mems names
a candidates Tor Office, in whose char
acter for political integrity they have
not lost all confidence"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

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