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Marriages.

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A rANlc u WAL srnrrr.


riodical panics in Wall street which
swamped some Of the large firms
and many Of the smallfry, aud
caused a grand tumbling among stocks.
exceeding the devastation Of the "a.
nous Black Friday, The panic was
started by the suspension Of the firm Of
Jay Cooke a Co., which firm was sup
posed to be one Of the most substantial
ia the country and enjoyed the high
honor, during the war Of negotiating
the U. S, bonds, and more recently OF
placing the loans authorized by gov
eminent, a house having its headquar-
ters in Philadelphia, and branches in
all the principal cities in the Union,
and also in Europe.
The immediate cause Of their sus-
pension is supposed to have been
through their connection with the
Northern Pacific Railroad, they being
the financial agents Of the road, and
lending their credit to it to a large
amount. The government will lose no.
thing by their failure.
No sooner had their suspension be-
came known than the excitement in
Wall street commenced, and soon the
whole financial fabric, built up by gold
and stock gamblers, reeled and swayed
about like a ship in storm, In order
to prevent the whole from going to
the bottom the managers Of the
Stock Exchange closed the institution
like trap, and there can be no more
transactions until the storm blows
over.
The panic and ruin was confined
principally to the brokers and stock
and gold gamblers. The banks held
ont against the pressure with hardly
an exception, and the legitimate bust
ness Of the country will not suffer ex.
ccpt by the stringency in the money
market, caused by the unsettled state
OF stocks
TorcIieve this pressure the Secretary
Of the Treasury authorized the pur.
chase Of ten millions Of government
bonds, which placed considerable mo-
ney on the market and gave great re-
lief As long as the banks remain
sonud aud the credit Of the government
good. the general prosperity Of the
country at large cannot be greatly i'm.
pcdcd by the bulls aud bears Of Wall
street. However they control many
OF the railroad lines, aad their action
frequently causes loss to holders of
railroad and other bonds for the pur.
pose Of Investment, and has tendon.
cy TO destroy public confidence in rail-
roads aud railroad securities, both in
this country aud in Europe, where a
great many Of our railroad bonds are
purchased. In this particular they are
a nuisance Of the rankest kind, and If a
large-sized panic would Kill them all
it would be a great blessing to the
community, though some INNOCENT PEG.
pie might suffer
Al the time Of going to press the
public confidence has been partially
restored and the panic at an end. But
the dead aud wounded" show the
battle 70 have been one Of the severest
iu modera times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

"ihe national executive committee
Of the radical democratic party" has
thought il worth while to issue an al.
dress to the oranges Of the Patrons Of
Husbandry, wherein they declare that
the evils now suffered arise from the
responsibility Of representatives to
their constituents Let responsible
representation be the watchword" say
the national executive committo TO the
oranges, "and the radical democratic
party Offers its co-operationin securing
this reform
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AARON sHELDON's FsTAT.

state OF vermont Manchester District s4
At Probate Court held az Manchester, within
and for said District d Manchester, gu the 2]th
day OF August A. b., 1873
Present, Hon. e. y. Burton Judge
An Instrument M willing purpariuE To hg III
last will and testament Of Aaron sheldon iAta OF
Rupert, Ia said district, deceased, Was presented
for Probate.
Whoroupou ii WAS ordered that said iustru.
ment be- proven at a Probate Court 10 gee Ltld on
the 26th day Of sept, a D., 1873 that umice
thereof be given 10 al persons Interested, hy
publishing a eortihod copy ~ the record ~ saii
order three wcekg sHeCesslyuy IA tie dnuchpa,
ter JouPg4L, a newspaper printed 20 said Man
chester, previous 10 said time 81 hearnR.
true record
Attest, L0yELAND BfUNsON, Brgister.
A true copy Of record,
Affect, LoyELAND MUNsoN, Register.
IGlwx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

Here .s hack pay item which is
rather pleasant reading A Sir Fillmore
is one % tbe "old school" subscribers
af thc Kingston journal lie was
lbiriy.aUe years in arrears for bis pa.
per Last week hc called upon The
editors Of the Journal aud paid up
"t,tc IL man and, 'remaTkiug that be
might nol he around again very soon,
BE- paid bis subscription ten years ahead
sod another for bis mother for twelve
years ahead
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

lhe yellow foyer ~ making Esd
Aase 10 ere places 81 tbs south IL
shreveport La thcn hss heen .
rghngl mortality. and che disease Is
also prevalent 10 Mcmphis and some
wBlaens eals.ag much alarm. 1t
se Date iH ihe season that Sc will u0t
h likely 90 become general
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RnODA 4. CHAPIN,s EsTATE.

- state Of Vermont, Manchester District. ss
A. y Probate Count held a. Manchester. Wlthu,
and for said birliict " Mau,lt rter, un us Nth
day o. sept, 4. De- 1873.
Present Hon. 4. y Burton Judge.
The adaiuiptratut ~ the rHtRtt NJ itA1da .
Chaplin, lato 81 Dorset To- said District degeased.
proposes 10 reader lnal account ~ hls admin.
lstration uu said estate.
Wboleupo d was ordered that saId aeeoubt
be examined for ailuwHuea Of q Fr1bHfe Court. e.
be held GA The 3rl day u Uct9bof q. D.. 1873
aud that notice thereof be given u All pfrsJus
interested Wy Publishing certified copy % lhe
record II said order three Wutks sueegs-tsHly "a
.ho Maucho ster J0ugsAL, Angwspaper printed at
said Manchester previous to saia Time 81 heating
tftrH Record.
Attest. BOYELAND ACksON, Register.
true cops 81 Record,
Attest, LOFELAhD NCasON, Register
I54a
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COMMIssIONERs NOTICE.

- We, the Subscribers, being appointed BY
the Hon, tho Probate Court Tor the District ~
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, examined
and adjust the claims aud demands Of ali pofsona
against the Estate of
Russell Lawrence, late Of Arlington,
in said District deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited In Offset thereto, and sir
months from the 9th day Oh August, 1873 being
allowed 10y the said Court FOR that purpose, va
do, therefore, hereby give notice. inst We viii
attend 70 the bueiurss " our appointment AZ
27th day Of February, 1874 from one until four
O'Clock, 4. H., 90 said day.
Dated al Arlington, this 27h day of August.
4, H., 1873. HARMON CANFlELD,t g.r,
iB}W MEHhlFE BEbILEG,i WYNN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

lien. T. D. Cotton, Of Irasburgh, the
head pia" of the grangers IN Yer
mont, has been making a partial tour
81 the State, with a view to the estab.
lishment 0i more subordinate oranges.
Great efforts are being made to bring
the farmers into line, in nearly all the
states Whether it is a preparation
iol the grand campaign Of 1876 remains
70 be seen, but the chances are that the
movement will be practically defunct
before that time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

Ibe spiritual Convention a. Chicago
divided against Itself par. going with
Wo3luIl ana frteloye and part with
r.rt.Fm and tag good all institution
afwauagc Tho f5et.lgyc business. il
would seeu. cannot De lodged by the
snrtgai.sls laey must take ouo side
af fae ether FER t4a issuo is plainly aud
fesa.ulrlY presented
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

A TRrMPH ~ MEDicAr ARr Yes. a
triumph we call Il, when medicine can b.
30 "dIed up as 70 be pleasant 10 take
aud vet accomplish the object intended
Such medicine u Or. Piefge's Pnrgatiye
Pellets, samples 81 which tie writer pro-
cured aud tested IN Biz own family The
Pellets Glttle pills) sre about oue-fifih
the sire Of an ordinary pill, made u high
" concentrated root aud herbal extracts,
aud sugar-coaied. --FraakTort, Indiana,
Crescent. Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

Chicago has had another fire, burn
ing sixty-four buildings with loss Of
$500, 600 Tho fire started IN the hay
depot Of the Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy railroad on Newbury street
and the railroad crossing in the West
Division, aud burned IN a northeast d.
rection, passed diagonally across some
four blocks to point about one and a
half miles distant in a straight line from
the court house or the centre of the
business portion Of the city. The To-
cality whore It originated is built al,
most entirely Of wooden buildings.
mainly dwellings Of the smaller class
The locality Of the FIRE and direction Of
thc wind are nearly the same as those
of tho great fire two years since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25
pETIIION E0R nIYnRnE

state II Vermont bennington County. aa
ANNA II. NlLlNlE Petition lur Divorce
e. Bennington County Court
DAVID q. WltISlE December rtrm. 1854
HtfoEs, Anua II Whistle II H6uninFJuu ia
tNa County of Bennington. having hlal hpEpp
Ullsu with tat GicrA 10 8Wd Court or dfvars,s
from the hUuds ~ mAtfim0uy with naudr.
Wtsie, alleging that on tbt 2ad dav Of Jair.
D., 1861, che was lAwtuly married e. David 4.
Wlsie, by oneJs Hlhard, miuster ~ tho t.ir-
pei That she lived With said David q Wiitntp
unt the lst day OF September. 4. d 1858. ,,hru
std David 9, Mitscy, without any ja-t et4...
wifally dc crted the petitioner, aud has gYu
timed his dercrti0n ever sueo. Aud ulaApr
alleging that said David q Witsle has Afpu
guilty " iuta'erahle frYHnty towards tH0 U..
uuontf, aud has been guilty ~ ths CRIME u
adultery with certain persons ~ thu pttHis4ar
unknown. That rhU mas tosllcd 81 BENNINGTON
Aforesaid for seven yeats last past And prat trg
thatthe bonds 81 matrimony hutNaon dpt and
the said David q. Niitsc may be dissolved anl "a
bin o. divorce granted to her and the custody
OF Edward ID, NtltNle boy uf eight years VI
age and the ohspring of said marriage, MAJ BE-
doereed to her during bis minority And
Whereas, II appearing that sAid David e. VIII.
sie is without this state, no that process cauuot
be served upon him, u il ordered that said
David G. Niltse be notified 10 appear before ne
County Court next to be holden bennington
on the fret Tuesday Of December A. D. 1878.
aud make answer To said petition, three wugkA
successfully IN the Manchester JeuLNAIs ptiHtod
A. Manchester, iu eaid County, the last 81 Which
publications. 20 DO Rt least six weeks previous 10
the said fret Tuesday OF December
Given under my hand this 2lnd day Of Soptems
Der A. D., 1873
JOHN V, HALL, Clerk,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

The value Of the farms aud farm i'm
plcments OF New York is more than
$1,000 000, 00o, half Of the national
debt Ohio comes next, with nearly
:, 100 100000 Pennsylvania follows
close with more than 81 900, 00O, 600
Illinois presses hard with $3.50 600,
600 The annual value Of their farm
products stands thus New York has
$3.50 0oo o0Ji Illinois, with its great
wheat aud corn crops. reaches $2lO,.
600 Boo3 0hiD has si9s. 900 ,O6o !;
Pcnusy wanna show. SlS4 con geo The
last census further pro,es that of an
the ,nalo inhabitants OF New York who
follow any sort Of occupation, nearly
oae-third are engaged ID farming aud
thai, With the exception Of Ohio, more
men are engaged IN agriculture in New
York than IN any other State
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

NOTICE. Whereas my wife Alkaline
~ Meafs, has loft my bee and board without
Just cause or pr0yooatlun on my part this Ia 10
warn allpersons from haboiing on trusting hor
on my account, As ! shall pay no debts ~ hor
contracting after this date,
THOMAS MEARs,
Manchester sept. H. 1873 l7lVs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

PURE CIDER We will be ready
TO receive Apples At Tussley Brothers
Cider Mil, about the Goth u September. Pure
cider warranted.
WIN J., TOWsLEY a BROTHER
Dorset, Vt, Sept. 10, 1873. l73w.
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A SSIGNEEtS SALE

ily virtue ~ INV authority a. Assignee ip
Bankruptcy Of = Wright a t8 Esnkrupts. /
shall sCllai fahllr Aurtiuu ia she '4heB go ipf
Tor cash al tbe Interested solomon Wrrh and
LoN q, Tanner IA the factory pfup.Ity aatuf
privilege aud macht8ory lately asuol a8d auoF
attd by thv afm Of 3, Wright Is ta, Al rAaaaI
Vermont, together N3tl ans and sli other prop.
upts, 90 90 either ui thpm individually. Which
sale Nli Dc made 0H The pttmisaa al reNuet. un
The ia,h dfy " October beat IN teit uelaek la
The iurpuuuB.
n. W POTTER, Assignee.
roWpN, September 2a. 1873 lsgu
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THURSDAY sErT 1878
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
80 EErEAcT. I.EclII,,
AVOID ovEcHs k"o i."PoSI-H'
No Oharro IL Advise sni {, nsglia ..cI.

Dr IN mar Grudu' trufIF ." ~
Col .. Philadelphia. Suiisr 'f wen Na.'ri
wor.s, 90 tr consulted al 81 70 't ~
sexual r ri.a.y Urgahr, (whlcd q .e'
an r,peri r'udyl, thSr ! NAL -
,natt,r it,n what ,ause usi.'inati ','r - / Do
long rtnndinr. A Ir4V,icc e ~ ga t-h'h
hiai ~ treat d.scasts with sHccrsr. Cures IN
nut,tG. Char.r Icas'uallc. Tlus' a. 81.
tancc ran f4rv' ! litter frscril.ii's iy"pioho
and enclosing camp To prepay pusIarc,
Send for the 'i"nfs T., Iis@fh, Price J. cents.
DlUTT, ". H., Physician and surgeon
lO4 Duane ST.. New IorE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
EoR SALE

Il
| CORNs.-Just fancy for a moment a rot with ~
perfect organization, designed by the Creator To
/ be of use 10 man, aud crOwed into boot or shoe
about twO-thrds the sac required 10 give fo m iol
the working q. the joints, muscles, &C. OF this
wonderful structure. Aud tnen nsider u " u
auy wonder that uinc-tenths or the adult popula-
ton and one-half the children are troubled with
corns, hunions, tad nails. and other pedal aliict
tions all Of which artificial aud unnecessary.
DIR. J. BRIGGS ALLEVIATOR and CURATIVE
will surely Danish them, and proper lifting boot
will preyeut their return. sold by A. L, CteaV
laad. Hyde Park; Gates Bros. stowe, and dealeu
In medicine
Dr. BRIGGs' THROAT AND LUXE HEALER, Ia
composed OF Canda Balsam, Extract Of TamAraes
and ct or Balsams, and Gums, Roots, Plants, &e.,
when are combined m the most scientific aud har
monious manner. ID is pleasant and mere agreea-
bic to tok lhsn any othes In nse. Old people like
IL aud babies cry for H. sid by A. o. Gates, Nor
risyille, and NJ. J. Leach Wolcott.
BRIGGT' ALLEvANTAR 81 900 reward will he
paid for case Of Catarrh, Headache Neurag ia,
phch caunot be cured with slcasant, agreeable
and neyer-faiIing remedy, II used according 90 di
reoiens II IL q new combination of the most reli-
able ingredien sknown for subduing the yuriuns
diseases for which IL is recommended. Spld by l..
l.. Udall, No. wolcOtt and A. Robbins, No. Hyde
Park.
PiLEs. Are you discouraged by reheated fat
ures TO obtain azure for this dressing dacase, II
so, chreT ups allow that depressed and saddcned
heart 10 leap with joy the terrors CT internal
bleeding, external and itchiu5 piles ny before lhe
invi rcihle and wositiye result OF BRIGGS PILE
REMEDIES. Sold by J. H. Croker, No. Hyde
Park, and Martin Shattack, Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
Ll.n d Han-.an9s, Esiais.


So. ~ Vermont. I.amliiie District, -. IN re
lsis Coart. hsli a. gohnron. Co the -tih das
Il March. A. i. le9- -. =,
= q ghahuick. AauiiuisafAttfef the tflA.. =.
ri. al Harassund late "a NeicQit - - 81. -
ed aak 80 appilcaiiuu O. 40 t.att - - -
- III an "a tiis raj estate e sAid drrrNst1 "
- IN the rial estate in aid aisifici = :
- the estate 81 nd dccfafta, tAes y nc 49, :.
FIeht Il dauer thrrcin, iuci uding ne
Al dover rrVrcsfutlnE that 80 s-s -
,aIf H. lrusfciai O. the heirs faie estate -
All tefsIns Interested therein. al the helts 10
IA IL this Staic cuuscutlrg thcfttg - si.sl
Wherruf.un. 10 IL ordcfcd ~ aid toatt th@t -
49, r1,r urslrr clusidrTation and y y 40
- he md day u MAY. A.n. la, Al ne
0iEcr in Jhn-sni aud, 70 further urdsf.as ia ~
t.-r-sns interested b. uotiaed hefeei. ~ fa.,es
Ion This Application and order thereon, three
wrrts sucocs.ire IN the Lamuilie Newsletter
printed al Hyde PARA, befFc aid tme 81 heAflnf
that they may aplseai ~ sala ll.ae anu Ps-ss'
Ell Attest N. o HEATH Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

ENFARA OF 80 ACRES FOR SALE.
- contains fair barns. corn barn and
house, best of cold springs 500 maple trees,
raise 200 bushels apples, 40 acres in wood
and timber at 80 cords 10 the acre would be
1000 ids, which at 8 per cord would amount
to $4,000, land after timber is,off at $4,000; the
whole estimated to amount to $4,000.
As amin earnest to sell in hurry, | will
receive bids and whoever bids the highest be-
tween ZOO to s 5000 shall have the place.
You can call here and bid or send by mail.
Now be lively or you loose a bargain. Will wait
ten years for most of the pay.
HEMAN A. HEATH.
johnson, Mar. 9th, 1873.
Also for sale, 81 acres of pasture and wood
land adjoining the above, and all farming tools
and household furniture Iem3s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

As or Remover in many cases
requires too long n time, and too
much care, 10 restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and ctfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured Wy n. P. WALL & CO.,
NAS"t~h, - II.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

xo.uR,,,ox
(which is In The State Nv Mas,ychoosits).
Nh, -, - - 80 -.
ia' O,' s,n.a.. -, :.
INC 'a~' 80, :.
a., - -. a.,
kO''s "" -. - q;
a"e ,: -, :,
o -. I,
v,-L;.-,.
-, g., So,
- ,L.,I. honlI 6n,
II . ...on,, in :.
,L.
- IL. GOOD ala ,l,x,uv Roo
- L,Iw, d;.,n0o;n,od The Re
1,.,..,... 80 ,ov oor ,e,l
P.,;;.,.t o,,,m;,,;.s and such
NJ. a., -. -, r,,;n, in Loodo,
,'I,e.a H. an ,G,,e IN,
-, -. L.. uo,d howl .l,r;n,
- IL whon Crcd;, Mobile,
.I,.-,.,, ,ho ,.o,ls y.ll.d :,
-. ..t.;.'' 90, go, dead Had il
~ .. - $500,
I,u n. aoor and .wors tia, No
-, wi,, ,L, nr,scu,
ao.dr -, s.on,c1 IN,
-, II. 40 n. corn.,s, sod
- .,...c.,i. .nd ,hoso vus then
-, sDd r.,dy IN IN.
-, - g.. h,r;.l
7, ~, rnDr,.c.1e,,,d proeeediu.
7. A.. IA ,;m..;ra D,mocr,, devoted to
Cd. Sloo,s and ,ompcrarcc had bin
;.....,,. loa h, ,,o,,;n sk,.mer 10 10.
,ro s,oct in a Credit Mobilcr the skcem.
..r carrying the stock M The dividends
hood nav far !, and so op-ani charges
had hi, hro, ,c,p him. wa, wool hey hap.
nsr.dq lie woull bey rix, aud putin
.,,mIv 10 his Sunday Skools and temper.
-. mood hsv ;Da;snonilv ,sled;f n life
a,v.,oa n S,rlax SHOALS and Re mperapce
L,i m tho ,,.ro ,ssor,;,,,
,,o,,;, stoo,sr ubo had mn, Devoted
~, nc, N Sunday Skools and ,emneranee ?
.,a tho no,,ocr,tic House wood hey 70.
Observation-Disclosures o ,oc,-
a.h .,hor wo,,5 b.v, ,r;n,.d
ali, ., draw tho s;v;n,r1s on nh. ,,ock
.h;oh hs ho,a
Jbod , cur;os;,v 70 GOO how ,bc consist
oo.,,. rv tho ore., An.. wood r.ce;xe
him and hod IN onnor,un;,v 10 or,t;fv
,h., o,r;so;,v Mr Ames se;os,oa 10 me
Ishooa co and bs sl;,ned .xb;no
into INV hand fall into b;s fran tho
A.. ,..;a Colr.x All .,d so5 7
,would 90
.Ef NM o,l. ;,s;s, IN u;x - a
,ro..n.h,n ,.... :, !, tho, :, . snoo,.,
,o,. hou oon.orv.,orv which :,
,ho ,,h xo,r vhJa - soo or ,hsr .,+
,aovors 10 d.coro,e the tabl..-bnt emf
.Snoooha, w;I, ho ,o.ossorx and 40. ,,s,
~ o h,,, .,o ,h., 80, .o,,o, MAJ. ,,h,
ill do !, .no,,o,so,.lv Woro b,,a
man I GOOD m,to :, uncomfortable for .hg
boros, free,,e, !, Nortb E,s,o, wbo shsod
rof,,so % .ho.r .. tho , tina h,, +
7 Nil, .,, mo moro H. e,m;I,, doo,o,
uakss , GOOD s,ooob and tho s.boo, ,o,oL
,bsd IN ida, M wr;,;n , noor, ~ wh,oh =
-. ., h. ,ro,., ~;,h i.,u,o ..a r..
,..s ao bomo,e 70 MO And aoss;h,v 10
mite hov :, aaoo 10 rood -. 80, .o.o,A,
-bu, nv course it MIN, for mo - cav
Nv factory w,,, ,.r, ,u, x,r,nr 49, oo,.ao
Rut 70 nod r;.;, Nor,h E,s;osr
did 80 Mr. Amss has e,c,,r-v inf
North E,s,op vh;..b n,lcs sb,vc,x ,,,hs
nbv.ic;au aeetors sick ..o,ol u.L..s .,..d
;ns;s,. o, h,;,r;,o into ,h,, ~o,,;, Az. $50
shovo, ma, H.. a . n
moods To .havsI .a..rs. H., ,o,,har
,aeacbes .vo.,,, shor.Lm.lo a.. .Ao.
,maler. and ts;Lor labor tor sho,aIu.tors
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