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The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25
Good News I

We are happy to learn that our friend
Joel Haworth will soon have a Flour Mill
in operation to convert our wheat into good
-four. This viii be valuable acquisition
to the whole region round about us. 1t
will tend to stop formidable leak in our
pecuniary craft-keeping at home large
sum of money that has heretofore been
drawn to Missouri for the ''staff of life. u
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D I z D.:

On Thursday last, the 18th inst, on Dow creek
HURON EUGENE, son of Joseph and Maria b. Mil
Ter, aged ten months
On Saturday, the 18th inst, JAcoB CHAFER, for
merly of Illinois, aged SO years.
On Sunday morning, the 18th inst, JOIN, son
of Geo. Perkins, aged year and months.
On Sunday night the 10th inst HANNAH, wife
of William Morgan, aged 35 years.
On Monday night the Doth inst, WILLIAM NOR
GAN, aged about 40.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

The three Washburnes- Cadwallader c.,
hiihu B.. and IsraeEbave been renomina-
'ea for Congress by their Republican con-
satuents. aud there is no doubt of their
election by large majorities. The first
named is of Wisconsin, the second of ILL.,
hois sad the third of Maine. A nobIer
Hio Of brothers never existed.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

We acknowledge the receipt from our
our friend Jos. Miller of two gallons fine
Sorgho Syrup of his manufacture. Mr.. M.
is now ready to supply all demands for the
Syrup. Encourage home institutions
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE.
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and Students
upon graduating may be admitted to practice
For circulars, address, at Cleveland,
feb2O-ly II. A. KING, Secretary.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25
J. S. CHICK & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.

WdOIESALE GROCEhS.
Dealers in Provisions. Liquors, Segars, etc.
KANSAS CITY, MO-,
HAVE on hand and for sale, CHEAP FOR
IL CASH, a large stock of all kinds of Grocer
les, Woodenware Nuts, Cigars etc. of which the
following is part:
$50 bbls prime n. O. Sugar,
25 do Crushed Sugar
% do Powdered Sugar,
300 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
us dozen hoop Buckets,
IS do 3 hoop Buckets,
I25 do Well Buckets,
125 Nests Tubs (3's)
60 do do (Ss)
100 boxes assorted Pie Fruits,
SO do fresh Peaches,
. do fresh Strawberries
IS do assorted Pickles,
$50 do Oysters, q 10 cans,)
80 do do q ID cans
l75 do Liquors, (assoEted,)
25 Gross Cards,
25 boxes Ink,
20 do Pipes,
200 bundles Pipe stems,
500 kegs Nails,
IS do Fence Nails,
IS boxes Coffee mills,
25 gross Backing,
100 boxes Sager Rasins,
IS one-half boxes Sager Rasins,
so one-fourth do do do
casks dried Currants,
sacks fresh Dates,
so glass cases Prunes,
75 boxes Nectar leaf Tobacco,
so boxes No. 1 chewing do
IS do do 2 do do
so do do do do
5000 sacks Flour,
so bales cotton Batting,
$50 bags Shot,
100 NJ g. d. Caps,
so boxes Pepper Sauce,
SO do Brandy Cherries,
% do Tomato Ketchup,
1850 ceroons Indigo,
2 600 assorted Cigars,
500 boxes Teas, various kinds and qualities,
so one-eighth casks Cognac Brandy,
IS one-half bbls n. Y. Brandy,
5 pipes pure Port Wine,
10 bbls domestic Port Wine,
900 bbls Crackers,
IS boxes do
lis bbls Pittsburg Ale,
40 casks bottled Ale,
so casks Scotch Ale,
900 bbis c. D. Whisky,
5Gbbls and rs l-2 bbls Rye and Bourbon do
$50 boxes Soap,
IT'S do Cheese,
$50 do Star Candles,
so do Mould Candies,
IS do Claret,
$50 do Matches
90 cases R. W. Matches
300 coils Manila Rope,
200 dozen Bed cords (assortedl,
20 bales Oakum,
25 bbls Rosin,
IS bbls Tar,
200 boxes Yeast Powders
75 boxes Soda, Gn 1-2 and ID papers,)
so kegs Soda,
20 bales Osnaburgs,
40 bales Sheeting and Drilling.
Cash paid for Buffalo Robes, Hides, Peltries,
Furs, Tallow dc, at the highest market prices.
We do an exclusive Wholesale trade, and can
offer greater inducements to those who are buying
for the trade of Kanzas Territory and South West
Missouri, than any house west of st. Louis. All
our Fancy Groceries and fine Liquors purchased
in the eastern cities from first hands-and can be
sold at lower rates than those who buy in ST Louis
can afford them. We invite Country Merchants to
examine our stock and prices before they pur chase
their supplies. ]. S. CHICK d CO.
August 81, '5S-m3
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

DR.. Bailey is about to erect an Office on
Commercial street. The Doctors numer-
GUS friends will be glad to learn that he has
concluded to make his permanent residence
amongst US.
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Rates of Advertising.

First ins cents; each sahsequent insertion
a.. esats; dollar hns anHuH One fourth column
- -.ouths 10 naos. % Co. One hall
- ,hree mos six % oo one year. $50 All tran
-, ,.d frsign .dvsrtisssnts must Be paid in advance
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G.. V. ESKRIDGE,
EMPORIA, KANZAS,
Real Estate A gent.
NOTAR PUBLIC,


Real Estate A gen t..
FAIRY PUBLIC,
Com mis- ssioner Of Deeds
For Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
and Iowa.
DRE-EMPTION BUSINESS promptly atten-
L ded to; Legal instruments carefully drawn up;
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, dc, made out, acknowl-
edged, and recorded; Sales made on Commission,
and debts collected; Claims registered, sold, and
filed on.
SHARES AND CHOICE LOTS
in Emporia, Madison, and other prosperous towns
in Central Kanzas, for sale cheap.
Timber and Prairie land, near Emporia, at low
figures per acre
Land Warrants,
for cash and on time can be had at my office.
Information respecting claims, and the Pre-
emption law, given gratis.
Late Platts from the Land Office for examination.
% return thanks to those who have here.
tofore so literally entrusted their business to my
care, and in the future, as in the past, will en-
deavor to be prompt, punctual and faithful.
OFFICE at the store of Hornsby Flick, oppo-
site the Emporia House.
C. V. ESKRIDGE.
iulv2-3m
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Masonic

Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, U.
D., A F. and A NJ are held on the Thursday eve
ming of, preceding the full moon, in each month
L. D. BAILEY, ". II.
c. Y. EsKRIDGE, Sec'y.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

summons, Warrants, Recognizances, &c, for sale
at this Office.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

Freight on the Missouri has fallen to
25cts per hundred, since the late rise of
the river.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

BIanks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Decla.
rstiOns for sale at this Office in any quantity.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

Borton d Co. have just received a fine
lot of all kinds of Parlor Stoves, which
they offer for sale cheap.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

CoRN.-The Sheriff is going to sell some
corn. See advertisement.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

Single copies of TIE NEWS in wrappers for sale
at this Office, st i've cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

"Dead as Lecompton" is the expression
now used to convey the highest idea OF
defunct individuality.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25
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The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

Apples are selling here for s1.50 pei
bushel
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

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HAw0RTH's FLOURINa MILL
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

On Cottonwood River, seven miles West
Of EmPQFia.
TNHlS MILL is now ready TO grind Corn and
Il Wheat IN tie best manner, and on the most
reasonable teraas. Those having Wheat or Corn
to grind viii bring them IN on Fridays of each
week. (apEl7-6l JOEL HAWORgH.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-25

GOOD CLAIMS-Improved and unimproEed,
sngsssf 80. G. Y. EsKRIDeE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-26
BOSTON MARKET,



FLoUR.-There is a fair demand at steady pri
ees. Sale. of Western suporfne at So ,ioai, 10
fancy s4,60al.T5 extra Sia7 per Dbl Southern
j. quiet. We quote common and fancy at si,75a-
S.25 extra j,50a6, so per Dbl.
GRAIN Corn is unsettled as thorc have been
several cargoes received, aud large supplies are
daily expected. Last sales Of yellow were Mt ia
100 per bushel. Oats are frmer. Sales of Northern
and Canada at 4jc. now held Mt Acc per bushel. Rye
i. selling at 73a75c per bushcl
PRovISIONS.-Porkis firm, but the demand is
limited. Sales of prime ut Sl3 scala mess 81, so
ALL clear and extra clear Slsals, so per Dbl, cash
and mos. Beef is in fair demand. Sales of West
crn mess and extra mess at Sl2, 50ali,50 per Dbl,
ca'h and mos Lard is in fair demand. Sales in
bbls at l0alO l-2c kegs llal2c, cash Hams are
selling at l0c cash. Butter remains the same
Oh ice quality is scarce, with sales at l9a2Oc for
good and choice New York and Vermont and
" l-2sl7c for common, including Canada and
Western. Cheese continues in steady demand at
6asc for common to good, and lac for superior.
WOOL.-The market for fleece and pulled wool
,ustains previous prices. Domestic-per lb.-Sa1-
ony and Merno, nice, 40aijc ; full blood, 36ai0c (;
l.s and Ia blood, 3Oa3Gc =; common Ia blood
25a30c; pulled, extra 3jai0c do. superfne,
77a35c do. No. l. 2Oa3Oc do. No. ?, lja23c
Western mixed, l2a2lc.
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ID | E ID.

At Westminster, Jan. II, NEHEMIAH STEVENS,
sged rs.
In Bridgwater, Jan. II, Mrs. RACHEL GATES,
In West Windsor, Jan, a. Mrs JAsE wooD-
RUIZ, aged rs.
In euilford Jan. ~, Mr.. WILLIAM RICHMOND,
2ged Sc.
In Royalton, Jan. 10, Mrs. WARD, aged co
In Reading, Jan. 3, ELMER s1EARNs, aged
In West Concord, Jan 81, Mrs Lucy MAY, agod
Il.
In Danvile, Jan. IS, Mrs. CA1HARISE BADGER,
aged 81.
In Groton Jan. 20, Mr. FoRRIs WELcH
In Georgia, Jan, 90 Widow ESTHER MFTGs,
aged Sc,
AT sa1ton's River, Jan 80, Mrs. LucRErrA
CAMPBELL, aged Is.
In West Windsor, Jan, Is, Mr.. JOSIAH PERKINS,
aged 50.
In Brookhed Jan, T. Mr. MARSHAL Epson,
aged &c.
In St. Johnsbury, Jan. ?5, Mrs SARAH srArLp.
ING sged SIS. Also Jan. 27th, Mrs. MARINA P.
BIsHoP, aged %.
In East Barnard, Jan 90, Miss SARAH Lr,E
aged a.
In Bradford, Jan, Is, Mrs. AMY MACK, aged Ga.
Also, Jan. 26, Capt. ELIJAH Rowe, aged IS. Also,
Jan II, Mr.. BLAIsDELL FLANDERS, aged So.
In Northfsld Jan 18th, Mrs. JULIA L. CADr,
aged IS.
In Barnard, Jan. Is, Mrs MARY GLOVER, aged 65
In Washington, Jan. 90 Mr.AsA BAcoS, aged 70
In Panton, Jan. %, Mrs. HARRIET A. WHITE,
aged 10.
In brandon, Jan 81, Mr. DAVID SWIM, aged IS.
In liubbardton, Jan. 0, Miss BETsEY 4. HART
aged ~. Also, Jan. Path, Mr.. DANIEL SQUILR
aged 81.
In weathersheld, Jan. %, Mrs. BrrsrY sroreH
TON, aged rs.
In South Londonderry, Jan. Slst Mr.. Jrpso,
PIERCE, aged 80
In Royslton, Jan, 81, Widow ABIGAIL K,pprE
aged so.
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NOTICE.


M lIEREAS, the creditors of the Rutland aud
w burlington Railroad Company, being the
owners aud holders Of obi gatons bonds Of said
Company, secured by mortgage dated August |,
1898, commonly called the second mort gage bonds,
metz A. Bellows Falls on the 10th day Of February
1898, ngrccnb'y to previous notice, given IN the
manner prescribed by the Act in relation to trus-
tees of Railroads, approved Nov, 10, 1857, for the
purpose Of nominating trustees as provided in said
Act and at said meeting nominated T. p Chan
der aud Southworth Shaw Of Boston, Mass, Asa
Wentworth Jr., Of Bellows Falls, Robert Pierpoint
Of Rutland and Joseph Warner Of Midilebury. in
the state Of Vermont o. such trustee,
And tho proceedings of said meeting, having
been presented to me by Paris Fletcher and others,
parties in interest for the purpose Of having such
nomination ratified and confirmed and all proper
orders and decree. made in the premises 1t is
therefore ordered that hearing DO had in tho
premises, at the Court House, in Rutland, on the
Sd day of March, 1858, at o'clock, I. NJ, and
that notice thereof be given to all interested par
ties, by publication in the Bellows Falls Argus
Rutland Herald, Vermont Standard Middlebury
Register and Burlington Free Press, weekly pa
pers,) in tho Boston Post, (daily,) tho Boston
Daily Advertiser, and the New York Daily Times;
such notices to be inserted soon as may be, and
ntinucd to the day of hearing, to the end that
they may appear before me, at the time and place
specified to show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of said petitioners should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at Nergcnnes this Goth
day Of February, 1858.
w3jwlt j. PIERpOtNT. Chancellor
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ESTATE OF ELLEN WRIGHT
AND OTHERS,

Dist Of &C chttendsn $, Court for the 0T Di
trict Of Chittenden To all persons interested in
the estate of Ellen Wright, Clarissa Wright, Loo
mis- Wright, Olive Wright, George W. Wright,
stephen b. Wright Warren Wright, Mary Jane
Wright, Marele r. Wright, and Frances e.
Wright, Of Colchester, in said District, minors,
Greeting.
Whereas application in writing hath been made
I this Court by the Guardian Of the aforesaid
ards, for license and authority to sell the whole
the real estate of his said wards, setting forth
herein, that said wards seized in their own
RICH in fee Of certain real estate in Colchester,
aforesaid described as follows brick dwelling
house and one acre and one-eighth Of land at the
village Of Winoosk being all Of said wards inter-
est ns heirs to the real estate Of which Benjamin
Wright late Of Colchester aforesaid deceased died
seized except said wards interest in the homestead
and the reverson of the widows dover, said real
estate held in common with the other heirs to said
ostate,-that it would be for the best interest of
said wards TO have their interest in said real estate
sold and the proceeds Of said sale put at interest
invested in other real estate and praying said Court
to grant him license and authority TO sell the
at private sale or public auction, according 10 law
and thereupon the said Court appointed and assign
ed the 18th day of February A. D. 1855 at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said District, to hear
and decide upon said application; and ordeerd that
public notice thereof be given 10 all persons inte-
rested therein by publishing this order three weeks
excessively in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper which circulates in the neighborhood ofthese
persons interested therein, all which publications
shall be previous to the time appointed for hear
ing.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to object to the granting Of such
iccncc, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 2Gth day Of January, A. u. ISIS.
w3lw2 ". H. FRENCH, Jndgc.
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d..

The Teachers Superintendent, and frienu,
# Education generally, are earnestly Tc4ugs,t,ll
to meet IN Convention Mt Shcburnc on mia
and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2Gth and -'h
1858, for the following purposes, 70 WI .r..
|. To organize County Association NJ l''-
cheers auxiliary to the State Association.
2. To discuss resolutions and transact any arpfo'
pirate business
3, To gres, and shake h,ud, once moro with tho
hpe Teacher. and Superintendcnts Of Cliuenden
County
{ &c &c.
The Secretary Of ,ho Vermont Board Of Educn.
ton oxpects to be present Ho' .. T.
Forrin, Superintendent Of schools liinespurg, Is
expected to addrc., the Convention on Friday
night and Prof VI II Buckham # burlington
will also deliver an address on Saturday afternoon
Other addresses may be expected
1t is hoped that teachers will come prepared to
do good AZ well ms to qe good, and be ready 10
impart all tho interest they can 10 tho occasion
The citizens Of shelburnc offer tho hospihlltes
# the place to those who attend
A. L. LEAVENWORTH
Vice Pres state Teachers Associate n
fohl0 Wv
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VI A II X rs.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
IBosroN, Wednesday,. ftb. %. 1851

At market G9i Cattle. about $50 Reeves and
1t Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen Cows
one, two, and three ycnrs old Market Beef
Extra per cwt., 7,5Oa,s0O lst quality, d,'Oa
100; ID do. 5,7jn6,OO; Sd do. 800; ordinary
$50; Working Oxen 9OaloOal3oal7j pr. pair; Cows
and Calves, Sia45aG7; lcarings, l7ala;
Two years old, 22a25i Three years old, 27u1o.
sheep and Lambs 1900 at market; Prices, in lots
17Sa7 0Oa2, 50a3 90 per head; extra and selections
35oa ioOa5 90, or 4a6c per III gross. Swine 500 Mt
market; live weight ) lca Sc per h.; dressed 6lc
81 rcr h. Shoats, wholesale none; retail, mono.
Hides. SC per h.; rclts, LOCAL ,25 each; Calf
Skins, 9aloc. per lb; Tallow, 7a7lc per ID; Veal
Calves, none.
RruApKs.-1hcre was a good supply of Cattle at
Market today-somc of the best have noticed
this Winter The highest price was - per ewt,
and when compared with the same quality OF last
week wa, from Is to 30 per cent lower Not so
large supply of small cattle as last week. Prices
about the same. Sheep dull. The 500 Western
were kept over from last week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-26
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCUAN'S HUNG BALSAM
OF UJEE

'NllE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds,
4 Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption
Joyful intelligence. Another life saved after tho
Doct rs could do no More.
BATH, Me, Feb "a, ls4j.
Mn. BRArLrE.-Sir-I take pleasure in giving
you statement of the beneficial effect of Buchans
Hungarian Balsam, on my daughter who had been
for number Of years afflicted with bad Cough,
Pain in the side Raising Blood, and all those pains
and troubles which attend that insdous disease,
0NouMPTlON. employed several distinguish
ed physicians at great expense, who after hume
rous visits, and many experiments, finally declared
that they could do no more | was then advisd
bya friend to try Buchnn's Hungarian Balsam
| did so and the result has been most astonishing.
My daughter is ENTIRELY CURED, and is now
attending to her accustomed duties. paid Two
Hundred dollars for Physicians and Medicine with
ont any benefit, while six dollars worth Of Hunga-
rian Balsam has removed tho disease, restored the
strength, and brought on healthy action.
am gracefully yours, JOHN YOUNG.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID T. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass, to whom all orders should be address
ed, Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces, fcb.lS WIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-26
tSSIGNEE'S SALE,

FINIIE UNDERSIGNED offer. for sale the Real
i Estate lately owned by Marcus Hull Of Hines
burgh, consisting of Dwelling House Store Shoe
Shop, and ont buildings, with five acres of land
A GRIST MILL,
two dwelling houses, and out buildings, with one
acre of land.
Also, ono planning machine, one barrel heading
machine and a number Of circular saws with
frames The Grist Mill is in good repair and do
ing good custom business.
The above property will be sold AT AUCTION,
on the premises, on the Sd day Of April next
less previously sold at private sale
CHARLES II. WEAD, Assignee.
Hinesburgh, Feb IS, 1858. w34w3-
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NOTICE.
b NGLISU VELVET

VERMONT CENTRAL RAIL ROAD BONDS
The undersigned holders of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Vermont Central Railroad Company,
to the amount, in the aggregate Of more than Fifty
Thousand dollars hereby give notice that meet
ing Of the bondholders creditors for the security
Of whose claims the Trustees in the possession Of
said Railroad and property hold the same in trust,
will be held at Webb's Hotel, in Mortified, in the
State of Vermont, on FRIDAY, the twcnty-siIth
day of February next at seven o'clock J. NJ, for
the purpose Of nominating Trustees, and acting
under the law passed by the Legislature of Yer
mont, Nov, 10, 1851, entitled can Act in relation
to Trustees of Railroads"
EN0S COLLINS,
BY George NJ. Barnard, Attorney.
CHARLES I. AYLWIN,
H. H. HUNNEWELL,
JOTlIAM BUSH
JAMES HUNNEWELL,
r. C. HOOPER,
GARDNER BREWER,
CHARLES MIXTER,
b, HOMER DIXON,
Y. APPLETON,
WM II. SUMNER,
WM, APPLETON,
SlLAS PIERCE,
HENRY RICE,
January ~, 1883 w32vi
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\ RETIRED PHYSICIAN
4 - YEAKs OF AGE,
1 w HOSE sands Of life have nearly run

- YEARS OF AGE,
1 w HOSE sands Of life have nearly run out,
1 w discovered while in the East Indies,
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and GeueralDebility. Tho remedy
was discovered by him when his only child
daughter, was given up to die. lie had heard much
of the wonderful restorative and healing qualities
Of preparations made from East India Hemp and the
thought occurred to him that he might make Il
remedy for his child lie studied hard and sue
cceded in realizing his wishes His child was cur
ed and is now alive and we'll lie has since admin
istcrcd the wonderful remedy 20 thousands of suf-
forers in all parts Of the world and he has never
failed in making them completely healthy and hap.
Ply. Wishing.to do as much good possible he
will send 10 such Of his afflicted fellow being as re-
quest it, this recip with full and explicit direction
tor making it up, and successfully using it. lie re
quires each applicant to enclose him one shillin,.
three cents To be returned postage on tho r q,
cipe, and the remainder to he applied to the pay
ment of TIN, adv ertisement.
Address DR.. II, JAMES, 10 Grand It,.
Jersey City Y j.
CArHoN.--l have no 'ou-in-lsv 'authorizedto J
send my recipe as ha5 been advertised
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