Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, February 25, 1863, Image 1

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JACKSONVILLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 18C5.
VOL. VIII NO. UK
v.
G. W. GREER,
I'll V? I CI A. V AND SCKOKON.
(Illlrr M tlir CHy III UK Mute,
.lArKfOvvn.i.r.. Oiikwv. -II
" E. F. RUSSELL,
NOTARY PUBLTC.
"Sk with It. Y. Dowell. I"., Third strrt,
.IjtrKiixNViu.K. Oiiwmv. 2'.
R. B. MORFORD,"
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
.Tackmisvmj.k, Oiiimok,
I.I. praeltrr In llii srvn-nl Court" of
1 1 tlw Kirot Judical Ul-lrVrt. ami in llie
Stipes m I'tmf
Orli.lr3n 'C8.
u. net'.
J. iiastun'.
REED &. GASTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
.UrMosvtu.K, Oarony.
J II. Itt'.KI) Imvlnc determined tn run.
mir tin" Jirwcllci of III prreslou. ha utn
aled.Mr (tA-rriii-nllh hlin In biislne.iind
Sreudl give prompt attention tunny legal
lai'mcs rntruled to tlirir earr. In any of
ivrmirtsor thi judicial District.
iirttee hi Mime building formerly occupied
t.. Mr ll-ed. Aunnsl lfilli.'..8.
ORANGE JACOBS,
VTTORNEY AT LAW,
.Ui'KMiNviiJ.r, Uitrnn.v,
trill attend to hutlnts In tbe Court" of llie
1'iot Judicial District, and In IlieSup-errte
.mrt. October 26-41
B. F. DOWELL,
A L XV'i.Jlil Ai. S.J1
a rtvil 'X.Tl. f? TT
AAV,
JjkCKililNrilJ.K, OllKOO.V,
('III practice In nil tin. Court" of the Tlilrtl
JsdUlal DMriot, the Suprf nir Court of re-
tvR.ami hi lrika.iiu. iurfcnp prompt-
' mllrelrd. . le.
DiinV Umber Simp.
l-rteu llrad'niry A WiidrVnnd hi Dorado
KaUoui, California stmt.
1IAVISG. Hair-culling SlumiKMilnc.Cur-
w:ait Iliiir Dyeing. n hand and for
vr a ceiiulue article ot FUbV Haii: Its-
ihunik. iwlCri'lKdoraVCreywariiir'v
PETER BRITT.
I'iiDtogra'ililc Artist,
! prprd in take pictures in every style
4 lb an. Willi mi llie ln linproirniriil.
U l'tcurr J not glie sutWfurlUiu mi
j.irjw ullt ! ms.de Cull at hi new Gal-
I-tt on llie lull txauiluu hi Pictures, ami
t fr tour likctie.
L. H. DEWEY,
MntcliinuUcr unit Jeweler,
kjn ron.tanl.y on hand a j-ry
.Mirtiii-tit or Cmm'kk ami fix.
- r.uir. winen in; oilers lor fr
" Ul ery low puce, lor,,
Ml. UKI'AIIUN'C-C'ncli.2
ViL'JA
&
tu and Jirlryriimlnd with prompt-
th utii uamiuUU Mmp on Cutitonila
. two iloori wel of Imw V llllp-r'".
Jrkwi'itil. Jnlv 86: 8S
DR. CH. DESCH
Waldo, JofKfin.xK C'oi'.vtv, Oo.v.
It Ii,mii i pn-iianil promptly tn uttend
' i be cnrlnK of Mil lli Mieordliif in
e tr-ainiil of I'rof K. V. IUxr.ui., ultlf
I'll tb iim of Merviiry. Arviile, or any
Miauu urui;i. l or llo h1 nin- yean
- Ikxi Uh-ii a prncliliouer of nicdialurt at
'.-m t iiy. ana ! u uvii natlyluxl tlmt liu
Msirpvily ri'llrf ti ll uRlivtit nliu
av cull un biin. Ample urrunjfi-imtiU fur
"W. wnrin, Hot ami Mm in tjlh.
aleYanderbuswell,'
-riunii'AL-
book-biktdeh,
I'AI'KUUL'Mvlt. oml
pUunk-iiooIc .Manufacturer.
517 flay ami fiM Commi-rci.il tri-tt.,
fcciv;ii MiiolnmiH-rv und ri.iiifoiov,
8AX l'UANC'IJJCO.
ift. lUndinR of t-vuy dtcrlptIon neatly
iuul ; iiUnk lliHika ruled uud Uonnd to
aJ lirl pattrru. 2J:y
rL DORADO SALOON,
P. H. LYNCH. Pxop'r.
I'orucr Ualifornia and Ortrgou StrtfU.
Tbe l'ronrletor daji IiihI rili-p.! frcm Rnu
"mIko a tbo'.co unjrtment of fine
W"ines, Liquors, Cigars,
ETV ETC.
Dron in and tt tliem. D,x. JO.
IJOWAKD ASOCI AJ'lUX, I'Uilndel.
I plim. I'enna
W Jh tdt lU Sk aid flulitutd J JIUd
Seiutl OrpJiu.
VMTc&l Aill'L-d hIimi ifnilla l.tf l!i Al.
xSurgi-uu. Vuliialile iii:iiniT on hi-kioia-su;i
or MsuiNAi. w:AkKi--, and oilier
" of llie M'xnal iiririiiii. nnil m II. n
f luytou toipU.nl In ttia Jipm-
"I K'Ut 111 Iih1 lillir ruvcliia-a Irn.. ,,f
K. Adlrr
, im.J.JsKILUN JIO'.OIITON,
l'afd Awoeiatloo.Kp.i'i muiIIi Ninth
-fin iw.jjy rutiattnutim, f, ,
Till: OKEGO.V SKNTINKL.
iv-4i.ii i.MiiV vn.iar ami kuviiiiav.
iu:MiYni:.t.i(n;u, Piiti'riiiiiimiv
Sciycnimox Onv j-ar. In ndvanci. Flvt
Dollar; Six inontb, 1 tirm Dollun. I'uli-f
rent-tivtl, mjH-u u ill uv diroililliiut-d ut tlir
cxplnition of the llmu .'or wliioli lliry liav
lntn paid.
Aovkiiiiimi One niuarc (10 line or
lew). Ilit liin-rtlnn, lluii Ilidlnr : t-nch
uliijiK'nt IiiHrtlnn. Out Dollar. A dl
eount of dfly prciiil will lo made to tautc
uhu adti-ritx ly tJirjiiur.
advertTsers.
Uy rpplloation to rotmalcr ami Mall
Carrier-. on ran learn tlmt llie Stni-ii My
Oiii:iov I'.vtim i. Ini dy fur n turner olivii
latlou In the counlle of Sontliirn On (.'ihi
und Del Norte county. California, than nny
olhi-r pnK-r. Thi lael houM comiiienil the
Sr.vrtMJ. to you a a rupvrlor medium for
advertising.
I.wr or Ail i:th. who are authorized to
transact any liuititi cniieernlns till n
per. In the name of llie publisher :
I r. rlt'irr.Mii rllllelcll; mlnrlli
V Itavne, Yirka; l.lr Kmry, Afliland; S.
C.Taylor. I'liiriilxi V. Fimlrr. Appli
cate; It. rf. Dunlnn, Wlltlninliirp; John It.
rrludlc.K.rlivtllU-; A.ll.McIUnlu.Wuldo;
It. J. Foi'.k-, Waldo; 'r.. M. ITvon. Alt
houe: Joel Thorn, Canynuillle; A. II.
Kllnt. Ituwliurp; Inibc It. Moorrn, .cli mi K.
M. Kllfuorlti. Kuune Cllr; K. Clmriunn,
On-con Cilv; D. W. Wakefl.-ld. Albany;
Ilenjainlii Cook, Corvulli; J, II. tmltb.
Crocent City; Albert Dooliltle, Happy
Camp.
SPKCIAL NOTICE
I. 0. 0. 1 Jackmiwiux I.oihik No.
10. holdlt rejculur im-ellnKf wiry SAT
VIMAV EVEXI.KU, at their Hull (Mc
Cull) 'a Theater building), at 7 o'clock.
Iliotheralii good tandlng are cordially
luvliwl to attend. Ja. M. Sittos X. ft.
l J mi. 1). Doumn. It. Sec 'y.
Warren Lodse No, 10. A. F. & A. M.
A HOLD their regular communl-
jXrcatlon tho WVdnealay Krenliiit on
Vor preceding the full iuvou, iu jaw-
HON VI I J J:, OliCUOV.
Al.E..MAItTIX.V..M.
IF. Iliiol. Stt'y.
oui:gon chaptku so. j,
JIOYAL AltOH AIASOXK,
JAVKS0.X VU.I.K. OUCGOX,
Will hold IU regular communication on the
Pint balunluy IJr. lit JSrry Munlli.
All nojournlng Companloim In good
ataudliij; urc cordially iiivitt! to attend.
U.-W'.OItKKIUM'.
I. SAriin, Sec'y, dcB:l"
S--T--1CCO--X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION 1ITTEBS.
Thrr purify, strengthen uud invlgotute.
They reato a heutlhy upprlite.
They are an antidote Iu change of water
and diet.
They orereome effect! of dMputlou am
lute hour.
They trcngtheu the ytleiu aud i-ulltrn
the inlnd.
They prevent rutomlc und iDtenulttent
feveia.
They purify tho breuth and acidity of
the nomncli.
They cure d)jpia and coiiftlpatWu.
TIh-v cure dlarrbuM, cholera and cholera
inurbu.
They euro liver complaint uud ntriou
bead ncbe.
They are tho bet bitter In tho world.
They nmke the weak inuu lrong. auJait
txluiuttal miture'i grtvt tttlortr. They are
made or pure fct. Utotx Ituui. llie celeliruleu
Cnlli-aya Hark, root and herb, and are
taken with the pleasure of n ben-rage, with
out regard to age or time of day. l'artlcu
lurly recoinuiended to delicate pernio re
quiring a gentlu fllmulaul. Sold by all
urocer, Urugguu, Hotels and bulooii.
J, il Dkakk Sc. Co.. New York.
23y Smith ic Davim, of I'ortlaud, Agent.
DUGAN & WALL,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
.MERCHANTS,
lirtck UullUlMg, Cor. Kront 4i falrccU.
CRKSCKNT CITY, 0AI-
WILL attend to the deceiving and For
warding of alt Good eolmited to
their care, with proniutneMapd dputctj.
Coii.Igiimciits solicited. Merchandise re
ceived on toragc.
i;rccent City, April i, 1WS. 10
K.U.-NoKwdidellverei until Ihefrelxht
and charge are M. D. & W .
w
AXTKD. 1.000.00U pound of Flour,
iu exvhihge fur gowl. at
iACIIS BU03'.
Never (Jive li.
Xevi r give up ! it 1h wler and Mlrr
Aluiiy tn Iiom lliiin once tn ilnpalr;
l-'llug olf llie load of doubt's cankering
fitter,
And break the dark ipell of tyrannical
ca 10.
Xei er give tip. or the burden may Ink yoti;
I'nn Ideiioe kindly ha mlnglul the eup;
And in nil trial and trouble bethink you,
llie tcliM oid of llie mutt be ".Never
give up."
Never give up! ttitra. are chances and
rliangex
Helping the hnpefnt a hitndntl to one.
And through the ibdo high tn!oni ur
ruiigv Lver ucce, If you'll evir hope on.
Never ghe "p! for the ilet arc Uilde'l,
Kuoiiigllint rroiideiiooinlugleslhocup!
And of ull miivlin the Ut, u the oldt-fl.
I the Hunt natvhnord of"Neu-r give
up!"
Xeer gli cup, though the gri)e-ihot may
nittle.
Or the lull thunder-cloud over you burt;
Stand like n rk, and the rtorui of the
Utile
Little rhall harm you, though doing their
uorrt.
Never ghc up! If ndverlly iircM,
I'Mvidence wlrily ha mingled the cup;
And the bvM counsel in all your dMn-fK,
Ji thetoul watchword of "Never clie
up!"
Local CoitiitiutilcafliHin.
lIllM-rnla (o lli Atiukriieil lrnirn.
Al-riAiUTK. Fell. Id, lrT.3.
Mr. Rliivr: Now lint the jn-ople of South
rn Oregon are beginning to nuke up from
their Hip Yun Winkle leip, and Unit they
nrc going to " rut out, or rot out,"' If they
do nut put their rhouhbr to the whctl. and
carry out the Immutable doctrine that '-Cod
helps iboMjMhohelpiheiiitclvc'," I, u work
ing man, will, like the uldnw' crue of oil,
add my mite, and, by the aid of a patriotic
ami free pre, a ShMlM.I. oil the wnlcb
towtrsof I, Unity, light msy come out of
darknew , ami " plow boy, farmer and team
Ur," dbtlnclly seo lliut they have within
their reach all the element of propi-rty.
Hood roadi arc to tbe liody pnlitiu what
arteries are to the human body, ami without
ublvli no country ever yet has been, or can
lie, great pro-perom and lisppy; then fore
all such undertakings aro to be approved of
and aided by every good citizen. Combina
tions among miller', farmer or merchant,
to enhance the price of a:iy commodity or
article beyond Its market ulue,or the laws
of supply ami demand. Is Inimical to the
y.fnii welfare, ami often result In illsn.
Iron confluences to the men v ho project
it. The limits of a newspaper, nt this time,
will not penult the Intertlon of n long arti
cle, when a great notion Is In the throes of
civil war, ami wl.cn. should foreign nations
Interfere, Its lurid flic miy light up our
own horizon; and I will coullne myself to
pointing out to farmer and ploughboy three
nrtlelts llmt they can readily add o flour
to make up Teamrtir's load to the mines on
John Day and l'owder rim.
livery goal farmer hn n slock of good
htnt and has provide for them a supply of
meal, lime or broken bonis, soaked barley,
on!, wheat or coru, a,ml access to gravel,
ami they sru now making Ihn air around
thu barn yard melodious with their cack
ling. Farmer will go to the drug store and
get the proprietor to put Into a. bo tie, con
talnlug alcohol, a sufficient quantity of gum
shellac to make a thin varuMi, and procure
a small fine brush; as the fresh eggs come
to hand he will brush them over with the
varnish and lay them on shelves or safe
placet to become perfectly dry; he will
then pack them In bran with their small
ends down, in suitable boxes or kegs, and
lhes eggs will come out at l'owder Illver
perfectly fresh, worth from seventy-die
cents to one dollar and a half per dozen,
ami Teainsfer will notify his customers to
wah tho yarulsh carefully off before using
them. Farmer now has n number of cows
dropping, or about dropping, their calves,
and their being no grass for two months to
come, and being u humane inao, having a
shed for rJielltr, and having hay or oat
slrsw, he will put together a couple of boxen
of suitable size, will procuro a straw cut
ter, If he can, If not, a chopping block or
two (if he has Idle boys It wjl) be fine t-pi-ploypientor
them), be, bujs from Jbu bj)
Icr a load of bran, and hakig a layer tif
the chuppid Imy or straw In the bottom of their supplies. Hut I am for nny and every
the Imix and dusting it freely with the bnm, road tlmt will lend us to i nuiikct for our
he motrtens it with water slightly rntuni-1 siirplu product. Taisi.k Hock.
Uil with sail, nnd keeps on layer ndcr lay- Yes, sir, u have liorn our that part
rrtlll the boxes nre lllled; ho will feid to! of the iimlo lUqucnlly; mid If llio rcmulu
hlscows mrfy morning and evening n B I"1" , ! ',;' mon-jllfllcnlt "'n '
. i .r . . r . ,i .. ., twiin I.lk Crick and Moiiitce llock, llitrn
bueketrul of this foinl.niid give them n light ' nn, colnmratloly no dlniciilths Iu the way.
feid of hay or (trnw nt noon. The milk Hut the bridge over tho smiles can) on of
will now come In abundance nml of koch! ' lt.t,:iie Itiver, Imw about tlmt T Tlmt tin-
.....in.. .i i.,w...i'i .ii.,i i.i. ..,. ..ri... ' illstiuico I much Irs, wuiln not doubt; but
qualiiy.and he nmln tsllnt his rMt is or the , 1(J ahH.aw of (, ,, ft KrIoi olJrc.
tlicnrslorloreiiillknntarlynlllliecn-amis.ii,,!,. Let this llngue ltlver route bo llior
Iu the Inst or slrlpptug. As he ha n clean ' oiighly explorol Inls sutntner, and If ihtro
dairy freshly lilt-w.hid,pmi. l-rIKbl sasi a " lIculHs si In llie way lave the i until
,, . ' . . ' , , of n br dgo ncio's tlm iniilii rlvir, tho ad-
sllver.chuni swi-ct.and n supply or pure,- ,,,,,. , ,,, M)nt r ,tn,ic,. titer the
wafer, his go.xl wlfo tnkia cnuh churn- Klamath Lake route will tnnkrt It the great
Ing and placing It In u wooden bowl oron llioriittglifaro Tor ioiillierii Oregon, ami
a smooth table, she woiks It over wllh o w"rmJl 'J"t """ r ll.o bridge at tho
, , ,, ,, ,, . deilrid point. l.o. t-KMiNKUl
womlcti ladle till lb" wnlir runs
'S S -
lectly rmr, and thu It sweetness I In
sured; It ts rolled up In a lump, wruppul In a
nice wrung cloth to nlworb the ri main I tig
inolilure, and laid awny until nrt day
whei It Is again taken and npend nut with
the ladle and an ounce of ground alum salt
to te pound thoroughly Incorporated wllh
II, and n small quantity of pulrerlzid loaf
sugtr will do no harm. Farmer now has
an article that will sell In any market, and
which If he continues to produce will make
him rich, and obi late the necessity of trans
posing six thousands miles a similar article
friiu the Stale of New York. It would be
a convenience If bis butter was weighed In
pound lump, neatly rolled up In square
j leces of cotton cloth, and packet) nwny In
salt. A Mcnn.1 cash article having l.cen
-
addnl to Teamster's load, the ham und sides
aro sufHcleully sallol to l smoked, and
smoked, and
eachtIo UInc sumetideil and no brine
dripping from It, a lire or dry onk chip or
corn-cobs kept carefully without breaking
into a blaze, pcrrcciii the curing, ami no
l?tler eggs, l.utliror hams can go on to
Queen Victoria's table than the farmers of
Oivgou can, If they see fit, place on tlir tublo
of the miner. Hiukuma.
IVagou Ilonil liy Another Itouf.
Khttr Sniiintl There ha been rrrerut
commuiilcationt In the fiK.vriM:!, lately, fa
luring the contructioii of n twtgon rosd by
wiry of the lakes to the mines on John Day
and l'owdir Klvcrs. A the route iIIkov
ered last full Is not mriit'omd, I presume II
I not generally known that the U-.t pass
found In the Cascade range wus dlcovrrid
by a part or the Wagon Itoad Company, on
their reluru from Canoii City, last fall
Mi sr. Nye, Abbott, fc'esslons, and other.
They suy this pa is but a few fret higher
than the country on the east side of tho Cas
cade rnngc; theasetntand discent was so
gradual Ihey never knew when they crossed
the Fummlt. It I slluuled betwet-n J-'rott
and Diamond Teaks, The north furs of
lloguo Jthtr uud Ihewest fork ot Dechule
take Ihelr rise In this pass at Diamond 1'eak,
and not at .Scott' I'euk, as was formerly
suppoMil. They think n road throug'i tht.ru
can be troielid as soon n the road on the
east side of the mountain A far a the
grade I concirned. they say tho ;reutest
difllcully lo bo owrcomo I Lelwcen Klk
Creek and Flounce Kock,
Mr. Illlor, you Imu been our this part
of the route; If It Is the most difficult part,
you can form a prttly good Idea of Its prac
ticability for a wagon road Tin miles
Irom Flounco Kock tho trail crosses the
north fork of Itogue ltlver, which will have
to bo brldgid (here. Nature has done her
part, The river run through a canyon of
bluff rock, which I not over thirty-five to
forty feet from bluff to bluff. The country
oa each side Is perfectly level. There is
plenty of timber, of the best quality, with.
In Afty yards, to build a bridge, entirely
above high water, Tho parly mentioned
kept it diary, Iu which tho distance from
Dechutte to Jacksonville Is estimated At
110 miles. If thi route should prov; prac
ticable for wagons, of which there Is out tho
least existing doubt In the mind of thi
exploring parly, the value of the discovery
to this valley cannot be over-estimated, It
Is In u direct course lo Canyon City, and
will avoid all the marshy, swampy ground
that will have to be pasnd over to go by
way of the Lakes, and U roust shorten tho
distance near u hundred, mljcs. At soou s,i
this road U opened,. e cau furnish tbuu,
tbe new of this day sooner than they can.
( It from .thu Dalles, and no .other- pIut
can, coqipct with U In f-rnlsilpi .tlitm,
Josephine County Correspondence
Ai.TimruK CnKwc, Feb. 19. Ir'fi?.
JilUor Ftntintl In reply to your request
In n Into number, regarding tlm sllvirorv
illrcoverrd on this creek, let me Inform you
that the report Is erroneous. From my lim
ited knowledge of ores and metals, I Judgo
the re from the so callid silver lead to lt
either lead or tin most probably the for
mer. It has not the least resemblance ol
sllier ore; and furthermore, I do not think
It contains one particle nf Mllrrr. A r-nmplo
of tho oro has been forwarded for assay, tint
result of which I shall report lo )ou In duo
time.
Copper was discovered some time ago by
I ... ... a . . .
"tf Alr- '''"'. "'ar r- wt Ii?r. m
i """' wicy. cainplea oi ore irom u.ai
. tocallljr Imve ken assayed, uud piovcn to
, 'oll,y hav' ,lC,'n ""J"!.
contain from 30 lo 10 per cent, or copper.
Messrs. I-.tnersnii ,V danlnnl have alio dis
covered n copK r villi near Democratic
(iiilch, between this place and Sucker Creek.
Tho ore set-mi very rich, und U more likely
to contain silver llmu tho aboiuspokin of
illt-r"ore.
ThoLntcrprlso Quart Company aro going
uhe.ul with utuul vigor, livery thing re
garding thdlrU-do and mill looks encour
aging, The vein pi uvea to bo richer its
they descend.
Tho miners ulmut here oro doing as well
ailtial. The mine pay fioin three to ten
dollar per day to the hand. Whllo more of
the claim pay the foriuer than the lulter
figure, lucky one occasionally plckjiji
small pit cvs, like tho one Messrs. Wnicr A,
Hole found ft few day ago, weighing iho
ounces.
Sunday and Monday great excitement pre
vailed In our town. It appears thutu party
of Clilmaumen inudu It their innlii biulness
to obtain properly under fulto putenct.
slcutlng. robbing henhouse uud thu like.
On the 13th, Mr. Ilulue, of Illlnvh Yulli y,
liilssrd cerlaln properly from hi premises.
Including n fvw doAen of chicken. After
aldupulyseurchlug for Iho lost property,
he found part of thu mini) Iu ftinl about is
China homo on lb crrik. Ihu occuianta
of the cabin, consisting of mule ami feuiulo
Chinese, wero brought lieforo Justice (Sarrl
gan. After preliinlnury und duo examlms
tiou lito the ense, uud through Ihn nblu
plenllug of Messrs, Mitchell & llnndull
(Uth well exicrknced at thu liar), Iho
Judge sentenced ndo Ah Coon to ten day
Imprisonment In tho County Jail uud to pay
a fine or fifty dollars, and diinilised I ho bal
ance or the Chlng Foos.
Yours, etc., II,
IVIini iu lleol, v;
JAfXitoxviUai, Feb. 21, 18(3.
EJ. Stttfiml: I see by tho correspond
ence, Iu the last numhtr of your paper, of
Miller aud Farmer that they do not agieo
a to the time of holding meeting to cpr
kliKr the organization of n wagon rpt.il H
socjation. Miller favors Saturday, (tie iit
Inst,, while Farmer names Butufifay, tho
7lh or Mutch, at rhusnlx, at Qi)o o'clock.
I am Inclined to second Farmer view of thu
matter. It U Important that tho meeting
should be well pltvnicd, nnd It Ulmposulblu
tp have ft full meeting without It I gener
ally known.) and, in addition to the abovu
reasons, huvo conversed with torn moil
that know but tlo about the nutter, but
tske a llytly intercht iu the cperpri, und
wlUattend thmeetlug, Thvr9failwnath
lug lpst ly Mdlng llio tiitf tjpjr un lh,o 7Ui
(4 larch, 'rky lttM(0Pco W'H W
rnpro w.aly( vlff uUtt.A, bqi) ,bcDco a layger
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