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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
& ..,r.l AND OTHERWISE

rrrAL AND OTHERwisE'
omenting on an artical In re-
,o Of the SENTINEL, the Carson
bal has the following:
,s come to the ears of politicians
rson, also, that Governor Bradley
ondidate for second nomination
hands of his party. That nom
e. cannot be Obtained without
th;ng of bitter opposition. "The
hatI bubbles as the water has;'
i ,no democrats and Democrats;
no spirit of the bolter residet n not
IN IN thc ranks of the Republican
,S,ln tauWs faiHine mOn fcitur.
ro,rs of Office and the occasional
jroit exercise of the executive
ion nyo and con. quite naturally
ns nnposi,ion. There be those
shared with one who is gone the
;on that "Major Bradley is Il
P,"ss gentleman, sir" and who
Sost some of their unqualified adj
ton for our sturdy and hirsllte
prnor And so it goes in this
od and selfish world. AS to the
rni it avoids all entangling con-
rsics not rerlnane to the previous
tion-the question of Republican
and strength; and while it
lions the fact Of the exist
Of a family quarrel in TIE
ocratic family, it takes no part
Bin. 1t lodges between the
8. AS it were; gazes in armed ard
able neutrality from atar. and de-
es fratcrnal strife. Still, as Il pub
ournal. it devolves upcn lis to
note of facts, and shoot folly as
pS. As has been heretofore men,
n with regretfulness in these can-
columns, there are two sides to the
k,urc of politics whose foundations
aid in the Sunny South. One of
sides represents the blue-blOodS,
high toned chivalrous gentlemen
date back to PocahontaS on the
ernal side and the cavaliers of Nir-
on the paternal, and the other,
the less warmly attached to the
Cause. sprinying from the respect
but not ariStocratic middle class,
related more or less closely to
poor white" clement to which
dell Phillips, in his biting, critical
in 1862, assigned Abraham Lin
As bitter feeling as any of
e fac ions ever have is that with
BIZ the less aristocratic Southcrner
hts the assumption of superiority
)ne whose pedigree fails TO justify
ofine>s of dcnlearor. The
aristocracy, that which dates
to blood and birth, is
ected but nothing short OF the
bine article is to be tolerated. This
general, and not Il special allusion.
purSs. We take no sides. We are
(he success of Republican princi-
represented by Republican nomi-
pms over any ofthe>e tactiOnists of
theln origin and relationship. AS
icBeth AMI Mccoy, we cannot re-
them in any other light than as
worthy gcntlcmen-for Demo-
McB III is well worthy to lie
Pc of Fife or greater than Fife or
DOR. and the compliment is none
le>> deserved by our courtlv friend
Eoy. Bu' the inSuperable objection
hem Is their Democracy. Poll j.
they are in the bonds of iniQuity.
2 Senator Hazlett and Mr.. Requa,
flasp them in the loving embrace
common zone of Republicani>m
bld them each "God speed" while
lerlNe what comfort we can from an
ide OF observation, which, in truth,
llte as comfortable and advantage
|a place as one can have to over
the many incidents of the field.
would rather be reviled for our in
Flnn than be convicted of unc;ln-
We are on the fence.
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NOTICE.

kR,iEk n1k BRINnLE HEIFER, WITH
III FLANK, SLIT IN TII!,RlGLT
;rn u gong on three years old: has been
~ i i on my premises for some time. |
y 'hc owner 10 come and claim her and
Es property, or | shall claim her for
H., THOMAS REYNOLDS.
Diamo nd Valley
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Notice.

-. SrRvEYoR GENERALS OFFICE
mr. Virginia City, New, Feb. |, ISL
ll.t j. HEREBY GIVEN TUATTUE
|taI tIn Tn. "i me following named Townships
Suret eItVa"arued to the District Land Office
[l3VSVa' on or before March lst, IS7,:
~; g., NJ; ~ f.; I. Ii. y. r., 62 E.; r.
& W. T.; /. IL. \. L., Is f.; I. &, y.
b. S, x IL y IL @ f.; ~. \. r.. @
]. r. ~ r., +, ~ =, r.; 1; s. y. H., 81 f.; 7.
r.. of the Mount Diablo Meridian, '
L. >. DAVIS. L. s. Suryaror General.
fNlaw3w
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Caution.

h. rAhTlES ARE CAUTIONED
Il IshaanIt han Trusting my wife, Emily Argall,
naI ie't me, and | will not be RESPONSE
i, S,r 'cotS OF her contracting.
FREDERICK ARGALL,
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McNEX ORDERS

Drawn on all of the principal offices in the
| Mon, and certain TO be safe. and the expense
trifling. JOHN I. RAMSEY,
d2aEtt Postmaster.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

A DECIDED Success. -The system o!
premiums adopted BY Our Preside Friend
is decided success. The paper is thor
oughly established. and its premium plan
is now fully hen,i6ed With it. The
paper is now offering its Third Annual
Distribution Of premiums to subscribers,
and in addition to a share in this. each sub
scribsr receives an elegant framed Chrome
and the privilege Of the merchandise list.
We would call attention to their advertise
ment in another column. We should
think it would make . grand paying
agency for any one who would like EN-.
pioyment Of the kind. either for thei.
spase moments or their entire time. The
publishers. Messrs. Waters & Co., Chica.
60. will ssaa free and post paid . sample
copy. quar,er-shee.s and full particular.
Of the distribution and their new plans q
any one Of our readers wha viii send theil
address.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

FIFTY MnLoNs.-So many calls have
been made for What I Did With Ny
Fifty Millions" that I have decided t.
republish it. 1t will be.printed in the bes
style of the typographical art on dne tint
ed paper, and will make a handsome little
volume Of 1875 or 100 pages. The price
will be so cents copy.
l want my friends to help me. Tbi.
they can do by subscribing for one OF
more copies. Those who live in Rich.
mond can send or bring their subscription,
to the State Library. The best plan 70,
those at distance would be to form club.
Of ten. twenty or more and send their
names and postal order to me in Rich.
mond. All sums received will be prompt.
ly acknowledged aud the book sent a. soon
as printed, which I trust will be in q few
weeks.
l will be gratcfurfor any assistance rem.
dered me in this way. A copy Of EFF.
ty Millions" will be sent to every news.
paper in which l see this notice. Ad.
dress Gro. ". BAGBr, State Library
Richmond, Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

The first article in the Westminsser
RerieW for April. reprinted BY the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Company. is . re-
view Of Matthew Arnold's Literature
and Dogma" After brief analysis Of
the leading propositions. the writer en-
deavors to demonstrate the flaws in the
reasoning on which they are founded, and
comes to the conclusion that DR.. Arnold
has not succeeded in the task ct reeoncil-
ing Bible religion with the rejectioa OF
the supernatural. although admitting the
work to be - most ingenious and origi-
nal attempt to place religion on . scion
tiec basic" Art. H., Outdoor Pa
rish Relief" In Art. ILL.,, or attention
is called tn Darvin's doctrine Of "Pangen-
esis." Art. w. il . review Of Renaa's
Study Of the Song Of Solonon. The next
article Is ..Our Ocean Steamer" Art.
VI. THE Developuens Of Psychology. |"
Art VII. 1.-THE Greatest Of the Witnessing
ers." Art. VIII. "Morsl Philosophy d
Cambridge" Art. TX. Is . confirmation
Of the subject Of - Medical Charity" The
reviev closes with the usual short notices
Of contemporary literature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

CHARLOTTE HALL GRANGE arc
very happy to learn that this Grange wa,
organized on Monday last BY Col. A. l.
Taveau. Worthy Master of Chapticc
Grange. with twenty-one charter mem.
bers. Of whom the following were elected
officers:
Master. l.. W. B. Hutchius;
Overseer. j. H. Hancock;
Lecturer. J. W. Thomas;
Steward. Henry So,horon;
Asst. Steward, James Turner;
Chaplain. Rev. J. w. Chesley;
Treasurer. W. S.Lyon;
Secretary. II. Clay Dent;
Gate Keeper. James Burch;
Ceres. Mrs. L. W. b. Hutchius;
Pomona. Miss Bessie Chesley;
Flora. Miss Maggie Turner;
Lady Asst. Steward. Miss Mollie Lyon
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
IN MEMORL4M.

Fell asleep in Jesus on the 18th inst i.
I to six o'clock. p. NJ. MARK b.
CHUNN. in the Gath year of his age.
1t is hard to realize that one 70 kind
and generous. and one We all loved so ar
IDENTIFY is dead. but such is the sad truth.
The writer Of this feeble tribute Of respect
had known him well for many years. Sad.
~ indeed shall We miss him and listen in
vain for his cheerful voice. but no more
on earth shall We behold him: but If be
cannot come to Us it is sweet consolation
to know We can 60 to him. Yes. bercav-
ed wife. kind daughters and sons. if We
follow his example We shall surely meet
him in heaven. Would that could por.
tray the many 6ne qualities Of tho de-.
ceased. but my pen would fail to do him
justice. He had been in bad health for
some time. but had not been confined
long to his bed before God released him
Of all pain and called him to his heaven "
home. Then dry your tears. sorrowing
relations and friends. and remember that
though dead to US he still lives in heaven
where Jesus reigns supreme. and where
there is NO sickness. pain or death.
CT.
Port Tobacco Times please copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION IN LEONARD.
rowS.-Pursuant to notice in our last is.
sue, our County Examiner was in atten.
dance on Saturday last. the 23rd instant
Eleven teachers and amateurs we're pres.
ent. They met in the Office of the School
Commissioners aud organized Teachers
Association for the central division of St
Mary's county BY the adoption Of a Con-
stitutiou and Bylaws and the election o.
the following named officers:
President. George Blackstone;
Vice. Prcst., John G. Perry;
Secretary. VIM. F. Perry;
Treasurer, D. C. Hammett.
The object Of the association is to ele'
vate the standard Of the teachers. to i'm
prove the method Of teaching and man
agement. and to advance the interest o.
the teacher aud Of popular education gen
orally. We think such an association i.
we'll calculated to accomplish the purpose.
intended and bid it God speed. and hope
soon to see it followed by the formation o.
similar organizations throughout the coun'
ty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
BALTIMORE MARKE rs.

Wharf.-The receipts Of Wheat are again
lower, amounting to IS 900 bushels Western,
Ia. 900 bushels Maryland, and 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania. The market has ruled dull,
and except for choice and prime, samples Of
Mary land. prices continue TO receie. All the
Maryland offered was sold, though samples were
occasionally held over q day at q time. the
transactions embracing I, 500 bushels white At
le5(Gl72 cents for fair to good. and ITS cents
for prime; 200 do. amber at l75(GiIs cents
for prime 10 choice. end I, 500 do. red at lGsA
II? cents for good to prime. bulk at ls7 cents
The sales Of Pennsylvania include 500 bushels
on private terms. 500 bushels at ITO cents
2,e0o bushels At i6I a, los cts. and 400 bushels
al les cts, and at the close we learn the best
ODER that could be obtained for choice sample
was l66 cents. The movement in Western re-
ported was very light, there being only 400
bushels at las cents; and |, 400 do. at so cents,
both winter, aud 400 bushels No. spring AT
l4s cents, and I, 200 do No. 3 do. at LAB cents.
Al the close we quote Ohio and Indiana red at
l&5(9l55 cents, latter for amber, and spring
red AZ i43@ ~ cents.
CoRx--we note sn active demand for South
ern Corn during the entire week, and pricss Of
both white and yello~ have advanced 2 eeurs
per bashei, closing strong ., the highest figures.
The offerings up TO Thursday Inclusive amoaa-
ted 20 60. 600 bushels, against IS, 600 bushels
last week, and the sales embrace 5000 bushels
interior white NJ ssGsI cents; $4,000 do.
prime do. al 50 10 80 cts. and Is, COO do yellow
Al 81 to DC cents. the lpst sales having been at
the outside 6gures. Tor Western The market
has ruled quiet and rather duh, though 1T the
close We note . better feeling for old mixed q
. shade better 6saIes- The sales reported were
<oCo Bushels new mixed .; a. cenis, a,s5e do.
old do. AZ 81 censs, 4. $40 do. do q, sal cents,
and 70, oco do. do. NJ IS cenis Ill in Elevator.
and to-day we quote new ~ % cents and old
n g. ceats.
OArs.--The sales reported amounted 10 ls, 600
bushels - follovs Gee bushels Southern at
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See the GRAND Watch OGer!
We Want Agents.

We want . representative in every
neighborhood. Nothing equals it for
agents. male or femal,. Young or old.
Large Cash Wages and Superb O4.fs.
exclusive territory, which is rapidly fill.
ing up. Must apply at once. Subscribe
by sending 50 90, and receive the pa
per for Que year. magnifcep. premium,
. share in the distribution, and receive
ALSO FREE q Complete Outfit. or send
for particulars. Name territory desired
in writing. Address WATERS l. Co.,
Publishers, Chicago. III.
May %, 1S74-6m.
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Prince Clovis Hoheslehs he's presented
his credentials = Geruss Anhsssador to
Frsnes 10 Preaidcst llaeMahos. The
most ftiendly asssr.sees we're exchanged
on he occasion. Price Clovis Hehss-
lobe ranks - . dsvost Csiholis. II this
respecs be viii b agreeable 70 the Frensh
President. His appointment = Ambas-
sador Of the Emperor ofGernanJ viii Be
accepted in France asa covert eontrsdie-
ton to Bismarck's Church policy.
Miss Ellen Wenshall Grant. daughter
Of the President. was married At the Ex-
eeutive Mansion on Thsrsday. 2lst. By
Rev. Dr.. Tiffany. Of the Metropolitan n.
=. Church. to Mr.. Algernoa Charles
Frederic Sartoris. Of Wars Ash House,
Litch6eld. England.
William L. Wall & Co., auctioueers,
last week sold at auction the eight years'
lease Of ?iney Point. on the Potomae riv-
or, together With the furniture in the ho-
tel. subject to IN annual rental of $500.
to John OLeary, Of Washington city. for
$4,000.
Secretary Richardson's friends are ma
king great efforts to save him. The va
can't judgeship in the Court Of Claims. or
the promised vacancy in the mission to
Vienna. are spoken Of As the price of bis
resignation.
The great noise made short time ago
about retrenchment and cutting down the
expenses of the departments in Washing
ton is likely to end in smoke. So says
the New York Heruld.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

Demorest's Monthly Magazine for Juae
is received. 1t is magnificent number.
containing all the latest pattern and de-
signs both for lsdies, misses. and childrens
wear. besides vast and interesting amount
Of reading matter. Published by W.
Jennings Dcmorest. s3s Ereadway. New
York. for the small sum Of 50. including
chrome, the "Old Oaken Bucket"
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ulI-lIsDlIf NDrlel,
Jere Herbert
William e. Love,
Matilda v. Love and
Charles A. McEwen.
In the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's County, sitting in
Equity.
No. 373 N 4

THE object Of this Bill is to procure
decree for the sale OF certain real
estate. located ia Saint Mary's Cousty,
Maryland. called and known ~ PART
HOPKINS ADDITION. ccntaini'.g
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES. more or less.
The Bill states, in substance, that on
the 18th day Of April. 1870. . certain
Wm. G. Love aud Matilda v. Love, hi,
wife. Of the county and State aforesaid,
made and executed to the Complainant,
Je'e Herbert. certain NJ rtgags upon tho
afor, said land for the sum Of seven hun
drcd aud twenty Eve dollars.
The Bill further states, that sometime
since the execution of said Mortgage to
Wit. On the 7th day Of July. 1873, :he
said VIM. q aud Matilda V. Live sold
and conveyed the mortgaged premises 70
q certain Charles A. McEven. Of Wash.
ington City. d. c.. who is . non.resi-
dent Of the State of Maryland.
The Bill further states, that the sail
mortgage debt is due aud wholly unpail
rs to principal aud interest.
Ii is therefore ordered, this twenty.six,h
day o. May. in the ycar eighteen hun.
drcd and sevcn,y-four, that the Com
plainant, by causing . copy Of this Or
der to be inserted in the Saint Mary's
BEACON, cnce iu cach OF four successive
weeks three months before the first dav
Of October, in the year eighteen hun
dred and scven,y-four, give notice to the
said absent and nonresident defendant
OF the object and substance Of this Bill.
and warn him to appear in this Court. in
person or BY solicitor, on or before the
SAID FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
IN THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY-FOUR. to an
swer the premises and show cause, it any
he has, Why decree should not pass -
prayed.
JFRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test !
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
May %, 1S74-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
ScRIrrERELLo.

TIE PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRxAL for June is ~
admirable number, and closes the 5sth volume
Of that standard monthly. II contains Z
fne portrait Of DR.. Dio Lewis A Parable Of
the Kingdom, or New Rendering Of the Book
Of Job; The Late Jacob Knapp. Reviraliss
Preacher; John and James, How they kept
House Miss Caroline s. Brooks. the wes-
tern Artist Bella French. the Poet and Pub
Usher; A Sunday Evening in Water Street, or
What q Visitor Saw and Heard; Dudley ".
Adams, Master Of the National Grange, with
Portrait, and Sketch the Grange Movement;
Tie Tsess,al Nsddlemeas Our Opportunities
Plant Life in Our Territories; Email Lowinstien;
the Handsome MURDER s. etc. Full oF spice.
Of the healshful sort 30 cents number. SEQ
rear. 81 SO for half . year. Addrsss s. B.
Wells, $50 Broadway, Hsw Fork.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
NEW PROPOSAL.

MO person having money TO inves. would be-
IN dissatisfied At loo per ct. or more. As NY
Testimonialists certify that my KILLER will
make loo per Ct. or more, either their judgment
must be dowbfed or the Planters havn't the moa.
ey 10 invest. ] will now offer my KILLER on
these terms The manufacturer cost they pay
on delivery; on the LIST day of November, 1874,
they pay the balance Of $50 or return the ma
chine: They pay the first freight I pay The
second. To 81. Nays county oniy.
z. ID. GLADSTONE, Patentee,
Milestown, St Msry's county,
Nay n, lsT4-ine Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
MARRIED.

On Thursday, May l4ih, at 5 o'clock, p. NJ,
by the Rev. Joseph SANFORD, Of Westmorelana,
at the residence ofthe brides mother, ]. THOS.
SMITH. of ST. Mary's county. Md, to BE rTIE
r. TURNER, Of Northumberland county, Va,
eldest daughter Of Col. c. B. Turner
On the 20ih instant bv the Rev Mr. Peie-
!upe. ROBERT b. GOLDSMITH to GEORGE
ANNA HILL.
On the 25ih instant, by the Rev. Father vi
cinanza. FRANCIS W. SELF to MARY A.
LUMPKINS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

e46s3 eeass uaik at s7as3 crsss 80 bash
~ 49,. 49, :. 49, = -. - : 49,
Ess% S..as - - ss0
- - 80
~ 49, 1890 ~ -
49, ..sssSS1sses So - - 90. Fsss
- =. - - - Sso@ s~H " e'osos
= sSSs9a2s c"u ~ ossa.
fosAccs.-fhe uarket or LEAF Tobacco has
presenied no new or inses<ssine hature daring
tie pass veek. The arrus for The FreeeA cpe.
tractors has been n sSe oarkee for bosk Nary-
land and Ohio descripsiona bat his pnrrhasrs
a vet have hen limited and the msrkesS ere
without animation. ana prices o. Ohio ere s.
05o ceass per Too rounds lower. The saies Of
Ohio reached 500 70 600 hhds.. soae snail lots
Or France, end remaiuder for DuisburR and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28

Since ] was eighteen years Of age
Of was called deep old sage,
MANY girl has said wit h accents sweet
Oh Dick, bless the day when we did meet.
Now tell me a story long and true,
Right glad will be to hear it from you
Whether il be old, or whether new,
OF love or hate, Of sorrow or bliss,
OF soldier great or dainty miss.
Delight my ears with pretty theme
About something real or lovely dream,
Let me hear your voice with softness blent,
List to my prayer and I'll be content.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
a BIG CHANCE FOR AGENTS or
EITHER SEA.

"ANTED, Agents and Peddlers for or
w PRESS AND STRAlNER-Pressss ase
strains jams, jellies. herbs, vegetables, lard, a
low. meats, cheese. &c. Over so, 600 sold 10
few locaii ties. Sells quick. Every family wasu
It, 10 one Of the pleasantest, most usefal, sne-
cessful and pr oftable utensils ever sold by agents
Weighs six Iounds. Price, $500. Exel.sirs
tsrrstory given. Circulars free. LITTLbfisLp
I DANE. lt2 Washington ST., Boston, s$''
Nay u, lss4-ete
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
NEW GOODS.

"HE subscriber has just returned
i from Baltimore with . new and
complete assortment of
DRY GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS.
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
etc.. etc, and GROCERIES Of all kinds
at tho old stand, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Hammet.. Particular attention is
called to my stock Of
Ready. Made Clothing
which l can sell lower than any 9TH
er merchant in the county. the quality
AMI make o: the goods being considered.
A large aud carefully selected assortment
Of
CASSIMERES.
also, on hand. Persons wishing clothing
MADE TO ORDER
can be accommodated and l can supply
them with all necessary trimmings. Ihave
determined to sell all classes OF goods rs
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
of any merchant in the county.
EFA larger stock Of BOOTS and
SHOES and READY MADE CLOTH
ING than vas ever kept before Tow on
hand ,wh;c, viii be dispcs d Of low.r and
cheaper than they can DC purchased else
where. Particular attention it called to
these two articles.
GIVE ME A CALL,
I will show you the Goods. give you the
price. and let you judge for yourself how
cheap l sell.
J. SIMMS FENWICK,
Leonardtown, Nd.
May %. 1S74-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-28
DIED.

At his residence in the Factory district, on
Wednesday of last week, WIN. T. DUNN, aged
about 30 years.
At his residence. Cherry Grove. in Chaptic o
district, on Saturday, the 23rd instant, JOHN b.
LONG, in the 52ud years of his age. May he
rest in peacel
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