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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

For OLYMPrA.-J. 3. Wilson, No. $40
Davis street. is now making up forty,
four cone fire caps for Washington En-
CINE Co.. Of Olympia. w. H., together
with forty belts. the latter are Of black
patent leather. with the name Washington
sunk in white leiher. on a red ground.
The work is we'll done. as it always is in
that establishment. and will doubles
give Prrisct satisfaction.
We copy the abov- paragraph from the
ST. SPIRIT ef'fke 7i@-s. Who is the
kind fairy who hss ,akea the welfare Of
our town into h~r special ke-ring' Weu-
Orr Who ssass the hlsl Or th-rr q l.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

ne Our readers will note the version Of the
capture of Jefferson Davis, as given by the New
Orleans Picayune. 1t is the first Southern ac-
count we have had of this occurrence, and diff
fers very widely from the one current here. We
never had doubt that the Federal statement
was nearly, if not quite all a tissue of lies. 1t
is jus. now the effort of his enemies to destroy
all public respect for Mr.. Davis, to break him
down completely in personal character. hence
the lies of Stanton, Holt l. Co... Y. nay
look.
Oh, 10; of course you don't believe the
"tissuc of lies," ant'what is not little
singular, we can't fird Coprerhead here
abouts who does. Then how cool to talk
about "destroyins all public respect for
Mr.. Davis" and Of his personal charac-
ter"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

THr SAX Jrax QrEsTioS The Lew
i,ion Il ldids0r. in commenting upon the
litter published BY US several weeks ago.
from a citizen of san Juan. detailing the
grievances TO which American citizens are
suhjcc, by alleged violations Of the condi-
tions agreed upon for the joint occupation
Of the disputed territory, says: d" 1t is the
duty of the Government to search out the
cause of this dissatisfaction. For several
years, now. every message emanating from
the White House has had & prosy repeat
ing paragraph about 'the San Juan diff
Guilty Our citizens on the Island, have.
at length. met in solemn assemblage, and
'petitioned for redress of grievances.
Their voice must be heard at Washington.
We hope the next Presidential message
will be relieved of this usual sterco,yped
international item"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

AxorHLR PArER-Thc material for
a ~--kiy I~~sp.per has been purchased IN
POrtlani and taken 10 Vancouver. We
h..- M, harmed Who = to b. thu Fue.i-h-r
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-15
Hfaths


In Midilesex, Nov 18Th, Jessie c only daughter Of
j. and Carrie L. Knapp, aged one year, six months,
and eight days
In Calais, Dec. 9Th. Of Dipthera. Lucy NJ. Chaplin,
daughter Of Alvin VI. aud Diana Ch,pn aged years,
I months, and IL days.
Dearest Lu ~. thou hast left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel
Bu' It's God who has bereft us,
HI can all our rs heal.
la Barre very suddenly Mr.. Ambrose Bradford. aged
SO years,
In Montpelier, Dec 9TH, Mrs. Polly Mitchell. aged
SO years one Of the oldest members OF the Methodist
Church in Vermont
In wAits6eld, Nov. 29'h James VI Thayer, aged IS
years, 2 months.
In Cabot Nov. 10th, Nathaniel @ Coburn, aged 81
yeats.
In Calais Dec 4th. after long AMI dlstr, sslng sick
ness which he bore with Christian forituie. Henry p
Wheslock, Of Britain aud Phebe Wheelock, aged
% years. n e leaves a wife and one child.
Mass. and n II paDers please copy
In MiddleseI, Dee Sd, after long and distressing
sickness. Mrs Betsey Z. Stiles, wife Of Mr. knoch
Stiles and daughter OF Mr. Sanford White, Of
MIRA stiles bore her protraeed ness with Christian
resignation aud msekness, and died with the full as
that she departing 10 be forever with the
Lord
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

rne undersigned having been restored health in
ie weeks. BY very simple remedy AFTER having suf :.
el everL years with severe lung Affection, and that
dread disease consumption-is anxious % make known
10 his fellow sufferers the Of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send eopyl.of the pre-.
serpuon used Gree Of charge, with the directions foi
ng the same which they vi fad sure cure for con.
SUMPTION asthma bronshitis coughs, colds, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription
il benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he eoncsves TO be invaluable aud he hopes every suf
erer ~ tiy his remedy. Il will them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
81 96:dav Kings Couny, New York
A HoaeAold Necessity srists for me Use
tsal DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF,
Which, 10 the FIRST stages Of cold acts like magic
Headache Hoarseness Diptheria, and Bronchitis, sor'
Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell being the result
Of atafh This snuff removes and prevents all these
and insures healthy Head Its effects pleasant
safe, even tor infants who suffer from snuiIles.
1t has the highest professional testimonials Sold b.
all Druggists, sent by mail TO Al. parts OF the u s
for 30 cents for One BOX, or 81 for fur Boxes
Address, JAS. DURNo, r. o. Box 1895,
So 97daw New York
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DR.. MATTISON

Of Providence, Ri, treats exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from imprudence in both sexes Civ
ing them his whole attention DE-. NJ. "a thoroughly
educated physician Of twenty years experience,
bearing the highest testimonials aud undoabt dy pos
superior skill that class Of diseases which be
has devoted 30 much time and attention Persons At
distance and ladies especially, having any trouble Of
the kind should be seno for his Book Special
Diseases, giving full information, in sealed envelope
sent free. Enclose stamp for postage, and direct to
Or. MATTIsON. No. rs Union street, Providence,
a. 4 hQIad.w ..
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

Ipau MA, Dp,heriA In inAamatOsy affection, when
no bleeding is allowed free use Of these pills soon
mo siaes the alarming symptoms, and perseverance ae-
cording TO directions usually quickly cures and Ger
,ainly nothns rssed in using Brandreh's Pills FOR
cold faeuz,. dpheriA, paips Of the head dig ness
and ApoplsKy. medicine can be compared to them
In eIyspeas fever and Ague small pox aud In all the
diseases Of childhood their iusures speedy reeov'
cry Of health. They produce these results simply by
taking ffom the blood H. impurities, leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FRkk
70 aid weak looSiiy TO It's proper and neees
sArg sia'ui" or he lth.
Braudfeths Pills affinity for the subject matter
OF disease. and It's certain expulsion from th'
boiy. oip
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Markrts.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIG TO N
For III week ending Wednesday, Dec 10, 1850
Ahousr or STOCK AT MARKEI


BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CA MBRIDGE AND BRIG u tor
For tn week endse Wednesday, Dec, 10, 1860
AhoUsr OF STOCK AT nAEkEi ,u.a. c.,v..
E Lss' week week a asss s siSs 3 3 NSS
One year ago 1900 sil6 200 1900
sis5o sizcoi Is, quality sia,5os si5.OOi And
quality Sii 90 1900; Sd qushy $1,000 Sll 90 per
100 Ibs on total weight Of hide iallow and dressed
beef few choicest single pairs SlA'oo' baiis'
working oxen, EN- $50 $3.50 per pair, sooordinG
to their value as beef. Handy Steers, $40 slso.
Mich Cows. fair quality 500 $50 extra good seo
Sl25, with or without calves, may be agreed far
row and ordinary $50 o41 ~, 400 .
stores.-Y earlings $22 S2o; two-year-olds SSo
Sheer and Lambs, "a a7k, extra SA OTIS per 10.
live weight; or $500 5000 per head In ''''
extra, so 80. =,
shotes-Wholesale 90 900; retail, l4s lSc per ID
Dressed 90 OOc Fat Hogs, ia l2c perth.
Spring Pigs, wholesale, 90 ooe; retail, per
lO.
Veal Calves as per head.
Hides, o. = lOs per ID Country lots, 81 avs
Calfskins, ~ ga
TAllow--S a l0e per ID. ...5.- ALI. 20 o.re
Pelts-Si,5 so VI rs each country oH' oap,
Observation-Disclosures the oft repeated asser-
zion Inv drawers from all aeoors that their neighbour
hoods we're drained Of cattle there are at least car osa
enough this week to make butchers hesitate spou
trading to snch degree rs 10 report du market-
AT CAMBRIDGE the talk yesterday OF large numbers
at Brghton and al Irrigation the feeling seemed TO Dc
general that the market overstocked, but SUI ths
droyers were unwilling TO reduce prices Mos OF 'ht
Western were sold al u lao per o. and the Northern
at from l0l-2A 1874. rfrl4.-sl Wrtglo Co. .lll,,
The number Of sheep $500, is comparatively small
and although the butchers protest that the Guy marie.
will not Justify sno advance from last week, there
evidently an i'm proyement There are some superior
lots on sale this week Ono drove Of kentucksns av
eraged i6i lbs. each, and Mr. Birdwsll bal drove
each, for about 90 per ID. Rice 4 Livingston, New
York sheep. at $50 per To- Ga the other extrsm'
seven were sold At $3.50 50 so per head. Northerl
sheep generally 8 7l-2c. Mich COWS. especial,
good ones, command high prices. Thin store cstte
but little called for. Some of the hest oxen from MAIN
worth 10 20 per ID for beef bought by the teder
From Maine about $50 cattle; from Albany, 'si'
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RATOHRIOR'5 HAIR DYE.

The Original and best in the world The ouly true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless eiable, and instan
tame ,us Produces Immediately spisndid Black or
natural Browa ~ithou mi iinp the hair or skin Rem
ed,es the ~ effects Of bad dyes Sold by all druggists
The genuine il signed William A Bachelor
DEMONSTRATING EXTRACT or MIbLRFLEUhs,
D. For restoring and beHu,f,ing the Hair
I hrraa CHARLES BACHELOR
5aA.w.o7 Or. ...sf Nea York.
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RosroN MARKET-pec. n

Corn Elchange-Ths receipts since yesterday have
been 1851 bbl Flour 1898 lush Corr and $50 buh Oats
and 1890 bush Shorts The demand for Flour CONTINUES
moderate and m sfkst quite dul quote Western 81.
peiine At 81 50 IS; common extras a. IS 20 So
medium extras At 50 50 $40 7J and good and choice,
including fayorre 81 Louis brands at sll sl7 per Dbl
uthern Flours let and prices nominal Ia Core
there very liftle doing quot 81 03 81 % for
Weste mixed and 81 "a 81 OS tot Western al
southern yellow Oas have been sold at 50 &c per
bush for Northern and Canada ana 81 66c for Is
land Rye Il 81 lSss t20 shorts s2S Pine Pc, d $50
SIS; and Middiiugs At $40 $40 per ton.
Pravisions-Pork is quiet at SIG s27 for prime; $50
1872 Tor mesa aud S3s as 40 Tor clear cash Beef an
e, from sl7 S25 per Dbl for new mess snd family
extra Lard 20 &c in bbls aud titrces aud SMOKED
Hams At 10 zoe. latter and Cheese remain the sam
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AIJ,C0 KS POROUS Pl AsTERs.

ALLCO KS POROUS Pt ASTERS.
These pl,siers have the oompaotness OF aid es'her
and the aesib iy silk glove They have cured var
icose ysins and external aneuHsms For au.Ahse'ons
Of the chest weight upon ihe daph agm or upper poF'
ton Of the bowels, in colds and oodgh for injuries Of
the back for all strains OF bruises Tor weAS back Tor
nervous pains Of the bo~es and other nesoas Ateens
and eramps for heart affections n all t1ess cases heJ
have to b, used to be properly apr 'eiaied e aua
DIR. / I. HENDERSoN'it LETTER fs'|sia
..-- Van. Farnyille, Louisiana, MArcn ., 1900.
Dir I. Alleoek --sir have been suffering undet a
severe attack os neuralgia dsea'e Of any bowels Tor years
with hypeuophy Of the art and have tiied eve yhng
known 70 the practice Of medicine from the We oes
NJ rs but truth prompts to say that your pas'eIt
have given me more permanent relief uian anything
else have used and believe will produce perfect
The counter.irritant effect Of your plasters 10
produced 10 such mild and gradual way they 50 n'is
o.te the circulation around the parts to which they are
applied and upon all nervous diseases such greS'
seda,ive influence that place them confidently At he
head OF every plaster nov in
Yours, very truly,
a Rl.daw LIT. HENDERSON, M u.
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Marriages

In Montpelier, Nov %, by Rev Scott, Nv Hi
ram NJ Bruce and Miss Sybn L Blown. both Of Wore--
ter Also. Dec. 10Th, NJ. James s.sJson, OF East
Cslsfs and Mrs Ann Eiis smith, OF Mo 'tpeleI
in barre. Dec. 9Th, Mr.. VIM. c. Duikee and Miss En-
ma Gale.
In ST. Adams the evening Of the 7th Inst at tn
residence Of the brides father BY Rev o, BtenRer,
3. Harrison Miller, Of ogdensburg, N. Y. and Miss
Theresa NJ. eldest daughter Of NJ ,on Sessions, Of st
Adams
In Waterbury Nov. 2lst BY Rev. c. c. Parker Mr..
Sidney Brown, Of the firm Of I Q. aud Brown. AID
Miss Helen A. Sherman, daushte Of Heman Sherm n,
Esq
In Randolph. at the N. X. Parsonage, Dec 9Th BY
Rev b. z. Spauldng, Mr. Lyman Woodwork Of North
field, and Mrs X. b, Bailey, II South Royalton
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s. s0;d.
PURE OLD GIN

Dunsters ane old London Dock Gu is now the stan
d.rI article Of the Kind Iii sold generally by oeeS
and dtugs ists in large bols, and at very reasonable
49, 81
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SAD AND PArAL ACCIDENT IN WATER
BuRY.-s,anton Frink, living 10 the western
part Of Waterbury, after carrying his wife to
meeting last Sabbath, went into the woods to
cut fuel for the week. In Telling tree on a
steep side of hill, he was in some way
caught in its fall and carried under it some
twenty or thirty feet down the hill. The fall
Of the Tree, followed by the groans Of the un-
fortunate man, soon brought the neighbors
t. his aid but he was so crushed that he
only lived to be carried to his home, dying
before the Doctor or his wife could reach him.
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~ OTIFN THH hHtVIT
HR0MN,a BRONCHIAL IROcHEa

-" an ncufADe LuuN aDIefase
IA OyTsr ran RssuiT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
HAvfra DtRsor tSFLUK~cE ON TINS PAnrs. eivs
-fa fnMnYIATE
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Cstsrh Consumptve snd
f rn 1hroa. Diseases, ' AZ
rHoCHsa ARs ueED wfTH ALWAYS oooD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will IND Tioches useful IN clearing the vols when taken
oeoe singing or speaking ADD relieving the throat AZ
an unusual sxertou Of the vocal oieals The uoohes
are recommended and prescribed by phystians, aud
have had Testimonials from eminent men throughout
the country. Being aftic. Of true mei, and having
proved their fcacy ~ test Of many years each y.
huds them IN new locaesin va'ious parts Of the world
and the troehe. are universally pronounced better than
any other A. ticles.
OBrAIs only BaowN's saoNcHi.L TeooBE.. :
and do not take any ofthe worthless limitations may
be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and in Foreign
Counties, 35 cents per bnx
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W HOLES SALE PRtCEs.
WEpEKspAY Deo @. 1868.

RBMARKs business continues quiet and the general
tendency Of Prices Is 10 lower rates Ashes shade
Loser Coffee very quiet. with small stock Cotton quit
dali and prices have again eased of. Fish in steady
demand and prices remain without change. Flour Ia
quite limited demand and tendency Of pfses fasos
bayeis Flour from wheat strives In very poor
der. Corn IL arm Oats steady aud hrmer Rye aud
barley dull and nominal Hides 10 moderate demand
telhsr firm. Molssses very quiet Pork very dull,
and Considerably loser Beef quiet Lard dun. Smok
ed hams duh Thesestier has been unfsvorable for
dressed hogs and bat few have been received Butter
ate dull and grad ally easing IT. Cheese firm. eugsr
in moderate demand and hadc lower
The demand for wool has been but moderate the past
week but prices Of al hne wcols are well sustained while
the lover grades shade easier The sales ccmpr
$50 90 lbs atptoea rangi from SOC for comm fleece
10 SOC for choice Pennsyivania and extra pulled In
elu ed tbs sAes l25 O01 lbs good ana hne hetee
At 10 7Sc per ID. az TO quality In foreign very liz 10
ing In Nes York there has been rather more inqui
~ for fleece WOOL bat the market has ruled heavy for all
exceps the amer sorts which very arm In Pnadei-
phia the depression has been be- oRd all precedentov
with better feeling N. y FAHsER
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Births.

Ia Bare, Des 9Th, a sou TO M Geo, W. and Mrs
Carrie Bassett n .'.... |l 81 III II
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The best holiday gin Tor the children will
be years subscription to the Littts Corporal.
published in Chicago by Alfred l. sewell.--
Col Forney's Press pronounces t"the great
childrens paper Of America" Only one dol
lar 81
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\ ~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. S. Niial-9
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, in said dis
trict, on the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1865.
Harvey Tlden, administrator Of the estate OF Ira H.
Tompkns, late Of Barre, In said District, deceased
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for decree Of
distribution aud partition Of the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon, II is Tered BY said court that ssid
count and said app ,ston be referred to session Of
said court, to be held at the Probate office In said
Montpelier, the 10Th day OF December. A d. 1865,
for hearing and decision thereon and is further
ested, by publication Of the three weeks
sively in the Vermont Wstchmsn & State Journal.
ne wspaper published Montpelier, previous to said
time appointed for hearing that they may appear
said time and place. and show cause, any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made. d'iaf
BY the Court.
SYST Attest T. Il. MERRILL Judpe.
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leaaI Aotiffs.
JOhb fvSTthi Dr., y
Montpelier, Dec A D. 1865 s7;sp
= ATE OF VERM T.
y RANDOLPH DISTRICT. 49,

- A T r o x nj o T,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, 49,
In Probate Court held At Chelsea in said District,
on the 10th day Of November, A. 1865
Abigail Alexander, administering Of the estate OF
Hszen q. Alexander, late Of Tunbrdge, in said dis
trct Diseased presents her Administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes application for
decree Of distribution and partition II the estate OF
said deceased Whereupon, II IL ordered by said
court that said and said application be refer
red tn session OF sd court to be held theProbate Of
hce in said Chelsea, the 2ist day Of December, AID
1865 for hearing and decision thereon aud, II is fur
Their ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all persons
Interested, by puhoston Of the three weeks
oessively In the Vermont Waterman State Journal,
q newspaper published at Montpelier, prevsus TO said
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear ct
said time and place, and show Cause II any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made. ...r rra rI Cd. ...1 rti..HH 81
By the Court, .I r.
sG:ss Atteat' j r CLEAVEIAND. Jndra
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BY the Court.
s7 Attest, I. r. MERRILL, Judge
DHILIP +, O. CHAsE's ESTATE. :

DHILIP Il, o. CHASE'S ESTATE
l. The subsoribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the district Of sshngon
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Philip
f. o. Chase, late of Northhed in said district. deceas
ed represented insoven, and the term OF six months
said Court to the creditors Of said deceased exhb
Il aud prove their respective claims before Give
notice. that will attend to the duties Of appoint
ment at the Inn Of Z. A. Webb in Northfeld, in said
DISTRICT on the third Tuesdays OF December sad April
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. each Of said
days. ~. 49, = +.
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I ITERATION NOTICE. This is to GER
Lib tina l have this day given my son Oliver W.
and that shall claim no more Of earnings pay
any d, BITS Of his contraciingsafer this date.
f.-. ALDEN o. hopkins.
Witness, HEsRY ATKINS. atfi.r ~.
Cabot, Dec Ist 1865. rIrrs no f67:B9
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Afm ADVERTISEMENTS

A NEW CANDIDATE fr
N For public favor 70 nd in
40 IRVING'S CRDAR TLASTER, a.It.. Ia.
.n srRose ADHRsIv sALvn,
For dressing and healing all kinds 81 Gus aud Wounds.
falling remedy for pain in the back, chest side
and limbs bruises bolts cracked hands, sgue In the
face corns local rheu alto pains. Se, &c. Cuts aud
wounds and cattle, where this plaster Is ap
piled pain cannot exist.
Sold by merchants generally. L. L, BUTCHER &
SON, Pfonrietors Demas. Barnes o. New York.
John r. Henry Co, Waterbury, Vt wholesale
AGENTS Sf;SJ
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COUGH. COLD. OR SORE THROAT

"A RsautRts IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND
SHOULD M cHs1KeD IT ALLOWED TO coNrIsuE
irritation Of he Lungs germ throat Affection OF
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