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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
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FORMERLY OF JAMS LOCK HOSPITAL
a. New Uriesne. La, (establ!ehed in 1850 and Tot
cessful Specialist Of the age In The treatment Of all
uMeMce OF private Ratufe-can DO e3nndensiAlly
eensulteo ~ hs ONCE and rooms - RANp0lr1 efsaDs
coAS.h OF UkassoAN 0rBaBr, Or ofAlns, upon the
slestment o. Chronic, 1ercurial. Syphilitc. Blood
and skin Dseasee, and eli Disorders Of Contagious
Vensrea Cnafecter-wAich be curs vithcut the ~
but with his NEsTlALxss positive eurs ioi al hu.
ORGANIC wIxSsss, suehs ss.iaa week.
neses Noctnfal and Durual Emissions. brought By
sIcss o. the osgsn esrly indescfeton sxeeesss.
preston dt1ns.so f vision, ssdeftsn iimes insane
y, WIN z depaorable train Of other syupeone-
Iestsd sno RADICALLY cured BY an inlAllable neehod,
cavng time AND expense. Al diseases peculiar 70
ga sssa,s o. private saas' raecs',
Old diseases Of the most horrible cias, whsss IT,
0iood mas become poisoned-prodacing blotches On
tne lace emal watery bsterp-rains IN the head and
eones-uicerAsed throat and nose, eeres the limbs
ana pooy: crofula-together with an eEdless num-
per OF sunernge-enectualiy and permanently cured.
country oy professors Of medical colleges, snd By
tne meoicai profession generally. Those ah1icted
en0uid spply TO him and be cured ae once.
Ds JAMS can be consulted, Considerably, By let
tes. BOX ess. Chicago. H.. eneloslne stamp fof
doiph street, corner Of Dearborn street. nom 4.
= tosr T. Ten separate rcome, ana psivate en-
trance and exits. go that patients never come 4.
contact with each other. Everything pfivats nd
conndential.
Just published. BY Or. Janice. two ps.palsss, =
0s1nAsounnnA and 0Yys1ss, and bee4 esat =
Csas, - Shsss ~ poseAss seaopsi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND EsASSETT.

JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER, MASS,
Manufacture Wooden NaehiIer, OF superior Quality,
combining all the valuable Improvements In this
cosa'ry, and many from Europe, and in style and
finish not surpassed BY any. We continue 10 bald
Carding Machines, vi Iron or Word FIR mes Pat
ent Spinn ing Jacks. Yarn Tw1tcrs, with any NUN
Der OF pindles desired, with Single Double CYL
inders, from entirely new and much n proved pat
terms YARN Spoolere and Dressing Machinery.
All kiCdr OF Cloth Finishing Machi cry, Including
sheArs, broad aud narrow; Gigs, donble and Single
acting: dOuhle &C ing Brushing Machines. Pulling
Mills, Wseh Mile, TA'snt Cloth Dryers, Hydrosl attic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet Re.
terrcham and Whitley fush, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines, etc. Wool Pickers Busters.
Wflowers, Patent Hydro Extractors. OF new and
improved plan; Wool Dryers Band Machines. Bob
bin Wndcrs, Card Grinders, Turning Re,ts, Plate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery Castings Mil Dear
Ing, Hangers. Pulleys and ShaftiDg, etc.
Our machines are In nbstsn'isl ard superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames VIII be
furnished ct low price when called for. and
raned 10 be equal In every respect TO any machines
fnade In the United States
In addition to the above named machines OF our
own MAKE, we are prepared 20 furnish Crompton's
Looms Parke & Woo-on's Shears. Steel Ring Bar
Machines snd Bur Pckers. Gard Clothing, and man
ufacurers findings generally. at makers owest price
and can furnish our customers with machinery for
Wooen Mills complete it'll promptncss, and AZ as
favorable prices nnv other builders
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
s.ae Works IKE q Char~.

ssat WoPkN like . CA0Pm.ss
Have you Headache! Use 6snnie's magic OIL !!
Have you Toothsehe. Use Renns's Magic OIL !
Have you Neuralgia Use Renne's Magic OIL !!
Rave you Pheum atlsm, Use Renne'e Magic Oil |.
Have yoa Sore Throst! Use RenAss Magic on I
Have You sciat,ca! Use Reunss Magic OIL !.
Have you Brrses lss keuneo ueRie Oil !
II ave you Cramps Zee Renne's 4aSt OIL !!
Have you Cholers Morous! Zee Rennes y agie OIL !!
Have you Lamene.s' Use Rennes Magic OIL |!
This 10 the best Family Remedy. 10 cure oil!
kinds Of Pals, you ever tried.
It 10 Clean safe ant delicious to nee, and II you
use II hithfully, /, VII do you good
Directions on saca bottle Buyit Of the Drug
sis, or Merchant where ynu trade. II they have
not got It on hand u y w :end n II. st your r.
evset. ana cell vou the Oenains Rsnus's Pstn-Kil-
Ing Hagic on, at TIE manufacturers lowest price
WIN. Renne. Sole Proprietor and Maaufae-
turer. PtrruJsiD, Mass.
W,s,ld by Drursists. Merchants ana 0rocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
BATcHELoR's BAR DYE.

go - 49, a. -
This splsndd Hair Dye 70 the best in the wcrld !:
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. rslisble,
instantsnseus: no disappointoent; no ridiculous
tlnts remedies the III effects oebsd dyss: inveorates
and leaves the Hair s0 and tifu baek OF brown
Sold BY all Druggists and Psrfsm ~: sad properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No 10 Bend st..
New YORK. apr2s d&wly
Pure Blood. Muddy Wator.
Pure blood nay be compared to to pure water, an
impure blood 10 muddy water. II you pass muddy
water tirsuch muslin you soit cover with thick
mud blood passes through all parts Of the body !:
good and pure ncurishes and eleanses the parts
It goes through. Ifimpure Il leaves more or lees Of
dirt behind it, Bs,SpRsTns Puts are the medicine
wanted, became they arc made on puri osc TO take
dirty humors out Of the body. aud they never fail.
These pill. ecrafula. Of forty years stand
ing they have cared cases OF rhsum atism when
the pat cut had walked Tor four years: OF paral
yss where the legs had lost their power OF move
mint for seventeen years. The evidence In these
cases cannot be dis putsd. ie there a town IN the
world whdre snch evidence exists not. II Brand
reths pills have been much used there We know
thst such evidence can be found
But be sure and zee upon each boz nv name 10 the
Govern menf stsmy In white lstters.
= RsAspaErs Brandreth House, New York. Sold
BY all Drugssfs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

A MISERABLE LIFE
10 that Of the dyspepue. Why su6er when Robaek's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pulls viii surely cure youi
They can be abtained Of any druegiet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

IN =. Y. Flen,,ning. Telegraph !.
1 = .sss;,..1s: .s.s Meclk lsl9eA 9:as
9UIkk. Sole Proprietors, So Louis, No. Bold B,
ofog2isss and medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
EVERY SATURDAY, nud
Every ADTERNATE TIEADA Y

FROM Pier -, North River
RATES or PASSAGE
byihr Mail Steamer sailing every Saturday.
SIN, rayeoie n Gold. Payable IN Currency.
W nnunaoh....i" 10 London. ..... ~
Farsage BY tho Tucrdsy Steamers, via Hniifsr
First Cabin. SEQ, Gold ;sieerssc, so. payable /
currency.
Rates OF pafsaga from New York to Halifax
First Cabin, $50 Storage, $40, pay bio IN Gold
Passengers also forwarded 10 hsvre, Hamburg,
Bremen, &c at moderate rates
Steerngc Passage nom Liverpool or Queenstown,
Tickets can be bought here by person. sending
for their friends
For further Information spp,y Al the Company .
OA1ce. JOnN g. DALE Agent
feblt-dlv Is Roadway N r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
He TIRES MOST IMPORTANT PERIODS
or LIFE
HOssETTERs BIT Frs

Nay BE- conseientiouslv recommended % the
most harmless and effective q oil tones.
= The fourth period. embracing the maturity o.
NJ whom the powers Of body and mind in both
- ought to Be In full vigor. also has it,
v eal difficulties. 1t i during this state that
y male u suqject to most Of tho Aaa rassing
2 ents peculiar - her ergasllatisa: 80 nu.
Foss and distressing are these complaiuts.
y the patience with which they are borne,
1ghils 1t sxsites the wonder, demands the ear
nest sympathy, Of the less afflicted beings who
style themselves par excellence the chords Of
trsation." In fortatuds IL must be admitted
that the '9srds'' are by no means equal TO the
's1adies."
Ito the latter IL 10 important TO. know that in
The troubles which precnde asd follow maturity
the BlTTBRS
Are excellent, both - bodily and mental ia.
vigeraut. They will b. found capital means
Of sustaining the female physique under the
heavy drains made upon Il ss shs mcst intsrss-
ting and perileus periods Of married life.
The fifth stage u that il which all the fanc-
tions decay and the frame gradually bends un-
der The weight Of years. During this perioa'
too. woman suffer much more than the stronger
sex. IN passing The Linz which divides maturi-
J from the decline Of life. thee haue 70 enceua-
tsr more difficulties and dangers Thea Cesar
dreamsd Of when hs crossed The Rubieon. De-
preston and gloom bordering on issaaity, to-
gsthsr .wisk innumsrabls physical Disturbances,
are aaosg The pains and penalties they some
times have to endure ct the second % we'll % q
the first crisis Of their lives. A soothing
and bslsamic remedy for their Affections ct such
Are prescribed BY many smiasnt pbysieians.-
The stimulating qualities Of the peeparatios are
rostf Infused into il. that Il may b taken with
cut appeehsneten even DO thuss who ere an
pleasantly affected By the srdinsrg exsitsnts.
Prepared and oeld By
=HOS1ATT4neAo8hITH.
Pittbsseb. Ps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
THE
i NATIONAL TRUST 60.
Ofths ci , Of New York, No. sss Broadway.
Capital. ONE MILLION DOLLARO
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

Darius r. Aangarn. President. Jamss Merrill. Bee.
fetarZ. Receives Depoeits and allows FOUR PER
CkNT. INTEREST on ell daily Balsnses. so}eet e
Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for oi1
Months. or more. NAV be made At ave per cent.
The Capital ofONE MILLION DOLLARS 10 divided
among over 500 shsreholdere. comprising many gen.
tlemen ofargs wealth and fnaucl Al experiences. who
are also personally liable to depositofs for all ab
cations ofthe Company to double the amount Of
their capital stock AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO. receives deposits in large or email amounts,
and permits them 10 be drawn - a whole or 10 part
BY CHEEK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE.
allowing Interest oil daily balanece, parties
throughout the country can keep accounts In this
Institution With special advantages Of seeurity con-
vcniencs and prnft je79 d&wom
Dr. vspau's Pills cure female Week.-Mrs. e and Ill
other female complaints. Sold 81 all Drug Stores.
AEariy Marriages.-Dr. Franklin sdvoca-
TED Early Marriages. kssays for Young Men. on
tefe and other ssbieets. beng GUIDE TO MAR
RAGE and Conjugal Felicity. BY osns slsst Phlsi-
slams. sent BY mail IN sealed letter developer, ee
OF charge: Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Dox r, Philadspha. Pa. mavie-d&wSA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

There is scarcely any difference of opinion
among regular physicians As regards the treat
mcnt Of chronic diarrhea. Most OF them hav e
serstofcre recommended Tablespoonful or tee.
spoonful Of brandy to 70 given several times .
day rhey ono and all admit that astris gents
and tonics are required. This being admitted
tho main thing is to give the best tonic and a.
tringent that can be produced and THAT has
been proved by experience, and under the best
chemical tests. 70 b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
BIrrHRS

Are prescribed BY many sminsnt physicians. -
ihe astonishing qualities Of the prsparasios are
restf isfussd into il. thas II nay b taken with.
pleasantly eaeeted By the erdinere exeitsnts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
OINTMENT.

eos Arch Street. Philadelphia
Fuller. Lord = Smith. Durnhaas { Ven SchAsck J
b Reed Co., Smith, CutleF . Co.. Dsituseh
Block D o.. and tAroaghoat The country b. 81
DrugGists. feASdly
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among the branches, " black bear turned
out Of the path, afraid Of the human form.
bus no human being did she ever meet.
and long before human voices had cease
~ call hsi name.
Was she alone on the earth. and was the
earth one vast wilderness without outlet.
without . clearing or ssttlsmsnti Had
God taken oil life but that Of the brutes,
and forgotten her, or ordained her to wan
der iorsver' Tramping, trsmping, with
her feet bleeding and cracking At frst. and
afterwards caIlouesd; naked, Or nearly 90,
knowing nothing Of time or place, she vas
fast becoming idiotic. When she vas hun
cry she sought Cor food. but the great idea
lingsriug in her mind was that Of psssipe
on. Since the luxurlancs Of sun mer had
filled the forest with ferns aud . new
growth OF bner and undsrbrush. there was
more trouble Of passing through. But she
had become quite accustomed to the rough
work, and the frenzy at last became a
steady, constant habit, almost the labor OF
life to her.
One day in October the inhabi,an.. Of
the village Of Chsrlsstown, N. IL, we're
started into the widest excitement. ~ see
ing nearly naked. emacia,ed woman. with
barr streaming upon her Shoulders, walk
With bswiIdered gaia along their street.
She tod them she was Robert Harris wife.
and she was lost.
Robert Harris wife, who disappeared
from the opposite eide Of the river in
Ap.'l.' exclaimed the villagers. "How
nsd she crossed the Connecticut Where
nso '6e been oil this time! But she told
1nenl that she had never crossed the Con.
nee"cn', and she had been lost in the
~ooos all this time. There wa NO lack of
hospitality; The wandsrer vas imm.d;.,c.
.'.u A"u led and cared for to the utmost.
t o1"'.e's went at once and brought her
uusoa",, ,or Tue story Of her bsreavemeu
WI A"c~U on The ClIsrlestowu side
:, sue ''ver. We Can only imagine the
mss.'"g ana what tears werc shed AZ ths
news OF the little forsaken er,vs r., ,hs
up.oo.ed tree. Is is said that lo,on. hsll.
o IonG N the village, and til. Moor
".'oa"' nv'ng skeleton, was nurs.d "a
peueo-esety body vieing With her n.ich.
oo' 20 isv.h every good thine upon h.,
onii her weakened mind received Is. TO-
again. Asshe constantly asserted .h. "a
never crossed the river, il is .unno,.d -.
wandered into Canada, and gslnc 80
we 'onect'cut ~ its source or r,,ss;
~ne,e II wHa brooklst, passed do.n nS
we Ns~ Hampshire side. Till she reached a
'oca,'on Jun opposite where she started
sue oeeaa to crow strone .o.;n
"., %'uu occurred constantly to the er,v.
IN the wilderness. She d..o,,h.s give
roundingsto her husband .na IS "' sur
- lock Tor u, but wi.hou, OUT
soon IS she was able ahe wen, GU. iii "a. as
husband and other friends to ,...eh " ne.
The bsby's grave was never found :; oas
thought very strange that shs, i. a, ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22

HOoIETIER . UITTEKS
the sufferer has this important desideratum. A
course of this genial corrective will eventually
cure every form Of constipation, ana remove
the heodachs, diasinsss, fevsrishness, nausea.
muddy -niudedness, BY which it 10 usually &C.
conpanied. Some persons who are BY consti
tutisn Of eonstipatsd habit may overcome the
difficulty and achieve perfect regularity By
using the BlTTERS daily in conformity with
the directions.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUA.
Bile LAND

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust sxrrn,sa.,.- =.
q, Trustee by r. II. Nickle. on The il,h a..
o. Arsil. lses' Ind recorded IL deed book q
pass 4l1 IN ihe Probate Clsrk ) Office Of Pan,
oia eoun'!' Mississippi, to secure the paynsr,
y cst'ain INNS Of money described in aid A.
OF trust will 90 Monday the 18th day az X
vsmher 1858 At the c~ourt-honse ddor a. 81
rsnoia soanly, within legal hours. offer sr
ale to the hishee, bidder fas e..h ~. am
'us asseriesd valuable resl es,.,es io.wils
me northeast quarter Of ssetiau al toxn-
.e'p nur . vest situated n Panel, -
e. I'se'ppt. The TUE . con,iasred perfect
'u' WI convey oaly AZ Trustee aforv,.id
"'''N n POWELL. Tru,srs
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CHANCERY NOTICE

The Stateo Of Mississippi, panola County. In
the Chanccry Court OF said county. At rules
before the Clerk Of said Court, At his Office in
the town Of Panola, In said county, on the 9th
day Of October, 1863.
Ira NJ hin vs.. Nancy Kcclin, ct al.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, Il appear
ing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the de-
fendants, Sarah Agee, and her husband, Daniel
Agec, are moi citizens Of The State Of Mississip-
pi, and reside beyond the limits thereof so that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon them; II Is therefore ordered by the
Court that the defendants, Sarah Agee and her
husband, Daniel Agee, do enter their appear
ance herein on or before the first day OF the
next term Of this Court, TO he holden at the
courthouse Of said county, in the town Of
Panoln, onthe 7th Monday after the 4th Mon .
day In September, 1868, then and there to plead.
answer or demur to-tbc complainant biil here.
in, or the allegations thereof win be taken for
confessed as 10 them. .t... "a.
II Ia further ordered by the Court that n eopy
of this order DO published In oThe Weekly
Pamela Star, u public newspaper printed and
published In the town Of Pamela, in said coun-
~, for four weeks suecessiyely.
ocl0-4t &c. HARRISON. Clerk
Snidcr 4 Barr, Solicitors.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Pamela county. In
The Circuit Court Of said county.
Hiram Sattcrhsld vs.. r. u. jones admins.
traitor of -. Moore, deceased. etal.
To Ann v Noerc and I. 3 Moor. heir, a,
law 81 said derCdent. Won irc hereby cited 10
be and appear IN aud hrfnrr aid Circuit Conn
at the cuurt hcusc thereof In the town of PA.
nola on the 'eveuih Monday amer the epurth
Monday in September. is6s, then and ,hcre 10
show causc, " any yun can. why a, certain
Judgment rvndercd In said CONT on The le,h
day If May Isle, wr the .um ~ ss.T Al In
t'or Of aid Hiram S-iisracld asnins, aid n
Necrv decsa'ei should no, be revived ag,Ie.i
the said Il y. Jones as administrator a. ,torc.
saii, and against YOU, the said Ann d and L
i. Moore. az heirs At law ators sald.
etM j.r HARRISON. CLERK.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue Of a deed Of trust dated December
9th, 1866, made by Andrew J, Todd, 10 me 70
secvre John Y. Middleton, guardian e,S. in NJ
payment Of two hundred and hiy dollar with
interest which deed Of trust Is recorded h III
Probate Clerks Office Of Paunla rDunty. uI..i..
sippi, In deed hook p. on page. lss ana ~ !
WI on Monday the 9th day q Novembef. 1893
WITHIN the usual hours Of public sales, in from,
" ,he courthouse door Of said county, prucrcd
and sell a, public auction to the highes, bidder
lSs oa.e' the east half Of the north we., quarter
o. section lend No, nine, township ten nnvs
ss west, except . acres conveyed to The Lnne
wreck Oh Side Prrsbyteriaa Church, o~oataIn.
ing q acres, more or less and In aid eonntv
%iof W.f wOOTTEN, Trustee
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi, Panola county. Ia
,he Circuit Court Of said county. Powell 4
Wall ". Felix G Mays.
Attachment issued the 10th day of Noyem.
her 1867, against the estate or The said dc.
lendant for the sum Of $500 returnable 10 N,
Cireuii Court Of said county. -
Notice !. hereby given q the said defendant
fslih q Mays that unless be appear before
sa'a court at The next term ihereof.to he holden
~ Tue conr'-house Of said county, IN the town
Of Pamela on the seventh Monday after tbs
loar'h Monday in September, ls6s and pjead
70 sad action Judgment will Ne entered irst
hlmi ana the dstate attached will be sold
JOHN c. HARRISON, CLERK.
Taylor 4 Pee,e, attorneys. I ae,o.H
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Oriode Gold Hunting Case
Watches.

W the best make, Patent movements. war.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of deed of trus, bearing date Of
january 25th, 1866, made by ]. u. Barry 10
me To secure John Y. Middleton, guardian etc.
In the payment Of the sum Of five hundred
dollars, with interest which deed of trus, Is
recorded IN deed book o, on page 2ss in the
Probate Clerks office Of Pamela county. Mis-.
sissippi, ! will on Monday November o. 1868,
In front If the courthouse door of said county
proceed and sell nj public %aucllon TO the high.
est bidder for cash, within the usual hours for
public sales, a fraction Of the east half of Sec
ton Of land No. 81, In township ?. Of range 6
west, In said county, containing l6l acres, more
or less: also, another block Of ground being A
fraction Of the same section aud containing fe
ty-one acres, more or less. Reference Is made
TO said deed Of trust for boundaries. shall
make title a. Trustee only.
oclO-4t W. P. wooTTEN, Trustee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-10-24
Sign n Me Mammoth Waich,

<rrA. Would state N The citizens Of
[TysA Pamela county that he Il pre-.
kEsk<<<Nzhapaf In every particular, TO
execute Az work 10 biz line IN neat, accurate
aud prompt manner An experience " fifteen
years ~ hrt-class WORK man IN the adjustment
Of The different aud most complicated escape
mcnis belonging 10 limc.keepcfs justify me In
the assertion that apprehend no fear Of fail.
Ing TO give entire satisfaction to MI who may
favor me with their patronage Watches and
Clocks THOROUGHLY REPAIRED aud war.
mnted TO run well twelve months.
ans-Cash paid for old Gold aud Silver.
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