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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
DR.. J. BRYAN, General Agent,

Box 5"79 80 Cedar street.. y. ~.
V.o will take all RISK if properly directed All.
som will receive EN- post paid. securely sealed
ron observation. by return niaI
SON By DHI., IIST.S GENERALLY
l1t h-.fti KY "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

y. A. MEAD, N. -.
DHiSiClAN AND SURGEON. OEriCi
l. fesiden.- 40. =. corner Nam ard Thiru
streets, Davenport, lows Ul-S2-d
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- On cos.sn,ss.or, utt. nus y rehtnag hou. e.,
haas, etc. Ine test stisrsn cts given w)ien re
CURED. Office III frsnk flunnner's Law Uiiic. !.
entrance lower end Ut Post Oinc- Block, up
stairs. sepz5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

Merchandise Prouucr aud Live stock carried
sstl. ciS, ,aci al .ne lowest rates
". u. IJ..N..S, Gyn'i iass Agent, Chicago
ENUCH Li.WI IS zeal Supt, Altoona. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
SWANS BouaBoN BITTeRs

- LnAss. Whe hose tsleA aoa Sbsnd mose
ssles "6s~~seA 6ssssrs" &c Asssss. ssss'ss.
49, end ~ AssAiv sseSsesssS IT. snels drlcaAo
49,. plrasr etvs shese ssisl. end 900 -
- ~ without them. They 9TH give sose -
~ asoseA. and asepsah v the whole systea.
eHu yess drussts ~ srad-sssan has -
got eAeM Asssss. have hin sesa ebs then.
- Reosobss Ne aans, - vie - 49,,
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PHYsDclANo.
r. WOOD, =. ., r. w. STEWART. :. ..
DDrs. WOOD 4 HTE:yV 4 me-.

uDrNe WOOuD Z VIEW 4 Mt.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, HAVING
i permanently located IN davenport. are pre-.
purcd 10 sft. nd to crlis in the various brancAes
Of their profession, either in city or country. d.,
or night.
Office in Basencn. Of National Bank Dr. stew
art's residence IN the late DR.. Thisties house.
near the Methodist Church, On 9Th street
eux,8-dly
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DAlSiLlAN, SUkGEUN, UCULIST AM.
l. Aurisi Uftcc ahd residence 400 brady 81
between Attn anc 9th, davenport. 81 AIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

senas a. suuscnfr4IoH
DAms.--0 eents ~ Week, poysbae - eDetes.
Nail end Puss OM4s snbseFibs1 ee,eoper eaeso
payoble II odvupe.
Wsaafy.--o5,o 90 pes anaan, = sdvssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
1ichigas Central Rsllreo1.

OoV0oAOO VVoUo - yD0Uo OUDD
Great Csnsrat Eosss q Nsp Yo,A, See EseissS
andkAe CaModas.
lnN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAV
~ 18th, 1854, trains will leave the 1reat o..
raj Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. a follow
80 q M. Sundays xcepted. Arrive in Drtroii
6:sop. D.; Toronto, les b. H.: Snsesssi ~
BRIDGE 4:05 =. M; Buffalo, b:V0p d.: 1lkonv
$40 y. m; New York, $50 p. NJ; BseaSs, 1919
800 D. N. Saturday excepted. Arrive n b..
troit, 500 .. m; Toronto, AS = M; Buxeene1oa
Bridge, AS p. M; Buffalo, 500 D. ~; AlbaoY
AS New York, il:sO y NJ; Bsjlou, l,eU ,. r!
1000 p. -, Saturday end Sundays exeepted, m
rive IN Dsts0lt. 1000 p. n; Toronto, sos 3. ~
SusPsnsicn Bridge. s:iO p:m.; Albany, $40
NJ; New York, s:45 p. NJ, boston 500 p. m,
xAgI TRAI1y
Y tviA- Nishisss Osnsral !. ~ Eye
leave Chicago Il $50 = n, Nail Trais, esoe
Z faoe Bxpfcss. Tho CO., 5. m trnen Jeasisv
ChfeaSo runs through 70 'Cisesnloss witheS2
ehsnge 81 ears Or baggage.
Tottan's Yalsnt ventilafing and waemfna A..
g. = :. Csr :. 81 this Ce.gssy; A :6soasa
sea0d = day trains. Patsnt sleepins csre g
oirht tsaisa. Baggage Checked Tbroush.
YhreNGh Tickets for sale q u psiresr.l ~
Dad Omcca n tbs. West, - ~ 6saessl, 0lISs
prner Of Lake - Do9boo struesA lpsls1 SEy
tswost Hsnse.3 Ohls1eas end = ~ 1Srssf. -
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n. Q. wBNTyO1fn. 0dnsFGl 49, =
AgeaA ChtenGA aAs1s 4 m "a. IN Az
~. 1t.Ss1l5 - iI1' y. 1;t, - -
Anhllsea tg11glngt 4 1t ~ 1 $1,000
=
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

lFFICE IN fAhkANDS bLOCk, CURNki.
~ VI Liauy ann Second streets, up stairs. -.
s.npoft, Iowa. Special ~ttei.iUn gwen 10 lrea,.
neht cl Ohfunie diseases snu tciuse eu,npi anu.
VI every vaicty, uiiu treats tan. rIs ana Al. us
eases pertaihinc thereto without using tine knilr
Oy new prccess--kaie eiie,tuxi IA uii curap,
CASES Oiii.e nouns ironi q. III. 10 4 i. IN.
Auurcss isux ovv anna .iAxix
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

PENNSYLVANIA Central Railway.

y yLit Ira. A. Iho ShorfeSt Loait to X-r iork
A. PITTSBERG. TRAINS FROM THE
a West ran direct 10 tie Union Depot, where
pas,en s,rs for Harrisburg. Baltimore, Phadel
piia, Washington, New York, Bos,nn Ill the
New In gland towns, are transferred to the Cars
o. the Pennss wanna Central RAILWAY. The night
Express daily. other trains daily. except
Sun lays.
omplc,c equipments OF new and elegantly
Ind
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

ELEGANT EXTRACT-The following eulogy
is as just as the language is chaste and eie-
CANT:
"In orr country, the highest man is not
aboVe the people, the humble is not 6eLotC the
people. II the rich may be said to have adj
ditional protection, they have not additional
power. Nor does wealth here form perma-
nent distinction of families. Those who are
wealthy to-day pass to the tomb, and
their children divide their estates.-
Property thus is divided quite as fast
as it accumuates. No family can without its
own exertions stand erect for long time,
under our statute of descents and disIribu-
ton and only true and legitimate law. It
silently and quietly dissolves the mass heaped
up by toll and diligence Of long life of en-
terprse and industry. Property is continu-
ally changing, like waves of the sea-one
wave arises and is swallowed in the vast
abyss, and is soon no more another arises,
and having reached it's destined limits falls
gently away, and is succeed by yet another,
which in turn breaks and dies gently on the |
sea-shore. The richest man among US may
be brought down to the lowest level and the
child with scarcely clothes enough to cover
his nakedness, may rise to the highest office
in our government; and the poor man, while
he rocks his infant on his knees, may Justly
indulge the consolation that if he possesses
talents and virtue, there is no office beyond
the reach of his honorable ambition"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

The crow was much frightened by the
wind, which threatened to blow her nest down.
The lark, seeing her distress, advised her to
build on the ground for the future. The next
day, an OK passing crushed the lark's nest
and her eggs, nearly ready to hatch, were
broken. Thus, no situation is clear of dan
ger; but by the care of our heavenly Parent
all may be preserved, the crow equally with
the lark-the one on the lofty tree, the other
on the earth each building according to the
design of the Wise Counselor.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
Correspondence
DUINS TU THE KAPPYTIL.
LEWISTON. February. 1864.

LEWISTON, February, 1864.
ED. NEws-The following is a revised and
condensed copy of private report, supposed
to have been accidentally dropped by the
" GentIemanly Reporters for the .age," while
on their way to the 80 House. 1t is the first
from their pens deemed Ineligible, hence its
transmission to you:
House.-Members met, and found that
something must be did if nothing else ever
was,-but what to do bothered them. They
finally took something-they always knew
what to take-and opened shop with the fol-
lowing
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

Mr.. JAS. NJ. THURMoND, Esq, formerly of
this city, who is now in the Beaver Head
country, writes to Mr.. Jas. Hayes of this city
and says; "The murder of Mr.. Magruder
and party has cast gloom over the whole
community. Many of his friends here are
manifesting their respect for his memory by
wearing the usual badge of mourning. Uni
versal ex ecration is felt against his murder
ers."-.4ge.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

We never know the true value of friends.
While they live, we are too sensitive of their
faults; when we have lost them, we only see
their virtues So, however, ought it to be.
When the perishable shrine has crumbled
away. what can we see, except that which
alone is imperishable
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06


"A and are. CG and DIG being at rlglt-ang! les
are evidently of the same length consequently 'n7
second statement is superfuous. hD'I
APUZZLE.
Use the nine significant figures in any possible
form--once only-aud let the result De just one
hundred.
Ans.: Add rs, Is, 8, 4, equal SO and are 100.
ARULE TO FIND.
If we take any number say 345 and multiply it
nv 8 we have BIOS. Now if mark cut the 3 it will
read lO5, if the l, 305, if the 5, 3IO-neither a
or must be taken Out, but either ofthe first eight
The rule to find is one by which we can fni the
unknown figure taken out-knOWing the remain
ing.
Ans: Divide the number from which the figure
has been taken by 8 subtract the remainder from
and the result will be the missing figure. Tor add
the remaining figures together as units and if more
than figure still remain add as before until it
results in one figure, which taken frhm vii give
the one sought }. wi. b.
LaraWay Gulch, Jan. "a 1853:
A mathematical correspondent at PIacerville
sends US several problems, but as they are not ac-
companied with the necessary solutions, and one
of them (the dog and rabbit requiring diagram
to illustrate, which experience has taught us, is
bothersOme we will have to lay them aside for fu-
ture consideration, in fact we doubt the legitimacy
Of the question, being contingent upon the dog
not stopping.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

TURPENTINE.-1he Oroville Union saws
that this business bids fair to be quite an ex-
tensive one in Butte county. The citizens of
Rock creek and Mud creek have held meet
ing, organized a district and adopted laws
for its government. An important article of
their laws relates to the manner in which the
trees shall be tapped SO as to prevent the
killing of the timber.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

The station does not honor the man, but
the man should, by honesty of conduct, hon
OF the station.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
Communicated
Mathematical.
NEW PROBLEM.

Two men, Aand B, start from the same point c
A travels north Is miles, to D. travels rs
miles n northeast, to E. How far apart are A and
B in direct line?
SOLUTION
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
RockfeIlow's Half Waz Hnnsa

@@VtN1U9
(at the Rockfellow Quaptz Lode.)
EQUIDIsTANT FROM TALLA vsaLLA AND po7ss
THIS HOUSE will be omen for the acoor,,,od..
L ton of the travelling public on o,a VI
vember LIST, Everything for the ''''4
COMFORT OF NAN AND BEAST
will DO found on the premises. good road u
opened by way of this place, without addition 70
the distance.
n9tf W. H. ROCKFELLOW Proprietor
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

IT is the current opinion among Idaho pol
iticians that the capital of that Territory will
be removed by the Legislature to Boise CITY,
in Boise Valley Washington Statesman.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

There are sixty suits pending in the San
Francisco County Court against the Omnibus
Railroad Company for overcbarging passen-
gers-taking six and quarter or ten cents,
where the law allows but five.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

]. Lewis Shuck, formerly pastor ofthe First
Baptist Church, Sacramento, lately died at
BarnTell Court House, South Carolina, in
the 51st year of his age.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

CD and CT given to
find DE-, one half of this
will be DIG ; we shall
then have
CD and DIG given to
find CG, which result
taken from % will give
EG we shall then have:
Dig and EG given to
find the required distance
I4.ooD n and r where
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

REv. T. II. Pearne is spoken Of in con-
n ection with the nomination for Congress at
he next Union State Convention in Oregon
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
THE MINES.

The bill to economic in use of water by
compelling the webfeet to wear gum-boots in
stead of going barefoCtted and to eat their
dried apples raw, went up the aume Report
of Com. on a peck of Salmon river dust
discovering indications of gold, strong solu-
tons of black sand, and many sulphates of
mpost-referred to com. on agriculture AID
tailings. A packers petition to limit the
outfit of an old Cal. prospector" (afoot), to
three double blankets sack -four, cwt. bacon
bu. beans, pick, pan, shovel, cofee-pot, frying
pan, gum-boots, &C., &c.. rejected, and a bill
to extend the prospector's privilege to a der
rick and 32-Stamp quartz-mill carried. Bill
to confine young miners from webfoot to one
spur and leggins, considered also, the use of
long-handled shoyels by same. A petition
praying that-if three sober members could
be found-a committee be appointed to as
certain if water would run down hill where
there wasn't any petition referred to com. on
dry diggins and empty glassware of the long
necked kind. The member from Big-HoIe
introduced petition to procure patent for
rifed shafts and tunnels Vice smooth bored
He made deep and unfathomable speech
in defence Of his posish, which was received
with cries of "run into the ground" what
bore" &c. Petition referred to committee
on the hole. Nota -Bena.-A resolution to
adopt thorough system of beans, enforced
is passage. Cows message, 'nouncing his sig
nature to act to incorporate washed gravel"
and bedrock pitching" at Lewiston, received.
As he could find nothing to incorporate but
gravel, and as everything else looked to him
o be pitching he concluded the bedrock
vas in the same fix.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
WHEREAS AND RESOLVES

WHEREAS, Things is workin',-therefore,
be it Resolved, LIST, That we're some mu8h on
rags I'd, That some things can be done as
well as others; Sd, That what can't be cured
must be endured-which is pity; 4th, That
we rest confidently in our ability as rustlers
9th, in our capacity of stomach, and 6thly, in
our fixed determination to go it.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fl. B. No. / (toll-roads) laid on the table
Immediately thereafter a series of long-neok-
ed bottles, supposed to contain the oath of
allegiance, were laid on the table. After
which motion was made to clear the table
of empty Gnk) bottles. Messrs. g., u, T., S.,
and others made forcible remarks on internal
Squa(w)rza's P(a)unches, &c.
The bill to establish hospital at Lewiston
for the reception of the Aged insane. idiotic
and other unfortunate old political bummers.
was passed. The Y. Wyck bill for illumina-
ting Bannock has passed the (light), House,
and awaits the action of the com. on candle
aClck and piue-knots. The act to remove the
Capital to Bannock lacks 4-bits of passing it
is believed by Lewiston capitalists that the
Capital will not be removed by any act of this
seSslon-hence, Lewiston stocks firm. TGood
oke on Boise.-ED. News The member
from Sinking Water made a sweet-seented
capital speech in favor of splitting the Terri
tory and letting Boise have the Seat of Gov.
He concluded his say-not unmingled with
for the once promising town-site of
Lewlston-by reading from GoIdsmith's
Deserted Village" for instances
8 The bats have built their nests; the owls
have sung,
And the spiders have woven their webs in the
wigwams of Nez Perez"
The Boise delegation moved to present the
sinking Water member with bottle full
u Cologne-water. Other motions were made
" Lewiston members to remove the "cob-
webs Sin horn. Adjourned. Ais quiet
N the Clearwater.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
City Brewery.

W7E the undersigned, would respectfully in
ul form Saloon keepers, and the public gene
rally, that we are now prepared to furnish supe-
Tiot article Ei. Of Lager B9er, At our B'ewery on
GANSZ &tH JMBEL.
December II pe6s. - ,eis=s Ism
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
COMMITTEES

were appointed, and things moved swimming
y. Joint resolution to separate the Siame8e
Twins referred to committee on our foreign
relations-Who are on it. Memorial praying
Congress to increase the amount eff Green
backs, signed BY every member and referred
to com. on federal relations. Bill to increase
the number Ct graybacks for benefit of all
hands, elected some lively motions, and it was
last moved and carried that it be scratched
off the list after referring to com. on family
relations. To prevent whites, negroes, china
men, indians webfset, kanakas and coyotes
from running in the same hole-passed.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
ROADS AND-ToLL-RoADs.

H.B. No. 1910, tabled; c. B. 1870, also !;
1901 and 27OO, ditto, likewise bills II and 8.
THE bills just numbered as tabled, were on
roads; all bills between these numbers, were
on tOll-roads, and passed. The bill asking
license to collect toll at Hell-Gate was bitter
ly objected TO by the member from Bitter
Root, as it was too much Of good thing for
one man, who would finally be 'froze out" by
the Oregon Steam Navigation Co., and then
there would be no show for either the living
or dead. much applause from the Pit. y
This bill was referred to com. having power
to grant licenses to sell Greek-Hre whisky
Bill for making Snake river navigable for
the largest spurs from Lewiston to Hog'e
not in order, consequently several bills for toll
roads passed.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

"A and B are. CG and DIG being at right,ang1 l
are evidently of the same length consequently 'ne
second statement is superfuousE Ed
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09


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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Das grOfe GngIif6e 9eilmit-
tel.
Sir Spbn Glarfe'S
brribmtcs Il1ittcl fur Sraurn3immer,
,utersttet mad elmer gcrf6rift bss Cir s.
glarte, 81. O., aussSst6nttrr Ar3t
Der & Gnigin.

Diers unTbasbare gRsoi,in III unfCbbar fit Die
6eilun9 ron alen ben fhmeribatten uno 9etdbrlt:
thCn Rrantbeiten, rpslden bic &cnftttutIonen pcn
Trauen;inmern unterpcrfsn fno. Ste permtns
bert allen llebermab uno Gntfernt ale otnoerntNs
-uno auf cine lOfprti9s peilun9 fam man fb
fiber pCrloGtn.
fir prrbriratbrtr efraucn3immrr
III oiset6e aou, DEFENDERS l6aetqr. eis trin9t in
riuer tur,c1 3eit Die mOnatlisn pGrioosn aut elne
esmduIhts @siis on.
Ssos Bcttsl, Yrsis Gin Sbalsr, bat ben Seats'
unas.Stamp pcn @roRbrittonisn Guf fd, nm 6dl'
Ibunssn ju perbdten.
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DisIs WiIen fcutsu II d 9encmmsn rpsrosn tn
ocu crsi SrItcn SJaonatsn bet S6wan9srhoft 'ns
Dem oiCIelts fiberti6 cine unjeti9e 6eburt psrur'
Iathen,-bei elmer ieben anosrn @sls9snbslt aesr
finb oisfsIbe pSHi9 fiber.
en- allen SGaen pom nerpSfsn uno SptnazantdIs
len, S6msr,sn in bem Rtidsn uno Den Slteosfn'
6er;tlcpfen, 6piterids, Il. No. bepirttn otss ptts
len tius Sur, psnn aOs onotrs Mittsl fsblssihla;
osn BADEN; unO rtIhou Elm fiorttS SelmtItsl, Gut'
bolten bic piueu osnnc6 tsin @ilsR, Galcmsl, I'm;
timcnu, nod ireeno rtpas fcnf, eas Der eonf'tu'
zion ihaoRt
8c(Is Gunsunasn trfuosn Fd in ben pampb'
lets nm bic Yada9sn, pslht wobl outbspabrt msr:
ben rlltsn.
Sl.OJ uuo pptsStdmps in sincn Brief stn9s
IbloFsn, an irsenb einsn autbcrifrtsn a9sntsn &C.
Ionct, Ntert irasuo Semano cine Bcttsl, entbaltsnl
50 piGsu, bsim Rddtsbr oer pcft Su.
1Usiuissr assnt fdr fis Ssrsinstsn Stoats'
uno Die Guuucas. Sob @ioics,
81 Cortland StraFe, 81. y.
FGtsufulls ;u batsn bel ben Dru99ifsn Sob
g. glclcr uno eapau nno gRortin, in QIsntaun.
2inberltna in 10 Ntinuten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
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6 N5rOsc1pt SGnaSen'
Der Grrciniatrn Staaten.

Der Srreinisten Staaten.
United States Five Twenty Bonds.
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ben pespesen stint. f.3wan3t 8 y NJ
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pcns anee9dnet, unO man bat, tpcnn man Isins
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ab,uI6neiesn unb bieIelben an hsrno ensm
8ant, SauIe uorr Saving Snltute etnjursten,
no bic Sntrrriisn ptns @bsu8 bsSatlt psrNsn.
Eay Snprm bic llntsrl6rietsnsn ais autortlErts
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