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Office.

Notice is hereby given that an application
vii be made 10 The Governor oi the Common
wealth of Pcnnsylvnnia Tor a charter OF incor-
poratIon Of the "Wcstcrn Pennsylvania Tel
ephone Company" The object Of said COM
pany In the construction aud maintenance of
telegraph line for telcgruphic aud telephone
purposes within the county Of Butler and other
Pennsylvania. scpt@4
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Adminisirator's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin
have been granted to the undersigned
on the estate OF Rebecca Bell Bnrkhart, decd,
late OF Summit township, Butler county, Pa.
All persons therefore. knowing themselves in
debted to said estate, will please make immedi-
ate payment and any having claims agains. the
same will present them, duly authenticated, to
the undersigned for settlement.
JOHN LIMERICK, Admir-,
Butler =. o., Butler Co., Pa.
w. ID. BRANDON, Atty. loct29
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THE CITIZEN, from this to January
lst. 1881, for $I.50 in advance, being
two months for nothing Present
subscribers paying arrears will receive
the benefit Of above terms.
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CANCER.

This disease like many others is regarded
as incurable. 1t is not so. If it is taken in
time it is as easily cured as wart or corn.
We know very well that it is a fearful disease
and will eat away until it destroys life, that
is if it is neglected, but if it is attended to
when it first makes its appearance, or soon
after, there is no trouble in eradicating it
from the system. Persons will have to be here
during part of the treatment, consequently
there is no use writing to me for information
whether it can be cured without my seeing the
case also treat with success, Rupture, Piles,
Fistula, Ulcers, liberated legs, Varicose Veins,
Varcocele Tumors, Hydrocele, and every form
of Skin Disease.
Or. Keyser, 240 Penn Avenue,
Opposite Christ's Church, Pittsburgh, Pa
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MARRIAG ES.

IRWIN N-SNYDER-Sept. 10, 1879, in Can.
ton Ohio, Mr.. Philip NJ. Irwin, formerly OF
this place, and Miss Emma Snyder, of Canton,
Ohio.
NORTH-BROCHLEHU %, 10,
mt Prospect, by Rev. Samuel Bowman, Samuel
North, Esq, of North's Mills, Mercer county,
and Miss Lizzie Brochlehurst, of Jackson
township same county.
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BUTLER CITIZEN.
RenuhIican state Ticket.

THE profits of the recent industrial
exposition in Pittsburgh were slS,0OO'
out of total receipt of $4,000. A
paving institution, that.
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SEVERAL communications and other
matters have to be omitted this week
for want of space.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-29
Ohio-Omcial.
The official vote Of Ohio for Go

The Official vote OF Ohlo lor uo' :
ernor at the late election, is as follows
Foster,
Ewing, Dem ..............oi5j
Foster over Ewing ,......-.......-..-.- H,lZ9
The whole vote cast was 66S, ,667,
which is larger than any previous vote
ever cast in the State.
The Greenback vote for Governor
was 9129. Last year it was upwards
of $4,000, being falling off of over
three-fourths.
The vote for the Temperance candi-
date for Governor was A, l45.
Fosters majority over all is 1855.
The Legislature has Republican
majority Of 81 on joint ballot; last
year there was Democratic majority.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-29

THE finest line of hosiery, at lowest
prices. can be seen at Charles Griebs. Butler.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice IL hereby gwen that letters OF admin.
istration have been granted to the undersigned
on tho estate OF Philip Snyder, deceased.
late OF Jefferson township, Butler county,
Pa. All persons. therefore, knowing themselves
indebted to said estate, will please make
immediate payment and any having claims
against the same will preaent them duly authen-
ticated to tho undersigned for settlement
JOSEPH ELLIOTT
PHILIP w. SNYDER,
octl5-4t Butler, Pa.
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Farm at Private Sale.

I WILL sell AZ public auction in Leonard,owR
( on TUESDAY, the IiIh Of November next,
il not disposed OF private saie previously the
farm on which ! now live. containing i25
ACRES, more or less. A description IS deemed
unnecessary, as those wishing 70 bus viii exam
inc the property before the day of sale Terms
easy aud accommodating and made known on
the day OF sale Sale 10 take place a; > o clock.
p. m. JOHN F. NAGfLL,
Oct IS. is7e-at
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KsTABLIsHED 1.55.
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On and after WEDNESDAY, July 23rd, the
steamers WENONAH, PLANTER and
NARY ASIllNGT0N will run
IS follows.
WEE0NAH every SUNDAY night, at o riock,
for Patuxent river direct, as FAR mp as Bristol.
Reforming, will leave Bristol every Monday
morning, at 20 q clock, for Baltimore, calling 81
ali the landings below Benedict Except Park
er's, Abel's and Piantersl and NJ Governor 8
Ran and Plum Point FOR fruit and passengers.
Freight received OF Saturdays only at Pier g,
Light Street
PLANTER every Monday ana Thursday a.
30 O cIocs e. m, for Plum Point, Governor s
Run and PatuXent river, far up NJ Benedict.
Returning, leaves Benedict every Tuesday ard
Friday morning al O'Clock for Baltimore.
Freict received on Wednesdays and Saturdays
~ No. 1 Tobacco Warehouse n harf
MARY WASHINGTON every Wednesday
Night Al Q clock for Pataxent River direct, far
mp as Bristol Returning leaves Bristol every
Thursday al 10 clock Tor Baltimore, calling a
an landings below Benedict Except Parker :
Abells and Planters and 20 Governor Run
and Plum Point for fruit and passengers.
Freight received on Wednesdays a. Pier e,
Light Street.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent,
SH FORBES, Superintendent.
Office ia Ligh tstreet up stairs.
July 81, 1879
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JAsEs 4 BoLroS CuAs. W BOlfoS.
ON g. S. MS,
PAINTS, OILs, GLASS.
LANTFI NS. LAMP GOODS.
PITCH
GASOLINE, &c
92 WEsIssRkATT STREET.

NEAR COMMERCE ST. BALTIMORE.
Nov 81. 1879 -ly.
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CHAS. T. MACLARY & co.
Wholesale Commission Merchants
YlsE STREET wakRF, PsILa,, PA.

Fish, Oysters, Terrapiu, Game Poultry, Eggs
and al kinds Of country produce. Consign-
rneuts solicited. Best Of references furnished.
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Fosters Neck Farm ,

the snme being he real estate purchased ~ Bis
cse CheseIdsne, dcceassd and Posey CheseiGi~e
Of John F Dent, Trustee. Said real estate con
a!sts o.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE

Nov 81, lS79-ly.
RATIFICATION NOTICE
WIN. II. Tippett
VS..
Robert G Combs and
John g Tippc;t, ndrnrs. q
Zaccheus TiPpett, ei a.
IN the Circuit Court 'or 81, Mary county sit
ting as 10 Court ui Equity.
SO jo8 y f.
HRpERED thia sth dag Of November, sI9
~ that the sales made and reported by
Raaert q Combs, Trustee IN this cause
be- ratified and confirmed unless cause 90 thecGu-
trary Toe shown on or before the 4th Monday OF
Dee, 1872 provided copy OF Ibis order hepuh-
lished Ia The ST. Iarys BEAcoN, ou>e a week for
three successive weeks prior 10 thcsajd 4th Mon
day Of December.
Ghe repOrts,ates The lands sold for $40.
J. FRANK FORD
Clerk.
True coTy--Test
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk
Nov n, ls7s--3w.
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is.veen the hours o. 2 o'clock, n snd4 o clock
D. II one undivided halfintersst 10 that frsct
~ parcel Of land lying 10 Niies,own district ofst
Mays county called and known BY the name Of
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Robert r Tayior
IS.
Mary Z. Smith e 81.

In the Circuit Court for St Mars county. si.-
ting a. a Court 81 Equity.
Ne 48g n. e.
hRDERED this llth day u Aov 1870, TIA.
- tie Agditsr's Report 4. Sled ia this eauset
be ratified and confrrnrd, unless cause % the con
Irary he shown on Or before fhe Bird Monday q
Dec 1875 provided cspy Of this order be pub
lisked in the St Mays BFAe0s. once week
for three successive weeks pro. 20 the said srd
Monday Of December.
J. PRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True eoPy-Tesf
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Nov -, Is19-sw
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re the TraveIing pubic.

TAKE this means Of Informing mr. friends in
81 Nary's county, where 1 have resided for
lhe last ten OF twelve years; and tire travelling
banlic generally, that am now af The MARSHALL
nieuss, corner sch and D. Streets, Washington,
- Z, where | viii always be pleased 10 see
mem The beat of Recommendations viii be az
iorded At moderate prices.
:. THOMAS BoTp
Eov 70. 1879
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TAlLORlNe.

IAHE undersigned respertfallF informs his
friends aud the public in general thar he
has inst received a large and beautiful assert
ment ofGO0DS FOR the purpose Of selling suits
hv sample. which he viii guarantee at BATH
more prices PeFsoas wishiHg 20 purchase will
do well by calling on him before going elsew here
Salts made mp in tie latest styles and ~ the
c. W. ARNSw0RTHY,
Oc,-es IetS-sl Tailor
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- F@@N.A = - ~ = = = ~
AND DON'T FORGET THAT
NaANNsS
Old Reliable Agricultural ImplcwtU.,
Hardware aud Seed House lea
the race for bargains. See to
low partial list Of the
immense stock in
store and beiug
daily receiy-
ed, all
Of
which
was purchased
before the late aaUaaes IN prices
900 tons Peruvian Guano, in dry q
dition at market prices.
300 Tons Bone Meal Warranted puIs)
100 tons Turner's Excelsior.
100 Ammouiated Bone.
50 Superior Gram Drills"
These arc the celebrated adjustable
force feed drills and combine al 81 8
Of excellence known, but sci, at more
favorable prices than any on the marx
81 Montgomery Fan Mills.
SO Improved Buckeye Cider and Vino
Mills
30 Corn SHELTERS.
500 Cucumber Pumps.
sG0 Kegs Of Nails.
500 one, Two and Three Horse T. .-.s.
200 tons Plow Castings.
500 pairs PlUw Hames.
( 100 Sets Of Single Harness.
! 100 Back Bands.
500 Horse and Mule Collars
500 Pair Trace Chains.
/ 800 Kegs Horse aod Mule Shots
Y 200 HAY and Fodder Cutters
/ 1000 lbs Fodder Rope
$40 Well Buckets.
1 500 Water Buckets.
7 SEQ Steel TraTs, the best in use
very cheap.
: 900 bushels Timothy Seed
I POO Glover Seed.
I 200 Orchard Grass Seed
500 &" Choice Seed Wheat.
I 900 Rye.
4 This immense stock aud thcusauta
\ If other articles, including every IL.
/ plemeut and article Of hardware used
. ~ farmers and planters, viii At PIE
sent, as ia the past, be sold tony fricn s
( and patrons AZ prices so decidedly e.
/ voralle that their best Interests will /,
advanced BY favoriuR me With orders q
calling when contemplating purchases
/ "Dou't forget t."
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Weems' Line Of Steamers TO the
FatuXent River.
TRUIT SEASON 4RR4EGENENT.

On and after WEDNESDAY, July 23rd, the
steamers WENONAH, PLANTER and
NARY WASHINGTON will run
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Grist Nil aay guEscAysiu each week until
further Eouts. oaly one-eigkta tola sken
r. Asasre osps5.ls P1;r5-.gs soli-i.sd.
Dec 5, leT5-Iy.
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RATEFTCATIOE NOTICE.
james II. Wilson e 81.
IS.
Edwin A. Wilson

In the Cirrgi; Court f9r ST. Mary 81 ounty. sit
ting as q Cosri II E4aify
40 Sg4 \ r
q RI Erred thisI4fh GayoF Oct. 1875. rhatthe
- Auditor Report, 6Ici 10 this cause. het rat
fled and confirmed. uEicss causs 70 she contrary
BE- shown on or before The 2nd Monday ~ Kov.
1879; provided e copy Of iEis order be pBalishtd
ia the 81. Asry's BzAcCs, once a reek fer three
successive weeks pfior 70 TIE said End Noaday q.
NOTembcr
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk
TraG co9y-Trst.
! FRANK FORD.
Clerk
Oct ls, Is7s-sw
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ATTENTION.!

n NOORE's HOTEL is IN great need ERE
- rairs, and az ! contemplate maaiag then.
this Spring with 0;he1 improvements ! reerect-
hsllT and earnestly re4uesf ll.ssl 80 aer+-sz
3@ste5 20 fae House e.lf plv 49,
delay, i 20 iGiiy, ~ .east D .4sl4y
HERBERT F MOORE.
Masls =. 1879. Noert's IiO.sl.
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Carpet PUpe9. !!

Weighing about D. 20 the Square Yard.
Extra HEAVY. J. Iba TO tae Square Yard
Price cts per pound
This paper il used . great advantage under
CArpet, Mating or Oil Ciesh, causing them 70
wear as long again. de2aening sound and being
imperTicasto sir. making fhe houEe much warmer
n winter ard saTingits costln fnet the arsf rear
Il is vezT dn-abie and need ret he renewed for
years. csli and examine i Al GaxKEwKIr 4
FxEwEcx' SroRR, Leonardtews.
iJZE :. MATHEWS, Agsrt.
Ss,t g. Ie79--Sv
Daily Republican., 1879-11-10
Fin o Arts.

Homer A. Herr, the we'll known ar
tist, whose studio is room 16, Masonic
Temple, has one of his recent pictures
in Mr.. Sherwin's window, Mar ket street
above Sixth. He has been most happy
and successful in the treatment of his
subject "The evening hour." To the
right of the picture, in the foreground,
is large sycamore tree, free in its hand
ling and graceful in its forms. Beneath
its long and graceful branches are some
sheep and cattle, bathed in the golden
flood Of evening light. The CLASSY
water mirrors broken and rippling,
forms the brilliant glories of the sky
above. In the treatment of the mist on
the distant hills Mr.. Herr has been
very successful. Purple and golden
sunlight Eliminates pleasing forms and
graceful lines throughout the compost
ton, and from them we derive sincere
pleasure. He is at work on some i'm
portant compositions and local views
and is about starting o number of Or
dered portraits, besides doing some H.
lustrating and tending to the duties Of
his Art School which is large.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-10
E4ECuTUkS SALE OF REAL AND
IL PERSONAL PROPERTY.

VIII be toId at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
at TIN o'clock. n. IN, at the late residence oil
JOSEPH GRIFFITH, deceased, one mile
Real Estate and Personal Property:
No. l. The Home farm OF 1870 acres, divided
into convenient fields, good fencing well wat
cred, with sufficient wood and timber. The
tract is improved by large and commOdious
britk Mansion House, large barn and other
outbuIldihgs, also apple orchard. and q vare.
ty OF other fruit.
No. 2, Adjoining No. !, containing 20 acres
three rods, and II perches, with good farm
house, barn, and outbuildings, apple orchard.
and other fruit This tract will make one Of
the best truck, farms In the county, fronting
en- two public roads. and hedged In by good
0sage thorn.
No. 8, contains 10 acres, 8 rods; 81 pcrches,
fronts on public road leading TO Newark. and
is 0ne-h half mile from the Town line, bedged
In on the road by excellent thorn, the line
fencing all good.
No. 1. adioins the farm Of william Home
wood, and the p. W. Il b. r., and contains II
acres, rods and 1911 perches OF highly cult.
waited land with good fencing. All the land
being locsted almest In the Town OF Newark.
the seat OF education. This tract as a whole
Is considered one oi the best farms in the
mel " bborhoOl.
HihO nv tbe tHine 'ifneHUu Dldte Will DC fOiu
sthe following Personal Property:
rs shares of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad stock for cash.
40 shares OF the National Bank Cf Newark
stock. Tor cash.
20 shares OF Pennsylvania and Delaware
Railroad Stock.
one horse, 2 cows, 2 large fat hogs, 2 shote
pigs, 200 bushels Of good wheat $50 bushel OF
good oats. 800 to 500 bushels OF now corn, good
hay by the ton, stump pu!ler, saddle, bridle.
collars and other harness, one carriage, mar
ket wagon. ParlOr furniture, chamber furni.
ture. beds, bedding, bureas, tables, household
furniture generally and many other articles
not herein mentioned.
The terms Of sale, except hereinbcfore nam.
ed on stock, will be made known on the day
Of sale.
All persons desiring to view the Real Es.
ate before the sale eau do so by calling on
James II. Ray 4 Co., Newark, Del, who will
give any Information required.
\. ws: y: GRIrTITT, Ii RhraTGIKTTXooD' |E...u.ors.
IRVING GRIFFITH.
BY JAMES II. RAY& l. CO., for Executors.
A. CANNON, Auc. Newark Delaware.
ll.6 64tw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-10
sMkRIFH's SALES.
ChERIFF's SALE.

NASA y cALE.
By virtue Of . writ Of L.evari Facias, to me
directed Will be exposed to public sale, at the
JACOB HYATT,
In the village Of Newport, In Christiana Hd.,
New Castle County, DEL, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of NOVEMBER,
1879, at II aelock, q. IN.
The fol owing described real estate, viz:
All that certain farm or tract oi land stu.
ate In Mill Greek hundred In the county OF
NV Castle and State Of delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: beginning
at stone In the middle OF the Hockessi q
road, corner for land sold David Wilson,
thence by . line Of said land which was part
NO. u, OF the Real Estate Of Isaac Dixon, dc.
ceased, south so1 degrees. west " W hun
dredths 70 stake, o corner for Thomas Pear.
son's land. thence with line OF that land
north degrees, west lt7 0 10 perches to q
8 axe, q cornor for William Pearson's land.
thence with line Of said ard, north 81 de-
grees and 10 minutes, east 10 perches and n
one huntredths 10 n stake, q corner for ether
land sold to David Nilson. part OF the Real
Estate OF Isaac Dixon Aforesaid. thence by
the lines dividing that land from the south
degrees east rs perches TO stake, thence
north Isdegrees east 10 perches and 10 to a
stske thence s0uth degrees east IS perches
and y 100 oi perch to stake, thence svuih
" degrees west 3s perches to a stake In the
middle Of the Pearson road, thence alonx the
middle OF tie said road south 81 degrees 8 4
east Il 2.lo perches to stake In line OF
Thomas Jackson's land, thence by that land
south degrees east Is lilo perches to n
stake In the middle OF Hockessin road aiore-
sai1 and thence along tho same being line
OF the Aforesaid land sold to David Wilson,
south a4l% degrees west "a 6lO perches to the
place OF beginning, containing within said
bounds Dine'y.seven acres and forty -iour
perches Of land, be the same more or less with
larxe stone house and large barn and other
0utbuildInxs thereon erected.
Selzel "nd taken in execution as tho prop.
erty Of Isaac 4. Uhamberlin ani Elizabeth
T., his vile and terre tenants. and to he SOLD
BY JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Shorif's tfice. New Castle, October I'D,
1879. l0.25-eOdts.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-10

The New YORK election after all seems
to have resulted in the election except
one, of the whole Republican State tick
ct, though Mr.. Hoskins the Republican
candidate for Lieutenent Governor has
only a majority not exceeding four or
FIVE hundred. Mr.. Soule, the Republi-
can candidate for State engineer, appears
to be defeated owing to his unpopular
ity which was we'll known before he
was nominated. Had the Republicans
had popular candidates for Governor
and State Engineer as were the other
candidates upon their ticket, they
would have swept the State from Long
Island to Lake Erie, by at least 10000
majority in spite Of any combination Of
the warning Democratic clans. 1t is
patent to every man that has eyes aud
wants to see, that Cornell though elect
ed by a plurality Of some $4,000 votes,
would have been defeated by 10000
had it not been for the aid of John Kelly
and the Tammany wing of the Demo
cratic party. No matter how pure and
honest Messrs. Cornell and Soule may
have been and are yet, they we're the
machine candidates of certain portions
OF the Republicans and as such should
never have besn nominated, simply be-
cause they could not poll the full vote
of their party. The result shows that
between 10000 and $4,000 Republicans
scratched Mr.. Cornell, while smaller
number scratched Mr.. Soule, and it is
only because Kelly's vote ran up to the
almost magical and unexpected figures
Of 5000 that Mr.. Cornell is elected at
all. All this shows that machine poll
tics which may be forced upon party
Daily Republican., 1879-11-10
GHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ Of Levari FscIas TO me
directed, will be exposed TO Public sale, at
tho
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by John J. Douyherty In the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY,
THE 22ND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879.
At2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Es.ato. viz:
All tkst certain lot or p ece OF land with
three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected In the City oi Wilmington, aforesaid.
and bounded and described as follows, to Wit:
beginning at point on the westerly side OF
Tatnali street, between Second and Third
streets, at tho distance OF 93 feet sinches from
tho northerly side OF Second street, thence
westerly parallel with Second street 100 feet
TO . stake, thence southeriy parallel with Tat
nall street 20 feet 0 inches 10 another stake.
thence eastcrly parallel WITH Second street 81
1eet to a corner, thence sOutherIy with Tat.
nall street 10 ieet 8 inches to a stake, thence
easterly parallel with Second street IS feet to
the aforesaid side OF Tatnall street and thence
along the same n0rtheriy 81 feet to the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
Trey may. Book w.. vol. 5, page 4I7,hc.
Seized and taken in execution M he pro.
perty OF Joseph Richardson and I. t., and TO
be sold ~ JOHN PYLE, sheriff
sher Ms Office, New Castle, oct. 70, 1879.
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