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REMOVAL! REMOVABLE
L. NTH RUST

mas REMOVED HIS
NJ u = I G T IL IL
To No. s. Bank Block, one door East Farmers g.
Mechanics Bank
NVTHERE he has n complete assortment Of
w Musical Merchandise, and all goods pertain
ing to his branch Of business.
A large assortment of Piano Fortes from the
manufactures hckering, Woodward Brown
and Brown & Allen, whose instruments arc well
known to be superior to any others manufactured
in this country.
SERAPIIINES AND MELoDEoNS,
manufactured by Prince & Co., Buffalo, and Car
thart & Needham New York, of all sizes and pa
terms, and every instrument warranted.
sheet Music.
More than Ten Thousand Pieces now on hand
and all new pieces of Music received as soon as
published. Glce Books and Church Music Books
ofevery description.
Mr. Rust will sell all articles as low those
of the same quality can be obtained in any city,
and a liberal discount to teachers and those who
buy to sell again.
Grateful for the patronage he has thus far re-
coived, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of articles usually kept in Music
Store and by constant personal attention to his
business, hopes to see in his new and commodious
Store, all of his old and many customers.
Burlington, July 3, 90. w3wtf
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X. X. X.

I Ell not the sick die for IN Radwdy's g. Il. Il,
- Remedies there Is new life for all who haU, faith
IN them y
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PRINTS. PRINTS. PRINTS.

4 MOTHER Case of those pretty and very deis
"a rable prints at the low figure of
Sir and one hair Cents
4 YARD!
Call and see EN- at
LlMAN'S.
July DISC. wet
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c IL L r c ii NJ L 81 c BOO X 5
AND GLEE BOOKS.


Instruction Books for all kinds of musical nstru-
ments and for Singing, Thorough Bass and Harmo-
ny. Together with about 10000 Pieces of
y II T. T. + NJ u S C,
consisting of a great variety of Glees, Quartetts,
Trios, Duets, Songs, Marches, Waltzes, Polkas,
Rondos, Masurkas, Schottisches, Gallops Noe
turnes. Qucksteps, Variations, Sonatas, Fantasies,
0vertures &c. Duets for Piano, Piano and Violin
or Flute, or two Flutes with Piano; and full as
sortment of Musical Toys. Sheet Music sent to
any part of the country, postage free, at the mar
ket prices
Pianos on hand from the celebrated manufacto-
ry of WIN. p. Emerson of Boston, who has taken
many prizes for the last two years. Also Pianos
selected or ordered from Woodward & Brown, Hal
lett Davis, any other manufacturers in Bos-
ton, and sold at manufacturers prices.
Melodeons ON hand from Esty Green, Brattle-
boro', VT, Taylor a Farley, Worcester, Mass,
Hastings, Portland Maine; and selected order
ed from Prince of Buffalo, n, Y, or any maker in
Boston, and sold at their prices.
Orders solicited; satisfaction warranted and
Goods sold as low can be bought here else
where of the same quality.
Second hand Pianos taken in exchange for new
ones, at fair price. Pianos to rent.
W. W. PARTRIDGE,
Burlington, July lst 1855. d&wu
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WILLISTON ACADEMY.

rgNlIE Trustees and friends of this School, in.
u tending to establish it upon permanent
basis, have taken measures to enlarge, repair and
furnish the Academy building in such manner as
to render it very cOmmodious, pleasant and conve-
nent.
The FALL TERM will commence on Wcdnes-
day the LIST Of September, and continue eleven
weeks under the charge of
j. 5. ClLLEY, Principal.
Miss MARC" E. Fay T zsssisr eI f F"a
Mr.. w. l.. SEYMOUR, Teacher of Music.
A Teacher of PAINTING AND ORA WING
will also be secured, and, in short the student will
be furnished with every facility for thorough in
struction in all the branches of study usually
pursued in our best Academies.
Primary Department, So 90
Common English Branches, 3 30
Classics and Higher English, 100
French, alone, 3 90
French with other studies, extra l so
Music, with use of Piano, 10 90
Painting and Drawing, from So to 90
Board, including Room and Fuel, 81 80
" " and Washing l "a
Good Rooms, on reasonable terms, for those who
wish to board themselves
A. b. SIMONDS, Secretary.
Williston, July 9th, 1858. w2ws
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THE MIGHTY HEALER!
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIEI
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

fENHE free admissions of all nations, well
L the verdict of the leading Hospitals of the
Old as well the New World, stamp this powerful
remedial Agent the greatest healing prepare
ton ever made known to suffering man. Its peue-
trafiue qualities are than naruei0nS, through
the external orifces of the skin invisible to the
naked eye, it reaches the seat of the internal dis
ease and in all external affections its ant.infam
matory and healing virtues surpass any thing else
on record, and is Natures great ally.
ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RHEUM
Ure two of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent this continent to these the Ointment
is especially autagonistic its noGus operaHdi' is
first TO eradicate the and then complete the
cure,
Bad Legs. Old Sores, and Ulcers
Cases of many years standing that have perth
acousy refused to yield to any other remedy or
treatment, have invariably succumbed to few ap
plications of this powerful unguent
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.
arising from bad state of the blood or chronic
disease eradicated, and clear and Transparent,
surface reganed by the restorative action of this
Ointment. 1t surpasses many of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dispel rashes
and other disfgurements of the face.
PILES AND FISTULA.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and entirely
by the use of this emoient; warm lamentations
should precede its application. Its healing quail
tee viii De IOunu 10 De tuOTouSn anu lnNdTlhble
Both The Ointment and The Pills should be used
m the toliowing uSes;
Bunions, rheumatism Sore Threats,
Burns, Ringworm, Sores Of all kinds
Chapped Hands, salt Rheum, Sprsins,
Chilblains, Scalds, Stiff Joints,
Fistula, skin Diseases, letter,
Gout, Sweled Glands Ulcers,
Lumbago, Sore Legs, Nenereal sores,
MeTcurial Erup- Sore Breasts, Wounds of all
Piles, (tions, Sore Heads, kinds
EH-Caution None are genuine unless the
words A" Hoiiowoy New York aud London" are
discernible as a Wdtr-mark, in every leaf of the
book of directions around each pot or box the same
may be plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 the light
handsome reward will be given to any one ron
dering such information may lead TO the detec-
ton of any parties counterfeitng the medicines or
vending the same knowing them to be spurious.
-.*Sold at the manufactures of PRoF. HOLLOWAY
so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respecta-
BILE dealers in medicine throughout the United
States and the civilized world in pots at % cents
6S cents, and 81 each
-S-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes,
~ B.-Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each pot
May 81. d6wly
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Table ID a I'M a s k s.

COU \ T r RIP a Is.
Heavy Blcach'd Linen Table Damask
do. Brown do. do. do.
do. Figd Turkey red do.
ALSO -
1914 la 12-4 White and Coored Counterpanes.
The above goods are just received at the
CORNER STORE,
and all those in want are invited to examine
goods and prices. LYMAN'S. the
May u, wifi
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RICH PLATED WARE.
VIEW TEA 81 7 3.
MUSIC! MUSJC!! MUSIC!!!
J. Rice, Teacher of Brass Bands,

Boston, and Leddsr of the Boston Garnet Bohd
RICE'S Quadrille and Serenade Choir, of Boston
will be in burlington, Vt. about the 18th of Octo-
Der as will rsmain there until Spring.
Having had many earnest solicitations from my
friends in Vermont, to return to them in the Fall
l have concluded to do so, and at the same time
prevailed on some fine talent of Boston to take a
trip to the country and remain there the Winter
season
Our Band will number six performers and will
furnish music either Band Orchestra, for Balls
Cotillion Parties, Promenade Concerts, Private
Parties Weddings, &c, &c. Any number of
pieces furnished.
n. II. ADAMS, Leader of the Orchestra; J..
RICE, Leader of the Serenade Choir; Z. W.
WAREHOUSE, Prompter
Orders left at w. w. Partridges Music Store
will receive prompt attention.
July q. 6wtf
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JUST RECEIVED AT
STOWELL 4 HART'S

TWINK OF THIS when you smoke Tobacco,"
L and if you would have something really wor-
thy of puff step in at DEWEl'S and get a sam
pie of his genuine "0ronoko' Remember the
place,-or you may get the sort known Z"
O-phaf-a -fogo-itiN different thing altogether.
June 4. d&w
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V ALT \ BILE RE Al EST A + u
FOR SALE.

VALTAB BILE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
1ST,-A FARM OF LAND IN WILLISTON,
L in Chittcndcn County, lying the County
road from Essex junction to IIinesburgh. ! miles
south of said Junction, containing about li5 acres,
under good cultivation and well watercd, good
farm buildings and % Of excellent wood land,
formerly occupied by II. b. Smith This farm
commands beautiful and extensive prospect of
the surrounding country, and is desirable loca-
ton for man of taste and industry.
2d,-A FARM adjoining the above, containing
about - acres with good farm buildings, we'll
watered and under good cultivation with acres of
wood, and has been called the Covell farm.
3d,-iS ACRES Of good land, adjoining the
above l6 whereof is wood land, called the Brown
ell Lot also 90 acres lying next east of the above,
under good cultivation, with about three acres Of
wood
lth,-A FARM of 9S acres Of valuable grass and
grain land, well watcred with barns thereon,
situated adjoining the Homestead place of Mrs.
Hannah Truman.
The aforesaid lands and farms are the property
Of II. D. Smith and Wife, formerly Of Williston;
located about miles from Williston Village,
and about G miles from the Village of Burlington.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing any of the above
lands will call on CHARLES RUSSELL or ELE-
AVER TAFT of Burlington. for terms. vows
The Great Remedy al Hand.
DIR.
BARRON's COMPOUND HUMOR
AND STRENGTHENING SYRUP.
IT CURES SCROFULA AND ERYSIP-
ELIAS.
1T CURES SALT RuEUM AND ALL
IUMORS.
1T CURES ALL WEAKNESS OF THE
STOMACH AND KIDNEYS.
1T REMOVES ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
1t strengthens and inyigorates the whole system
1t is unlike any other medicine 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to the taste and can be used by the most
delicate invalids and children with unfailing sue
cess. 1t has been used by practicing physician
over Is years, and has failed in any durable
case. Recommends be shown from large
number of physicians
(From DIR. Cutter, the Psychologist.
Mn. joins MooRE-Dear Sir:-llaving been
made acquainted with the materials of which the
popular medicine known the Compound 1Iumom
and Strengthening Syrup is composed, it gives e,
pleasure to say that consider your combination of
articles Of known medical value well adapted to
relieve aud cure that numerous class of diseases
that commonly result from what is popularity called
impurities Of the blood, humors, &c checrlully
recommend the diseased to make trial of it.
CALVIN GUTTER, NJ. d.
Warren March -, 1851.
Sold in Burlington by 4. C. Spear and Gee. c
| Mosher; at Winooski Falls by Sturrs & son; at
Essex Junction by Drury and Macomber
Charlotte, by L. Alexander, West Charlotte, Geo,
| c. steele.
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\. q. HOODS

q LURES Rheumatism, pain in the back and side,
- Lameness, Headache, Toothache, Sprains,
Bruises, Burns, Wounds Prostitutes, Fractures,
Ulcers, Enlarged Joints Contracted Muscles,
CEapped Hands, Sore Throat, Sore Lips, Chlbuns
and Piles Il i. also the remedy for Cuts, Sprans,
calls, Bruises, Swelnugs, scratches, sores, Lame
and all other durable diseases to which Horses
are liable requiring external application.
Manufactured by A. o. HOOD, Winooski Falls
w. and sold by Druggists and Merchants general
ly. A. C. SPEAR, Agent.
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are liable recurring external application.
Ianu featured by A. O. HOOD. Winoo,i Falls
Vt, and sold bv Druggists and Merchants general.
". AC. SPEAR. AGENT
Wins
GREEN MOUNTAIN ACADEMY
vx,tIE Fall so..i,, Of Ali, Trg.i,,,.;o,, Ill, 49,.
mcnce on Wcdno.,lov scnt lst ana ca,,,i,,''o
eleven week. ' '''
"ho' LEE ~ NAN y NJ NJ d.,
An r,rp,w prcrNr,r y,, r-,
r">' i'N VA w plohN ELL, f'''"" " f''"oh'
Miss AMELIA L. MARSH, T'achT Of Music and
Drawing.
MISS AURORA L. BURBANK. T,ocber Of O,,.u
toI Po,at,,o
THOMAS MAGINNIS, T,ach,y If VocaI lIi,s,c.
To those acquainted with DR. LYMAN rs a Teach
er, the Trustee. deem commeudation unnecessary.
To others they would only say that, for ten years
he has been successfully empIoved AZ PRINCIPAL or
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
OF LIFE.

FNllE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds
u Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption
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LADIES COMPANION.
Sc WING VI &C HIN r. =,

5. PRATT'S Patent.
j. p. CLARK, Agent for Boston, No. ll2 Wash
lngton street. ). PRATT, Agent for New York,
No. 81 Broadway.
Sept. IL, 1851 d6wly
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samifae. be1, 2S. 2(m9mff 1855.

Ster u1o ba 8el1n9 eS freili1 ben Bitten unb
Sorltelun9er Der Sfftciere, bic flit4tenben Splz
oaten onf5ubalten uuo iie 81 fletueren Corps
gu oeretni9en, nit benen bic SIfciere itd auf
Den We9 madten, I'M lt6 CUR selAlu9enen unD
retIrrenoen Sauptarmee gu be8eben. Nber no
mar plele Souptarmee Wobin bate li1 Der
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Danot? 9SaS ~ar aus benz Ser5og bon Braane
lbme9 nit leinen S9aaren eenorDen QSeoer
Die Sfttctere, mod Die Soloaten tpuBten eS, Ie
6cSen planlc8 auf ben 2anpltraBen umber, ni9t
piiieno, ipobR lie lire 5dritte gu lenten bdtten.
NDer iDbal0 tDre 1niberirrenpen Nu9en nur III
Der 6erne fran50ltI4e SclOuten gu ertliden
9laubten, ltiir5ten Die preuBllben SclDatcn in
re9elloler Suht BON pannen, Darfen ibre @es
pebre bet Selte, un DetO l9neuer laufen 81
fonner, poer penn feline 6luAt mebr m09IiA
mar, iid auf gnaoe uno llnsnabe ben 6ran3os
len 5u er9eben. gS fam pDr, baB em Stupp
bon bunOert YreuBen ltd bier pcber Ipreusens
ben fran5Hliid)en Ora9pnern e,9uben, uno BON
ptelen alS @efanaene fprt9efibrt wurDen, oaB
elm anoerer Grupp elniSe in Der Terne rD uber@
reltenDe 9renaplere, Die pielledt auf ibrem
StrelBu9e bon oen Oeraunaben ber IN 10 iiber-
le9ener 3abl beraumarl4renpen YreuBen 8e=
lareft retIriren wputen, MT lauter Stimme
betbet r'ef uno itnen ourd 3eiden uuO raS
9ieoerle9en ibrer 0epebre gu erfcnneu CAB,
DaB man nlbt5 pelt.r wOlle ais lid9 er9eben unO
1enl Telrloe Die QSaien tberantporten.
lJflt Der itcI5en @ep6beit pe6 SieSe8 wareu
bic YreuBen nat Sena uuO 2lueritaOt 9etcnlz
men, lsst batten lie pa8 SdluAtelO Uerlllen,
elmer SGodr unbeiIfrdA5enOer 9taben 9lelh,
Die blutlse &ooeSbOtl6alt weiter 81 tra9en our4
6a8 ersltternOe DeuI4lano bin. ..:..... +.
r DaS S4la4tfelO, auf pem eilri3e Stunoen
5upor, Der Goo ieinen bluti9en Griumpb5nS ses
balten nnp GauIenpe unO aber 9aulenOe 5u
Bpoen 9edleupert bate, DaS S9ladtTeto mar
leBt Ooe uno pereiniamt. Die 9tadt nit lbren
Sdletern befte Die Sdrefnille DteIer SAaOel'
itdtte ces preuBiidfn 0tubme5 ,u ; Der beulenpe
6erbltpIno alIeiH lin9t penen pa8 Tcotenlieo,
welAe oa NIT pffenen Buuoen, nit ldmer5per~
5errten 3a8en in enolclen Heiben am Sooen
Iie8en. 49,. .-......... (6cttlesun9 fcl9t.)
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NapDIeDn II. &SnigtnQ Qnife.
Grtes 8n9. r.-...a.
gtaG Der SGlaGt bet Seua.

az i. Terbinunb BON 5Gtll. III
Tiefe Sti(le berrldte ieet auf ben rpeiten
2bal9rinben bon Sena uno Nusrltdpt. Die
liesreldeu 6ran5clen maren nad 5ena seSo5en
gu fur5er 6alt, Die beliesten YreuBeu botten liA
nad Wsmar 9efll6ttt,. .Ober idweiften an9lts
spon umber auf ben 6elbern uu p Bergen, Md
irSenO einem 8erltef, elmer 3ulludtltdtte iu.
denO, um lt9 Dor Dem perfofseuOen 6einoe gu
Bergen. :aasa. g a2aale .sasaar aa si.a.esh,&
Gin panilGer S9reden bate bic san5e Grs
NEE ersrilfen alle 8elinnuns, alleS @br9efiibl
idien Uerloren. Seoer mar uur bebadt, ,lein
Qeben 5u erretten unO lid gu flidten Dor ben
uadtisen grm Der unaberwinpItAen 5ran5Olen.
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Seblpf5 Sreitentfeiu.
TOn1an DDn SbcDODr M iigge.

Sinb sic Der 8uter /? fubr Der 6re:nbe na9
einen prlfenDen 8lde fort. --...' - -'.
Da8 SinD lit uein, ermieDerte cer Wfann.
ytaA einem AuSentlife laSte Der Serr !:
pOOrt itebt eiae Orol9te, idb fabre na9 / en-
2tnoer, fOnnen Sie pas benueen, 10 feeen Sic
it9 nit btEeltl. .. s
Der llnbeflnnte mari einen finltern 8liG auf
ben ulttleiOi9en Oelfer, Damn eiuen 3petten na9
oem Ylaee, no nur Da5 cine 6ubrwerf 5u lebeu
mar uno na9 einem fleinen geoenfen murmelte
er etwaS, oa8 mte eiue bSfli4e QSei8erun9 tlan9
SD babe feline unbequeullidfeit papcn, err
wieoerte Der Serr, nSAte aber 9err. .etwa8 tbun,
UNI bieS arme &inO gu berubl8en, OeIlen Gn9ltD
liheS @ei9lei mle etn ytptb= uno tSIlieruf in
mein 9er5 Sebt. = Seeen Sic lit allo Elm,
bus miro tbm gut tbun. ...... ..... .l
Gr SfIuete bic Gbir beS 6ubrmerf8, nabm
letnen Ylab elm UNI pann Da8 &nO aus Den
Sanpen pe8 0tadfcl9enpeu, Der li4 i9u 9e9er>
uberlsete unp i4lpe'Seno 5ula9, tpie Der Serr
nit freunDli1eu Horten lel1em Sdusltn9
Wtutb einlpraA, tpie er Das nllie 9t6d9en Don
bm that uno e5 Dann in ieinen eisenen Diden
Wtantel bullte, inoenl er e8 auf iein Snie iette
unb nit ieinen Nrmen feIt9ielt. = Da8 &lno
mar berubi9et; Die StInlme oeS fremDen Serrn
mar nldnnliA wobllauteno, feline idnlei9 9elnpen
Sorte uno IeIne 9edbe lAienen ben 3auber aus
Suiben, Der lpnpatbetiiA 5upeilen ppa 8eien
mtrft. .,... .- - -
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Sreunoe8 Srult uho Dteler beuste ba8 @eliht
su tbm nieDer uno forldte ld9elnO, pb eS I9lafe.
Wenn er eS wieoer empprbcb, lab er in benz un-
9epillen StreflIdte Der 2aternen Den Wtann
seseniberliben, Der Jpn aufmerflanI 5u betraA'
ten 1dien, unO er empfuuO eineu Wioerpillen
sesen ben fiulter bllfen0en, brutalen @jeielle1l,
Der Jpn gum S4wei9en 9eneiSt na4te. 2SaS
lollte er audi einen 1plden WeuI6en frasen ?
@r bebauerte belmlid paS &mD um Dielen Gas
ter, Der 10 wenig 2lebe unp Gorge fir pellen
Wobl 5eiSte, unO lein ldOne8 ernlteS @eliAt
neste ftd n1Aoenfeuo bon Neuem nieter uro
perlnr itA in 8etraAtun9en. -... .... ...
@nplib iu9te er: SIT eS ein Saabe poer elm
Wlohen?r .t- r.,
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Siebfn ertaet cine trti9e Senouns Oh Ha5r .... Il.
Sdriuge nn0 9in1bnrger SGie erter Gualltat,
Nua10.S Z. .I.t .ag Wrddb t uub Gpnettt
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1ealna.,ltaer,

Der tasIthe Baltimore gDeder" trIGtsht
itben Nlpreth init MWsnabme pes GsnHtees) nnp
sCtet Geats per gDV@e an bts 2fa8sf sapl0aF'
Ser ,gDeder' pirO ebenfaIs tn goalGtnstpn ano
tnS p1uS beicr6t.
Durd Ote pOf psrfenSet tpfst Der tdslt@e ,V0eder"
81 81 per 1abr tn un0ebtHgter SpraM bee .
iablWn6.
asv- D.s Je old enbLatt bes Baltimore Deder
.rfdSnt isSen Tretas un6 fUlet tdbrtG So IN unte-
btnater 0prausbe5ablWn8.
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Np. SIS %. @asRr,

Np. % N. Wdpkr.
labe sur Subrptton paenter ourna 8etf6rtften en
Gartenlaube. SGgtrrteS 8amtItenbla S1brh& /.
50 gtummera n,.,.-- $500
ieniGaft unb 8unf. Nt StablfiNprame S6brs
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81 eterm nn'S t11nfrtrts Wpnatsbefte fir '
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