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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
TrNO the honorable the Judges of the Court of

Quarter Sessions OF the peace, IN and Tor
the county If Union. at MAY Term. A. Il ls5,.
The petition If Eman Peters respectfully represents:
that petitioner occupies cummodous house situ-
at.d the Borough of L-wisburc which is we'll -alri-
latel for public house ~ sinmcut. ni has been
and occupied such, and Fl its heighboroo1
situation IS suitable well necessary Tor the
cor,olaton Of the public. and the entertainment of
strangers and travellers That he is well provided with
snblng horses and al conveniences for TIE
entertainment of strangers and travellers e therefore.
rcspec. fully prays III. Court to grant him license 10
keep public house o: entertainment at the place
herein raIn'd, and year petitioner will pray 6c Dc
EMANUEL PETERS.
We the undersigned citizens Of Lewisburg aforesaid
being personally acquainted with Emanuel Peters. the
abovc pe.itorer and iavrs knowledge 6f the mouse
for which license prayed do hereby certify that such
house is necessary TO accompdate the public and enter
tain strangers eers that he person of good
repute honesty and temperance and that he is vel
provided with hcusrroom and convenicnces for the
lodging accommodation Of strangers and travellers
therefore beg leave to recommend that license be grant
ed him agreeable to his petition.
Thos A. II. Thornton, John Hess, Samuel Dietrich,
James L. Lewis. James NJ. Mowrer jr. c. T. Hess. :. Il.
VanVnlxat. Henry frick, William Moore, James Crswell,
Thomas Graham. L. W. Moore. April q, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
'I'O the Hon. A Wilson Esq. President and

his Associates, Judges of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions d the county of Union The petition
Elijah c. Moore, Of Hartley township, in said county
humbly represents that he is desrous of keeping Pub
c House, Tavern his old stand lately occupied by
Dan and i we'll prepared for the accommodation
OF Travellers Sc He Therefore prays nnors to grant
him c"Ds.to keep tavern, during the ensuing year.
and ie will pray. ELIJAH &. MOORE.
We ,hr subscriber, residents OF Hartley township
county aforesaid, hereby certify that EiJrh e. Moore the
applicant fr Icen-. Of COED reptile for honesty
aud temperance, aud vel! provided with and
cOteuiencs the lodging and accom- aton OF stran
gers ard Travellers iat public housc there
they recommend him proper person
b, rcn,.d To- keep public house
S.sm SiiJsiaysT c.r'stf.n hensth Anthosy I,fer'r,
D1,si QTouss, n g. orr, Dgrid Sit.,r, itier HacJ
Jfcob FEES John Tr-er. oirid ki'ne J.a Bets d. Uti
d.nrIl, Jis. Gior,r, Ua + S,botd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Cheap Music and Piano Store
OF Horace Waters. .NO.333 Broadway

" New York-Oppo'iiion TO tie ComJlna.
tion-MusIc at Greatly Reduced Rates,
2 Notwithstanding the combination Of Musi.
Dealers to keep up the prices of non-copyrisf.
Music against the interests of Naive Cumpos-
ers and their seiu5S. 10 extend 10 Mr.. warns
the eout'esses Of the Trade; he has immens.
sales-haying abundant evidence that he has
public countenance and support in his oppos-
lrton 70 the Great Monopoly, and in his Efforts
TO aid Native Talent and adopt The Naiiona,
Currency. His stock Of American and Euro
pean Music IS immense, and the catalogue OF
his own Publications is one Of :he largest and
best selected in the United STATES. lie has also
made grSGf r6GuciioB in the prices Of Pianos,
MelodeonS and all hiris Musical instruments.
Superior toned S! octave Pianos for Sl15, 200
and 80. rtI.ur Of a. god quality and Instruments -
~ ng II dJrhhl- thee which rost 100 PianoS
Of every variety # b and FTce. to 1000 prsins
thc7r Ten fIrreut Mauu'sctoTits= among them The
celebrated nnIUyej Horace Waters Pianos. and
thu first premium fol,on Pianos Of T. Gilbert Cos
make. tovusrS of the -folran Patent Secondhand Pr
lTeat iarcainsIfirrs from 20 t" 80. Nriopr
from kivr different Manufactures. including the
wekrowu :. D q H. ". smiths NrIodeons, (tun.d the
equal mTer; mont tie best make in the Unit States
Price-s5 TO- 100 Ilj. l25. l5 $50. Smiths Double
Bank Meicdeons 30. Each Piano ard NriOlcon euarsn
te,t b. best to III, TTh". sehOls Sc- IL.
per discount 10 Cl-f and Cturchs. orders
mpy attended to. Nusir sIt tostI aid % all parts
~ the country at the reduced -tss General ard Select
Catalogues and Sbrul"s of rcvs Of Muslca ln.trum-
eats frEsr FED = II = rec of charge. sm5t'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
For the Lsviseusy chronicle.
The Home of his Childhood.

| Can this be the place where ne frs, breathed
walked, and talked! "True, the same heav
ems are over it, the same mountains surround
1t. and the same sweet little creek flows thro
it," but ell else, how changed!' The barn
and saw-mill and the grist-mill indeed are
there bat where is the little natal cabin, and
the forest that surrounded fti With regard
10 the cabin, its old foundation Answers
Whcrel Chemistry, however, would say tha
i, has been converted by decay into water, car
bonic acid, and ammonia. Be that as i, may
the old house has fallen. together with .Ae
grand old forest that environed it,
But what mean those many E,lle cottages
that store, that public house, that splendid
barn, that smoking furnace, and those fields
and meadows that occupy he place Of thai
cabin and that forest Who has been here
since he has been gone. True, trDwto
has been here; LAxrz has been here GnExxs
and HowARD, too, have been here, and done
much. But who have SO cleared away the
former land marks, and remodeled his native
spot,
No more shall he be able to hear the new
ing coon, the barking fox, the growing bear,
the squalling wild cat, the bowling wolf. the
screaming panther. No more will the whip
poor-will whistle upon the branches over the
lille cabin no more will the squirrel play
in the ,hicket around il; no more will the
agile deer bound before the door and no
more will the rattle-snake and copperhead
harbor beneath il. Not so, and why Be.
cause KAUFMAN L RkBEu have been and are
here. They are those who have most changed
his native wilderness home into beautiful
dwelling place. They are the men before
whom the forest has had to fall, thickets van
ish, and swamps dry up. And as a substitute,
he now sees meadows and fields moaestly
standing between his native hills.
All thanks and praise be TO Kaufman 4
Reber for what they have already done, and
may success attend them in their further de.
signed improvem ent Of the home Of his nativ-
ity May their furnace continue to pour
forth its tons, their fields yield their grain, and
their meadows their grass, till they shall be
able to give il polish not unlike Adam and
Ewes Eden !"
But, o, FoRksr IRoy WonKs! May like
wise the time soon hasten when your sons and
your daughters shall be as much admired for
sound morality and intelligence as they ow
are for true friendship, sociability pitali,y,
industry, and enterprise. The sun. indeed ,
has shore upon mere beautiful, but never
upon more genial soil than yours. Clouds
have fed larger, but never a more faithful and
healthful stream than yours. Winds may
have waited spicier, but never purer atmos-
phere than yours. Con has indeed done his
part now see to i, that you do yours.
THE PLOUGH-BOY.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Leyisburg Branch FarmerApril 2 1875
10 the Honorable the Judges Of the Court Of

XO the Honorable the Juuses OF he Court oi
- Quarter Sessions OF the Peace fer The
Co1nty Of Unirn at May Sss"ns, A. d. 1885.
The reti.on Of Gideon Bichl respectfully sheweth :
Thet yunr occupies tOnmodi,us house, eu-
atu T the township of East Buh.oe, on the TURNPIKE
Irasing fro m Lwisburg Miiniurg which Is well cal
culad public house Of entertainment, AMI mas be,
occu, I'D NJ suci. number of years, aud from It's
priSborhooi and situation is suitable a. well ~ necrs
sary for the Of the public, and the enter
taiumeut of strangers and Travellers
That c is well provided with stabling Tor horses ana
NIL nccsary for the entertainment 9" sirn
gers and Travellers he therri1ra respectfully Trays the
Court TO ra~ him lcens. conuc TO keep an inn or
rublic house al entertain Tnent there.
Fast Bufaoa. GiDEbN biLHL
W. I'll. undersigned. citizens Of the township II East
BuIioe afor, said sn- personally acquainted with Git
con Bieh the above named petitioner, and also having
Of the house for which the license ID praye
do certify thai si housc necessary 70 accorfodate
the public and entertain strarrra trav,ers that lie
il erson Of good rcps for honesty and Temperance.
and that ie l. provided with house room AMI cun,e
for the ioign; and accommodation Of strangers
and travel. and so well provided with stabng for
horses We therefor cy lctvc 10 recormerd him for
llcnns.. agrecaby to his petition
Samuel Duniis, H1Hlifi FhJ, John .Sl.fdct, H,n'r
H.I.r Jers,.,.,l Hatier Henry Bo,oeysor, R1ry MH,
Nshry J.fs, Join HHnerd, JdcOb N'N, DurId R,any,
tS,orgs Waiter, Dati Hticr gorge AIer ,oshaa Hrbst
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
VINO the Honorable Abraham 5. Wilson, Esq.
President and his Associate Juiees of the

Court OF Quarter Sessions Of the cornty of Union.
The petition of VIM l.. Ritter Of the town ofNrw &C.
lumia. in said county. humbly represents That he
cu;ies house in sat which has heretofore bees
used -icd house of entertainment AMI s de-
srous of continuing the and Is wc prepared for
the accumulation travellers, he therefore Iray-
honors grant him license TO keep tavern during the
ensuing: year, anJ lie will pray, &c. WM L. RITTER.
The subscribers rcsitcn;s o! New Columbia, hereby
certify that Wm L. Ritter the applicant for the license
il good rcputr ior honesty and temperance and
we'll provided with houseroom and conyenicTces for
the and accommodation OF strangers and travel
ers and that ruolic house there is necessary, they
iherere recommend him proper person to be licens
cd 90 kcc lI--,lir house.
NJ Scchcr John Grycr Joel Ranck, Jacob Trosel John
st. Clair, Abraham An0uey Aaron Smith. George j.
swartz, Eobrt MCuriey, D. 5. Ruthranfi, Francis
Walk. T. rctcr Klalp. April 6, ls55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of
Quarter Sessions Of onion County, May


The petition Of David Herr # fhe Borough Of Lewis
burg in said county humby represents that he Occupies
the hotel in said Borough, formerly Kept a public
house by C. D. Kline, and Is dcsrous Of continuing the
The location s central the house is we'll
adapted for that purpose and he is provided with
convenience for the entertainment OF strangers
elers He therefore respectfully prays your honors
grant hin. licsnse to seep tavern daring the ensuing
year and he will pray, &c. DAVID HERR.
The sutciibers, residents Of Levishr hereby certify
that David Herr, the applicant for lrense is Of
good repnte .or honesty and temperance. and is vel
provided with house and encnces for the lodg
ting ad onrro1aon cf strangers and travellers xni
that public house there is necessary they therefore
recommend him as proper person to be licensed 70
keep public house.
C. ID Nine. jams Ciisscel DlFii Fys,f, Jamss Bar,
e Tin rii,ah, John Rl!l1 g. .Sangh,on. Tnos. H. N.
1n~.t,n, 1d'.e' Gab,on W. r. Rcisrsyer, ANn Sio.-
~, uTNar More, Itlmasfs Ey,rs, IAN " Htss
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
no the Honorable Abraham s. Wilson Esq

'INO the flOnOTdOIe ADTdndln % W llSnn Esq.
and his Associates, Judges of the Court of
Qa-er Sessions of the Peace for the Comfy of Unou,
MAY Term, 1855.
The petition % Da-1 Sti.zc. pecttcIy seweth that
your petitioner occupies cnmmnous house situate in
the township Of Hartley in the County aoresal, the
turnpike leaiing from Lewisburg to Centre county at
his old stand, where he res.cs and has been k5s
old stand, which is well calculated for public house
entertainment and that he is well provided with hprse
for the accommodation Of strangers as travellers
that h has occupied the said house iicrnt! house
fy many years past that he is desrous of continuing
m ouse he therefore respectfully prays the Court
rnt h s'cense To keep inn public house Of
tainmcnt for Strangers and travellers there and PEE
titioncr will pray DAVID SITTER.
W. the ers -ned ci;izcns of the township Of Hartley
aforesaid. being personally acquainted with said David
Sitter, the above named petitioner and also having
know ledge of the house for which the license is prayed
do hereby certify that such house Is ssary to
tomnoiate the public and entertain strangers and trv
cers that lie is person of good repute for honesty and
temperance and lie ID well provided with house and
for the lodging and accommodation Of
gers and traserfs Therefore pray the Coart to grant
him license.
r. '. Gorcr, Srmue' O'erins, Jermier Nissrr. LGiah
CorI Joseph Sumps VIA Cdriisl>. Daniel Sronse, Shem
4.Jelmyer, Jacob Fees, Ddaoi wa, Henry Kiayp.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
FUNO The Honorable the Judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and

for Union county. at Nav Term 4. d. 1855.
The petition OF Martin Rudy respectfully showctl' ::
That your petitioner occupies n commolinus house. s.u-
nted in what called Farmersvile. in the township Of
BuIaoe by the public road leading from Lowisbur- TO
Brush Valley which is well calculated for public house
Entertainment, and has been occupied such for a
number of years and from its neghborhood and situation
Is suitable wei necessary for the accommodation
Of The public, and the entertainment of strangers and
travellers that he well provided with stabng for horses
and all for the entertainment OF
strangers and travellers. lie therefore respectfully prays
the Court T. grant him license to Continue 10 Keep an
inn public house Of entertainment thcrr and he will
pray, &c. MARTIN RUDY.
We the undersigned citizens Of the township o! Bualoe
aforesaid. bring personally acquainted with Martin Rudy
the above named petitioner and also having
of the house for which the cnse is prayed do hereby
ecr: that such house Is Necessary TO accommodate the
public and entertain strangers and Travellers that he -
persn Of good rpue for honesty ana temperance ard
Re wei provided with houseroom for
the oisfns and pronunciation fstraneers and Travellers
aud also we'll provided With stabng for horses We there
fore beg leave to recommend him for ense agreeable
to his petition.
Samuel simonton Daniel NJ Renner Geo. c. Thompson,
James Behl. Edwari Flick. Edward Miller, James W. si
monitor. Abraham Young. Jacob Yillmap. Howard An
drson, JAG Scshsrt. Abr spiegeie,.r. April 9, 1875
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Jury List-May Term, 1855.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS
Ife-t Rsdrsr-rhi,ip Nanheck, Mos Krehs.
Bufrin,- Hiram Dreisbach, James ". Simonton.
HIshmytgn-John Hummel.
Le.ristarg-pavid Reber, Alexander Amnnons, Robt
VI. Musser
Barer- Jacob shawrer, Aaron J. Middlesv artb Simon
Oldt, Samuel TroXell.
Itnns-Enos klingier.
.S4insyrors--John iarIner.
Lin,stone-H Henry Ftots.
y,ctscn-Adam Miller. Eivsfd Bennes.
FrInxffn-Ge9ree = ScEoch.
Hll, Deer-JonathAn Dieffenderfer.
HrrGey-ChriStian schnure, VIM. Swengie.
N,fLii,cTsek-John Bilger.
Chapmun-Davd Rohrer.
Neutrality-suspicious. IL. Hassenplug.
TRATERSE JURORS
Jiekson-Pet-r N.iman Jae. spangler jr Christopher
seeboid.
WHIT Deer-Da,id Meckley, Gabriel Huntington. ia
cob McCurey, Joel Ranck, Lewis Biting Hcury Dieien-
derf-r.
Sirnsg,ore-Charles ;. Bavis.
ffrariha-Joih C. Wilson, Peter Drees.
Centre-sohu Snook, Samuel Hartman.
HIr,sy-Wm. Huntingdon, John Hoffman, 4. v. B.
Lincoln. George Ruhi, Cyrus Dreisbach.
L,iaestone-John Rinkert, James Crosgrove, Michael
Miller. jr., Geo. smith, jr, Daniel scebold.
IyFri0s-P.ter Rrnucr, Samuel Morrow. JoLu uauck.
(h1pmdn-John kerstettef, s. q. Herrod.
West Bsarer-John Lash.
Ls.rissurg-Bcniamn Ansstadt, s. +. Lyndali, Henry
Prick, Samuel q. Maus
Ierry--GRbricl Brugger
Vtst BaGIos-Jncob Re ish
HFintur9-Mattaias stayman, 1onn Detweiier, John
Lnwrrne-.
duhy,creet-Daniel Kessler-
Ndshnyton-samus Nets, JOHN P. Rousb, Philip
Mover.
Eist BufDhe-Elias Brown.
Netc Berli--Joseph Winter.
PETIT JURORS
Limssfo1,-Giieon Cornelius.
Lr,cis,urg-Davil il Sfrr, Charles Penny, ". vanvazah
A. Stoughton. Joseph .Derr.
Fjdnklun-Frederick Erb.
Bearer-Thomas W. Sh;pton, John Hendricks, Jacob
Gross.
Nep Rrn-II. Edward Baus.
Bg6diOsJohn Fog james d. Charbcflin,6 @. Sear,
ssIiy-Flavel Clark, David II. Kelly.
Eifi,nbWg-John Gotschall.
Jiclsui-John NJ Be nfer, David 0ldt.
HGrtley-Christian Gann Samuel Grove, s. Blackkrd
Levi Kline, u Dry. John T. Smith.
Ctdpmdn-Wiliam g. lIerrold
East B.Jjloe-John S. fo-ler, J. S. Schrack.
Esst BuFaioe-John Miller.
Itnns-I. Jarrett
tS,dre-Chr tian Kerr.
WAIT D.sr-Sar1url Henderson.
S.liaspro-e-wilIiam Byers.
.I,id.i.crtcl-Hcury WetIef.
PTTy-Christian Graybill, jr.
West Rearer--Ienjamn Price
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
TINO tie Court of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace in and for the county of

Union the May Term for 1855, the petition Of Ann
Ginter Of hte Deer township, in the county of Union
pecf fully sheweth that you petitioner dsrous Of
keeping public house in the house kept by Ann Gihter
last year. and where she formerly kept public house
for a number Of years. and is provided with
essary convenience 70 do She therefore prays the
Court To grant her license 10 kecr tavern house
public entertainment for the accommodation Of travel
ers and s,raugers and such u tavern is necessarily
wanted, ana she will pray &C.
We the subscribers, citizens Of White Deer township,
certify that the above applicant is of good rpute for
honesty and Temperance is well pro, ied with house
room .eni.nccs for the lodging and accoumods
ton Of travellers and strangers and such tavern il
necessarily wanted. Witness our hand this "a OF
February 1855.
LLOYD Guinter, Andrew Scybert, Jacob Troxe IIa:vy
Rank Lewis D. Rank. Martin Keeper George Troxe.Jr
NJ Secher.G NJ Hoffman WIN L. Ritter, Roley MCuriy,
Samuel Gocdlauder.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
HERRIWG'S
Patent ChamDi0n Fire

RE3 1924 Proof SAFES, with Hans
- ~ Patent Powder Proof ocks,
E5SlS tpH which J'ere awarded separ-
HiSS3aaf ate Medals at The Worlds
tHifH IL > IL Fair. Ecndon, 1851, ard also
Ess. .s,i1E!l Z3at the Worlds Fair, New
crl, 1853 aud 1854. The
subscribers are the sole manufacturers and
proprietors in this State Of the above cSe-
qualed Safes and Locks. The reputation Of
the genuine - Herring's Safe" is world wide,
and for the last thirteen years the mercantile
communitv have Witnessed and borne tesii-
mony to Their SEvrn r,ILIN6 fire proof quail
ties. More than l2,C0O Of these Safes have
been actually sold. and over TWO HUNDRED
lave passed iriumphanily through accidental
fires. The public are assured that all Safes
manufactured by the subscribers are not only
guaranteed to be fully equal, but IN many re-
specis even superior to those which Fave been
so severely tried by FIRE. Few will losget their
services IN the burning oi the Tribune es-
tablishment," New York, and at The Great Fire
in strawberry street. at the larre Ere las, July,
opposite the Glrard House and still more re-
Gently in the Fire at Fifth and Chestnut SITS. in
this city. in which these Safes came forth the
acknowledged CuAarrnxi wh1n many o,her
secufi.ies failed. Farrell q CO-
Iron !Syfr and Bank Lock .Iakers,
"a WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
Chilled Iron Safes, with Powder Proof
Locks. manufactured expressly for Banks,
Brokers, Jewellers. and others requiring secj'
rity from rosues. Bank vau's, DootS. SC.
on hand and made to order. All the mos, cell
ebrateo Locks for sale 4, manufacturers prices.
Second hand - SafeS,"' Salamanders' and
" Iron Chests Of other makers. having been
taken in part payment for lIerring's, for sale
at half price. March 80 55. 572yl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
FRENCH TRUSSES.
HERNIA or Rupture successfully

L treated and comfort insured. BY use Of
the elegant French TrusSes. imported BY the
subscriber, and mate 10 order expressly Tor
his sales.
All suffering with Rupture till be sratiGed
L. learn that the occasion now offers 10 procure
Truss combining erireme GgkfTsss. uiM ease,
durabthfy and correct can,trucfit1. in lieu Of the
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold; An extensive assortment always on
Rand, adapted to e.ery variety Of Rupture Ia
adults ard chiltren. and for sale 2, ranre of
price 10 suit all. Cost Of Siu.le TruSSes. 81,
~, 81 and 50 Double, 81, 50 Sc. IS and $40.
Persons al distance can have Truss sent
10 any address by renting the amount. send
in- measure around Ike hips, and stating side
affected.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the I'm
porter. Caleb ii. Needles,
8. W. cor. of Twelfth 4 H1ce S;s.. PhiIada.
Depot for Banning's Impro3 I'd Body Brace !;
Chest Expanders and Erector Braces; Patent
Shoulder Braces; SuSpensory Bandases; Spi-
nal Props and supports. La,iss' Rooms, with
competent lady attendants.
March 30 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
F. II. SMITH,
D0RT MOnnaie. Packet Book and

l. Dressing Case Manufacturer. n. W. cor.
of Fourth Il Chestnut StS., Philadelphia.
Always on hand a large and varied assert
ment uf
Port Monnaies, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, Cah,>,
bankers Cases, Travelling Bags.
Note Holders, Backgammon Boards.
Port FolioS. Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Pocket Memorandum Books
Dressing Gases, Cigar Cases, &c
Also, general assortment Of ENGLISH.
FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
Fine Pocket Gallery, Razors, Razor Strops
and Gold Pens.
Wholesale, Second and Third Floors.
7. II. SMITH,
n. w. corner Fourth & Chestnut SITS. Philada.
\. Bon the receipt of 81, Superior
Gold Pen will be sent to any part Of Tie United
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