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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-28
( IIAHEa... 1OUsE, BANA SQUARE,

~ MAIN ST, LNNUHBERG. NA.-The under
sgned. having taken this veil knoNn establishment.
beg le'ee II INFORM th,r friend, and the pubic thai
tley leady to Z r ERFAIN in superior
syIe, All who favor them with cali. Their house j,
wrlI iu"1 he'd, md thrir l. rdrr plentiful" supplied
th all thd ,nn he ,uo in tai- nurkt pl 40 those ol
l.r il lterai ci.lca Tbcy a'-p .ish l. inform -
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
ll1f tave ers nrrving by the Eas'ern Western
i''las, lhe Bouts, tl.! tnd MEALS ALwtYs READY.
iaHjes ot tEi- the, 5upe meet the par"ntg'. OF
trls.Da. pub il SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
CIIAHLES }. RH y.
10y iHts Praur# et.ar4.
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

ScerrsyILLE, .bemae Co., w.
March 4th 1853
MeSsys. Mortimer S Mombtdy Gentlemen-Huving
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in its
worst forms, and being able TO obtain relief from
other medic mes. induced to try champions Veg
etable Tncture.' few bottles of which, am happy to
say, have made perfect cure.
At the time commcnced using the rincture l was
scarcely able to walk. / now, and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam
ours most truly N. e. MAY
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract from James Harris. Esq's Letter Alexandria
pa.-Aiter speaking OF wonderful cures hmself, no
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver COM
Pain and with inability, constantly complaining. fom
weakness through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than for ny years being entirely
ed by the of Hamptons Vegetable Tinctu-e"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exract from a
Letter from }. Grimes, ESQ.,, Loudon county Va.-"My
wife has been for years afflicted with great weakness,
pain in the breast side and back; palpitation If the
heart eeeness of the stem loss of appetite,
complexion salow; the ssht :, eye almost gone tho
other We y weak. | Plpased to say, Hampton's
Iiactnro has restored her perfect health Her eyes
good now ever they were.
tsS@Call and get p,amphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY. & CO., Lynchburg; SOWERS
Scottsvilie; j. BROWN, Charlottesville and by all
Dug eists throu ghout tn. State ear 24-d&cIy
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SILhS, SILhS, SILkS.
April 3pih, lS1
GEORGE NJ. IklllkE.Ik n 90,

IL Az raw the pleasure Ia hcr thcir customers
aud the euhIic splendid stock ofShk prcss
Guods, comprising almost every variety oi Silk Goods
Ia be found amy estahii-tm Mt of the kind in
Nrgnia. cnll src-pccuily requested from all want
ing such goods.
npl3n
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LusE CLOTHS. CAs.mEREs, YES

TINGS; Nc, ac.-Supctiur bnck French and
colorci Cloths Of the yery hurs make, superior French
CasimeIcs hao Neeting., Cravats, Rid Gloves Pocket
llandketchicis, Collars. Ne. My friends both from
town aud country vi pl nsc riye Gull for theD
boye eoois und yHu sha be we'll pail fr your visit.
npl27.tz 4 II LEWIS
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Richmond and Petersburg RaiI-ROad.

thtHWVHu uHu tStsisouiS = hd'-seV"u'
e. I ~ aaiF sss! ss !il.a-i 3
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.
Express ! raj 'lolly, Mt
Mn TiHu. daily nt.--.--.. .---.-----
lregaf Trsio witlr passenger Car attached. Mon
dayS. Wednrsinys and tudavs. Il 81 A
TRAINS LE4TE RICHNOND.
Exnrc.7 Train. daily Ut. -....----.--54 A. Nj.
Mail Train, dnily at .----.--3 P NJ
Freight Train with pas4enl er Car nttached. on Mon
dnv. Wednesday, md Fridays. nj II
The Express Tiuiu, leaving Richmond nj 81 n m.
with the rin leaving Petersburg by the South
sid, Railroal, for Lynchhagg.
Passengers lenyirg Lynchbute by tie morning Trnin,
an the South side Rhruad remain in Petersburg
three hours and by taking the 81 p m. Train the
evening 60 directly North, themselves aud oaggage being
rnnsported through Richmond, c.. free of charge or
ifttey ,esie To stop in Richmond be there 10 T, u.
Through Tickets for Washington So 90
." Baltimore ht.- 80
" - Philadelphia ut. 90
Can ~ procured at the Ticket Office in Petersburg.
The xprcss trains do stop for wny passengers
The Mail trains viii only .top Port " al hal and
ter. The Accummo ntion trains WI step for way ras.
srnpers
Fore for white persons 81 IS; Children five, and
not over twelve years of age, 81 ccLts Coore ersons
in servants car 81 certs.
A discount of 10 cents will be rnade each fale
tyhen tickets are procured the Office. and persons
getting on the cars whore no tickets are sold
Servants will be pes mted in hr~t class 'ars except
when in attend nce on infant children, sick pe-sons,
absolutely requiring their in which case the same
price as Tor white persons will be charged.
THOS DODAMEAD, SBpi.
Office R. & p. R.R Co
mar 7.dSrts Richmond. March 3rd.S l55.
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MISCELLAN t Gus.
AND HEIOw COST

- hai@ capS, trunks, carpet hnEss Nc. III "h
II scuhUf would cnll the attention al SsADO IN
4 Iha=r IA want at goods Ia hs line. ls-lN I-1XI
-~s aul especially those Wishing gaols "s~I 1'iJ
Ia ~ sell thnt lie Is frtng hi eutitc stock prices
Nn mm within call A ldgr portion of the good' wero
purchased Ills Spring contracting very tine assortment
OF Hats aps, and Infants Tubnns, all of the most up
proved styles. An eNuH fpc assortment ui Trunks
tine assortment ot Ladies' md Aissrz Shoes Just recev
cd line assortment at Gent. fine ders (oots wish t.
sell ou early possible, and enable 10 do
am pnctiug the rhlire stock aud portion of
the goods or les, thuu cost.
Call nt tie SYN OF the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick House nnl door below G Alor.o's Book s,rc
before making your purchases.
arI23 lsl s d RIMROuGn At.
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iVERCNMpLA.NT. JAuNDICE. .nl

Nv ERGO JAUNDlCE,llhN'
EIpepsa Chrome Cr Nervous Debility, Disease ct the
Kidneys, and ali diseases arising from Disordered
Liver Stomach, such Constipation, Inward Plies,
Funes. Blood tine Head Aciaity OF the Stomach,
Nau Heartburn Disgust for tood fuIlness or weight
the Stomach Sour kruCiati9ns Sinking or uttcring
ut the Pin at the stomach, Swimming ot the II ad tlur.
ried and difficult Breathing, Flutterng at the Heart,
Choabng Sutocang Sensations when in lying pos
lure. Dmness of Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever aud Dull Pain in the ticai, Deficiency Of Pers-
praiion, Yciowness of the skin and Eyes Pain in the
Sile Back, Chest, Limbs &c. Sudden Fushes OF Heat,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant lmagnings Of vii. ami
great depression OF Spirit can be efecinalv cured by
DocTER llnoFtANDs CrLEeRATfD
GERMAN BlTTERS.
prepared by DR.. {. NJ. Jackson. German Medicine
Stole No. l2O Arct. ST. one door below Sixth Phlaln
Their power ovcr The above discasesis not rstclr.
il eqna led, bv any oh,r preparation in the United
States, the attest in p,any cases "Iter skllml
physician, lad failed.
These B.tters are verify the attention Of nvnIiIs
Poscssug great virtues in the rectfraioe of tie liver
mad lesser glands, exercising the most searching power
in weakress and Affect IN, Il the digestive orgon they
are wit ul ccrain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TFsrmoyY. -Dr ]. NJ. Wilson, Lexington,
Va. Feb 9TH 1872. said: II am entirely out of the
German Bners. They have become al the rage MOI
ng'se sells
The Tenth Logon published at Woodstock Va,
said Jan lOfb l8ja: a Great Med elciue.-Wc lave
uailofmly rclaiarA from Recommending to the public
my of tue various neut medicines ot the day. unless
thoroughly convinced vt their salIe. Among those
We consider worthy of noc" Is the Herman Bters, in
ened by DIR. Hn,and, and prepared by Dr. Jackson
Phila ic pia Orc instance in particular. ia whioh
te superior virtues at ts medicine have been tcsted
las ilileunlrr our obseryai During the last sum
me-. ION of Nr. A ram Gabil ot This county. wns
cry seriously Infected With Liver CmPialni, and aftct
irving in vain various rem" lies lie purchased bottle
oi the Bcrs nnd after using it, much relieved
N his distressing mplldY, that he procured aaoIter bot
lie and Is now restored eltirrly to health"
Icy entirely etnbIe free from ali injurious
nj rang her nd
estate It.
tar ,al' wholesac by Druggist. in al the principal
cities and by AZ otheraries and sloreLrepcs in
es"ry town in the United Sntes.
SalJ byn. 4. LYMAN, !. II. THOMPSON & co.
IN j. II. SEAY \ co, Lynchburg, nd by dra'"rs in
M dicin., ever, WHERE sept ly
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS !
Pills that arc PilISii


Pills that are Pills
pROF HAYES State Chemist of Massachusetts,
L says they the best of ali Pills and annex. d
the men who certify fhnt ID HAYES knows. viz:
Lemucl Snae, Chief Justice supreme Court of Nass,
Emofy Nnshburn, Governor OF Mas.
w q. Pnnkett. Lieut.. ". oi Mass.
Henry !. Gardner, Gov. Of Mnas.
Simeon Brown icut. Gov
II NJ Wright Sec ot State
John b. Fitzpatrick Cu'holic Bishop of Bost IN.
MEN THArARE MEN !
Among the iii this Pill has cured with astnnish-
ing ulpidhy, mny mention
Costivenes., Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Drop
leHrtbu,n, iiennrhe arising from u foul Stomach.
Nnuscu, Indigestion, Morbid inocon OF the Bowels .snI
pun arising thcrrfron, tiatulency Loss of Appetite
all UlceIous aud ctnneous Diseases. which require
eyncuant Medicine ScroIun, OF kiugs Evil They al
soby purifying the blood and stimulating the System,
mnny complaints which il would be supposed
they cnu reach; such Deafness, Partial Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous Iritahility, Derangements OF
the Liver and Kidneys Gout and other kindred
plants, arising from low Of the body obstruc-
ton- OF It's functions They the best Pu1gative
Me cine discovered, aud you will but need
them once To know il.
Prepared by DIR J. c. AVER. Lowell, Mass aud
sold by every respeetube Druggist in New England.
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cTApLE GOODs-NOTiCE

= store ull stock staple good. Blea,hed and
brown Cotton-, Ticks plaid Gotions. Apron Checks,
heavy Linens, &c &c all Of which be bought for
g 81 NJ very low prices
nno7 IA h H. LEWIS.
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BROWN n SHOOK,
FLOGR& GRAIN COMMISSION WAND l0RN ARD
ING MER HANTS,
Richmond, Virginia.

REFER TO
las. Cas,ir. Esq. Sam'l Marx. Esq " 7. Stro'hcr
Esq Hnx,. y Bros jacob Shook, Esq, Edmond
Davenport & Co. Richmond dec y d6m
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INOk lkENT.-ll wing engaged Ia go 10 Wythc-
j ve,l o0er Ion rent tlml large aud No known stand
ky les Corner present oc,upi,d by MIRA II Fnn
lett. Ihls hon e bus quite large number ot regular
bnardcrs hesidcsn good run al nnnsiont custom The
household mud kitchen furniture either be rented or
purs'n cd as he person may desite This is consider
ed by tnuoy decidedly the best stnud for my hunrd
ing honso of nny in tue city possession given mmo.
ntcs Emly application 10 the sub'ciiber is requested
IL hr rAPect= 10 faYe The city IN ir" days
Join ", fAtLETT.
nj Gregory \ TO ,nls II >tn,e.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-29
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
THE SPECTATOR:
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c

A JOURNAL LITERATURE AND NEWS FOR SOUTH
TWNHE SOUTH HAS TOO LONG BEEN DEPENDENT
upon the northern cities for its periodical literature
The weekly newspapers Boston, New York. and Pila
de have swept like food that part of the nation
south If Mason aud Dxons Line of them CARRYING
with them of the prejudces of abotonsm; and in
cucutng greater less extent doctrines INJURIOUS TO
southern institutions. This dependence of the mass of
southern readers should be thrown o-and it is believed
would have been long if there had been facilities IN
South for the publication of first class literary papers
THE SPECTATOR,
Is published by gentleman who has long been connected
with the daes and has been undertaken
to supply this want--that of heightened weekly paper
OF Southern interest and character.
The general plan of the paper follows 1t has eight
pages three Of which flied with the best articles
Literature Science and the Arts; one to the editors COM
passing themes; to general news, foreign
ard domestic; the interests the Farmer the in
rc,l ural Bureau of the T. s. Patent Oice]
opsis the operations of the Departments of the Govern
and during the winter, to report of tie pro-
coed ngs Congress altogether making plan which Will
div adhered aud which unequaed by paper
in the country, North ur South.
The ~ printed type and on fine
makes 4 convenient for binding, amt CHI
annual volume being accompanied by full index will be
a vaiuai, paper for preservation and reference.
out The money. Specimen copies be had applica-
ton
AUG. F. HARVEY,
Editor and Publisher,
Ud~hingiom, II. G.
Raleigh, Aug. ~, -s55. loso-l2tw
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NIX MS HI GU 8 f.
FORMERLY MRS. BoRDEN'S)
LteSk SIR HnltluLL.I


Gold SbOrOug NC.
TIL extensive and we'll known pubic Establishment has
been and reopened Subscriber for the
reception OF guests the 4th INST.
Ii pleasantly and Conveniently situated in the centre
of business and directly opposite and WEST of the
C-niera Railroad Com ants, up Their
rival and departure, aud wneie FAITHFUL
BE IN WAITING to take Baggage, III
lions as the tras ei.er MY .cquIe.
THE HOUSi, has beef ,ei I'd, rep rel, nd thor
Oughiy renvaed from cellar to s"..,, ami
and arranged w,.h eJ sing - Cas-
ua guess permanent b.
dr. FABLE
Will be richly furnished tn the SI5>tan:i SIS the .nes
and delcac. OF the Fregn domestic
markets Will be rendered buary the supply
which will be serve, Inc best style oy orderly,
ing and well ira ned
THE BAR
Will be Storehouse Of the best W and Liquors. and
superntended by gentleman of Courtesy integrity
thoroughly acquainted Win MS busness-compr,sny the
knowledge of what due To the gnts aud comforts
public IS well to himself and hiss employer.
THE STABLES,
the Keeping sk.lfl and careful manager who will al
under his the best and experienced
oStlerS and Will be among the chief of the prprr
IT. thai horses of his guests be well fed and thor.
oughly groomed.
This entire establishment has been purchased
up at an eIrHus expense, and Will be the pvaeure as
Will be the of the subsc Der,
he therefore trusts that public will
Continue the liberal patronage here ended this
House. while under former Or Dr. etress Mrs
rden, who gained for 1t Celebrity Dug entire
Union
H. R. NIXON
August IA, 1855. 7I-Iv
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PROSPECTUS Or TnE.
North Carolina Christian Advocate.


TNHE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
IL vi the Methodist Episcopal Church, Sou H. having de-
ter1nned to issue weekly paper bearing the above nah
the subscribers authorized III prospectus
1t is Intended publish a IaaatGy netelope", which,
while it shall be religious in and senfi ,eIt and mann
tan the doctrines and usages ut the Methodist Chuic
shall be devoted tile 01 O1h CuOltnd ana
furnish intelligence for every class of readers
In size and appearance the periodical is to be equ
to of church papers, while will surass them al
in adapedness 10 the wants of people The eniIe
insuclency of the existing Advocates the necessities
Of position, forces to Tie publication OF our own
paper and confidently expect the hearty cooperation
of the members of church all parts of The STATE ana
Conference and hope to make The paper interesting au
ms ructive to uac from the publ geeIao
The Advocate will be published 81 III year, ana
the first Der will be ISSUED prGc caOe al
publication will be commenced the LIST of january 3io
1t desirable that large subscription possible W
obtained before the Conference and The ministers ana an
others interested the enterprise Respectfully urge
and he and address OF subScrD
particular beng paid to correctness IN writing
the names of persons post offices and Those
who may have opportunity VI subscribing tnrousu ~
agency of min. write directly To Rev WI
L. Pe!l Fayetteville, n. c. The payment will be expected
upon the Of the first number. -
The location of the publishing Office Will DC deterneO
at the session of the Conference
WILLIAM E. PELL,
WILLIAM CARTER,
RUFUS I. HELM, ! C0namtt5et
\. Ii. ID. WILSON,
WM. BARRINGEK, -
August 81, 1885. %
ROCUMENTS.-WE HAVE A FEW COPIES or
Two large volumes copy OF which will be sent Tree u
postage ." INC -e'''p' HOLDEN WILSON.
april %, 1855
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Importers u, mt D@;t a., int Glass; E'rttnrs dc.
Nos. - AND .G, SYCAMORE ST,
PETERSitURG, w.
EK AVE JUST RECEIVE Pea SHIPS IREN F.
IN andJuh,. RI ledge. rni I.vepp", IT,. Crates and
n>iS., OF CHINA fIthcnU aid iron: the Factories
large supply II Glass War" and Drnes C G,iG>-ah
supply, usual, ard They
Respectfully Merchants ard o !.cr>
It ;her S',ca. t.:ey 81 aid determined sell
upon as Ic"~'tj'e .e"1> any sil"- establishment
he Northern Z;
Particular 4!i packing '. d, f. transport
tat.Un.
August u, 49,. lJSS-w:w
TEW STOR}t.-4T TIE OLD STAND OF JOHN
ftiMRt)>r, raEettcvii.e street, just above the
Market ilOISe.
The subscriber la, ;eie,i full Of rv Goods Clio
thing, Jewev, Groceries. and general of
thing usually kept City which he Will sci,
wholesale re,a He dc, ned sell: aui
must and Will Sc and those of goods grocer
&c; bargains. Gal! and give ,ral be-
fore You buy elsewhelr.
MARX. SCIif.GSS.
Raleigh. Feb. 2, 1855. 2.--lf.
The Winter is Gone and the Spring is Come.
FHlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE UN .s.iA
IL s,.Labe
) likely We broke Mules,
3 ;r$r..:e brood Mares. one bv Imported RnwtUn
of thorough bred ST Archie mare,
Also, Cows and Calves, best breed North Devon and
SiurthvrncI Durham,
Also, , Yoke Of Oxen likely and well broke,
A few fine Young Bulls, best breed
Is Sheep, - South Down and - Merino
g 81 Barreis best Old Apple Brandy,
And good HUI se Wagon and Gear.
SETH JONES,
=, Pomona, Wake County, n C.
March II, 1850 3l-1f
B-i have certificates to prove the blood of the
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS!!!
RALEIGH, n. c,

RALEIiH, n. c.
M ANUFACTURE OF HORIZONTAL, AND
I'VE Vert cal Steam Eng mes, Tubular Fue and Cyl ndi-
cal Buffers; g rcu!ar, Vertical, and Portable Saw Mis-,
crmpeie. GrSt Mills Car Build Hg &C. &c, Iron Brass
Castings ri al descriptions including ornamental railing &c
One Of the Partners has been engaged The above bus
for number uf wears, and has turned
the best Engines and Saw Mills in the Stale Which
be testified ~ by many who have purchased of
We also making preparation for The manufacturing
If The improved Plows, IIarrnwS, CnIiivar> aid
other Farming lnpe All ask is, that friends
Will give far a! and if they Thereby
only their money at hone bur heavy tariff "f trans
irrtation
SILAS BURNS Il co.
June 9th, 1875. i7-fm.
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owing 10 THE LAR>i&. AMOUNT OF COUNTER
pr nc pl n en- We have ph hi ged very
peisive measures To prot ct ourselves ec' ar ~ ana ne
public from great injury, by buyrg and using the worth
less Comparative plain and SIMPLE style
in which Pain Killer has been pu up has made n very
far as its ex einal appearance style Of bottle, label and
color of The art Gle; bn we need not say nat Inc con-
pounl miserable, filthy production and caculaIsa 10
do great in Jury to those VIII" might use At wan p
Killer. Parties whose business It is to c'uneret vanaoe
preparations do it secret manner Ina, II is Amos!
useless attempt pun sh them by legal measures as II
is cult, and mil ht impossible to bring pro- home
to them. ,
and the public by prosec ting parties, have been t"
very great expense in getting up timely executed
STEEL ENG RI FED LABEL,
{ ur bottles We alsu bottles Steel En-
. ave, Note of Ham, VIII Oh issue as our obligation.
to Counter felt which ned to be forgery 10y the AVS
of the Ued States, and which parties will MT dare at
te np to do The great expense attending The getting up
and pr nti g of these labe> prevent The aeP1 a :"
pure is the genuine Perry DAVIS Pam her, lni'u"c-
tured by Perry DAVIS Son, Sole Prrpr:etors.
The Pa Killer vii BE- lut up in new style of PANEL
bottle, W th the words
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
blown in the Glass. We have discontinued the of the
thirty aud half bottles, and now put up "n'y
four ste VIZ IA. - - ;" ctS ana - %" per far the
Box Labels, spec II the con es OF the Box where ara
pamphlet of directions and certificates a rer bsa"miiy
finished presenting the irSt page excellent like
Ter The bottle labels ami label each box has
likeness d" Perry Davis which it will be imp's-
s;be i" counterfeit successfully.
have this ex,rnse. the public mig have
peTfec Confidence that they getting the gpnl
Gle hey buy battle above described. I" tlNsc
whs have "nged used and proved the merits "t ourati-
cl~. would that > Ii. prepare our Pam
Killer of the best aii pI.e ter~. ana that II shall be
evsrv way worthy of their appreciation a family med
cine
PERRY DAVIS 4 son.
Providence r. l.. July Isl, -:
Sold by p. F. Prscnd, Raleigh; Thus. j. Par elk, Greens
bore; Lucas d More. G",d>b.,u Ge'Ige X. French,
Wilmington, and by Drugg SIS Medical Dealers every
where
Sept. 81. 1857. ;n@2-1v.
FAIL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1855.
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"THE SPECTATOR"

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