, 4 , . . Tuesday, May 12, 1874. LOCAL DETAllTMENT. New School House. A now school house is to be built in Centre twp., on the upper corner of Wilson Darlington's farm, the land having been donated the township for that purpose. The contract for the build ing has been awarded to Mr. John Shearer, for $925, and he to have the old building, and in case the bricks cannot be had of Wm. Brunor, the contractor is to have f 25 extra. ' The Temperance men of York county liave boon making lively times for the turn eellors. At the late Hay term of Court, there were over thirty true bills found against different persons for soiling liquor without license, for selling on Sunday, and for selling to minors and drunken persons. Sentences ranging from S0 to $10 and costs, and imprisonment in some extreme cases, were imposed on the parties tried. York oounty gave a majority in favor of license at the late eloction, and the people don't mean to have law abused and disre garded. Judge Fisher refused to license a number of bouses petitioned for, against which remonstrances were presented. The rumsellers have little to expect at the hands of the Hon. It. J. Fisher. Sole or Roads. Tho Oxford Prtu says, "The third triennial sale of the public roads in Fulton township, Lancaster county was hold on the 20th inst. The bidding was quite spirited, and nearly all the sec tions were disposed of at a considerable re duction on the price paid throe years ago. The new system, inaugurated some six years since, by the eitizenB of Fulton twp., has worked admirably in that township, and is in great favor with tho taxpayers. 'Good roads and low taxes being the re sult." 1 :. ' : The above system has been practiced for years in many places, and always with sat isfactory results. It would be a good idea to try such an experiment in this vicinity, for certainly the roads could be no worse, 'than under the present mismanagement. The Tenth Annual Convention of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School As sociation will be held in the First Presby terian Church on Washington Avenue, in the city of Scranton, on Tuesday, Wednes day and Thursday, June 9, 10 and 11, 1874. You are earnestly invited to be present. Come ! Entertainment will be provided for all delegates who will notify " Wm. Hadder, Esq., Chairman, of ; Local Committee, Scrauton," on or before June 1. ' The Rev. J. II. Vincent, D. D., of New York, will be present and take part in the proceedings. ' The singing will be conducted by Prof. Wm. Johnson, of Philadelphia. Whatever arrangements may bo made for reduction of fores will be announced -hereafter. Court Proceedings. The regular May term of Court for this -county, began on Monday of last week. The -attendance was largor than usual. There -was a full Bench, and the transaction of the business of the term was rapid and prompt. On Monday the miscellaneou s business was disposed of, and on Tuesday the trial list was taken up and the follow ing cases were tried during the week. . Common Pleas. Penn'a., Lightning Rod Company vs. John McDonald. This action was brought to recover the amount of a note given for lightning rods put up on defendant's build. ings, and was defended agaiust upon the ground, that the contract was not fulfilled by the company, and that the defendant could not see to read the note at the time he signed it, and that a smaller amount was read to him than plaintiffs sued for, and that there was fraud in the entire transaction." Verdict for defendant, Spon gier for plff. Barnett for dft. ' . i Rachel E. Campbell vs. John Frecland. This was an action of ejectment brought for the recovery of a house and lot situated on second street in the borough of New port. It appears that it was the intention of tho parties during the lifetime of the husband of the plaintiff in this suit to con- vey the title to defendant, but the title pa pers were irregularly drawn, and not ac knowledged according to law. Verdict for plaintiff, Mclntire for plfl'. Spongier for dft. .,...., Jonas Long vs. David Boal. This ac tion was brought to recover damages from - defendant by reason, of his cutting and tak ing away some timber from lands claimed by plaintiff. Defendant alleged title to the land to be in himself. ' Verdict for defend ant, Potter and Barnett for plff. Molntire . and Sponsler for dft Edward Miller vs. 8. D. Simonton. This was an aoti'on pf. Covenant, founded upon an article .of, igrecttveut, the , plaintiff al leged had been violated by the defendant, . and heuue claimed damages. -Verdict; for -defendant, Bporisler for put; MoIn'Mi'a & - Graham for deft. Jacob Dimra vs. Henry CaufTo.au. Ac tion in Assumpsit to recover the amount of a noto. ' Plaintlfftook a non-suit. Mcln tire for plff.; Pottor & Barnett for deft. J. Riley PottorBon vs. John Showers. Action of Ejectment. The record as to when a tract of land in dispute was return ed, and acoepted as seated land, was not complete, aud tho Court directed a juror to withdraw, and . the case goes over to next term. Barnett for plff.; Mclntire for defendant.' The heirs of John Iluggins deceased vs. Isaac Meek, guardian. This action was brought for the recovery of damages. It appears that John Iluggins died in pos session of several properties situated in the borough of Liverpool, which came into the hands of the guardian of his heirs. The buildings wore all destroyed by Are, when it was discovered that there was but a very Bmall amount of insurance on them, and the heirs claimed that he was negligent in not having them insured, and hence claim ed damages. Verdict for defendant, Bar nett and Mclntire for plaintiff,Sponsler and Graham for dft., Quarter Sessions. Com. vs. Peter Wertz. Indictment sell ing liquor without license Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and costs of prosecution, and Btand committed until sentence is complied with. Com. vs. Charles Bwca.y. Same offence as above, and pleads guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of $125 and costs of prosecution and stand committed until sentence is com plied with. There were several others indicted for the same offence, who plead guilty and were sentenced to pay a fine of $50 each. Com. vs. Wm. II. Ritter. Indictment fornication and bastardy. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to pay $10 lying in expenses and $15 amount up to date, and 75 cents a week until the year 1881. Baily, Pottor and Barnett for com. Sponsler and Mclntire for dft. Com. vs. Turbett Drumgold. Indictment fornication and bastardy. Verdict guilty. Defendant moves for a now trial. Not sentenced, Baily, Sponsler and Graham for com. Mclntire and Barnett for dft. Com. vs. John Baker. Indictment' rape committed upon the person of Alice Robin son aged 11 years, and living in the family of John Rambo, of Carroll township. Much interest was manifested during the trial. Verdict guilty, sentenced to undergo an imprisonment in tho Eastern Penitentiary for the period of 10 years, to pay a fine of $5, to the commonwealth and to pay cost of prosecution and stand committed until sen tence is complied with. Baily, Barnett and Smiley for oom. Mclntire and Markol for dft. Com. vs. Edward Miller. Indictment, selling liquor without license. On motion the indictment was quashed. Baily, Barnett and Mclntire for com. Junkin for dft. Com. vs. John Shuman. Indictment selling liquor without license. On motion indictment quashed. Baily, Barnett and Mclntire for com. Markel for dft. Upon petition of citizens of Juniata twp., to change place of holding election, from Milford to Markelville. The Court order ed an election to be held, in order to decide if a majority are favorable to tho change. Said election to be held on Saturday, the 23rd day of June. NOLLE PltOSEQUIES. By leave of Court Nolle Prosequies were entered in the following cases : Commonwealth vs. Isaac ' Dunkle. Charge Selling liquor without license. Costs paid. Com. vs. George Harper Same Costs paid. Com. vs. B. M. Shulor Same Costs paid. Com. vs. Wm. Dewees Same Costs paid. Com. vs. Dr. L. T Linaweaver, et ux. Same Costs paid. Com. vs. Goo. Wyatt Same Costs paid. Com. vs. Dr. S. Stites Same Costs paid. Com. vs. Thos. Sutch Same Costs paid. Com. vs. Thos. Gibony Charge Selling unwholesome meat. Com. vs. Clark MoAffoe Charge For nication and Bastardy. Costs paid. Com. vs. Sarah Ann Sprigglo. Charge Fornication. Costa paid. Com. vs. Jesse Johnson. Charge As sault and Battery on an officer. CoKts paid. Com. vs. Kphraiin Clouser. Charge Assault and Battery. Costs paid. Com. vs. Andrew B. Hetiick. Charge Larceny. Costa paid. Com. vs. Scott W. Lightner. Charge Fornication aud Bastardy. Costs paid! Cumberland Comity. From the Car lisle papers of last week, we copy the following : Mt. Holly pays their borough constable $75. per year, and their clork to the Coun cil $50. Rev. J. S. Woodburn, pastor of the Pres byterian congregation in Dickinson twp., has resigned, i he reverend gentleman in tends moving to Newvllle. Bobert M'Cune. of Middlesnrinc. this county, died on Thursday morning last. Mr. m Dune was a citizen of sterling worth and integrity, and highly respected among a larce circle of acnualntnnnAii. tin had been in feeble health sometime previous to nis aemise. Wm. II. Walker, was seized with a stroke, at his residence, on West North St., one dav last week. Mr. W. was aittins on a chair playing with one of hit children when be suddenly loll Heavily to the floor. breaking his collar bone. - Under the prop er medical treatment he is slowly recover ing. On Saturday last a man civinc his name as James Burton, hired a horse and buggy irom our liveryman jrir. wm. ii. i ornmuu, ana tailoa to return tue same. ' Mr, Corn. man fears he has left to parts unknown with tfc iiuin)) A liberal reward will be given lor any Jmommtiou concerning the team or man. Juniata Connty. From the Mifflintown papers of last week we copy the follow ing :. .:. , A little son of Wm. Lowery, residing at the first lock, was severely burned on Wednesday morning, by his clothes taking fire from brush, burning in the garden. J. B. M. Todd's cow, in Patterson, nog looted to go to Sunday School, on Sabbath last, strayed on the railroad and was killed by the Way Passenger train west. On Monday of lost week, a horse and carriage belonging to the agent of the Carlisle Shoe Company, broke loose while hitched in front of a store in Patter son, and ran away, tipping over the bug gy, and tearing loose from it in turning the first corner. The horse ran but a short distance, when he stopped and surveyed the wreck he had mode. Uriel" Item w. The festival last week netkd the band the sum of $110.43. This was a very satis factory result. There wore more persons in attendance at court last week than has been present during any court for some time. A young man named Eshlomau, claims to have killed ten wild ducks at ono shot recently on the Millerstown dam. The effects of the action of the court on the liquor bills was plainly seen in town on Wednesday night last. Liquor must have been plentifully furnished by some one. J. Marsh Lupfer, son of Samuel Lupfor, of Beavertown, Snydor county, had both bones of his right arm broken a few days since by falling from a swing at the Mil lorsville school. The fools who believe in fortune-tolling had a chance to invest, in that sort of stuff last week, thore being a fomale who pre tended to a knowledgo of the future in town. Dr. Ard, by the shying of his horse was' on 1 nursday lost thrown out or his buggy. He retained hold of the lines and Dr. Hook who was with him, jumped to the other side and secured the horse before any dam age was done. A colt belonging to Adam Bridge shyed at the bank dog on Saturday night and took hlmitolf clear of the wagon and harness, much quicker than it could be done in a regular way. Nobody hurt, but the har ness was sadly demoralized. Church Notices. Preaching in the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath at 11 A. M., and 7 P. M. Prayer-meeting on Wednesday evening. rreacmne in the Lutheran Church next Sunday at 10jt o'clock A. M. in the M. JS. Church preaching on nun- day morning next. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. A Good paper. Among all tho daily pa pers we receive, none is more welcome than the Altoona Tribufie. The paper is a cred it to the city in which it is published, and ought to receive, as no doubt it does, a generous support from the citizens of that place and vicinity. Diseases of the Blood. "The Blood is the Life." When this source is corrupted, the painful and sorrow- producing eltects are visible in many shapes. The multifarious forms in which it manifests itself, would form subjects upon which I might write volumes. But as all the varied forms of disease which de pend upon bad blood are cured, or best treated, by such medicines as take up from this fluid and excrete from the system the noxiouB elements, it is not of practical im portance that I should doscribe each. For instance, medical authors describe about fifty varieties of skin disease, but as they all require for their cure very simular treat ment it is of no practical utility to know just what name to apply to a certain form of skin disease, so you know how best to cure it. Then again X might go on and do scribe various kinds of scrofulous sores. white swellings,enlarged glands, and ulcers of varying appearance ; might doscribe how virulent poison may show itself in various forms of eruptions, ulcers sore throat, bony tumors, etc. ; but as all theso various ap pearing manilestations of bad blood are cured by a uniform moans, I doem such a course unnecessary. Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which is the great fountain of life, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoy. ant spirits, vital strength, and soundness of constitution, will all return to us. t or this purpose Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets aro pre eminently the articles needed. They are warranted to cure letter, salt It lieu m, Scald Head, St. Anthony's Fire, Rose Rash or Jbrysipulas, lung-Worms, rim pies. Blotches, Snots, r.ruptions, Pustules, ltoils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Rough Skin Scurf, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, Fever sores, white Dwellings, rumors, Uld Bores or Swellings, Affections of the Skiu, Throat aud Bones, atid Ulcers of the Liver, btomoch, Kidneys and Lungs. Home Life in tho Bible, advertised iu another column, is by the popular author. Rev. Daniel March, D. D., whose books are so widely known and eminently fitted for family reading, i'aying employment Is of- fered Young Men and Ladies, Teachers and Clergymen. Xotlce. All persons owing me, are re. quested to promptly settle their indebted ness, as iu consequence of the loss of my stock and tools, by the fire on Friday lost, I need money badly. , By paying now you can greatly aid me. A. P. Kk'KLE. April 13, 1874. tW Saturate a Piece of Bread or Meat with gastrio juice, and it will dissolve. Add to such a mixture a little alcohol, and It will not dissolve.- This is indigestion. Be ware, then, of tinctures, or tonics, or decoc tions coutaining spirituous liquors. Shun all rum "tonics," and rely solely on ur. wait er's Vlnigar Bitters, the finest digestive in. vigoraut known aod free from the fiery curse oi Aiconoi. - 10 w Stoue and Earthen Ware. The sub scribers, proprietors of the Juniata Pottery, uear Newport, desires to give notice that tbev are keeping up full variety of stone and earthen ware, and are prepared to promptly fill orders for all goods in their line at low prices, rout omce auureso, Newport, Perry co., i'a. 1 ' Cm., , , M. & T. Millek. , The New Hay Rake. Persons who want good hay rake should examine the Patent Steel Tooth Grain and Hay Rake, " Wel come." A specimen can be seen at the tesidonce of Samuel Kepperly, in Carroll twp., where orders can bo loft which will be promptly filled. Or ordors may bo sent by mail to I. C. TUompson, Gap, Lancaster county, Pa. dTRev. E. II. Hopkins, of Jackson Centre, Shelby county, Ohio, says, "My wife had the consumption for ton years, and had been conlined to her bed Tor some time. I heard of Dr. L. Q. C. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and after using tour Dottles, she was able to do the work for hor family. 8-tf Caution ! In our changeable cllmnto. coughs, colds, and diseases at tho throat, lungs and cliost will always Prevail. Cruel con sumption will claim Its victims.' These diseases if attended to in time, can be arrested nud cured. The remedy Is Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. - PtT" The all-gone feeling which people some times speak of, Is caused ly want of proper ac ini) ot tho liver ana heart. 1 lu-sc may be as sisted, and the bowels regulated, by Parson's Purgative 11 1 Is iu small doses. tST Corn and flour are staple articles; but not more so than Johnson's Anodyne Liniment where known. It Is good fur children or ad ults, for any internal soreness of the chest or bowels, and the best Liniment prepared under whatever name. County Trice Current. Dloomfielo. Mar 12. 1174. Flax-seed 1 60 Potatoes, " Butter V pound 30 cents. Eggs dozen, 12 " Dried Apples V pound, 10 cts " Dried Peaches : 8 12 cts. V lb. I'euk'd Peaches 12 3 18 cts. " Cherries 5 cts. ' Pitted 15 18 cts. Blackberries 6 8 cts. " Unions f) bushel 73 " A'KWPOUT MAItKETS. (Cbirsefed Weekly by JCougfi t Brother.) BEALEllS rs GRAIN Ac PRODUCE. NgwpoKT, MayU, 1874. Flour, Extra Ifi 50 " Super 4 60 White Wheat V bu 1 05 a 1 65 Ked Wheat, 100 100 Rye 7575 Corn '. 6568 Oats V 32 pounds 50 Barley SO Clover Beed 5 005 tw Timothy Seed , 3.00 Flax Seed, 1 7" " Potatoes 75 ff 75 Ground Alumn Salt 1 90 1 90 Llmeburner's Coal, 2 40 . Stove Coal,. 4 60 6 60 Pea Coal, 8 00 Smith Coal 25 cts. bus. Cross lles.VA feet long, 50 0 50 cents Bacon 8 10 FISH, SALT, LIMB AND COAL Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at the lowest iiiai'Kec nates. W Five per cent off for Cash. CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET. CORHECTEn WEEKLT. BV R. WOODWARD SON. Carlisle, May 8. 1874. Family Flour 7.50 Superltne Flour 4.50 Superfine Rye Flour, 4.50 White Wheat 1.60 Red Wheat 155 Rye 75 Corn 65 Oats N) Cloverseed 4.75 Tlmothyseed 2.73 Flaxseed, 1.80 G. A. Salt 1.75 MAnrtiA&Es. Ritter Minich. At the Evangelical par sonage, in Elllottsburg, on the 19th of March, by the Hev. II. A. Delterlch, Mr. Daniel F. P. Hitter, to Miss Ells A. Mlulch, all of Loysvllle, Ferry county, Pa. Smith Anonet. On the 80th nit., at the same place by the same, Mr. Curtis Smith, of Newport, to Miss Annie Angney,of Bloomfleld. Ruud Bowman On March the 2th 1874, at the residence of the bride's parents by the Rev. J. W. Felght, Mr. William II. Kndd, to Miss Rcglna B. Bowman, both of New Buffalo, Perry county, Pa. Prick Jones. On the 2nd inst., at the house of Wm. Price, In Tuscarora township, by G .W. Lobaugh, Esq., Mr. Joseph Price, of Donnelly's Mills, to Miss- Sarah Jones, of Juniata county. DHATII8. Zimmerman. On the 3rd inst., la Mlflliu, Isabella, wile of Bruce Zimmerman, aged about 35 years. Taylor In Millerstown on the 2nd inst., of typhoid pneumonia, Mrs. Belinda Taylor, wife of Mr. C. W. Taylor, aged 47 years, 1) months and 17 days. Tayloh Edna Bell, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor, aged 11 months and li days. Died 1 hour and 80 minutes before its mother. Khia. On the 6th inst., In New German, town, Austin F., Infant son of John A. and Ella Rhea, aged 14 months and 10 days. Caution J ALL persons are hereby cautioned against negotiating the following checks: One check on the Perry county Hank for 1400, drawn by John Mlnlch, in favor of Robert Clark, endorsed by Robert A. Clark, George Shop and I. H. Wetzel. The other a Pension Check for f'.!4,ln favor of Wm. Nunemaker andendorsed by Win. Nuneniaker and J. A. Wetzel. Payment has been atnpiwd on the above Cheeks. J. H. Wiil ZEL. May &, 1H74 4t pd. Al)MINISTRjSoirirNOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that Letters of Administration on the estate of Susan Humphrey, late of Watts township, perry county, Pa., deceased, have been granted to the subscriber, residing in same town ship. All persons luilobted to said estate are re quested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims, will present llii'in duly authentica ted for settlement ROBERT HUM I'll HEY. May 6, 1874 -Ot. Administrator. Notice. The interest of Wm. II. Miller, of Carlisle, In the Perry County liitnk, ot Sponsler, Juiikiu H Co., lias been purchased by V. A. Hpounler & B. K. Juukln, and from thiaduttt April 2uUi, lS74,sald Miller is no longer a member of said urm, but the turn consists of W. A. Hponsler & U. K. Juukln. Hanking as Hponsler Juukln to Co., who will con tinue to do business In the same mode and man ner as bus been done hitherto, with the full assur ance that our course lias met the approbation and thus gained the coutldeuee of the people. .. : , , W. A. M'ONHLEH. .ib. ftJUNkUM. t , April 20. 1874. - New Advertisements. The Poor Man's Friend I EVERY PERSON C AN PROVIDE for their families In case of death, by becoming members ot the PERRY COUNTY Mutual Benefit Association, OF NEW BLOOM FIELD, PA. ' ' The Cheapest and Boat LIFE INSURANCE. In the World. Stiictlv Mutual. Charter Perpet ual. LEWIS POTTER. hecretary. JOHN A. BAKER. President General Agents: William McKee. Joun Keim. f For further Information call on or address: LEWIS POTTER, 6'ec'y., New Uloomfleld, Pa. SITtf c 1IIPKT WEAVER ! n a iku removed from Cumberland county to Perry county, one mile East of BLUE HALL, 1 am prepared to do all kinds of Weaving, such as FANCY CARPETS, COVERLIDS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS. &e., &e.. AT MODERATE PRICES. I will also do all kinds of COLORING AND DYEING ! " For any Information address: WILLIAM RULLER, Landisburg, Perry co., Fa., Or, W. II. RINESMITH, Blue Ball, Perry co., Pa., Where you can buy all kinds of Cotton and Woolen Carjwt Chain. Also Grey and Brown Linen Chain and Filling at Low Prices. 8 15tf WILLIAM RULLEK. Cottage Color Paints 1.00 to l.SO per Gallon. ENGLISH ROOF PAINT, Ground in Oil, 50c. per gal. LIQUID SLATE ROOF PAINT, Fire Pitoor, - - 51 35 per gal. Patent Petroleum Linseed Oil, Works In all Paints as Boiled Linseed, 50c. psi G. MACHINERY OIL, E. G. KELLEY'S Patent Sperm Oil. - II 00 Engine Oil, . 75 Filtered Rock Lubricating OIL 60 Send for cards of colors and circulars. NEW YORK CITY OIL CO., Sole Agents. 7 14. ly h. 118 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. B- T. BABBITT'S Pure Concentrated Potash, OR LYE, Of double the strength of any other fSpoiiilyiiig- gnbstaucc. I have recently perfected a new method of parking my Potash, or Lye, and am now pack. Ing it only In Balls, the coating of which will spou Ify, aud does not injure the soap. It Is packed in boxes containing SS4 and W one lb. Balls, and In no other way. Directions In English and German for making hard and soft soap with this Potash accompany eauh package. B. T. BABBITT, 7 15 6m h. 01 to 84 WASHINGTON St., N. Y. rjlIIE MCE HOUSE, (Formerly Sweger's Temperance House and kept by Amos Robinson), Xew lllooiiifield, Pa., HENRY RICE Proprle A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. 8 litf rjllIE EAULE HOTEL, New Bloomfleld, Pa. II. C. MEREDITH, Proprietor. Having leased and relitted the Eagle Hotel, on Carlisle St, North of the Court Hcmie, I am now prepared to accommodate regular boarders or transient guests. A good livery Is kept in con nection with the house, and no pains will be spared to Insure the comfort of my patrons. March it, 1ST, tf) H. C. MEREDITH. J3EKHY HOUSi; New Bloomfleld, Terry Co., Pa., GRUVER & GBIER, Proprietors. The subscribers having leased this well known hotel, are now prepared to furnish permanent or transient boarders with accommodations. No pains will lie spared to make guests comfortable. A good livery is kept in connection with the house for the use and convenience of the guests , March 24, "It. tf) GRUVER St GRIElt. Kotioe. Office of the People's Freight Railway Company, No. 106 North Third St.. Philadelphia, Pa. March 27, 1S7L THE third installment ot live dollars per share on the subscriptions to the preferred stock of the People's Freight Railway Co., will be due, and payable at the omce of the Company, on or before llie 15lh day of April next, By order of the board of Directors. : ROBERT CORSON. Treasurer. N. B. Payment may be made to Dk. l. B, MirxiKKN, assistant treasurer, Landisburg, Pa. March 31. W7 M. Home Life in the Bible. By the author of " Night Scenes In the Bible" ami "Our Father's House," of which nearly ,'. (mo have been sold. " Home Life" is commendes by ministers of all churches as " the author's best book," "lull ol precious thoughts," "Truthd rirenlous as gems,'r" a choice book for every lain ly,"io. Hiel engravings, roso tinted paiwr, rich binding and for rapid sale unequalled. AGENTS, Voung Men, Ladles, Teachers aud Clergymen, wanted In every countyt 175 to Jluo per mouth. Bend for circular. ; . ZIEGLER M'CritDY, 813 eiSArohSt., Philadelphia,?
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