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Serious Accident.

One day last week. Oliver Belden, who resides
near Ravenna. had his leg crushed on the rail-
road. Fortunately. he had an insurance in the
Columbus Co, and will now draw a large week
ly compensation. Reader, your turn may come
next! Don't delay, and don't insure in any Co,
except the Columbus" tits the very best of all
Companies. J. T. NOLAN & SON.
Jan. low Agents.
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Accidental Insurance COmpa-
nv of New York.

OASH OOO.
Insures against accidents of all kinds,
with weekly compensation for disability,
and payment of full amount of policy, in
case Of death.
NoW is the time t. insure. Delays are
dangerous. Make haste to get a policy.
ALMON D. WEBB,
Jan. 3-2W. Agent, Warren, o.
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-DETITIoN FOR PARTITION.

Jerome Roberts, Electa Crittenden, Hiram Crit
tenden and Eliza Ann Roberts, of the County of
Trumbull; Climena Roberts, Luraneia Freer and
Albert Freer, of CuyahOga County, State Ohio;-
Wallace Roberts and Reuben NJ. Roberts, residing
in the State of Iowa, will take notice that a petit
ton was filed against them on the 18th day Of De-
cember. 1865, in the Court of Common Pleas for
Trumbull County. State of Ohio, by Clarrissa Rob
mands partition of the follOwing real estate. to
wit: Sixty-eight acres in lot No. q in Gustayus
Township, county of Trumbuil. and bounded
south, north and east by original lot lines, and
west by lands of Dwight Roberts. saving from said
parcel five acres in the northeast corner. Also,
in lot 81 in said Gustavus. ffty-fve acres, bounded
south by original lot line and lanJs of Elizabeth
Smith, east by lands of S. G.. Hall, north by lands
of S. G.. Hall and lot line, and west by lands Of
William Roberts; and at the next term of said
Court thesaid Clarrissa Roberts will apply for an
order that partition be made of said premises.
CLARRISSA ROBERTS.
Dec 20 1866 By r. B. Barnes. her Atty.
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Ravenna. O., Nov. S. 1866
EGAL NOTICE.

IL In the Probate Court of Trumbun Coo.
John hcClintOck. a nonresident of the State of
Ohio, and whose place of residence is unknown to
the undersigned Executor, is hereby notified that
on the 18th day Of December, 1865. VIM: c. Saw
age, executor Of David Comstoek. filed
County, Ohio. against the said John McClintock
and others, asking for an order of said Court to
sell the following described lands; Situate. in
Bloomfield township. Trumbull County, Ohio. and
known as part of lot No. 60; bounded north and
west By lands of Thomas NJ. Howe. east by lands
of S. P. Than south by centre of highway; con-
tanning about one-half acre of land. The said
John McClintoek is required to answer said petit
ton on or before the 9th day. of January, 1856. or,
in default, a decree will be taken in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
VIM. G. SAVAGE. Ext of David Comstock.
futile & Stull, Att'ys for Executor.
Dec 20 1866 Nv
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MARY ROSS


The ssid HoratiO N. Ross will take notice that
the said Mary Ross has filed her petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull county, Ohio,
representing that she was married to the said HO-
ratio N, in 1860, that he has wilfully absented
himself from her for more than three years last
past, and Totally neglected to support her and her
child, and prays that she may be divorced from
him and restored to her maiden name and have the
custody of her child. Said petition will be heard
at the February term of said Court, 1866.
Dec 81. lS65.6W.
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Important Sale.

The pablo are requested to bear in mind that
there will be a large sale Of personal property at
the residence of Major Wood. near the Fair
Grounds, at 10 O'Clock tomorrow. Thursday
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Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the Trumbpl Coun-
ty Agricultural Society will hold its next annual
meeting. for the election of officers, at he Office Of
AID. Webb. Main Street, Warren, on Saturday.
January 10Th. 1856. at ten O'Clock. a. NJ.
Jan 10 Nv II. F. AUSTIN, Sec'y.
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"0f earthly good, the best a good wife.
A bad-ths bitterest curse of human life"
Unless We except perhaps, that dreadful
disease ~cATARRH, which, however, can be
permanently cured by the use of DR.. D.
H. Seelye's LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY.
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Hand Press for Sale.

A double medium, Washington patent
24x36 Printing Press for sale. In COM
plete working order. Enquire at the
Chronicle Office. If.
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NOTICE.

We desire to remind all who are indebt-
ed to US on book. that we shall expect a
prompt settlement the first of January,
1866. REED & ADAMS.
Dec. 20-4W
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Local Notices.


There will be a Quarterly meeting held at the
United Brethren Church. in the South part of Ba-
zetta, on Saturday and Sunday. January Is and II.
presided over by the Rev. W. Millar.
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valuable Property for sale.

George L.. Wood offers for sale his place, con
tanning II acres. good house. barn, orchards. fruit
large and small. in great variety, situate near the
TrumbuH County Fair Grounds. Jan 10 If
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A Card.

A Card.
To Neptune No. 2 and Mahoning No.
1 Fire Companies, and to the citizens gen.
orally, we return our sincere thanks for
their prompt assistance at the fire Non.
day, thereby preventing the destruction
of our Oil Mill, and much other valuable
property.
DAWSON, SPEAR & Go.
Warren, o., Jan. 9, 1866.
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SCHOOES.

TEAOHERS OF MUSIC will find
at PORTER'S BOOK STORE, the Key
Note. The j~uoilee,' and The Praise Of Zion, !"
for sale By the dozen or single copies.
January 8, 1866.
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WEST %ARMINGTON.

W EC1
Jan. 9Th, 1865.
Fp1roR CHRoNICLE:-We had a grand time here
New Years evening. Our citizens thought they
must celebrate the New Year in some way, and
also thought they would make the occasion serve
some useful purpose. So all. old and young, gath
cred toRather at the hotel. bringing all manner Of
good things to eat. and got up a splendid supper.
each one paying for the same. The money thus
raised is to be laid out in repairing and building
anew our very much dilapidated sidewalks. SO
YOU see, we knew how to have a good time and
make money by it too. We got Sl45W. which
amount judi eio usly expended, we think will i'm
prove the appearance of our streets and walks
very much.
Dea. GoFF's horse ran away from church, a few
evenings since, and after spilling out the driver
and leaving the buggy dilapidated by the waysider
went quietly home.
This afternoon. the young ladies and gents Of
the W. R. Seminary, were out skating on Grand
River, when a couple of young ladies. Misses
GiIlaspie and Hart. broke through the ice and were
rescued by the heroic efforts of Msssrs. Post, Cor
don and Bacon.
We heve a little snow, and less sleighing; yet a
few venture out in sleds-
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Settlements Ordered to be Advertised

is ordered that the following &C
counts of Executors. Administrator and
G1ardlans, that have been fled in the Probate
court OF rumbqu County. be advertised for four
Consecutive weeks, agreeable to Law. and that they
remain on ME Tor inspection and exceptions, until
the 10th day of January, A. d. 1866, when they
viii De xamlne and ordered to record, if no ex-
ceDtlOns apDear theratn.
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Ill Nothing would make a more acceptable
present to a young lady than the PATENTMUSIC
BINDER, that binds sheet music as it i put in,
and can be taken out at pleasure. Look at them
at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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A

c. ii. D. Barker plaintiff VS.. DR.. Paine and SAM
ford, defendant before Nelson A. Cowdry. j. P, OF
Mecca Township, II umbull County, Ohio. -,
On the 9th day Of December, A. D. 1865. said
Justice issued an order Of Attachment, in the
above action, for the sum of seven dollars CSI)
Said cause will be heard on the 9th day of Janu-
airy, A. D., 1856, at 10 o'clock. AN.
Meccn- Inn 8 1Sf6-3Ws
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. EGAL

IL Lorenzo Fairbanks will take notice that on
the % day of January, a, D., lS65. Peter Shafer has
flied his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas. o.
ITumbul County, o., against him, the object oil
which IS to ~fOreclOse a mortgage given by said
Fairbanks to said Snafier, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1865, on about one hundred and thirty-eigh
acres of land in lot No. 9. in Bristol township,
Trumbul Co., o., particularly described in said pc
tition, being the same land bought Of said Shaffer,
By said Fairbanks on the 18th dayOf February, 1850,
by deed recorded in ITumbUl County record. vol
ume y, pages 249 and go. to secure the sum Of S5.1yO,
due with interest, one half six months and one year
from said 18th day Of February, 1865. said suit il
sull pending. and will be for trial at the next term
of said Court. aud that defendant is requested IL
answer said petition by the 2ith day Of Feb, 1865,
TAYLOR JONES, Att'ys for PIf.
Jan. 8, 1856, CIV,
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CLEVELAND & MAHONING r. Co

" CLEVELAND. January 8. 1866.
The annual meeting Of the stock Holders Of the
Cleveland and MahCEing Rail Road Company, for
toe election Of Directors and transaction Of other
business will be held at the Office of the Company,
in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of January, 1866, at
II o'clock, A. NJ.
The transfer books will be closed for ten days
previous. GEORGE MNGATI. Sec'y.
Ian. 4. 3W.H
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Shoe Makers

Can find an assortment of Upper, Kid
and Calf Skins at WARREN & McLAIN's
L Gather Store, or at the Tannery, form
erly Dunlap's.)
Dec. 20, IS65-4W.
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PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE,
ERANUFACTURED BY
SEWARD &
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
EGBL NOTICE.

Richard A. Hayes, Ebeuezer B. HAYES and Geo.
Hayes. nOn-residents ofthe state Of Ohio. viii take
notice that on the lst dly Of December. 1867, Gee.
); Case Administrator Of said Seth Hayes. deed,
filed aganst them and Others, in he Probate
for the sale Of lands Of which Seth Hayes died
seized, In said county, consisting Of bis homestead
farm Of two hundred and sixty acres more or less,
situate in lots number tWenty-eight and thirty
six, IN hartford, IN Suid county, and Of two and a
half acres. more OF less, in lot number twenty
eight aforesaid, and also one acre, more or less. in
lot number tweuty-six in said township, at or mar
the centre thereof. zach If said pieces Of land Is
more particularly described in said petition, which
is on file and pending in said Court. and will be
for hearing on the llth day Of January, A. d. 1856
at 10 O'Clock, A. M, at the Probate Office, in the
Court House of said County.
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4 Rare Chance.

A Dwelling House and Lot for sale at q
reasonable price. Inquire at Kings
Jewelry Store. Jan. 3-2w
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VHE STATE OF OHIO,

Il TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Harrison Bacon, plaintiff, vs.. Enos Miles Bacon.
defendant.
Enos Miles Bacon. of the State of California.
viii take notice that on the 18th day of November
1865, Harrison Bacon fled in the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of said Trumbul County, Ohio, his petition
against ann, ASKING for judgement against Defend
ant for Slu3.OO and interest from November 3Oth.
1851 An order of attachment has been issued in said
ease. also Garnlshee notice to Josiah Dunlap, of
said TruInball County. The defendant is notified
70 appear, answer or demur to said petition on OF
before the 10th day of February, 1866, or the same
will be taken for confessed.
HARRISON BACON,
By futile s Stull his Atty's.
Dec. 6, '65,-6W
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Farm for Sale in Rowland.

THE farm on which Jacob Evert
now resides. containing 20 acres; said farm
lies about 2H miles from Warren, and about the
same distance from Miles, Will take Government
7-S0's in payment.
NJ. L. HIGGINS.
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CARD.

During the current term of the Western Reserve
Medical College, Cleveland, Ohio, which will con-
tnue u weeks, l will be absent from my Office on
Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday forenoon. Friday
afternoon and Saturday forenoon. At all other
times may be found at my Office as heretofore.
Warren, Dec 1857 NC. WOOD WORTH.
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To DusoN VAN TassE11.

~ To DILSON VAN TASSEII.
You are hereby notified that Harry Beach. Al
Illustrator Of the estate ofLucy Van TasseIl. de-
ceased, has MED in the Probate Court Of Trum-
bull County. his petition. allsdging that the psr-
sonal estate Of said deeedent is Insufficient to nav
the debts and charges of administration ~ ala
estate. and asking for an order that he NAV al
the following described real estates Being part
Of lot No. u IN the township Of Vienna, bounded
south by lands of E. R. SeOvils. west BY lands on
centre Of the highway, north By q line one chain
and nifty links from, and parallel with. the south
line, and east b. . line three chains, thirty-three
west line. containing ne-half acre Of land. Said
petition will be for hearing on the 10Th day Of
January, A. I. 1856, at 10 O'Clock A, N.
Dec 20 1865 4w HARRY BEACH, Admir-,
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~ The undersigned has been duly appointed
ana qualified as Executor upon the estate otEdwin
o.. Gleason, late of MesOpotamia, Trumbull Coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. NEWELL L. W0UDFORD.
Dec p Sw$
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DROPOSALS
FOR
GRADING and PAVING
Warren, Dec Is 1866 5w

COO A MONTH"; AGENTS wanted fol
% SIR entirely Ret0 art ieles, just out. Ad-
dress o. 1. CAREY, City Building. Biddeford
Maine. dec q 65 Tyr
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for any other inappropriate reason. Has he
been duly elected 10 represent any district
Does be approve the call II yea, then he
must be admitted; if nay, then he must be
excluded. -
p, ii The balancing of the Times, which will
doubtless be prolonged till the 14th of August,
had no sinister intent in it, it II were to act
-upoD its present opinion of Copperheads and
Rebels as Il has never acted upon It's past opinions
Of the radicals, all that would not concern the
Philadelphia Convention. 1t may go OF stay.
Small politics are impossible amid great events.
This is d large country. There are many States
in il and few Territories, occupied by several
millions of inhabitants. Their representatives
in this National Convention will be engaged
in representing their constituents; in seeking
unity for adivided and distracted nation, which
is momentous BUSINESS; not in regarding the
small phobias of Mr.. Weed, nor the clever bal
anciugs on Mr.. Raymond's rope. I''
In defining beforehand the objects of the
Convention, in prescribing beforehand the terms
OF representation, those who planned It, and
whom the extraordinary favor OF the people will
enable 10 carry It through successfully, have
probably made il impossible that II should be a
bob to any party kite, and equally impossible
that any squad of political bankrupts should get
aprice for their staying or their going or should
be able 20 ruin, having failed to rule.
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Prussia and raise row. To reIinq uish the
plum is, under the crcumstsnces, the best
course to pursuei but it will lack that theatrical
effect Of which Napoleon is so fond, and II will
not help the Pope of Rome. What will help
the Popef Will Napoleon take part IN the war
Tor the sake of his Holiness? Would it be safe
for him TO do 60? France is now a nation of
restaurant-keepers, as England is a nation of
shop-keepers, and desires, most OF all, not glory
or territory, but peace and the chance to make
little money. Bismark may be very impudent and
Italy very ungratelul, but war taxes fs =, and the
conscrption are worse than either. III Napoleon
were to 20 to war, a revolution in France would
be amcne the probabiliues. But If he does not
90 TO war, how is he to save the Pope and assist
Austria This is the problem over which he is
pow figuring But in any event we do not see,
referred to- why Russia should not leave the
other powers to settle the matter between them,
while she goes quietly on to Constantinople
acquiring its possession as her material guaran.
tee against future eventualities. Only in case of
very decided victory or a LARGE acquisition on
the part OF France would Russ a be called upon
to interfere. So long as Prussia held Napoleon
in check all the ends OF Russia would be sub
aprypd.
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its Legislature as now. Congress- has changed.
and the change is happily dlYergence from
rodicalism. It the preamble afford any relief
in the circumstances, there are few who will be
illiberal enough 10 begrudge its endowment
And the clamor for negro suffrage is stimuli
taneously tabooed. The doctrine of State
suicide and the doctrine of compulsory and
universal negro suffrage tall together. The
Union party put an end 10 both the radicals
looking on helplessIy, and some of them even
helping TO consummate the work. When the
critical moment arrived, scarcely legislator
hinted at the alleged ability of Congre to
dictate upon the subject 10 State whioh had
exercised one of It's attributes of sovereignty; ;
and but a small handful favored the idea of
enactng a. suffrage condition, to be complied
with before regainiDg Congressional represen ta-
ton. The pet dogma of the radicals was
effectually demolished. For the ton OF both
Houses substantially comedies the right of a
State to determine its own franchise. And in
asmuch rs the formal admission OF Tennessee
involves its possession of republican institu-
tiors, IL follows that Congress repudiates the
radical notion that the enranchisement of the
negro is essential to the maintenance Of repub-
ican principles. Xxx. ,.'
In these particulars and in this way the pro-
ceedinRs OF Congress with reference to Tennessee
are gratifying signs of the relative weakness of
radicalism when the Union party is brought
face TO face with vital issues By committees
by reports and resolutions, by success iul resist
ance TO the Executive, by preventing concilia-
tory and constitutional action, and by infusng
into the debates OF the session Its own spirit of
bitterness, the radical element has undoubtedly
proved its potency. But the admission OF Ten
nessee in the manner described and upon the
grounds stated, establishes the controlling
power of the moderate elements when united
As against conservative Republicans and conser-
vative Democrats, the radicals are subject to
restraint; and beng restrained, there are among
them those who make virtue of necessity and
vote for propositions 10 which, on their own
showing, they are Fundamentally opposed.
For this result, however, let US snot forget that
much is due 10, the better sense OF elements
other than the extreme radical. Among those
who voted for the Joint resolution were several
to whom certain parts OF it are Objectionable.
There are Republicans, and there are Demo-
Gratis, who, could each have had his way, would
have modified it in one degree or another, To
have attempted that would have been TO defeat
the whole effort, to delay tor months a most
important initatory step, and to delight the
radicals by piaying their game. Moderation
and mutual concession averted this result; and
the country now has the satisfaction of seeing
Congress committed to a proceeding which,
with all its defects, indicates the weakness OF
radicalism when brought to fair trial of its
strength. -
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CHORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA SHORE
y CAMDEN AND ATLANTI RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRAkGEMENT


Five trains daily Atlantic CITY, ana one on Sunday,
on and atier THURSDAY, June 28, 1866, trains will
leave Vine street Ferry as tollowsi- o0o -
special EXCURSION w a M
MAIL
Freight with Passe nger Car attached S6 A. M
Express (IhiOugh In TWO Sg0 Nd.
Atlantic AccO OatOn. $40 Z. M.
RETURNIHG, LEAVE ATLANTIC - =
Special Excursion 70 M
Man - ..,.......................... 446 p. Al.
Freiph A. M.
Express (through In two hours)'''''''.',,, W A. M
Accommod so A. N.
Junciion AccOmmoL alton 70 jackson and In
teIme stations leaves Vine street,. $50 M.
Returning leaves Jackson. A, M
Hsddondeid Accommodation Train leaves
Vine stTeet.... 10 A. M and 90 y. Nj.
Leaves Haddonae ,..,...... loo p. NJ and 3i5 P. M
Snndsy Mail Train to Atlantic leaves Vine street at
7 "a A Nj and tantie at 4 As II. NJ.
Fare 10 Atlantic 81. Round trip tickets good only
fer the daY and tram on which they issued, 50.
tickets sale at No, 628 Chestnut street continental
Hotel and AT the office of abe Philadelphia Local
Express Com panJ, No, 26 3. Hiith street
The Phi adelphia express COMPANY. Principal Ohice
No ~ 3. Fifth street. Branch ONCE No $40 N
Wharyes above Vine will attend to the usual branches
Of express business along the line OF the road and de-
liver baggage ETC., 10 and from all trains
Goods Of every description called and forwarded
by express 10 Atlantic City, ana all way stations on
the road Baggage checked from residence at Phlla-
oelphia 10 hotel or cottage at Atlantic itY
6252m JOHN BRYANT Agent t
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Through to Wlkesbane and Mauch Chunk without
change of cars.
lhe new road between the summit of the mountain
ana Wilkesbarre opens views unsurpassed beauty
and the Otel provides the best ana most ample
acco nm 90 atiOns toT summer visitors.
Excursion tickets from Philadelphia to principal
points, issued IRON TICKET OFFICES ONLY, at re-
duced rates on Saturday Pood to return till Monday
Excursion Tickets to wnkesbarre good Tor ten days.
THROUGH TRAINS.
Cars leave the Depot, THIRD and THOMPSON
treets at Z 80 A. M. $50 p. M, and 6l5 p. 81.
For particulars, see time table IN another column
SO AmIp ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.
Furnishing Traitors.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VE6Il&GS,;
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Would invite an examination OF their SPRING
GOODS, which have been selected with care,
which added to our former stock makes the
most complete assortment. and largest variety
from which to select than can be found IN 2! y
other one house in our city. We have the -
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