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The subscriber respectfully informs his old
customers ard the public, that he has ON hand,
ansi constantly receiving new additions, large
stock Of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
Jewery Of every variety from single piece
TO full sett
Watches, a fne assortmento Of silver Hunting
and open case, American and patent Levers,
plain and full jeweled.
Clocks, large variety from The bcsl Manufac-
tory, consisting of Eight day and Thirty hour
Spring and Weight, Levers, Eire, Strike and
Alarm.
Spectacles, large assortment far and near
sight, colored and plain glass.
Also, n fine assortment Of Spoons, orks, But
ter knives, etc, plated on jenuine Alaba,a.
ALI kinds Of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
carefully repaired and Narrated.
continuance of patronage Is solicited.
November 18th. 1865 II. +. NAUGLE.
NOID PENS.-H +. NAUGLE has lust
" received an Elegant assortment Of tho best
quality; also silver extension and desk holders.
November 80, 1868.
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tsrA destructive fire occur

r%A destructive fire occurred at
Franklin on Saturday last, destroying
the Grant House. A lady in trying
to escape, jumped from the fourth
story window, but died in a few hours
from injuries received; two servant
girls also persisted in the flames. The
fire was the work of an ineendiary.
Loss 1000, partially insured.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

SENTENCE OF BANK ROBBERs.-The
three men who recently robbed the
bank at Cadiz, Ohio, have been tried
and convicted. Two of them-Rich-
ard Roe and B. NJ. O'ConneIl-were
sentenced 10 the penitentiary for thir-
teen years, and the other, A. J. Jones.
for eleven years.
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ID EGIsTER'S MOTTO E-Eotice is hereby
II given that the following accounts have been
exsuined and passed by ne, aud remain iiled Of
record in this once for the inspection Of heirs,
leEstess, creditors. and all others in any way
interested, and viii be presented to the next
Orphans Court Of Clearfeld county, 10 be held
at the Court House il the borough Of Clear6eld.
eonueuct1g on the Third Monday Of June 1866,
Tor confirmation and allowance.
Ihe account of z. MeNanl Administrator Of
Z. B. Smeal, late Of the Borough Of Csrwensville,
Clsaifed county, deceased.
z The account q James Fegerty, Guardian Of
Hannah Jane Dillon, minor child Of George
Dillcu. deceased
FINAL account Of C. D Felt Adminissrasor Of
William II. Natfscn, deceased, late Of Fox town
ship, Clear6eld county. Pcnn'a
Final account Of Gideon Smeal and Nancy
Sneal, Rxr's Of the last viii and Testament Of
Jeremiah smeal, late Of Doggs township Clear
field county, deceased
The seeosnf Of Mary Spencer, Administra-
uix oi'smes Spencer. late Of Pike town'p, deed
fiuai acccunt Of Samuel EoWles Admins
uator Of Titus II. Rozles Of Lawrence tp., deed
Account Of II. II Hnrd and L, j. Hurd Exec
utors ef the last viii and Testament Of Elias
Hard, deceased, late Of Chest township, Clear
fsd ecurty, Pennsyivania.
The hnal account Of Elizabeth Cross, Ad-
ninistrstrix Of Andrew Cross, late Of BorEs
township, county Of Clsarheid. deceased.
The Account Of Y. y. Coutriet Guardian Of
Mary Ann Bontliisr.
l. @. BARGER, Register
keE'''ers 0see, clssrfsld, Pa, Juns %, isst
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bmWe call the attention Of thil

sTWe call the attention of this
community, TO the Advertisement OF
Mr. Sandford, in this issue, who is
about opering School in the Town
Hall. He is too well known to those
in this community to need any recon-
mendahon at our hands.
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parThe President bias again been

p9-The President has again been
compelled to place his Veto-which
will be found elsewhere-upon anoth-
-er dis-union move, in the shape ofthe
Colorado bill. This is a trick, by
which the Radicals attempted to add
two more to their number. The Mes
sage is worthy of perusal.
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DEAp.-Hon. George Z. Badger

DEAD.-Hon. George Z. Badger,
died at Raleigh, n. c., on the llth
inst, in the list year of his age. Mr..
Badger was made Secretary of the
Navy, by President Harrison. He
was also elected o. S. Senator in 1916,
TO fill vacancy, and reelected in AS.
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nrphan's Court Saie.-by xir,ue Of On or,
" der Of the Orphans Court Of Clearaeid co.
the uudersigned guardian Of Ellen MuI.
len, minor child Of George Mullen. deco
will oaier at pubic sale. IN the Borough o.
Clearield. on Friday. June -. 1856. the
following Real Estate. viz: A certain
house aud lot Of ground. situate in the
village cf Paradise, Lawrence township,
county sforesaid. adjoining lots Of Leon
ard Ogden and Abraham Carter
TEExs OF SALE.- One half the purchase
money in hand at confirmation OF sale
and ihe residue in one year thereafter
with interest, 10 5e secured bY bond and
mortgage on the premises
WM. RADEBApGH.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY,

The times are hard you'd like 10 know
How you may save your Dollars;
The waytO do IL viii show,
II you will read what follows.
man who lived not far from here,
Who worked bard at bis trade
but had household to lupport,
That SOU andered all be made,
met him once, says he, "my friend,
| look threadbare and rough
I've tried to get myself suit,
But cant save up enough"
Says I, my friend, how much have your
III tell you whore TO 20.
, To geta suit that's sound and cheap
"A kEiLENSTEIN Ms aud Go.
lie took what little he had saved,
And went to Reizenstein & Brothers
ARd there be got handsome suit N
For bali be paid 70 others.
Now he is home. 10 looks 50 wells
And their effect Is sueh,
That when they take their dali moals,
They don't eat half so much.
And now hc finds on Sa aiurday night
With all their wants supplied
That he has money left 10 spend,
Aud souis to lay aside.
Ills good success, with cheerful smile,
He gladly tells 10 all;
Ifyoud save Money, 60 and bsy,
Yourclothes az Reizenstcin Clothing Hall.
Where Tho cheapest, finest, ana best cothin e
md good furnishing goods eau be had to sui
Bsery taste and in every style. at aH
April II, lS66.u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

Z EWIS 1. BLOOM, YErERixARY
IA SURGEON, offers his services to
the public, at the following places, at the dates
named, viz; New Millpsrt 25th and seth Of
May, sfh, 9th. 22d and 2sd Of June; cIcarfe cid,
June lsi, "a. 18th, 18th, 29th and soth Luthers
burg 81 and sih Of June. l pay especial atien-
tion to GeldRg snd the curing Of Ring bone,
and being proprietor Of the celebrated Horse,
CHEsrER LIaS. may be found az the tiues and
pl 'ces abose designated. MAY %, 1896.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

NorIcE-The Clearfeld County
Medical Society, will meet at the Office
Of DR.. Burchfeld, in Clcsrteld, on
Tuesday, June 18th, at 6 o'clock p NJ,
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year.
May 23-2t. IL. p THOMPSON, Sec'y.
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clearield. May 3, ls66-it. Gaald,an.

V'RUsTEEs SALE or REAL ESTATE
Il Dy virtue Of m order Il the Orphans Court
Of Clearheld county, Penny, the following Real
Rsiale, situate IN Brady township IN said eoun-
y, late the property Of George Ellinger. decd.
viii DO sold q the highest md beet bidder, at
LUTHEP SBURG, on Saturday, the leth day Of
lUse next al that certain tract or piece Of land
sisua,e ir the county, township aud state afore-
said. bounded and described as follows, viz On
the ncrth by lands Of Thomas Carson's heirs on
the west BY lands Of Conrad MAeruine. jr., on
the south By lands belonging TO Korb's heirs,
inow Flegall on the east By Joseph Postlcth wait,
CONTAINING ABOUp So ACRES.
more or less, having about FOUR acres clearss i,
aui the balance unimproved. This land is situ-
ate within Que mile Of Luthersburg; q public
road passing through the central part of L, and
Is well covered with timber, and dssiTably loca-
ted for adjacent owners.
TEsss AxB C0xbIroSs ONE TENTH Of the
purchase money to be paid when the Eroperty is
Knocked down. and the balance With interest at
the confirmation Of sale.
czs- Sale will take place between the hours Of
one and two o'clock r. n, ofsaid day, when and
where due atiepasRce viii be giren by the un.
SerFigned. q. B. G0ODLANDER,
Clesrfeld May 81, lSGs4st Trustee.
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HOUSE AND STORE For SALE


held county, one lot so by $50 with an elegant
new storehouse so by 81, two and a half stori es
high, on corner Ct the main street, fronting the
public square-loEer part fitted up and used
as slorsroom-upper portion finished for dwell
ing purposes Cef1ar full size Of building. Ap-
ply on premises to SACKETT, BROTHERS.
May 23d, 1866 ,3t-pd.
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EAMEs c. BARRETT, Justice Of the Peace
- and Licensed conveyascer, Lulhsrsburg,
Clcarteld county, la. Collections and remit
tances promptly made, and all kinds Of legal in
suOments executed on short notice,
Luthersburg May oh lS66.ts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

'auiion.-All persons are hereby cautioned d
~ against harboring CT trusting my wife MARY
on my account, as she has left my bed and board
without any just cause or provocation on my
part Iwiil therefore, pay no debts Of her con :
tracing after this date. ,. H0cKENBERY, sr.
Ferguson town'p, May 20, ls66-3i
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Nfw Advertisements.

Tee Cream saloon. Having opened a Res.
Il iaunnton Market street jnsi atose The Drew.
cry, avn nov prepared 70 furnish Ice Cream
every afternoon and evening 10 All callers. La.
dies and Gen,lentn are respectfully invited to
cal. A. SclioLPP.
ciesffeld, May Esd. ls66
'strased the last week in April. a
IL red Bull, One year old with short horns,
strayed away from che subscriber residing Ia
Lawrence township. Any person giving infor-
nation as 10 his Nhereabout, will be reasonably
rewarded A. HAMILTON REED.
May 2Sd, IS66-3t
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BS!;3!I:I;XIi;;'I|'vl''IlIIjiIlllII]I;;;IS' ;!

For usc against Moths In Clothing Best Its
advaniaees- Efficiency. Econamy ,imparts sweet
odor TO the clothe sand sure TO last twelve months
May 81 mo- Boston.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

$500 sy1ss1s ever rsaF wf to VI. s1ai ass1
$40 Sewing Macbiues. Three new kinds. I'm
der and upper ieed. Seat on tRsl. Warranted
FIVE Yeas. AJove salary or large commissions
paid. The osLg machineJ sold in United States
for less than sic, which are faiiy licensed By
Dove, Wheeler wilson, GroEcr 4 Daker,
Sin ger 4 Co., and Bachelor. AA other cheap
mAehines arc iafringements and the seller or user
are iatiets aEsesf. fine and imps isonment IL
lustraicd circulars sent rREr. Address, or call
upon Shaw a Clark, at Biddeford Maine, or
Chicago, III. May l6, lS66-ly.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE -N,.i.

DMiNisTHATOR's NOTICE.-No<iee
N is hereby given that Letters of Admins.
tTation have this day been granted to the under
signed. on the Estate Of james Carly, deceased,
late Of harihaus township, Clearield county,
Pcnn'a- All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO said estate are requested to make iIn
mediate payment and those having claiais
against the same. wiE present them duly authen-
tieated for settlement MELINDA CARLEY,
Nay 23d. 1856 OF. Administrative
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

Nnn A Month !-Agents wanted for sic en-
\ OO nrsiy ner articles, jus. out Address,
0. I. CAREY, City Luilding, Biddeford, Ne.
MAY rs. Iy. 1896
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08

@tRAr., elm SGid@ttaus ~ errtatst.
Gte gsrOrbnuns sur Grretterun9 RON
Strtderfr. BON Wul6errs' bts saterHr.
SaIirte. Die TN ;~rpetten 3wetge nit PER-
I@teDeren @menbements Serlebene anae'
ltetne @elber .Ssmiatsun9S @tn Sing
burd. Die gsrorbnun8 tur ermdNt'
auna Der geraaSsabung pon spettere1
So fer. s rpttat @tttsn gum Setrdes S9n
$4,000 pof7rte. 9erientee @biHnttt
Der &erCrcnuna. pel6e DententGsn., Der
fetnsn RaGbar Stne MISUNDERSTANDING
6es @aGers 8%eetfrdtors @aNer tslen
ldet, NIT @bbreben bes @dferbabnss be-
frdft. tburbe oefrthen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08
@griftsDerbauDlHngcl.

@tdbtfrets. y srt6t. = Sppn
@, Mithel ~Serfanate etnsn 8efes!, pet'
der fetner 9rau @ltfabstb bic sertdtltde
8crflbrun9 tbrer g nber pom rsfp. 3 uliS
5 Sabren fir Mentag aebtetst. ct
wanidt bic SbFut aber btefelbsn.
WatftE q srt6t- Warg "
unb Satc6 9rpnn, fotrte Nars unb Sd
mes 8. Rt6artfon erbte1ten 8Cllntaht
,ur 8erwditdna bef be%treffenten 9tnter'
ldTenihaftsn BON gltlabetb Clemens ufe
GItIabrtb gitRanus.
0uubes 9estrfss@srt6t -
Worts prtn9sGeitt. 9taae auiGtnfGmu8'
asln BON 91vand' Gt9arren; gs8sn 80
fen. @rle1una sSm9eStrts @ntralte fallen
9eiaGen. Wrtnesbstn's Inpalt iu6tt
I'M Griaubnte aur 8prfubruE8 mettereI
3eueen mad ium 3pef Der 3urufnabnlt
Der pDr ben @ei6Wprenen bes lesten Yer
Minis fur ccnfsBirt efftGrten 5000 Vi
sarren; bas @ert6t wtes baS @efut ~
rid, b1 Der San nebft Zen berettS erfpi8'
ten 3eusen,Nusfasen tsst benz SHaB'
fefretdr unterbrettet worben fet,
Die 8letn. @eI6pOrenen tpureen btt
@ontas, bic @rcD8si9Worsneit bts peut'
entlafen. $3.50.
@rtmtn0t.@ertGt. = vNt4t
ftutots" ptaiStrten 9etern: SEQ. Y.
SubEpn, SdlI6une ppn ROb. y. Cole
mans NQmen auf elmer Inwetfun9 pcn
S1455 auf bic r~Gbefapeate Sanf" AM IL
Delbr. 1865 Wrp3sb auf ben %. bs. an
gefest); Mm. Wtnn, Gntpfnbun9 Dor
300 In Mbten urb non 6letbunaSftiGeu
benz @m. S. Spnes eetbrt8; Sotn
9bcmpfon unb Satrtd 5asan, Dtsbfat
BON 10 Yfb. 3abad, $3.50 fpsrtb unb g
R~obtnfcn's @tsenttum. = Geo. Sennet
g~eltanb, Dem &lerdnbsr 8ras 81 setObltt
Su baben.
Superior .@eridt. 6eut
Reeen 3r. Ala Bis 449 auf ber &est
franbe.
ommpn YfeaS @ert6t. -
SIN Sclss, ppn 8tfter Sings 1npSbl
fetn purbst seitern fetke Gef66fte erie
biat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08

SfFSTeren, BE fest benz gaUmwDnenbau
pblteasn, sseen bic DaiFrune Der Bin
,ur Grtebune elmer Gteuer 0 5 Cts.
BON isbsm Sfunb 9aumwp1e; benz ST.
nanB. Nusfhus lberwtefen. Der ssntett
fame SeG6luB bss Rsfdurditons @us'
f4uFes fam Sur9erbdnblune.
SIN rntertaule fuGte Or. &ufen ron
Yennlplpantsn persebens nm Grlaubni6
mad, cine Bin CUR 8srtasun9 bes @cn'
areIeS am %. Stunt etnjubrtnsen. Cub.
Barb Don SpDa bert6tete cine Sta Elm,
fur s 'tmftdtten unb N%nftebetuneen au'
ben 8un6esl6nbereten III fcrsen unb Nn.
pFausuus pom 9aumen auf ben Sfatrte'r
Az erhtutbtaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08

SIN SUnntd8 tDWrSe Elm 9tDiTer 9eOs
pplb 9Dfmdnn bon philadelphia bterber'
9sbra6t unb duf 3Ihter Gtapton's @e'
BETS tn's @efdnsntB eefhtdt. Wan be-
SI6ttat i'm. bic unterf6rtft bes Capt. y.
s. Nr@teer duf elmer Anpttiun9 se'
fGlfGt une ouf bte(e ua8gemd6te Inter.
ibrift fin 1915 srbotttn 3u blben. Rof'
mann In B~oroerunos. @9ent uno mar ron
DleQtesr beauftra9t. ba6 @eib fur 3pet
TN Dienfte etnsebuete Sferbe einSutaIf'
rem. SIN leiner &tgenfhdft al8 aaent
empfing CT bic QnwetiunBen fur ben NRt.
9tteer ;utpmmeroen Setra9 unb Gebte duf
btelelten MtMteer'S lnterf4rtft Bon
benz e!ntditrten 9etraa loG 9pfmann
Die ernIbnten 1915 unterihta9en b1ben.
SIN ShuBsnparte fane am Wtttpob
@bsno bic talbiibrtge Seamterpabl Der
bteli9en S6aeeneeIeGI6aft R1tt. Sol
senpe 6erren teurben erwGttt: @drl 1lp.
miami, YrGfbent; SrteDrt& pl9le, 8tee'
Yrafoent; Sob. 8e6ler, erRer, rnb Capt.
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arb Mbner, S6agmetfer; &u9. Sod
Carl GbeL 8cpre Sprtn9ndnn, 8alenttr
6e1mutb uno Gouarb Sabb, 9cERcter'
Gpte8tum.
Die 9eitern erDfnete MusfsIuus sun
9e(tan bes S6toatsn' unb Tatroien
8atienbaufs5 nimmt etnen erfrealtGer
Scrtgan9.
Die @trtbe Sulius Gps unb Srdn.
SNerBaut muBten 3ur StrG'e fur oot
gMsateidtS Serbrehen", ant Scnntdat
8etrGnte Sfrabret4t ju BADEN, Dor 8t4
ter Gbpmbfpn $40 ertenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08
Geneftrs als YGaihin0tn,l.

@aIbtnatOn, I. Stunt. 5teu
ersNfeGCr Stewart In Baltimore Bat dui
3efraaen ppm Sberteuer . 6ommiFdr
Rpnins Sabtn SslGetb erbutten. baB sc.
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Dauer bsS BeliseS berIeIben, ju betra6'
tan iInb. i3tnGen uno Dtptpenoen bon
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bcnuetem &teentbume buIf. tpenn bieiea
etnsebIBt rptr6, absustt6 oes Nfeturans
Setrages, pom @elh6ftS.G rtraBe atSe.
rtHnet pereen.
(SeniOnen,) Der @rdfibent BAT bic
BITE perf4ieOenen @enltons8eiese ergdn3en'
be Sta, wefde bic Wcblttdt Der Senlc.
nen elmer sr6beren Nn5abt @erfcnen gu
She'll ipsrpen ldbt unD In Slaen srpber
Nptb bic Denton erb6bt unterietdnet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08
MSafhinAtotas .. Q.
efoert hes ,Gc1tslpon6enten", tptlGer ant antsteenI
eunirtfntt &, 9dJtMeri, Sit. 4b2 Rem . Dcrf~
Mna (aI-1
9as gr6bte SOnituin
(GtGrtung8mtttell nes SettalterS
mo~niuo 9far SttterB4

Tiefes pur6erip lrtente EOueam iu6t els Nsitti
asgen Fsbtrltieen uub GSspspfe une as 8ctSslae'
mm{usI oelsn 'oItes Nisber, @alsHs unb Wetltiftsbst
ietnss Ole den.
SIS TT aud bel Esrpsa,6pd6e aner DIT uniddsear;
es feut bic pertrrtut Staft auf Die Dausr fpieoeE
her,
ttr'diebet.
gS entSalt tstt 5liu,rat nit siitiaeu Gtssnl&aflsn.
Ien't n 6elttbt nur aas 9tunjsutCfsu.
9u bIb II IN her 8 a en- NJ 81 fen aeo
tbete, ri. rs. Sauoveritr unb bel allen Drp9rt
Ster uuo @rcStrie'n trNier 8falIe. iprie in hen bahpt
iidIibIteI, Soiels uuo 9teitalratieu n - @r9ros'
@tsbsrlaee i'm BireaI her .Nir ming Star 8tttcrsi
Gpmpasn,.". gtr. 100, Shb-seurltsltr., SaltiIhcre
ms. QS4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08
ctmmcr biltaere S6nittipaaren'
8ehreNo6 nMn YDilad,

Wr. OF, NpIpfP pDuIpNE.I
bob.n chen tire arpee Gusfoabl ~foleenoer ~ppibi,li
dlsy 8I.tbtrfcfs in bsbeptenb bsrabsefsst'n Pretis'
eEpalfeni
idSue Qnanat. BiatoS;
alatte uns %9entuitel ts 2lfpnS;
ipelfen @arfetaer 3l1te;
ihrarIe @Ifulo'nsf, crbtidrt rlto ts're;
eorrtiie atuabams. ttpaE Gue tjethnetesi
aus 9oFmi tn arnfeI Muspab'. ieineHe Waatef
o,srudte Stofe, WlpuNtiine, SlanHsn, Sari riss
~fd,ipetssr 3sue nnb %ositretfts uno earrt'ts Wasnloct
II. 10. s-,
ais'naclp ban pollen gD.ItEbetraD in 8uttn Sesafe
~ B~ebreubs unb poIlod,
IchN Ilr. 81. Rprt r6Dparbftt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-08
Sommers 5beater int gSai9iastat'
Mortett

Gin 8efu9 Der 5eUttsen @prfelfurs I'M
Spmmerttfater an Der @enniptpantd'
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