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@etiud3, Sen. aUieusrans 3nfubr obsufbneiSem.
@ atltpetts, IL. Oct, Der Dampfer
5ietta 9jtg bsltte nit 8sgtsrdn9ofra6t mad
&n9art am Samantha ab. @egeniter BON Jaep
DOuie SbOale, 80 Wletln pberbulb YOtnt @lea-
kut, murOe ron einem ungefa6r 100 Munn tar
fen 8ebeQencorp6 auf i'm eefeuert unO 2anpun9
8ebOten; Der @apitan wet9erte l6 aber peiien
unO entfam 9ludlif.
Der 8sgterungspamgfer Silver Safe 1T tpabr=
iaetnlt@ ron zen 9tebe0en 9~efaneen eenpmmen
nUrpen unO eS eebt paS @erii6t, paB Elm becetts
tenpes 0ebeuem Corps auf pen 8luB lpssett, um
Sen. 8ulentran3's 9rppifpnsn ab3ui6neioeu.
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8aRsr uno int 8esrif gu ~infen, uls es einer,
jun9en Mnnn Namens 3eb6ett0 eslan9, i'm gu
rettet.
Gin Sp1bat aef9u6fen.-Qm Oonz
nerltag 9lbeno wuroen IL SUlOoten pom 3ten
Stem 2orf Heetment In Dem 6auIe BON MarY
@bittinotpn an galern N9., perbaftst unO ms
6ltIiAe StatiOnsbau8 eebraht, no Iie etn9elperrt
wurOen, um am anpern Morsen gu ibren relp.
8e9imentern 3uridsebra6t gu tperOen. g8dbrsnb
Der Na9t e%ntitanO Streit unter tbnen, BET mel
DIEM 0antel Scanlcn elm YiltOl Spg. Dalfelbe
entlup lia 3ufduiS uno Die &u8el stns i9m NIT
ten pur6 Die linfe 6auo.
Yretfe opn l.-Dte
3ufubr BON barten unp wei6en &CbIen, nainentr
lib BON lebteren, welGe Re pnOerS fir Dampfma@
ldtenen sebrauGt weroen, lit tel6rantt. parte
Rpblsn usrpen gu $3.50 %eertOuit unp werDsn
wabrldeinli6 nod ftetsen. grennbpl3 1T ebet-
fuQ6 9eltte9en; 9idOrp $3.50, giaen So, San>
uen S..
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BE Deutf6eS 59eater.- User f6
nGRlten Ntcnta9 einen 9enubreihen Nbenp be-
reiten nil, be u9e Die s beater- Gurtelung in Der
&urnballe, 800 G. 9ratttr. Nuf9efubrt iper=
ben Die apet beliebten Stlde Die weeblt6e
Shilpma6e" unp vgBte man 2anpluft 9eniebt."
Re Der Baltimore Gurnuerein balt nddlten
Mput1e in Ietner Sale, 45 Sltz9rattltr., pae
on>s.se Saao-5e.auou,n 2auoIwistse fSnnen lth
etnert perSnu9ten Nbenp Srrlp1edeu.
80 CONCERT. - Sn Dem G%erdumtgen
Salun BON SultuS Stef, 1853 0. Baltimore IT,,
finDet beute AbenO Elm @On3ert ltatt, aussefibrt
BON Den 9erren Nbreao unp 2aur. &unltfreunpe
MAIDEN mir gang be lUnper6 parauf auf finer am.
g= Sepen Mpntas, DOnnerlt tag unO Samlta9
finpen unter Der Dtrefttpn res 0rn. Siamann
Suartett>9 pn3erte in Der Arbeiter-6o al go. 5
10. 0reperiditr, fat, Wulf=6uunpe ma9en
mir be Unpers parauf aufmert1am.
@ Grcnr ion. - Mm Wipntag DaIt
pie S6uIe pes Qebrer SG1fer einen Qlusflug na9
0toit's pain. Die Gltern Ger SGulfinper lppie
ale 6reunpe Der Graiebun9 MAIDEN mir parauf
aufmertlan.
gF 8al.-5r. s. Saupp Bat aui mad
fen Wfpnta9 I'm nTpflprin9-@arten" etnen &C.
miltbliden Saa Seranltaltet. Nae, pel6e IN
pieler l6peren 3ett ltA einen persnitsten 9iaA
mttta9 bereiten molten, iplten niAt p~erlaumen
pttlen beIiebten Sersaii9unssprt iibermorsen gu
BEL utert.
BS 9r, 6. Z. Gdbart miro n16lten Mtcntaa
etne neae Btrtbl9aft (@liiium) go. SO 5arrt~
lunitr, nit etnem lamolen 2uaG erOfnen. Sent
l6meder MAIDEN mir b~eonpers parauf aufmerflant.
G SpDann Oauteri4 Ger Alte). erDffuet
naGlten Mipnta9 in $50. 20 S%ecpneltr, sine neue
g8irtbl4aft NIT einem @eneral-2uuG.
rs Die bcften Soften
perfaufen 2an9e & So. gu SIS per Sonne, @benlo
ale Surten grennbcl3 gu ben biuislten preilen.
SroerS tperpen in Der 0efersS fice ent9e9en=
genDmmen.
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0o9rdt utr0 ber1tt ge9ereu, baB Die unterbednete BON
g8ouenIer,de Ger Staot Baltimore YpAuadt sur Verpaltun9
ces Jahl1ptafIes oes aaber pertprbeneu QeInrI9 Seine er-
baueu gat. &ue oeeugen, pel1e 6pteerun9eu an eiejeu Nade=
lRB bIbeuf peJoel bJTmL 0uf5eiproert, lelme ue6l Den %HDt5igtH
@clcgea an pcer por Dem 10. 4pt 1862 etn5urtidel unb
ae.lsup 3u MAIDEN, poer gu G%tparri9eu, paB fe ibrer aNiprine al
C.cie8 tanl re 8eeglL1 far peruu9 ertIdrt wer0en sl69eu. Aue
lie 3l6gsuIeU al cieen GoGlale 81 MAIDEN baeen, perben
g.elauI a~ui5eIoroert ieI9e uueer5u8h9 az nnter5et4uee 81 lqiten.
GI61betba 9etn er, *
DIP, 4D-Inlp ASmnAtratprin.
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@aratpaa 8auoeretm $40. 8.

Die Wtt3Ico I perCeu burRil IA beu lesteu &erelus- Sei6tuB
pom 10 AU3Uit, ppna1 Die 2steeereinSabun8 pr mOheatIl1en
8etrlse an H0titeu MiQnta9 a8 Den IA. 0 M. 1tattRnosu nnB,
ertau II. - Us pIeeu oIelelben ipmit etu9eI0pen l@ UNI Z lbr IN
Gam b~ps5eriseI geriamm(-n9s-HptI bet A"tOn 9etou9 en3uftit-
DEN, unc i.iot 3ablung 5u terten.
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b6 liant SadluB ber bsttn &eranm nng nadlten Aipnta9 ben
IA. Ouoter DE p6dcn h1e ~AufjabmnJ pieeer be8tnnt.
So! @uir4ge o8 Ne ems;
9eRrp S6mer5I BrGfeent.
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Ole mr. 5ur seHctgteH Abnabnte beteaS eupft blat balterl.
R6hel s @ilbelmt,
z 0p. S79 lSeit.B I. lumoreirase.
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@ae Jte9auugat far 28aHer fber grbst fir 9yerantS) miisH
aI Doer Dr Gem 40. 0. Ntts. tcrtHd8t mercen antern1aas plb
cs GUcpuuous, ~ Tue @Ht3etung os &aiIS pprl1reitt, IN
6ait r,t5H. Sat AuToJe;
Ge-Ud Us. otePbeniOar g8ofer 8e8ir.
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u ehuhmafher perIanof.

u quite baAre tur aenGbte 9rbtit; ebeuio 3 S9a9. 3ubereiter
Ia TD. $50 ~. SaItmloreltr- mace 9aReplr, pbeuuuf.
Ulmbarte q Burns.
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h" |"T @NNAtN @StLSVTVWTN
ETWRs Der untlrss Guete ma6t ieiner 6reuubet iore benz
lgLIsz ee brtu Bublifum Die Ah5ese,p E erihNp. 20 SecOne.
lr. ser gJft 8%ejsuatSr, cine ueae 0utli4Ail etnsert9tt bat uuo
ctieIbe am D(onial ou IA . tOcer, DtCr8enS IL u9r, nit etnsni
General unb (Sauerfraut uno Sped)
ejup-igcu uub. 6,be 6sRer, fpmmt vie.
y SOkan1 OautertG, ter glte.
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2nmcD.

=@-4Z Tr-
Sd m1fe mejnen S tuntea mo 8tfannten icpie etnsm see9r-
tn PutlGum Gs er5tbsnte q 5te. toB ip bs hon Sans Dit
del 8rld blsbr 0eetluete u@tuun" fiulib an mid seDraGst
Babe uuo ba1elve nsbiten DO tag Nforsen mt einenr
famoleu GapetenlhniplelSGunh
a1Taeu we.oe. Wtcne ait II III uure ole MID i'm altsn 9efa in
aCcou' fr4Be bcIuttn, iDHeu rtpI ~perfeblen i9 audi bier bt utr
em5ufiloeu. SD no rec NJ inc @dite itets NUT Gem teihn 9%aJsrbter
an, tpEiu8,u ou58e5caueten @endTten Ano @riui4u eeen beoie-
men IS. & GUbart,
SMt9 $40. sc 9mriCHitr ,nabe @abfr.
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Bt8ti8 fur Dte Oeutf@en SreiWiltsen
aG. ,0ffee.

%BA Baltimore, ben %. Sunt 1861.
,sriGugt fufprt: 500 Wfercc, poppn 400 sei5n9Itbe
JpIeroe ana Ter 9tet g%tettperoe fur eaoauerte'eebraud letn
geu. Die RIeroe muiien UOnl9 9elHHo, gut 9eoaut uno Tel pon
in ,Sebler, oe Jeupferre ntdt fln9er ais 5 uo MIDI auRI ais
acre nue Gle 3u8pIs. De 5utl1eH 8 uno s Sabre at UNI 10 6e
)Lao cod ieH. 6arben: lawar8, braun, srau lmo Sap. Der
IS oarf S1Z5 iHr Ieces II at nbetreigen.
Ie mnjlsu sNr ~.Snlpsttion an a9als 9eab 9ptel"sStauen N
It., na5e 9apFr, beate gprmittas nm 10 Hbr p~crsefabrt
ZEN. Sa8. Belger,
ILL A.'lt-Wt,
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mcnidube su maneH. Dauernpe 8ei4 Iagnug unb guteu 2eAn,
3u elbeu brt 2epi Ptrrp& @pmp., Np. 179 Saltlme-
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250 SdAlmadeE
100 cute SAnei6er

fur W1oua8- Qrbet. Dauerubs 9eitd t9uue. gu meIben
Sp28. In go. 346 Saltimprefr.
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inter 2ufF9t per aDtutihen @eleai6aft.s
que GiieuigeH, pede oeutj9e 9GHoperieF, arbetersoe DisnIts
ren gu bel1dttgea piml1en l0pe ale ceni6en Arbertlu1en.
en- pollen f9 perpalt4 pDer IN frauftrten SrRen an Den A9entn
cr 9eleui9Gt perm 9s j. lBelltug9ef, 9p. 55 &bamee-
u. peaoen, pet6er uRentaelbltA @usfunTt ertheIleH piro. Ill
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fr 9pIeu peroen o,rtan9t lei SonuebprR& GeGi8
ytp. 24O 28elt FrSuitr.
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Rcr1ouo4+ 5pet gut alfer mn 80 9lfi1er gu MAIDEN
Is @entS puo by5abt. &eege meIpen epr9e
ioasn. 81 melosM bel @aRt. 9oLbeIsr, Mo. % Dlt -Nrattr. le
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@iu9e StHbma6er an Otaunss Wne lrauen,
SCL+W4t3+ arbet. gtafjufrageH SIC. 81 28. Salttu ore
TRACE. 8UfS
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OteBFdDt.- = Sn Scr Nadt bon Dcnnerz
tag auf 6retta9 9elnng es etnem Dirb, in Die
0Cbnun9 pom Qep. @tetpart In @utarpltra6e
etn3nbreGen uub cine 9plpne llbr neblt $50
gBert9 an Stlberpaarm gu (te9len. Sin fribe=
rsr SeOtenter, rel4er Dor etnisen 8aeen entlal-
lsr1 pOrnsn mar, ltebt in gerra6t unp miro per-
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


a Benevolent Institution established by
y special Endowment, for the Relief oi
The sick and distressed, afflicted with viru-
'ent and epidemic diseases, and especially
or the cure OF diseases OF the sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by The act
ing Surgeon. to all who apply by letter, with
description OF their condition, Gage, oe
cupalon, habits of life. &C. and IN cases
OF extreme poverty: medicines furnished
free OF charge.
Valuable reports on Spe5maiorrhRa, and
other diseases of the sexual organs, and on
the Lew remedies employs IN the Dispen-
sary, sent Ia the afflicted IN sealed letter
envelopes, free oi charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, Or. J. Skillin Houghiou, Aching
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. Sou'h
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF The Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
EZRA D. HEARrWELL, President.
January 25, lS60-Iy.
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FARRELL, HERRING & CO."
rF,om The Press Of the 4th I'll. ]

Furel Herring s. Co.'S Parent Champion
Safes. the only Safes made IN the city which
have never been robbed by burglars, or had
their contents destroyed by accidental hres.
Evans & Watson's Philadelphia answer 10
New York Humbug.
We. the undersigned citizens nj 81. Joseph,
Mo. do hereby certify that the iron safe
belonoing 10 c. f. Baldwin, made ny Far
rel & Co, No. 81 Walnut Street.: Phlladei-
mia which was in The FIRE that occurred
here is not FIRE e-proof, and is useless as a
fire proof Safe; that The books, papers. Jew
elry' &c, which were in the Safe at the
lime. were mech injured; also, that The
bu,Id,nq which il was IN was OF frame and
optv one story high, and tha, fire so m
| Aino as the Que which burned over the SAID
Safe was not sufficient to have injured any
| safe purpo-ting 10 be fire-prooi
w. r. PENIcK, Druggist
JosEPH w. TooTLE, Dry Goods.
]. A. BEATTIE, Banker.
! DonNELL.SAxToN n s. McDoNHELL, DryGoods
WILLIAM RAY. Dry Goods.
JoaN CURD, Dry Goods.
&c. BArDwiN. 81. Joseph, Mo.
EVANS s. WATSON, 3O4 CHESINU1
Street. Philadelphia, have now on hand ih'
Ia,qest assortment OF Salamauder Safes II
the United Slales. warranted equal TO am
others ma6e in The country. Please g'v'
usacau Feb 23d, 1889.
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iRAYMOND'S FAMILY
S EW ING AC n N E
PRICE $40 EACH.
pArENTIp MARCH 9, 1858.

PRICE $40 EACH.
NNFSSRS. ZUPPlNGER & ROBBINS, OF
UA Bloom sbu!g, having purchased the ex-
elusive right of the above valuable impro
we'd CheaI Patent Sewing Machine, ior
the County of Columbia, Will be happy 10
supply heir friends with the article lot the
accomm cdation of themselves and families
The following are some Of The superior
advantages this implement possesses, VIZ
y # sews from 400 10 500 tight stitches
per minute.
Q Double thread Machines are from me
more com plicaied character OF their mech-
anism invariably managed and threaoeu
with more or less difficulty; not so win
RAYMOND'S, a child can manage II III Two
hours. and il is threaded easier than com
mon needle.
L a. On. of the 'mosi valuable features oi
this Machine, ia The smallness and Inc
comoac,ness of It's mechanism
II, can be attached 10 a hoard, table or
! stand, in operating order, and removed III
less than halt minute.
5. Ii greatly economies the tnreao, ana
vet produces a seam, sufficiently strong ioJ
| any work Tor which 1t is intended, guar
/ i6ca,ion not known 10 all KINDS OF Sewing
/ Machines.
! 6. No human hand is capable OF produ-
| elmo seam so regular and systematic
The seam is so stroug if we'll done, that ihe
s,,onoest material will tear before the
seam will give way.
4 Among the array OF Pa'ent sewing
Machines, there are none so cheap anu
durable as Raymohd's Patent, but no Ma
chine is adapted to all kinds OF WORK as
.xoe,ience Sas proven. There are perhaps
none 20 really useful, doing such variety
of wore for the immediate use ot the lam
ilv circle aud at such moderate pnce as
RAY.AOND'S PATENT.
The operator can shape his seam gus
as he pleases, waves, leaves and mowers
eic.. can be represented or Imualeu'
8. 1t is particularly atapteA 10 all k'nu
of siltchrrg-such as gen'leheh sn'i'e
hosoms tis,hants, collar, elc.;--snd al
;uds of ladies' sewing, including silks
lawns, delsiues, calicoes, busters, ETC ex
eeo,ing tor men s heavy wear this Nachln
. is rather too light o. construction.
10. Bni we all admit, that the advaniag
: 10 health, aud principally TO the VISION G
> eyrsioht. muuced by The use ot Sewn
Machines, surpasses Infinitely all oiher az
vantages.
~ This Machine fastens the seam
:, ways itself, bnt It the operator WISHES
uniaslened or open, there IS way lor
y ,oo. lhus Won can have il fastened or no
as you please, which isy some ltnes, esp
= clally for beginners, very tavofaoie ci
cumstance If the seam is lett unfasiene
= YOU can draw it oul in three seconds al
save the thread.
For sale by The undersigned, al their
spective residences, IN Bloomsbury, w
q will put The Machine in operation and 81
:, all necessary instruction n
a HENRY ZUPPlNGER.
At DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbura, July II, 1860
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

12 - Ho k % - @e
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
DECEMBER 5TH 1859.
Four Daiiv Passenger Trains TO Philadelphia.
(From and 2sssing Readlng)
At $40 a. m, 10 30 a m, IL noon,
(F.eight and Passeuger,) and SOC p. m.
Two dsiIy malns to PotsviIIe aud Por
Clinton, at 10 Is a. m, and sos p. m.
Connecting at Pon Clinton with trains fol-
Tamaoua. Williamspori, EImira, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, aud The Canadas.
The 1918 a. m rp train only connects al
Pou Clinton with trains for Wilkesbarre,
Scranton and Piitston.
Passengers leaving Wiliiamsport by the
Cai,awI-sa Railroad night line, at 1913
%. m. connect with passenger HaIn leav-
mo Port Clinton al $50 a. m, arrive at Read
inc at 5. so a, m, breakfast and proceed d.
rect 10 Phiisdelphia by the 6.20 a m. Read
ing Accom- mo odation Train.
On Sundays he 1915 a. m. Down, and
the sos p. M Up Trains only rnn.
LEBANON VALLEY BRANCH.
Tvo Trans Ddiiy, iSnndays EzcfPted1 10 ana
from HauisbHg.
At1o23a. m. aEd s Oo p. IN Leaving
ua,r;.bn,a Assoc a. 70. and 235 p. m
CoGnec,ino with raihs Oh The Northern
t<Hf
Iev Railroads. Tor Suubury, WiIiamsPort
Pittsburgh, Lancaster, BalI'mofe, Cham
bers5urg, sc.
Through Ticke,s-Resding TO Baltimore
"a 90 10 Lancaster, 50 IS; to Gettysburg
So so.
30 pounds of baggage allowed TO eac'
| passenger N ,s
| The SECOND class cars run with all In
| above trains.
Through frs, class tickets at reduce
,ales 10 Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Dero'
Chicago, aud all the principal points IN IN
| West. North West, aud the Canadas; an
| Emigroni Tickets al lower fares TO all aooV
places, caa De had o0 application 10 IN
station agent at Reading.
All TICKETS will be purchased before IN
lirai..s start. Higher fares charged u pai
IN cars G. A. NICOLLS,
Engineer and General Superintendent
February 20. 1860
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w a. C a. u i -Ga "a
n THE FASHIONABLE AND ne
m9nEFIR S So

-
TBTHE undersigned navingl glustreceivedthe
Il latest Paris and New York Fashions
vould again beg ieaye o inform his numer
Gus friends and all the world about Blooms
burg that he is now better prepared ;lan ev
er r;oaccommodaiea 20 any one W IN the neaiest
easiest and best fitting suits ofClothes that
have been turned utlately and not only
that. but he will also do them up IN the besi
order. upon the lowest terms.
His shop is atthe old stand, Coo well
knownto need furthe notice )wherefIe may
at all times be found, seated upon the bench
oCrepeptauce steadily drawing threH0
ofaffhction, hoping il may in the emdProvt
advantageous TO him and his customers. He
yould also advise hisfiends 10 bear in mine
that poor, afflicted ,ailors mustllve, or they
cam't beexpectedto o work Therefore Wheat
Rve Corn, Oats, Potatoes, and with all now
and then a little CASH will come mighty
hand from those who are back standing on
the books.
Remember, gentlemen, that in all cases
''the laborer is worthy of his hire"
BERNARD RUPERT.
bloomsbury, Jan. 18th. 1858.
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WYOMING HOUSE,
J. X. LAYCOCK, PROPRIETOR

j. X. LA HfOCh, FROtRib iONi
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
FNyHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
= friends and The public generally thai ne
has taken charge of The Wyoming House, 10
the village OF Wyoming, near the kaiifoao
Depot Of that place, and has hited IL ont SO
as 10 entertain both transient and perma'
nent visitors in a suitable and comiortse'e
manner. His rooms are spacious and airy,
aud not only calculated 10 add TO The conve-
nience and comfort OF the travelling commu-
nily. but also TO those who would seek
pleasant summer resort with families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best
the market can afford and his BAR Will De
furnished with the pures, liquors that can
be Obtained The proprietor will give MS
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-13

WILL TELL YOU of the Origin, History
w and distinctive traits of the various
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