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Harvard University.
Mass. Medical College


U,HE Annual Course OF Medical Lectures OF
/ Harvard University, will commence NJ the
Massachusetts Medical College IN North Grove
street, B0stoa, On the first Wednesily Of Nov
climber, 1856 Thc regular course will be- as fol-
lOws.-
JoHs Wars. NJ D, Professor Of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
ID. HuMrHREYs sroRER, NJ d., Professor Of
Obstetrics aRt. Med. Independence.
Joirs n. >. JACKSON, NJ. d., Professor Of Nor
Ind Anatomy.
GroRoE &. suArrucK, NJ. D.. Professor OF Gin.
icu Medicine.
OuyER WENprII. HIoLMEs, NJ. d., Professor
| of Anatomy AMI Physiology.
MoRslrL wrnAs, NJ D., Adiuncl Professor Of
Theory aud PlJciicc OF Medicine.
HrSRy J. DIGaLow, VI u Professor OF Surgery
and Cliuical Surgery
EpwARD II. ClARsE, NJ d., Professor OF Ma.
terra Mrdca.
yo,IAuP COOKE, " d Professor OF Chemis.
RIcu,Rp NJ HopsEs, n. D, Demonstration.
Clinical. Medical and Surgical Instruction with
Surgical Operations al the Massachusetts Gen
ersl Hospital
Abundant Material for the study OF Practical
Anatomy. The A. ,om devoted Ia this department
l. oprn day sod evening, Hni iiahici 10y ga.
Fee. ior The i.e,iunes, $50; Mat1cnihtina fee,
50; GH.iudlloa Ice, so. h"sp'a' and L'brari
gri. ultuus
Good B,inl canbe obtllncd nj % 10 81 per
week. boarding. place, provided on application
| ~ ile ia ior at me College
suIdeus ore InyItej, upOu coming 10 Boston,
Is cal upon the an.
D. HUMPHREYS sroaER, Dean Of the Fa:ulty,
M. ~ NLLcr ~ BJs'un
F,sC,rculdrs can be obtained gr,li., upon up
pllrdlIJn n DAVID Clipp. Ne iIc,i sni ourglt ..
journal Office, over 81 wasllinston street, b
| ton.
| sept 81, 1865 Iwio
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my al.es vfstia, .. 1ns'rn, 10 al c'.,. rber
be- lss gyc tiir sect si.rl Is7r tnthe b'rtyHg-
f.rsf', hating ts-i ts T.asrf sis i-.-so. MY es.
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p,rsi tD ssy u N lsr.,ns sfits Nh r,n~fs N auy
p.II 81 tho i.sly t.i ~ sAlfact ItHi 10 y SHs-
's- let-t n tHs sith lot itiis pain .Ii To- rssan.
lhle erIn, eiIss.lDn. ne sil rirrs,f ~ such
c..s, a, h. gsts asfuranes % no pay rist Oos al.
tres, last stanlI.h.
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sa.,l.s, ..,.. ,o,A. 1864. SOLOMON LOMBARD

THIS may certify that thAv Witnessed TIC efdeAey 0'
sr. i-hni's tiacer retis-iy. ani "a ~. ksi' ~ 10
say thai IL Viii @lct cufe an al csss AI'r. a. 4pIl-
cali1l Dc. NJ, hsen t0o bug d-,y-i, sni ths vho-
.y.aa D AsOnsi uiih lhs c,lcsfrua WAITS. IL Il fsr
n,f csrtaln than the u-e q The ku, heifsc,. The
Iises - enlirr, k..,Iug %, tff1c 81 u i-hiui.
JAMES ". brLZELL, 81. ~,
Prp, a surgery In the Lslscti bvscii Csllsss, O.
Phillltphta. ~
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NOTICE.

Being about 10 make an en,irc change in my
business and under the necessity Of removing my
hooks from the store recently occupied by me, II
is necessary that all persons indebted 10 me by
,o,e or account should pay the sams immediately
,hall ice at the old stand every evening and d
portion Of the day until the 10Th Of Nov, to "a
,ili,s,c the settlement OF my accounts al which
time uy books will bc removed.
L. II. c. HOOPER.
October II, 1886. .t 3w49
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Al a Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on tho first Mon.
day of October, in the year OF our Lord, one
thousand eigh, hundred aud ffty.six, by the
Honorable Joseph L. Nye. Judge OF SAID Court:
KEZlAH LORD, widow Of Benlamin LORI,
IN 81, late OF Lebanon, in said county, yeoman,
deceased, having presented her petition Tor her
dover in said estate 10 be assigned aud sci out IL
her, and thai Commissioners may lie apPOlnted
fur that purpose pursuant 10 law: also, an allow
ance out OF the personal estate al said ueceased'
ORDgRgD, That the said petitioner give no,
cc To al persons interested, by causlng copy oi
this order Ia I've published three weeks success.
siyely IN the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
in BiddefOrd, in said county, that they may appear
at a Probate Count 10 be held a, BIddeinrd, IN
laid county, on the first Monday IN November
next, at ten Of the clock IN the forenoon, aud
slew cause, il any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
AS Attest JOSHUA HrRRcN, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HrREcR, Register.
Alta Court OF Probate held al Allied, within aud
for the County Of Yor. an the first Monday Ol
October, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and dlly.slx, b. the Honorable
Joseph I Nyc, Judge OF said Court;
JOSHUA HUBBARD, usIned Executor in a
- c.,tsin instrument, purpOHng to be the last
will aud testament OF Clement Maxwell, late ol
Wells, in said county, yeoman, deceased, having
presented the same Tor proba,e:
ORDgRgD, That the said Executor give notice
To all persons interested in said estaie by causing
a copy OF this order 10 bo published three weeks
successfully IN the UnlOn aud Eastern Journal
uTiuted at Biddeiurd, ia SAID county, thai they
nav appear al a Probate Court Ia be- held al
Slddcford, IN said county, on the lir't Monday %
November next, al ten Of the clock ia the fore
noUu, and sncw cause. IL any they have, why
The said instrument should no, be proved, apprOy
cd and allowed as the last will and testament o.
lhe said deceased .. -.
i2 Attest. JOSHUA HERRlck, Register
A true copy ATTEST, JOSHUA llERIicH, Register
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cOSsIsTINs Or
SUTNrs-wi'h nen bnslTn,, c1''lr. .Hi uh'thini,,
{ thI lest Nni aIc-t ia, ,lls, aII ~ aud t'i7ss
.tylus.
CALICO snIRrs-rhs latest ami rs,, Tuior'.
rSOEesuIRrs ,nl CONVERSION w.. y ri'7,
,.,,mers, AZ, aal C,tsl, OF d..rsIi' a,sl iIf-bs
mtlft.-l1l NJ Iuipr - rutrfhrslrt' -
Tuhy ,pp-,v-i ny iiDsitti'. Ase. a. u..s"
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GRNgArs -Sapsriar putliiv al baitV .''i.s,
tnh frtl l.sJrurHt II clbDAa Ip.Ihls, NIX
rTis GLOVES, 'uARts aui NufPL 80 ~. rs.-
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g.thsIi CHHrs-.
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(Near OF Congress Strecl.)
Capital and Accumulation, $ 1926, 600.
JOSEPH q. COLLINS, Prsst. JOHN EA,pE, Soy.
nIIilS well established aud perfectly reliable
/ Institution, is now issuing policies upon the
lives OF good healthy persons, on Ihs Cash Sys.
ten, nj the lowest rates OF premium conssien,
with security, cither.wiih or without participation
in profits.
INVESTMENTS. .......-.
This Company is restricted in the invesimca,
Of us Funds 10 Bonds aud Mortgages on unincum.
bered Real Estate, and United States City aud
State Stock.
A statement OF the condition Of the Company,
rates Of premvn, table of losses already paid
and oil other necessary Information respecting the
,>sJ,9st OF Life Insurance, caa be obtained, on
application 10
GEO. III, ELLIOTT 4 60.
GENERAL AGENTS ron THE n. L. STATES.
Boston, Sept. 20, 1855. Smio
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FREMONT A JYw.-Atlast the truth il COM
ing out. On evidence given elsewhere, II Is
clearly shown that John Charles fremont II
q Jew, let him come out over his own sig
niturs and say 81. There 10 story TO the
effect that he is Mahometan, and also can.
nihal from the Feejee Islands; but these
arc vet in embryo. Let Fremont just settle
tho Jewish question and tranquiiiie the
Sanhcdrim, and we will have him out on
the Koran afterwa rds.-N. Y. Hero!d.
- DIR. j. L. l.. Bledshu, Of New Or
leans, has succeeded in training the larger
species ofmoequitos known in New Orleans
rs '.gallinippers, to perform oil the objects
hitherto only accomplished by the leach or
the cupper. A dozen Of these insects are
equal to SIX lecches, and placed on the de-
sired spot viii at once commence 10 suck
blood in the same way, and with Ear loss
trouble, than the older Institution.
,ur We bear but one report from all who
use Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, and
that is, that lbs wonderful power IN reliey'
ing the most severe pains has never been
cqualled. 1
DYsrKrsiA CuREp.-A fair trial OF the
0xygsnated Bitters will convince the most
skepiical sufferer. that this medicine has no
equal in the world for the cure Of this dis
ease. Every DysPeptic ought to know its
value. 49,. .....,
q II Is said, by the Philadelphia Times.
that 1000 foreigners have been naturalizcd
In Philadelphia within the tw, months pre-
csding the election. This Is double the ula-
jogity that tho Democrats claim in tho whole
STATE rl1fI .riatsgi 500 llatl ~ n; Z.
y s1s,rnf 80 ~ ssgs ,cai' ,alssz. r-1iEi i
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Jony VAN BrRKS. This leading Demo-
crat who's now on the stump for Mr.. Bu-
chanan said in lS+S
al say for myself, and speaking for my
self alone, that let what will como, shall be
under no necessity whatever 10 support any
man who does not believe slavery an unmix-
ed curse; and who will not by virtue of his
Office, use all constitutional power to abolish
it," Here was his platform at that time /:
"No more Slave States No Slave Terrific
ries'-The withdrawal Of the support OF the
Federal Government from slavery, and the
abolition Of 1t wherever it can be reached BY
constitutional means"
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the first class, built in the city OF BAL
ore expressly this trade and have
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who viii spare no
cxertion They will be towod up and down
by and be relied on to sail promptly as
Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York.
will lind to their interest ship by this line as freigh, viii
always be taken ss low by other line OF Packets and
every will be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York give satisfaction. Insurance can be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per cent
respectfully ask and hope sueceod ia obtaining fun
share Of patronage,
Goods shipped by this line New York win be forwarded
New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston Sa
yaunab any other Southern or Northern port.
vessels will lie In Richmond in the Dock in New DIRK
Berth No !, Coffee House slip. foot of Nall Street.
DAVID a WIN. CURRIE Richmond, [ Ano,ts
&. II. PIERSON, n. Y, N'o''
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.rAc ,urnut THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 70
- IYNCHRIlRG AK RICHMOND

Fare from Iynohburg to Buchanan. ......,.Sl 80
To Richmond '..........,'.'...... .......... . 90
FROM Bynchbufg to Charlottesville. = 80
and the 2d of October Packet Boats viii leave
Buchanan at A NJ, and Lynchburg ii75 r. NJ. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and In Il almond second day
at5o.clock a NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lrachburg at a = NJ
scotrsvlc 100 a NJ day and Ia Char
oteSye at "a = NJ Leave Lynehburg for Buchanan and
Lexington at 81 A NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday aud
att 4 NJ.
From Lynchbnrg to Richmond time and distances in
card below
4 4 I L
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During sleigh ride this winter past horses
leg and the skin off place large than hand from
the rubbing the inside Of the thigh applied
Turf Oh, and in day or two he we'll Aboher Case
mule which working to dray became unable to
walk Gu examiaps hIs foot discovered mai about
inches Tong tic head My driver and the nexhbors said
he would be good for nothing drew the nail Inserted
piece OF lint and your Turf Oh him
and from that moment he has lost hour but good
also horse badly snagged the outside OF
his thigh In places about inches deep
inches wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gu was applied and brought them entirely sound
truly of the remedies have
known and rug for several wears se
this as you think proper. Very truly
10 Messrs Dove Co. j H. WEISIGFR
For sale by STR0rHEn & WHITEHEAD,
and J. IL, THOMPSON A. co,
IL dom I,nrbburr
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4 MS Il BKO DYfHs, Richmond, Va, beg 10 inform the
Lynchbnrg that they prepared 10 execute
every description SIX Cotton Wooen dyeing or Clean
ng he ork elsew here We have
machinery the best OF workmcn, and can guar
sasac patrons Merino, silk ana DE Lam
dresses dyed o fashionable coors snit the OF the
Shawl every description dy led cleaned Grape
ShawS dyed scarlet crimson Other cOors equal to import
equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
stains removed We intend 10 do work equal to
the United States aud respectfully solicit
the patronage the iynehburg and vicinity Ten
..nrn ed and cleaned to look eqna 10 new
DENNIS d BRO,
j W Hines Franklin opposite Metropoli
tan Hall. Richmond, Va. sep 4dts
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Clothing aud Furnishing Goods ITO Nam street, Ken
,uuud Va h ltjb.
In ealing Stock of Goods introduced by the
perhaps would be well notice the fact Of our
rapidly Increasing with all sections of the state during
have been located in Richmond And AS an hro
always necessary take advantage OF
this medium by which make ourselves known expees OF
conrse that examination all parties will judge ior tne
particular being perfectly satised tha
and Judgment must be consulted
receiving Fall Stock and assure purchasers
that every thing Gents Wearing Apparel viii
attention and the assorted lines viii ~ all nes oe
complete thai each customers wants viii b. snped
Having every facility for the proper prosecution OF our ouA
hope make the fact TO orr customers ana
the last have hit
up n expressly Gents Furnishing Goods where
ind thing pertaining TO mat department
In the Clothing Department guarantee the STOCK TO
he perfect point durability FIJI and styles because we
make and have hesitation in saying
ur good. found cqua best order work in the
nniry Watching various changes Of Fashion parties
finding the latest cut and make in store
SUBJECT their Inspection and approval call Is solicited By
GROsHONG TIPMAN,
sep Its No. 10 Main ST., Richmond Va.
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NVV z W NHhHtE,
II SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS a,
holesale retail in variety and style low
cash prices by calling at NOWLAN'S sign of the Ia E,
ME No a. Sycamore street, Petersburg Va, wher, l4
Won will sayo per lie has just armed from TN,
ihern and Importers with the argest and
OF Watches Jewery, Silver
Fancy Goods offered in this State. Would il no, he
for you TO call Examine his magnificent Stock and
least 20 per buys all his Goods cash and
them at much than the regular prices same
of Goods also have your Watches and Jewal,"
paired in the and at short notice and ayay
the fashionable Goods in exchange foy
money
Remember the place sign of the Eagle, No "a Sycam
street, Petersburg. Va THOMAS NoWIAN
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nROV1.IONs ON CONSIGNMENT

Il 50 IIhds prime Shoulders,
10 Sides,
80 Bbls 3" Lard
80 Kegs prime
eOp Canv assed Hams
All ON nsignneni and for sale at low ratos
THOS. BRANCH K SONS
sep l5-dts Petersburg Y,
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----.2--z---4a Cutlery. WaIkm Canes,
and Monies Percussion Cups Gnnpo" der ateht
Shot Balls powh Fasks Pouches and bels Bnd bass,
Nipples and Wrenchcs, Washing Rods ana Ieiers Dos
CHAINS and Collars Gun Makers Materials SC, &c To RE
NOLVERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers PrEes'
to the trade. > 81 iHEhLANp -,
No liz, Main street, opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
CLASS WAS AWARDED BY TN VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE yoR TIN roNoiioN
MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, ViRGA
For n ease Of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
Exhibition Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
the CITY Of Richmond on the 18th day OF Nov, ltpl
JAMES W IEwELLFN, }. A. BELNIS
President.
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~ SION MERCHANT. On the Dork, Richmond. Va
Thankful the liberal extended 10 me last season.
inerca.e the line OF Boats
,ug house. thai boat viii leave every other day,
Sundays exccped) BY this ement shall be able to
goods through days than heretofore and
nearly they go by the = Il r. and much less
NJ charge ardng Tobacco is cts Box md
80 yer HID which includes prayage and Whariage when
necessity drayage The aayage and wharfage
the Basin per Box and 40 cts. HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River Kanaw la Co Tor
passing honse sets Ton about ct Tor Boxe
and per ha Having these advantages Of osaton am
willing the benefit and charge only
price my services hoping thereby 10 command larger
business
My personal will be given to sales of produce and
purchase o goods GomuisS sion. A. s. LEE.
July
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rOOD ADVICE AROUT puaNOs.-w.-:-

ANNOO ADVICE AROVT P1ANON.-Nu,;,
TIN A HOuSE-A house without Music Is ike a MR..
without Children silent, gloomy and desoate. Music M
son Of life breated suggested every where IN M
and only abs from the lips and souls who are
"t treason sratagens and sos SO young ladies in
npon your Papa buying Piano from T. NASH "a
Petersburg although you may be able play more nr
Polka, Negro Melody, and Days ri Absence, on it,
The above good advice Non always bud about 30 81,
ect Pianos the low pees 18th all the styles and
patterns. at T.. Z. SASH'S
Piano Forte Warcroom 30 Sycamore Of Bank ST pe
trrsburg Va "a
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~ PHOSPHATE OF LiME-1he attention OF Farmers
and Planters respectfully called the above valnabe
pound Tor their approaching Spring planting
The Manufacturer begs his patrons thi
they may always depeud upon being supplied with GtAU
iNE AND INFORM AkiiCLt, he constantly supcrneia
In person. the entire of and putting
for sale.
This article has been before community pc
Rod OF i've Yeas during which time has auay sed by
large number of the Chemists
and has been ed 10y various Farmers nearly
IN the niun with almost Perhaps
the best proofs OF is Naluo - the greatly celnaN
cdented in the history Of Artificial FertIots
much advantage, from the the ammonia, No.ail
matter in Guam" in This preparation being chemically Acd
agent only dssipatng Itself progressively When
rated with the soil this available salt Suphate analg
mated with soluble phosphate becomes panth
all descriptions aud is by theu readily taken up.
found quite active in inducing early maturity Gnano
and aueh durable aud terrifying and less
LATHE.
As there large number of super in market
for the Va.ae of which would like responsible
earnestly request all purchasing be careful
GEhUiNk ARTICLE which will he accred-
ted uL all of whom aeknow lodged
and 10 them hold myself responsible good
Snp"r Phosphate All packages will be Distinctly
cd Consumers aud dealers will he enabled arrange
with myself
MESSRS II G. HARDY & co. are my acc edited and
ole Agents Tor the city of Petersburg
c. Il. DrBIRG,
Agrioaharai Chemist aud sole Pyoprictor williamsburg l. J.
ap 1dts
4 DOSE SAIT.-s, 900 bushels Lisbon salt,
IL Loose We will sell abont half Salt in sacks
suitable and cheap article stock farming purposes
Jnne lots PEBBLES WHITE.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
Omcc Of the -. =. 1ailread DO.
PErEHsBUK0, Sept - 1850. )
WINTER sCnEOuLE.-r- ma -

w On ard after Wednesday, the Is, - zkN6E
day oil october, the Mail and Passenger
Train viii leave Petersburg daily, Sundays excepted al
NJ srvs AT Burkevie lJunetlon) AT ~ h anu al
/. Ynehbnrg ais 30 y. II.
Leave Lynehbarg at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Arrive nj Burke
vile ,Juaeiionl al l2 NJ, and at Petersburg ats L 81
q. II AI.LsIP.
SUPERINTENDENT
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

a the cid e.snbii.hrd Fpsniiy Gs~cery will
Ale kept hand dur the Miast, Fiat pafe Head Cab
bsee Tarnps and poasot II b fstics ne supplied
also Store. nice lot uekseas Flour eear Of
store closed at Ell NJ j ~ SOLOMON.
dec It's
lULr Framed Locking s:ia.ses mad stlve.
~ Plated greatly reduced prices have on ahd
small lot 81 the abese named goods which will be sold very
cheap far cash. ANDREW BOYD.
oct oats
1--WE ls.nar~s pair. of s.sdie- Thick Gsis
u article lot OF Philadelphia
made boots for Ladies' Misses and ser
wants. Please call and examine tor yourselves :
novsts JOHN ABRAHAMs.
DY ADAMS 4 cos ENPREss.-A -ecssa
ID supply Gent. aud Boys Gae Congress Cater sn
reor .rrci. lentrely Gent, Dress CATERS warranted
10 without wrinkle and to please In every particular as
oct ats under Telegraph ohioe.
Reg. espy
nSoR TuE RABNS sEAsON.-A asc lot 81
Cambrio sin Bingham Umbrellas some extra large
esIycd b, BURROUGHS, sHAfER co.
poygs
npRCEIvlNSs a.a On h.sa.-
IL hhs stuArse suga x bsls stuari's Ground clsr
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
% Bar. Rio Coffee.
Is Prime old Java do
es Boxes Adansntne aud Sperm Candies.
80 Sacks Msrshalis Salt
1np Keg. Dld Dominion Nails.
s Bbis Pure cider Vinegar
q Casks very One Bacon Hams,
Dozen Brooms,
10 Painted Buckets.
bras. Hoped do.
10 Pair heavy Brogsns,
loo Yarn soeks
40 Blankets,
Dozen Wool Hats
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