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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

cravings are also excellent, especially
,.ThA Bridal Dress" and the following
four pages. The literary contents are
varied and excellent. including "Sicily
Wayne," by Virginia F. Townsend :
Loves Answer" by Carrie Myer /;
Unto the Dawn by Harris Byrne /;
ITO ny Sister," by Matte Dyer Bril's ;
First and Last" by M. c. P; "Au-
r~eole," by Charles Maurice; The Trans
formed Village" Loving Twice and
Twice Welded" by Mrs. James -;
1.-THE Mistaken Kindness" by Mrs
DeusiOn; signs and Tokens. by Aunt
Alice &c. &c. sc. Price 81 a year
Single numbers post PAID 20 cent.
Published by Deacon & Peterson, 3l9
Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Aha great object of persons who have
beeant debilrrated, any feel fOrewarned
Of Sc CoEmon to this climate, is a
remedy Many think billousneSs is The
cause tpo al once commence a rigid ccFse
Of cal1artIcs. which but feeds the disease
and rsseces the patient, as the stomach
= noi n a fit condition, but needs
st~reng'oenlng. To all who feel in this
way biggest that they try a bollle of
he Jacket Stomach Bitters. which
WA inf'gOrate the system, give tcne TO
the s,onach, and e~uliven the mind
Thousaoos have used it. aud there i I'm,
a veioe and tina, of their wonderful
cures Solo by all druggists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

For Ra's, Nice R,ochrs Am, p 4
Bugs, Moths ~ Fur. No5lpns Ne H.
sect, "a. Plant 70 Is, Annual ~.
20 AZ -. aut 81 90 B,xef. 3, tbs. And = -,
- .at s. ,'z-, ir ip-els. Paula institution. -.
Only ~Inialhble rem dies Snown."
"Frce fem puisonS."
"Nut Dangerous "a the HIsnan Family
Rats conc out of their holes u die.
~ Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
- Sold by all Drn~ grstS and Retailer evetywhers
- ARR !i!of AL worthless limitations.
@ See that "COsTAR's' name is on each Box.
Bottle. and Flask. before you buy.
Address HENRY y. COSTAR.
@ PRINCIPAL DEPor 49, BROADWAY ". Y.
- Sold by-All Wholesale and Retail Druggists
in BreWnville, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

On eGnesday. Provost Marshal AT.
kinson rested a man giving his name
- PaftoL's on suspicion of his being one
u QushrriI's GuerIllas. The prisoner
aoWtli being a resident IF New Mar
ket ouri, aud had en- bis person an
cain 3 allegiance of Joseph Biakely.
wn'en probably his right name, e,pec
iAiiy he same name was on a r~evoly-
e. pa Possession.
e.'' pc above was in type the prise,
nTf "a acknowledged that he has been
% tne Pei army. rha, h. had been in
OF Lexington. Corinth aid
n'FS; TIA: be had now got CIT
yHAg 10 escape TO tie Plains to
esoo lLe F drral aud c. d =
soes'k pms. H. mo-, soIsmu!y dealfd
80 5psh" hacker. Lut hal been hid
? ins e bushes for four weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
The Athenmum Cnilrctinn

contains between fOu and i've hund Ell PAGES ~ tune,
anl hymns new and u g., ct the choicest kinds. fui
church s mday sctOuI. revival missionary, tenn, rance
payer and conference ani all hrnlS ~ sac Ell and ~n-
ii a meetings. The TUSiC in tbIS ihuk has NE aud an
imttI n IN il, ke ShtpIuG Shore, Rest tor the weary.
shat we XII W each utheribefe? ShaI a we meet bey-tt
he river There Is a beautiful world Kmd " nd
SWEEP hour Of prayer; There i a land - love Suffer
ittIe chi d:eD To come unto me GDi save he EatI.H.
&c. Ptice~-single copies b,uud 80 cents; SO pei
hundred cloth bound embossed gilt, S. cents 55 yer
hnnd, ed. Matledat the retail price. H1RACE VA
TERS 49, B,uadw.y New Yourk, Publisher Ot the
abOfe Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

~ the length Of thai "Origrual Story
On 80 FIR, AID forth pages, from he pen
Of 90 County Tr- asurtr, (aughor of
"Tsk Receipts" County Warrants
Sc, -. must be attributed the delay of
his nPer. Tie plot is good, and the
scsn are worked up "bully Our
Inst ~ gislalure mas enacted that 1t shall
be- hshed three weeks IN the "Adver-
user and hal then the author shall give
pubac feadlngs If The same, from day to
DAY, III finished" Kind Legislature !
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Important instructions have been issued
from the War Departmental Gen. Wash
burne IN regard to aliens performing
militia duty. Aliens refusing to perform
MALTA duly can be ordered to leave such
district or department where such duty
is required, and if they do not do duty
or leave can be arrested and punished for
such refusal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Anew Sunday School B 'ok OF $50 pages Of beautifH
hymns ami tunes. II cUnttne tnv gems. such a
Shat W. know each uIher there; Suffer i'tle children
I c ne unto Mes The besdtIiuI ~Hpre; Uh Ills gl"Ii.
Jus; Le We me viii my mnther; He e de u me he lie
stIil Wa's~S &c Prce pa e. cover . cen +, F; SO
per huudrr! h"u"d - cents 81 ner h IA I'd; cl"tu
b'uud TN s>ed gHit IS Gems. 81 per hundred -
Nailed Nj he rEtAIi p Ire / j. eiitei bv Hur sre Wa
ter. an'h1r OF Sunday S,hot j Beli> Ms I an 2, which,
have hal The enormous ~ e. of over PighI thousand
cpe J 81 publ he'd by HIKA 4 WATERS, No 4Sl
Broadway New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
Vocal Music. with Piano accompaniment

a large assortment e new and popular songs, ballads
duets. QUdrtc:ts- and CT s~"sP, Issued dai,v. Among
the mnst popular are Shall we know edcl yihet there
L,wrry; Why have my Iurei ones gone; l viii be true
To the; Oh. there's n such gIFl a mine. by Foster ;
Ho'her's love IS true Sweet love. forget me not q
ny Re e.. - ~cnfSr-ct; i1ed- sweet voices singing ;
II me - home; FyIg yet II you can. but IorgIve, Is
lTh-uiaS 81 cents eact
I.Stta-oa n" for tha Cen, ? rte-We are
g. Hlrt "a her Abrd'aH, SIX hundg Cd Thousand more {;
A.uoys lat p the sunny side; shall We know eaci,
uinrr 'Hr. b? SC. with brilliant .GrIstIons by GrUb6
- seu. eich
PIX WaItzes. Marches. Qrick>tep-. QuadriilG
&c by fHpn,Ar auIbO~s A. KIN s Ut s ugiug and In
atrucJ!on b,uks. Catalogues Mai edfrce ~ any EddIeSs
Music mai:eI Al the above prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
The New P%a.I-l.c Song D ,ok

Contains 90 PAGES oG songs, Diners AMI choru~es, both ga
cred and secular Including II p yes ~ prayers for sick
and dying 50 idier|, aud Soldiers Scripture Manual -
u l. we'll sui ed tor 81, ial siH-ing. as well as Sabbuth
Worship Among the many beautiful pieces may he
foutd, whore liberty dweils is my country The Chris
tian hero, Tnrec cheer, for our banner Come sing to
me of he svNn; Columbia. the gem OF he ocean + ee-
mans gatherings; Culumbid's KING frrever Marching
Al ~ sc Price>-paperc covers, Is cents, 81 PEI hun
dred Mai, ed 1T the retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

is an entire new work ~ 1872 asses, and nearly 225 tunes
S-d i!Glus. A. I've must, ia iittie more difficult II
Is just tte box 70 follow BEL No. J.. Nearly one mill
ins through This aud other Countries. Am ng the
many choice pie es NAV be f,und Shall We meet be-
yCnd the liver? There is.s beautiful world. S,rrOw
S4ali emo again no more ID n't you hear the ANGELS
coming? Thou, God sees me Sabbath Bells chime
on, &c. Piice1 81 Bell NJ. 2 arethe same As Bel NJ.
/. Bo'h numbers Cab be obtained ID one voidme-
Price, b.und copy 40 cent, 335 per HUNDRED; cloth
bound, embossed gill, 50 CITE. SO per humid ed. IS
copies furnished AZ the one hund: cd price. Aaslsd Al
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

be delegates elecIed to the Union
RapDhlican Territorial convention. ir"m
ihs. county, are The following, namely:
DR. M Ph~rson. S w. Kennedy, Evan
Worihing, Thomas G.esn, and +. II
Anl.drn
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

A-H--- $50 A.
IDe '''~7
az.
Dush"na'Ne'S
'1'', 80
WA
P -,
4
-.
- f,,,,s =, M.
s..,l >,
b.. t.,. ,,
H.. or ,be peoDls are 100
,a.ol e.. b,rhac.ers 70 Js, q foorino
A few are doubtless Struggling throngh,
bot they are running for their lives, Try
inc 10 escape 10 The Plains. There is no
cause for The people Of these counties to
be alarmed. They should be vigilant, and
on their guard. All suspicious slran-
gers should te arrested ty he proper au-
Il critics, and after a fair trial, If found
guilty. punished. Blu; there need be nj
excitement. There are those ia AcLi.
son a. we'll as elsewhere, who delight 10
,elI marysIau. stories. and r.eLtsn weak
u,..d.o c,,v.n. N,u,r,,s i.,,sr, have.
r..,s Il, At,b, .,, c.,n.v Ihat u.r.
Rod and A-., ..i.y droon d
am, ,.,.., oe ,,.,.n, 81, -xej,rmeu,
III. 0no,Lsr c,... oa. rrv Nv their
.xm.o,. - o., .oma ,,Ai,e Thsv
Tor 10 r.... of co,,uor,y =
= I'D cl.rco of h-.couing . Can.
n,ao.n, Aoo,b.r cla.s make
ora, noi.a arc rebrls when hey have
- ....,5o,cy and mos, -vioI.nr Union
ohm h., 6oa ,bav archie ~x,roo.
r., hv r,olsocs and %saIing
,b.r p ,oL.r.,.d
,,,,I ram,ro,i,v find o,t their worthless.
- 1.,., .t.,, "a. Tr.-s ,.r.
a,oh .,l..,a \ r.. r.b
,,.,, 49,. war hro,, o,, a,~,rrw,rds
,.r ~, mn s,,o ,.nca.r.
"a l.,u hn,i4,an. nn,a ,bor
,,,,Id M, no ,oIera..d 10. DER Tb.v
10 t.f, have ,,,r. .i!inoi. and
,,her pt,., become yiol.9tC upsrhead,
p..l.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
Waters, Cheap Music for the Mill on.

Arranged As snIoeS. fnets. guartetts and chnru<es. fOt
musical s. cieles, chOirs. Sunday schools. public sch. Ois
Sc urinaries. ec Shall we know each Othe~ thPre?-
Don't you hear the angels cnmin-? Shall VI meet be-
you'd the river? Be in tine; There - a beautiful
y orld; Where liberty dweils l. my cJUniEy; Freedom.
LrUjh and right; We are Coming Father Abraham six
humid. ell thuus4 mi IN re +; Thete l. a l4nd OF love; s r.
row shall Cume again no more Heaven y home Come
sing To- me at Heaven; Land in sight ; Ne viii love or
sunday School; Our God is marching on cd ~aIe the
Nation; winters song Of tue PIaut atipn Neg % ; Fair
Freedoms Morn has daw ned at lasI over tie noun
rain; Uverthe mnUnlsiB; Little Ella's an augelj Will
lies Eune 10 Heaven Suffer little children 4" come
unto me; Bury me in The morning, Mother {; Come to
Thy rest; Sweet hour Of Prayer &C. Price ; cents, so
cents per DIX 50 per hundred postage lCeCt EACH
Ia sheet firm. with Piano accompaniment. IS cents.
Published by URACE WATERS. Ag't,
No. 4St Broadway, N. I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

AL w. T. Deus you will find Sweet
oil. Lard oil Coat oil, Fish oil. Caster
oi. Bold Liucecd oil, Turpenline, and
Nopiha. Drug, and Dye Slufs, Cod
fsh. Mackerel aud trout, Herin, Vine
ger. md Salt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
The Day SCHOOL Bel.

4O,OO0copi0s issued. A new Singing Book for Schools
and Scenarios, called the Day School Beil. is now
ready. II contains a'eut two hundred choice songs,
rOu DIS. Catches duets. TTiOs. OuSTtetts and 'hO~use~.
many 81 Them WfitIPn exprts>y Tor hi work he>ides
- paseS nf the Elements OF Music, which are easy and
progressive.
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may te
found, CHete Sans School, Don't you hear the
eli dreD coming = ALWAYS loOk ON the sunny side .
The little las , and Little Lai," .-uh ri We 2 a
little bird" Bird Of beauty" Pretty near tree -
Anvst Cho' rs . Neet me ~ the runn.ns Lrook'
a. I II c implicit by HorS Q WHiers. sutbrF ut " ). b
Ia h School b. ~ I and 2 W. ich h.ve had tie
cuns rlgn- ~. cot SO go tapiss Prices sper covers.
- GEMS $40 ger 100; bound 81 Gems SIS per 10
c.ttA bound, cr'bo>sed gllt 70-oeuj~ S35 pes hundred.
% c'pus .rH.~hed a. Iht one hundred price. Matted
a. The retsil pr.ce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

contains 30 pages of songs, due > ami cborusps for Free
dom. Among the Oh ire pieces we W nd name Fair
treeiOm'> ID rn; ole nv pFOple e.; Over he NOUN
tain TneN " ked me all The DIV. sc Price 5 cenI<
single 30 cents pei dozen 50 per huldred postage /
cent raCh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

contains q. pages. Words b Rev SIDE y Dyer, music
bv Pot Coil ThiS i an excellent br.k Tor concerts
i0r hrv unC- Puaes-papcFG -vers 2JC-uiS: Si6 PEI
hUnd, I'd b ind 20 cent? $50 per hllrircd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
FoREIGH SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Single copy per annnm postage paid.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Jeseph /. Roy has bought out Joseph
Fosier's Barber Shop, south side of Main
ei1set between first and second, where
sc low holds forth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

you want TO buy your boots and
shoes cheap go to Atkinson & Co.'S Who
have D large stock on hand which hey are
seling low.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
Mirror of Passing E;story

Inspired by the spirit Of Democracy srknow
ledgug no leader but Truth-Tho Missouri DEN
O'RAT will continue to be solely the organ Of tht
People. aud prompt to denOuneS and T~ePndiats any
poi -ucal or military aspirant who seeks 70 betTaJ
their cause.
L. sddltiOn 10 our War New, We shall continue
in ,ur Weekly paper the Weekly News summary,
aud also an abstract Of the proceedings Of COBgTss.
and of The Proceedings Of Legislatures Of Missouri
and Illinois.
the Important News, Local and Cornmorc.El Reports
If IKE Daily.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

80 interesting letter from the Army
81 80 Potomac; also a letter from Shrr-
MAJ army, are puavOidably CROWDED oU'
this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

ii another column will be found p very
nsssesliug letter rom ar. Grow. giving
"a accoun, Of thu Indian massacre.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

contains u nssCs:,f tunes anil hymns designed for re
VIval prayer Ard c inference mPeings. Price in D per
crv0i-, sIuEe c,pies 10 cents; IS per huGdI 81 -
MaIiet ~ the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

We .eci0 tha' many w4mps Of common willow hars
-eea ciesaed uu- ana the Caitfngs SOLD ssGrsy WiiIou
We get cur BHhw ~ Samuel D ARDS, OF Il
Astlie, Illinois a responsible NurseTyman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
snnhslh -.

cont7in l4l Q-ges AND netrlytry hundred ;upa- and
h-utu. -.Gi - tHe most p.p..er 5. 81 Boa eve issued
ArerS lie un~t~Frrutsr Tlese, .55 Etd Words"
Eden AHuve.' Christian lieru." BeaHIiH Zion. -
i ou-tf 0iuye ~y A There The AuGe told ne so. -
In The Light" Rest for he Wear &c Prices
paper overs 2Iet~- each. SO pf .huudrej b,and
% ct-. each so per Eu1irel, ci0-h JtuUd. embossed
gill; - cts, S2E per bUuI.ed-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

n'Iful steel engraving, calle d
Time" opens the Angus. num-
oef E e Lady's Friend. The Steel
late'a double one. is also, as
1s-. e first quality, The wood en-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Sdge Kinney of Utah was IN town
week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Nn. NJ. C. Perkins-the Great West
Pho,ogrspher-still takes those su-
sfb Pictures at the Brownville House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

he paper has been unavOidably de-
! this week, to get in the delinquent
Est.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
1861. 1861.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MISSOURI DsNOGlAT,.
For the Year 1864.
.1ATLY. TRI-WFFKLY & WEEKLY

The war drama i approaching it, highest point a.
iuterrsl This ves- vii. probably cDnsnm,te tine
Dom of the Rebellion witness sre Ntrien I GVV
eminent r~srured rH On. tl.l-1 States, tt-Ss rrgsbr
Grated aud Slavery .b,jtat1.ei f-rm 'Aef,hl ! Tho
"vprIs "f g. viii be mn. ue rts w .smrs H4. tauSiI
IN, History oi Ga, Country. and le4..s@ will ia-
dude tue rctuIn ,f Peace, and tdo cls1ta-5 o.
America U % q rev career " urrarlic'<t -r'e'
ue-s aud frusy.Iitv. WISH hf5af ,.alfst.d - 70
the relrua,eu IF ser'tom. he Poaii- Eil-ttrd uH.
n a hI-str platform 90 iu, tigrnce 1n' ylU-'. a4T
Ie,l a. ia ! tfal,uad,c ip;-r,st IL al tl5 [rrais"7
,hc Pr ,rysa O., .Ler owl and other iants. Abe old
Won - eutrf.us upsn = new serl"s OF "ytsts"t'nus,
- srrmind.a IN ne triumph Vi ID mocrsey beyond.
ths Atlantic willis emigration to Alneris Wii.
acquire a lew aud tremendous impetus. augnentiu.
Immensely ar productive power.
Tue string events of the times will be graphisai--
" depicted ia tn columns o. the DENOCRAT, which
We are resolved to To.der moro Valuable AMI at
tractiVe than ever AS a faithful
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Mclaughlin s Swan have got on an
ercellent assortment Of fire Teas, both
black snd greer, II low prices. All kinds
Of Spgsr, Wooden Ware Baskets Coffee.
Dried Fruit, 81, constantly on hand at
sheirFamily Grocery AID Provision : ore.
Pickslcd Pork Of .uperior quality on hand
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Notice.
have left with c g.. D,r~ey, Esq, Brornvills
all thP bnnk~, papers and accounts ia apy iEay con
necred with he advertiser Oh e ftoii IT'S minenre.
meHt ~ nv withdrawal. lie is fully enpowered to
act As tny agent, Those having unsettled accounts
Wll save trouble by calling on lr. ID. soon.
L. ". FIRMS.
BroEnvill. March 2. 1854. 40 %.
MCLAUGHLIN h SWAN are constantly Feeeiving
sddii Us IA thsIr S;0cE at GrOceTieS and Hard
ware. Their Goods aud Prices will suit everybody 80
any other man,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

!. r. FISHER IrovlE4tte. D, Agent for Semahn
and east half og Richardson GJunuo=.
CURTIS - PsAVER, Pawnee City, are Agents for
Fs~Eee and welt hall o. richardson Counties.
REV Mr.. TiNEHA2i Beatrice, Is Agent Tor 0age
tgI Jll. q -ltaS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
BENNET, PETERS s. Co.,
Red Jacket
Red Jacket
Red jacket
ETOM BUFFERS
SESSN ACUs RsTP I:ySS
STOM ACH AsITEERS

The propriefors = thi> JUST Osi eensi and weIIknown
brand o. Stom rch BitterS do mt deem 1t necessary. in
order e. give tEeir & obs a hetfi Us. O. even an EN-
+ snced value, {, Tx a hinE At ali the Bfters and
pr, claim in small cipi ais that they are worthless
our hi tiers 4, u y need his, as |P pla e them befpre
the public on their merits, an inyi Q your Careful A.
ieJtinn 10 the gODds We aIiiw our brand upon knowing
as we d. hat our reputation $ at stake The n me
Red jacket" is taken from The orig mai comp .rnd hy
The native child at The forest, ami with the edition OF
a few herbs by DIR Cha in. M 'de more agreeable 20
The TASTE they row have a peculiarly healthy. spOjh
ing AMI recuperative iuHIeice, especi tliv Or the pa
lient rising trrnI the bel or sickness, loss ~ appetite
distress afier q ting diZZi. eSS. ant all diseases A;iE-
Iug rom Torpid Liver Or indigestion
TLcy strengthen and invICOrate The system.
They are UneQuaIled for general debility.
They are a su~e cure cnre for dy lep>.a.
They give ? cnUt aRl healthy appetite.
Thcr asSiSt dive ton. 4
They are The best stimElant in exist ence.
Tiey are a sure cure preventive for Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation .E E..
1h"y cure Errv1uS nedd iChe.
TheS ore psIGc@:'y pHre an paI4teable.
They make the debIlitdted strUns. and restore e.
strength tue exhausted
4 ell persons ami delicate female> win mi they
9 n save large 'nciOr. bios nv using hose DItterS
W take pleasure in eating al. en,ipI t. our We y
extensive Cd alugGe OF Buik and cIsed GOoeS, c0nsist-
ing in part Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for me
PR s.

~ u msSes q pszfsct Hefga senss IN fsur yNsrsf
" One A e OF set tbs fill. ~ ave years VIII
make enough NOod for 0ne Familyt
- u grows gtraighE am very tallt
o. II never sprouts from. the rOots; but w6en ga
down. viii gruR arm from the stuulp. very rapbflvf
Il l. The best sUft Wo0d Tor fael. - snT olhW
%purPoscl
- When ksssoG The Er0and. tks fails VIII last -
yearsl .
Il grows eq1ally well With us 0n upland, rhsrSi
this rich. IS IN ne 1ottnus -
II CuttiuZs EIGHT iBches kong stueEln The GROUND IN
Z c Fail, ne yer fsii ~ grow
We sell 10 tor q per thousand Cuttings, deilV-
eTel a any u oar Agencies.
Parues Wishing % buy, sh8uld order early ofssY
AgestS, - that they msy n9iuy "a an lime.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

met With a very Tailoring reception from he iodrn
is OF 'he country. Read the fonosisE atSeas
many. .
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The corps OF contributors { iIs columns embrace
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IN England. The fashion plates in this humber,
January, are suDerb ami Of the latest sfyie. vhils
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