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OUR OWN SrATE.l

List Of Patents issued to Maine inventors. and
bearing date Of Oct 18th. reported for the w.
ION AND JOURNAL by VIM. H. Clifford. Solicitor
Of Patents, 8Olt Congress st. Portland, Me.
N. Cooper. Paris, OK Jokes.
L. 8. Stafford, Hope, stancheon for cattle.
J. Forney, and J. C. Brown, Bangor. car
bumper.
o. o. Nethcrcll, Lewiston, chain pump valve.
large bear Was trapped and shot in Houl-
ton last week by Mr.. Henry Smith. His weight
was 400 pounds.
The official vote on the amendment Of the con-
stitution for reimbursement Of municipal war
debts, Is declared by the Governor and Council
to be yes 81. 1872; no l4,4&.
A man passed through skowhegsn, wedncs-
day, on his way to Boston market with co wild
and living ducks and 100 dressed, all Of which
were caught in the vicinity Of Harmony, says
the Reporter.
Mr.. E. A. Little intends buildings dam on
Little Androsooggin River In Auburn next
season. The dam viii 30 located not far above
the bridge.-It Is In conts plation to erect
some miscellaneous manufacturing establish
ments at this point.
Mr.. John L. Sesvy Of Wsterville. the former
proprietor Of the Elmwood House In that town,
has taken the lease Of the Augusta House vses-
ted by Mr.. ]. II. King.
Miss Lydia Heath, weaver In the wooden
factory, Winthrop, was struck In tho head by q
shuttle thrown from loom, on Wednesday.
She was senseless for four hours Had the shut.
tie struck her head two inches lower, Il would
have caused instant death.
The Kennebec Journal says that some 5000
or COCO soldiers testimonials have been sent
from the Adjutant Generals Office.
N. Barrows,M. D., the Principal Of the Acad-
envy at South Berwick, has accepted similar
position In the new Stevens High School at Clare
mont, N. II.
The Journal says Herbert Tel, son Of Mr..
John Tel Of Lewiston, while at work In Q sand
pit at Ssbattus, Friday afternoon, was buried
by tie caving in Of an embankment. He was
taken out In IN unconscious condition but will
recover.
A call Is out for State Convention Of the
Y. NJ. c. associations throughout the State to
meet at Bath on the 10Th and 2lst Of Oct. The
following questions, with others which will be
suggested at the Convention, will come up for
discussion:
clay Preaching. What Is meant by Il; and
will the Convention recommend Il to the differ
ent Associations a. an efficient method Of pre-
senting the truth to the people"
"Can anything be done by the Associations
for the children, to beget In them an interest
for the cause Of Christ and lead them to person.
al interest In the Saviour"
els It best that the Associations 20 amend
their Constitutions when necessary, as to admit
ladies Is active members"
Portland has free singing-school.
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The October elections have como andgone and
the Republicans arc everywhere victorious.
Pnnsylvsaia. the ksy-stoos State. upon Whose
election the rebels hung their hepes Of the
election Of Blair and Seymour, has pronounced
In favor Of Grant BY the % lendid majority Of
$4,000. Ohio follows suit with 10000. Indi.
ana joins the column BY . small majority run
ing from 1000 to 5000. but certainly not lsss
than 2000; land ar OF to the new State Of Ne
braska W hear the welkin ring with 1000 ma
jority for the hero Of Appomato.. while curious
enough, t this time o. writing only rumors
arc heard Of Iowa that she has gone Nhs same
way BY 1900. ....
This will do. II settles the Presidential cleo
tion-snd hereafter the Ord Of November win Be
only formal recognition Of the forthcoming
administration Of Presidentl Grant. To .
just God who has saved the nation from Ia
armed bes. and who again and again has shons
upon NJ the light Of His eoantensnce, b all the
praise. and honor and glory From all parts
Of the country come up the shouts Of victory.
while dismsy has seiesl the rebels who were
Fastening 10 inaugurats another rebellion. 'For
thee. their sins, the nation casts them out"
II will be some time before the details Of the
great victory can Be gathered. In Pennsylvs-
MIA We have secured the new legislature which
give US an U. s. Senator in place Of Buckalew
(Dem.) and lose two Congressmen in Philadel-
phia. vallandigham Is defeated in Ohio and
the Democrats gain three Congressmen, owing
to the new apportiOnins Of Districts by the Cop
perhesd Legislature. In Indiana We lose one
Congressman AMI gain an U. 8. Senator in
place Of Hendricks (Dem.)
Thus reverberate through our valleys and
over our hills the notes Of Freedom telling US
that the Republic is still marching on. Tho
cause for which the rebels fought viii not Be
won by the election Of Blair and Seymour. only
because they win not be elected. But Grant
and Collar viii be the official representatives Of
the people and Of Liberty regulated BY Law.
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soclxfY N AIAlAnA.-Tbs allowing h N
abstract Of letter from Probate Judge IA
ALBANIA, born In South Carolina, and msn q
wealth and oharsctsr+ ~
Ian getting Along qustiy - expected, sau -
and hear hossus demoostltoos daily, and negnenfy
tod win have 10 hare sooa q seymour and Blair 40
eiectsd. think % myself Ia hx couscaor hers y
getting song eadiy. AZ oos phos 10 ocah ncs 81 NJ
bore d nor hh dinnes, sAstee 70 ooleet The tax
i an sahsaei ~ hal De lnAsolpu q Ne party -
beilioa, and unea he soveTnmept takes moss scfive
means 70 suppress u ~ yin b sure 10 90 Into fos
one donot sel ~ hsrs, hlngs pos stand though
have made up ny mind 70 sand and taks I'm Novembsf
Ihe people are holding back thsir business, - hr -
hey can. would rule up and bring thsm 70 settlement
butI have no shsrf hsrs and In ~ 10 other owl omc
IN the countv, acting under he ree0structtn hws-
suppose could sen and qu and ~ he goverueut 20
into the hands ofits enemes, % hr - -ooany Con-
cerned but do not mean 70 do Il mean 70 bod 70 ne
right come What uin and do ny part In hooest good Nth
s the while. and can but resrs and do regret The vae-
iang coue Of some Of our folks and he weak kpeed,
Who even In sas plano hv reaigped.
In the staiesouhen par and In many coantaes The ON
cers e,eced have not been abe 70 take he places hey
have been theatsosd with their lives nthey senpt 70 do
A SIN John Iouyth, and other prumipeut deso1ss,
say tbsre danger that northern men IN - sa6 here
4, any where ebe. They know they ae lying, and gu
they want IN opportunity 10 murder every vhs rspub-
ijcsn In the etats M gentleman vho hAs rooted my
house said there great produdce against me, and
An renting 10 him would give protection 10 TIE HOUSE,
Is might Be- ~ on Ore, although be did not approve
NJ violence
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Boston Is worth 98,67S,7O0.

DoSeoh 70 WorH VfoosotosfV.
The N. Hamp State Fair cleared $4,000.
Solid granite collins arc the latest post-mor.
TEN vanity.
James 7. Brady Is out for Grant.
The last new color In Paris 10 called "the In
dscribsble."
It Is proposed to mscadamise the roads Of
Pennsylvania with Stag.
The Herald Of New York Is experimenting
with the Bullock press, which prints from an
endless sheet Of paper.
The best place for young ladies to perform
the "Grecian bend" Is over the wash.tub. A
little practice every Monday win give exactly
the position required.
Amob Of rowdies, at Baltimore, entered the
cars Of the through train from Washington 10
Philadelphia, Tuesday, and maltreated the rr-
publican passengers outrageously. Though the
assault was brutal, aud entirely unprovokod.
no arrests were made.
One Of Santa Annals agents has been cap
tured In Mexico with documents on his person
which showed that he intended to excite revo-
luton.
The liberal policy Of the new government Of
Spain has been demonstrated by the granting
ofpermission to build Protestant church with.
In the walls Of Seville.
The Khan Of Bokhsrs Il dead. The Can Can
Of Paris still lives.-Exchange. 30 docs the
Ku KluI Khan, but It's funeral il arranged for
November 3.
Our minister to Spain has formally conveyed
to the new governments Of that nation It's rccog-
milton by the United States. General Prim has
published letter advocating . monsrchical
form Of government.
The President has Issued proclamation sp-
pointing Thursday. November 10th, day Of
national Thanksgiving.
Howell Cobb u desd.
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POLITICAL.

The effects Of the election Of Tuesday on
doubtful voters in Washington Is most slutary,
- they are coming od the fence to the Grant
side In largo numbers.
Tho Washington correspondent Of tho New
York Times says prominent Government OH
cRi, who has just returned from New Orleans,
and who has heretofore acted with the Demo
cratic party, reports that the condition Of Affair."
In that section Is daily growing worse, and that
Republicans, whether native or ''oarptt-bag-
gers" are compelled to leave. They arc pro-
scribed not only in social and political matters,
but In business Affairs, and are refused the priv
ilegc Of renewing leases Of business stands
which they have occupied since the close Of the
war.
Advioes from Louisiana declare that nothing
but the orders Of Secretary Scbo6eid, and the
disposition made Of troops q = consequence
thereof, has saved New Orleans and the lower
parishes from repetition during the past two
weeks Of moro fearful massacre than that
-
which rendered the Crescent City Infamous
during the summer Of 1855. .t
Tho Republican and Democratic versions Of
the butchery at 0pelousas, Louisiana, have bean
publishsd, and taking The account Of The former.
the sifAir appears 10 have been much more stro-
esous than the original reports indicated. An
editor, Il seems, had spoken % . display ofrsS-
q spirit At political meeting. By way Of
showing that there vas no rsbd splrit, thsy
oowhidsd him. Tia negroes sathssd to pro-
tsot him. and be, trusting 10 The laws for pro-
tsstiaa. sshsd Ten TO disps,a he rsbs's
In tick posssion d TIE town, ssnt sround
thslr patrols, disarnsd tAs negroes. and thsnos-
forward had Aiags al tbsir own way. fhs
RID account says "it = estimated that OVER
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Crsmps and pains 10 the stomach, are the iesslt
Of imperfect indigestion, and may BE- inmedirtsY
msne" Atsa-spoenfui iu . little swsstsnsd water
10 . doss.
Heavy oats are good for hoSes, nens VIII 6suy
that bat oats cant mako . horsst eoat look
smooth and glossy when he u out Of condition.
this when all else hils
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Judge Pierrepont and Il. r. ste'cart.
The following letters win be read with inter
est by business men and others -
100 Firm Avsxy., Nsw YoRk,}

St W Uuslneo5 Wcu anu OtucIu ~
100 FIyrH Avssus, NEw YoRK,l
Saturday Evening, Oct 10, 1863,
To <i,randsr r. Stsrarf, esq, Chairman Of hs Grant
My DEAN sIa.ERhen Fr.ni p. Blair. who had
Was nominated In Tammsny Hall with suoh shouts
Just amer that ave ~ ,n
laws Of Congress, and when four reb generals
my attention - war democrat was arrested by
carefully noted the expression OF southern Jour.
nails, and the speeches Of southern fron
Wade Hamptons. on hts return 70 Charleston, TO
the recent manifesto o. D. H. Hill and ma ina sass
I'd election OF Seymour and Blair % aoomplete
vndication OF the rebellion, and ~ certain TO res
tore the South 70 every right which she bad before
the war, Including sthe trsnpllns Into Dust ~
fourteenth amendment 70 the Constitution, This
contest presents . we'll defined Issue between the
friends ana enemies Of our government.
does not wish The bells rs,urnrd 70 power, the
nations fAIth violated, its death repudiated, Us
name iishonored, Its prosperity destroyed, ~
patriots insulted and the "lost cause" restored,
In my judgement, tho election Of Seymour and
Blair Would, forthwith, confuse and parslyio our
business and reduce the value Of our property one
To aid In avsrtiug this calamity send you here
with twenty thousand dollars (2O,0O0), which give
10 DO used Ia the election OF Gen. Grant In !uch
manner as you and the committees with whom
you act may think best
And remain, yer truly yours, f.
EpwARD PrERREPoEr.
BRoApwAY AND CHAnBERs STREET,
New YoRK, Oct. ~, 1888.
To Hon. Ed,ra,ds Pisrrspest, Nee York City'.
My dear sir,-lt gives me great pleasure 70 KNOW
that You fully appreciate the consequences 70 al
bu iness men-lndeed, every one having an inter
est in the prosperity Of our country-that must 70
suit ffom The election ofGsn. Grant
The question 10 repre'ented to the people. wheth'
or they will aid In Cheating On Naturalization bent
upon trampling 10y atty Into the dust and eleyat;
Ing upon is ruins . power controlled BY rebel
chiefs, whose motto will b., the rebsliin vindiea.
ted,n With prostration 70 every branch ofindustiy
and business at the North, or whether We should
place In the executive mansion one emphatioally
or the people, who has nevsr acted but fom alu.s
sense Of duty " his country, and from whose ID.
miuistrstion We will have all the blessings that
can hov iron peace In every department OF our
government, Inspiring . condolences that osunot
but lead 70 prosperity and happinses q z nation,
and promisins for use fasurs aneqaaiisd In the
10 secure this result I sooept your generous
eontribution, and viii apply II 70 such proper uses
a. may tend to bring about . result 20 promis.
ieg with blsssingI 70 ~ ALL
sincerely your friend,
ALix T. STEWART.
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Bayard Taylor msdo good speech at I'm
ion League meeting OF Philadelphia, on wedncs.
day evening. Among other things, he said:

~ have been asked many questions during my late ab
In Europe when the ht whispers Of repudiaton
arising IRON the Democratic party reached the Old Void
Persons there who have purchascd our bonds Inquired Of
me, Il there truth In the rumori answered. Not We
could purchase Kingdom and pay fov u anerward was
also asked whether the Democratic leaders were really ~
dIshooest % report painted them. again answered no.
But when The other question came-iow thea, can they
take 10 their councils the late rebels. still reeking with the
blood Of loyal soden confess thatl could but hang my
head In shame All eyes upon The other side Of the great
water are turned upon In The cottages Of land
and Germany, to prove this interest," one frequently sees
portraits Of lincoln. Appau.e We yers Watched Win
the most Intense solicit uds. Russia and Brasil tolowed
our lead In emancipation (Appaause.l The vc.tmen Of
England have taken courage from our success ana nave ae
maDded he hight Of sunfsge, and they will get IT,
The lsrEe minds and liberal thinker Of Europe
Witnessed her struggles, saw how great vas our TRIAL,
and rjoIced with ~ In her victory believe that there
are great many hanging loosely 70 The democrats
PARTY AMI their connection with could be easily sever
3D. The young men OF The country who were educated 10
The war win not support Il, and win speedy come 10
reyIous end To the Old FOSSILS Of that persuasion have
Sohing 70 say Our suooess 10 sure In the words which
my friend schyiur cOlhx lche.n spoke % me sx day.
ago We win succeed, becaase cannot believe that God
has forgotten our country. lAppAuss"
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NO Hs-hrsm Z GnpAthck ". John c.
ny, :" nsPas to recover damages TOR
anu osaJ On pla'naf' by dsiendant
1870, 80, 1s. eeaendans vas school teacher
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p. 1.'u '" 0nAf'es W. mo-
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long prior 70 "ay o., io''' 'e'u''' ''f p'A'"
TIN. Damages *1oo'oo.
Eastman q Son, o. n. q D. Z. Hamilton
| Smith, John M. GOODWIN
No. 460-H. Fall VI. George 8. Trask. As
mmpst on an account for rent and food Yer
dict for plaintiff Damages. S21.68.
Jordan. Copeland.
No. 1S2-Eva Davis, admx., vs.. Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Action on policy
Of insurance. Defence, that plaintiffs intes-
tate had no insurablc interest In property in
mrcd. Case goes to full Court on report.
SIX. &B. F. Hamilton. Drew.
No. 566-Harriet E. Kimball. liblt '. Smith
Kimball. Libel for divorce. Cause, desertion.
Divorce decrecd.
Drew for plaintiff.
No. 2ss-Joseph Edwards Va. City Of Bidde-
sord. Plaintiff was upset on Pool road In Bid
dessrd. March. 1867. Defence, that highway
VA, not defective and the plaintiff received no
injuries. Verdict for the plaintiff. Damages,
sIobO
Cb;.ho,u. Smith. McKenney. City Solicitor.
M 6so- William Rraodop. l,blt. VI. Sar.h
Nd, 1,h., q, a,,or,. Cans. ds.srt;o,
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At the close ola oongratulary address al
Concord. on Wednesday evening Gov. Harri.
man beautifully remarked,

Young Democah In conclusion, let me advise you, let
nlling and sinking. (Cheen) Do not sink with t. I
appeal 10 you for ysur sakes not or our you cannot
Afford TO be os you have ambitionj you desire future;
10 your hearts calling you orepeuanoe from Vermont and
from Maioe-ffom hnnayivanla and Ohio and Indiana
Trsmendous appAuse,) Do not scorn the entreaUi do
mot treasure up wrath against tho day Of wrath, but soe
Ing you are encompassed about with great cloud o.
Witnessed lay aside the sin which doth easily bese yeu,
and with patience and bodness and with Ill your might
20 for Grant and Colhx-Union and LIberty-Prosess
and Peace (Enthuslastic applause whatsoevr things
are true whatsoever things honest whatsoever hlns
JUST there be any virtue and n there b any praise
think these things oud and long continued applause
and cheers mingled with musc)
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To Holders Of Government Bonds.
AND orHER
SECURITIES AND vALUABLES.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS,
40 STATE ST., BOSTON.

side their vaults At rates NOM $40 70 Sico per sn-
mum. They also o(sr IN receive, on special dsPes-
II, ~ Dsiees, securities OF pefsons living In The
country or travelling abroad, onieer OF the Army
and Navy, Masters Of vessels, and othsrs. CIreu-
lars, contaning full particularly forwarded on ap-
plcation to HkNBY LEE, hanAGsr.
Boston, March I, 1868. sp.no.IyIl
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
the REPUBLIC TRIUMPHS /!
Tho Presidential Election Settled.
Iowa, not heard from.
Ihe CSppeSAeads .
GIVE UP THE ELECTION OF SEYMOUR
AND BLAIR
SOUTHERN REBELS rHuNpERsrRUCK

"iiev srs Ne Mighty hi,.s.
AnA ~ ths p-erss hand, Lss " The proui.
Ard snk.n ~ ~ weapons u ths poor-
rhs b,aeksallhS ha.sw sod IL woohaaa's axc.
rAsir sals b soli and 10 that thsy vese rich
Ard rssssd IN poss (, snA BE- TIA, uey were s,ress
And srosrssd III veak ani NJ th>l they made las
Whkh tsrssd In sweat q hb<'s bros 70 psooi-
ro thsss. thsh sm, he radon essas them out
No. tAinss soos " p~.s-
Bacnuss O1ud N i,s6 70
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.N'e,u Advertisements.
Bare Chance for Q Bargain.

TINE undersigned, owing % decline Of ye.n
and health, offers his stock In trade for sale On
liberal terms, consisting Of guns rides, gun mate.
rial, sporting goods, n,h.tsekle, hell fixtures,
locks. and large variety Of keys. hey blanks,
and patterns for key casting &C.. 40 Also Tools
for doing most all kinds Of jobbing.
II. II. McKENNEY,
Dun and Lock Smith, snd Bell Hanger. No. lG6
Main g., BIddeford, Ne. 6Wtl.
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1 The system Of letting asss 10 . splssd,d
srsst cooySnisnss 70 many, aud is,.Sosl ~ Ssa-
ssr OF Ioss By are or thsh. TIE UNION sATB
DEPOSIT VAULTS, 20 state street, boston, have
lust added 800 additional ssfss 70 their number.
fuil p.rtieuisn may b learned Of The hs.sssr,
Henry Lea
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DtyTRfcT COURT OF TIE UNITED STITES.
DIsrRiCr OF MAiNR-fn the matter of nsuksa
IL s Cobb, BsnkrupI In BankYuptsy. THIS v
& .: ". ne: ssSs =: :, e. s.s ::
nay Be- dssrssd % Ssys : isii Si.sSsrSs mon ali
his dsbts, provAbls under the BankrupI Act, end
spos rssding nj pssitiss, u % Ordered By tse
: css s. 4, A :: = 3D. 4:
Court n Portland. IN ala District. q osieek 2
-. aad thas notice thereof BE- psblichsd 70 ~
Portland Advertiser and the Biddshrd uslca 40
., ss: "a /. 70 &. .ssy a.
ysstissf, AaA that all srsdite!s vhe navs ysevsd
their dshks and oshef psrscss 10 iesefese nay sp.
psss st Md tine asd plsse. aad ene- 49,
sAesA nd b grastsd. NE lsa pshlisSeoS 70
"a sssiisss. ,..,. WI WI rh ~ ILL.,.
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s,sss,s 's,AxpAap WIS DIrrsRs."-rhs undo
piabie sst thst thee Bittsrs are eompossd u the
main Of SpesrS purs vine snalyssd, and rseousn-
ded TO invslds and the nedlesi proiees,oo' ~ me
iuspIring confidence In the ppbfis, 10 the - oS
the Bittera" Sold BY DruExtsu.
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The Southern Opinion Is for war again, In
spite Of Wade Hampton's account Of the univer-
sal peace desires Of the South. Il rays: ''

We repeat In substance what have shown 10 the for
going remarks that this problem will have 70 be decided
By not decided ut the polls In November by the
eleetoI-of Seymour and Blair. Dao cheaper than
blood and elections better than batles But Grant be
chosen, and We do not mijudge him and his policy, then
hs disciplined cohorts fhs Sos NUT Do marsAaied
once more and the Issue win be, shalt white black
rule the SOUTH When that Issue IN the Last aryu-
ment, reposed In the musket muize and the bsyoucs
point, where win the poor negro be!
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
NoTrCE-

Received Of Triumph Engine Co. OF Biddefori.
Me-, ten dollars 10 redeem Rev John Stevens
pledge ut the Maine Western Yearly Meeting In
June last towards educating two children, now A.
tending school OF II. Ferry.
Portland, No, OFT {, 1868. q
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The following resolutions were recently pass
ed by the Democracy Of Madison Township,
Hancock Co. O.

Rssoiped That all such creatures Lincoln the ".
rant Stanton the traitor, Duer the womannsulter and
Thief are the elect OF the DEVIL and that there well he
day Joy Tor earthS children when The last Of the um-
vrate ofdemons shall DO clci TO his long account,
enjoy forever the birthstone hospitality Of the Prince Of
Radicals, who III place htm high In the halls Of perlt.
ion for carrying nut principles In this world promot-
Ing str earth, - he had once done In Heaven
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

TNHIS CERTIPIES that In consideration Of tho
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