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From The Geossc,o~n un;on

Mr. P'nekn,y's RrsolH,:0ns We took oc-
cas,oa a week or two since. TO make few
remarks upon the subjre. OF these resolutions.
From our remarks, our readers we're Left to
inter, Iha, VIC considered Mr.. P,nekncy'.
coursc harmless. il no, entirely correct. no.
with,,anding tho sctcrc dcnuieia;ions deal,
oul sgains. hin by slsnsc Who wrrc short
time ago i'aad aud slosc with this gentleman
We rrict to tins subject again, no, with The
siew Of submitting any addM,onal remarks
upon il, bu, To show, from the following cs-
tract from al ar,icir in the Columbia Times
and Gazette. tic estimate ~ which the pro
Es.,ons OF Mr.. p. is held Lyi b., I.c] ln,t.
ical friends. We once thought land will not
! Hor say that our opinion IS changed. thu,
Aig. r. and those with w.,om ho ac,cd. "af-
Jrried an attachment 10 tbs Union" and did
no, jeii,; but ws arn ln,lc surprised IN
scr The est 81 soon let out Of the bag Tic
Columbia writer has Lei l,iu feeling. &c, The
better Of his dIscIo:ioa- i murder will
OUT
EIiraef t1nn the Times omi Gn=eNc.
(, The remarkable feature Of Mr.. Pinck.
ne. speech is his affected. wc Say affected
attachment ~ tho un,nn. Can any ono be
! at scss CT this aiFrc,a,ion He adopts The
slang Of The Van Burcn party, tia, Lc may
;m?a,c 10 those who required direct vote DC
ny,ns the power Of Congress 10 cmaucipa,e
tho Il 'v-s Of this District, 4 desire to d,asorc
.hc Union. The cfFcc, Of his motion is n
keep the g"-.tNu opcn-to say to ,l.c ab"l
i,on,-,s !, is true wc have The power. Lu, wc
do no, ror think il capcdrnt 10 act; YOU
must wait nn,,I u ,s cApcdicu'! Whereas the
mo'nn to reject. by denying The right ol
Congress To act, c:osrd tho door IN the face
Of tho inccrdisrirs Which 70 bes, calculu
ted To p,cscr,c c tic Union
I'VE coukl q,,osr several others. hut .I,"sc
wii srrvc tn >ew tho simultaneous T.; intols
Of all ,rnc southern patriots. aho arc not
crn,ch,ng so Van n rem for future rev crcs
md tia, they are bu, ono aud tho sa'"c.--
And wc sincerely ,tuh that The imtaedia"
constituents Of Mir. Pnckn.J. land wc doubt
rot their spirit a. all times to assert their
rights and p:i,'!"g-s) III take due care IL
hasc themselves represented at the n"M Gee
ton by .omc pure aud sncorrup''"lc rcpre
sentative.
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The Ai.thodisf Book Coucea.-The meet.
ing last evening in Green street was ofe Of
much interest. and its results surpassed oar
most sanguine expectations The of6cial p Q.
eeedings will be shortly published: meantime
we state, tn the iDlnrma,ion OF the public,
,ha, upward ofTHlRTEEN THOUSAND
D.:LL, RS were subscribed -Caa. ADJ.
Beautiful iseident.-A, the meeting Of
citizens in the Methodist eharch in Green
Stree, held last evening Tor the purpose Of
taking measures To rebuild tie noble struc-
,ure known as 1.-The Methodist Book Con-,
cern," very ,nlerc.;ng and impressive ad.
dresses were delivered BY the Rev. Dr. Bangs
and the Rev Mr.. Waugh. The history OF
that extensive institution, fro n its iniancy.
fly years ago; its rccen, means Of great and
extensive usefulness; aud the Efficient and
saIu,ary manner in which they ve been ap-
pl;ed. were disclosed in the most clear and
sa i.fac,nry manner, and with the bess posi-
tle cfIcc, as will he seen Id the sequel. In
the course Of his remarks, Dr.. Bangs related
the following rcmaskab!e incident. Among
the burning & a.n,enis Of books and printed
SNCtS WHICH were Suuta @suN otou VIZ
wings o; ,lfe fame. and horne onward upon
those Of the ~nd, was a page Of The Bib!e,
containing the Islr,h chap:er Of Isaiah. Il
was picked up "n the morning Of the eonfia-
grafton. abou, twelve miles dist'ni. on Long
Island. a.d before tho catastrophe was knorn
which had carried II ,hniser. twas Indeed
winged messenger :" truth. in d double
srnsc, for The fat, ,s no ,ss striking than al.
th' nr,e. that eser, word ri the page was 50
,narrd As to be I'csihr. save the Iih sersc.
which red. IN the ~ord. following -
Our holy ID beautiful house. where our
father. praised ,hec i, G~rnra Ep sriih ffe;
and all our pl,asau, things are laid aoasie." =
We know n.l bow the relation Of this 'ii-
cidcn, imrrc>s,d o'hrrs. bu, 10 us il appcar-
cd OF striking ,n,crr., and beauty. True,
there s-eu. no special reason whs s:,cl,
message should have bccn psoriden;ia!iy sens
to the ,ran vino found il; bu, the message
.cas sent, and all bu, The message was ohiIt.
Grated by the melancholy occurrence Of which
, j. gave su-h signal intelligence. The leaf
was broush, over 10 this city by the finder
and has been placed in one ol our bookstores.
lad
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F,ras iie GL,dcs
IMPROVEMENT IN FIRE ARNs.


4 Mr.. Col. of Connerticn,, has exhibited
in ,i,> ciy. newl, .nvehted rifle aud pistol,
Of admirable ro:.>,rnc,ien. The chami,cr
C ni1ns ,u,'es .or several charges OF po.dcr
and ball II NAV he made to contain from six
to Ten. IN cooking liic gun to shoot. the
cham, e; trv.::cs oitsan axis, aud brings ia
succession rvers tube in the chamber IN line
viii, ,'a, Of the barrel; and when discharged
,h: nc, Of ccckins brings the next ,.he mo
POSITION un',l all are discharged, the acl Of
cock,ug br,ngs the mex, ial,c ii,io position,
uy:i! ali arcG,,char.cd. Al! i!u: tubes .nay
3c rreharsed a. qaiSn., as siag!e sun ol the
ordH.sr, structure. las new imp!enento Of
w,r hs, occm shownlo the President. The
Sre-c,sr, oF War, aud ikc Navy, many ofti-
Gers II t.ai, tic army Hnd navy, and Is con.
s.,i.,-i 'hc most cficcn, instrument OF the
kind ever invrn,ed We made an cxp.rin,cp,
with The rlaet r,s:ol. an! found it as sure in
htiu.. ana accurate TO Tic aiu', Is the bcs, Of
the common Construction.
VIC src informed that Mr.. Colt has already
obtained .harcr iram the New Iersry Lc.-
yr.',,u.c, aud is abo.t 10 organize j,int
company, w,,h capital e $@;:a0.0 . fos the
purp,sc vi msnu!ac;nr!ii. n!'rs and pistols,
io, rivalc ust. and ,ha; III lew months his
guns Will !c in the market.
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A TURKISH TRAGEDY.

The following 10 all extract ol letter,
dated Cnas,aa:inoplc, Nov 25 "a Gs,eS
j. now hanging Up 4, the doc. Ct 'urkish
lady ~ this place, who attained the elevation
under Ec following CIRCUMSTANCES He was
10y trade tailor, end used To 81, industrious
" a: hi, lu,!e opcn shop nearly opposite the
house OF 'hc lady III question, sho. for hours
together was won, 10 lcas, her eyes on the
handsome young g!d-m, as she pceped
through Ter snail casc-~ork jealousy. Her
breas, was !ua,m,d with lavc; and as q Turk
sh lacy il, such case Goes no,
Let concea'mcn,, l'kr worm Tic bud,
Feed on trr La,nask cheeks.
.l.cy soon camc to good Understandings
b IL nec'mg. 4, first were well arranged,
aud there was little DANCES Of n discovery,
and thus nearly Two year, ran Oh smsnthly.
Constant success led, az usual. to Careless
ncs.. aud Gnall, the tailor was caught in the
arms his mistress. lie was soon dragged
before The Sera>Licr, aud The ..sidcnce be ng
coaclu>i1.. he was CONDEMNED 10 The penalty
he could moi bu, be- aware would follow dis
covery ~ law Of ,hc land condemns TO
death such intercourse be,Wce" Turkish
woman aud an infd-l man The lady, how
ever, has hrn lnwet 10 ltre Cor :hs present.
rs she !. s the way ,ha, "momcn wish 10 be
who lore ;hc,r" -,ailors! ], ssery Posslbia
she may escape, though now confined, un II
she shall he" confined" in order that after
waris she gay make The acquaintance Of he
R-,.pla us .ewed up IN "bag
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lc, hir, accnu. ,,an, re: r,v sw"'d ia by
,ny sid,', tn rcsen, an aG' CAT, ba; moi Ia
,nuricr friend frr whom l wutli dc
:,,i, whn sits there = monument "i c"ntr'
Eon ard bravery. ready with me {" csai'
lenee to res; Of the ro"ir Ia deadly com
hat. ny man dare 20 think amiss an.
of transaction"
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Mr.. MADISON,

MR. MADISON,
Thought the question before the Com
mi,tec, was no otherwise important than
as gentlemen made il SO by their serious
opposition. Did .h'y permit the commit
men, of the memorial, as a matter a
course, no notice would be ,akeu Of il
oul uf doors; il could never be blown up
into decision Of the question. respec.
ling H. Encouragement Of the African
slave trade. aor alarm the owners with
an sppre hcnsi"n. that the general govern.
m.ni we're about to abolish Slavery in all
the States; such things arc not contem.
pia.e by any gentleman; but, 10 appear
&c, they decide the question more
.xainst themselves, than could lie the
case, if i, vas determined Oh its real me-
rils, because the gentleman may be dis
posed to vote for tho commitment "f
petition. without any intention OF suP'
porting The prayer Of it.-F:oyas Debates,
36 ruls
Mr.. MADISON.
The debate has taken q serious turn,
and I, will be owing to this alone If sn
alarm Is created; for bad the memorial
been ,rcn,c., in the usual wsy, Il would
hare been considered as q matter u course,
and report might have been made. SO as
+, 10 hare given general satisfaction.
II there xas the slightest tendency Gy
the commitment 10 break is upon the Con.
istitu.ion, he would object TO il; but nc
did no, see upon uba! ground such M
eren, uas 70 be .ppreheuded. The pei
,ion prayed in general terms, fot the in
reference of Cungress, SO far as they
Eerc cons.i,utionaIiy authorized; bn 'rea
IL prayer was. An some degree. nneonsfi'
| fxtiusais il might be committed. as was
the case on Ar. Churehman's' position,
unc part of which vss supposed toaPrly
|! for an unconstiIniionsI interference by the
General Government.
such were tho views Of James Madison
lin Tic visIr Of judgment. and when nc
vas the lcades in the House Of the South.
crn Republican party. In logical lueidlty,
in extent of attainment. in moral purity,
he ncrcr has had mis- superior in our Re.
public On his first appearance in public
life. Patrick Henry often said ci him. .
ucser hear that young man argue, but he
appears To mc TO have brcn studying .Wcn.
~ years bclnre he was bern.
In TO there we're 6fiy.nine members
in the House, Of whom futy-tkrsc ro'e d
for The interference. and bui tieren asains'
Ii,-Gve were absent.
or the iai Representatives Of the
twelve Plania,ion-SIatcs, and Territories,
IS concur with Mr. Pinrkney-46 votrd
for hi. Resolution. and the Delegates oi
Florida and Arkansas, who are not enli.
lied To vo.c. approve his Resolution
Scrcn members did nn, voic. and ~ werc
(! against the Resolution. We arc there.
fnrr nirnns, .a"siiy diridrd rs {" tho best
ma,lc OF procedure. which should teach
d. moderation. il mot difTijcncc
A REPUBLICAN.
mir. Chnrrh.nan gao Mathematician wins
asked Of Congress errsain exclusive privileges
and finds. ior q voyasr To Ba;En's Bay TO confirm
! hts llsroty of magnetic variation. The pcti'ot
! us- rSrrr~d and Al interesting Report madr
shich. ho9r~rf, rceomusend~d ihe rycction o
The petition. through tho want Of constitution
! ro s~t.
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room for doubt; tte manufacture Of beef
root sugar, new tbst il hae been brought
to perfection in France. will soon become
general throughout The whole continental
Europe. What the effect will be upon
the West Indies and southern portion Of
the United States. is question that may
be deserving Of grave consideration.
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From the Charlr.,on Pa.rio,

Those Who rce"Iicci the rcn,ncrriil
character and ,ioisi,ude "f 1910. can bear
testimony to TIC similarity oi The present
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SThAYiD OR STOLEN

From, ,lr subscriber. on Friday the 70 MI,
bay GARt., llor Is hands hi-h. A su'ia'
ole rcusId Will be PAID t,r i'et delivery 10 tho
subsc ,Ecr. Manly REED.
Alarc!. 5--G:::,t
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DOineatic.
From The Chars-s,on Patriot.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

Ex,ract cf letter received in this CITY
frun member Of The Irish Volunteers.
.ln.rt, AZ
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MIR. Chuphnan ras a Mathematician who
sskrd Of Congress err.ain cxe'usirc privileges,
and fnnds. ior voyasr 10 Baihn's B.y TO confirm
his lirofy af magnetic variation. The petition
rSrr~d and Al intrrsiing Report uads,
sShich. l,osrrrf, recommended tho rrycetiou ol
The petition. through tho want Of Constitutional
20 Nef.
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trrs he Continual
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assuming comparatively calm and tranquil air, she
and placed herself soemny her knees at her
fathers feet "Oh Sirl-Father!" she exclaimed and
all leaned forward in breathess ateRon her accents
fell clear and distinct around, earth upon the collins
lid. Command-eommand Juanito to swear by all
his hopes of mercy hereafter that he will now obey your
orders whatever they may be-, their fullest extent,
and shall vet be happy" The mother trembled
from joy and hope, eagerly unobserved she bent for
ward participate Is The communication her daughter
whispered in her fathers ears. She heard and fell
fainting the earth. Juaniio himself seemed evidently
of its intent for he wrthed from rage and horror
Victor now commanded the guards to quit the room,
the Marques renewing his pledge of promised uncondi-
ona submission. They accordingly retired leading
the domestics, who they issued FORTH delivered
over BY one 10 the public executener and success
srvely put to death
he Contipued.1
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IL ;dd'so would be content to follow Nature and assist
s YOU'D dispose itself oIde were. course; and Ii.
half do:e undertaken Purge out the old
M however denied by many having reference to the body
though the hsrse by instinct ,hss,, &C. e
preserve health. searches the field, for the Eean where the
has shsed Of BIZ R0ss q. S s may Be-
la like the dog and cat and many oher animals
lection of those grasses open their bowels purify
iheir fluids, Do the ahered tribe because deficient
10 promote digestion, and produce m .,hy ehyle to purify
ss and Psn Ss s SATGSE Il .
against epidemic contagious although they
der the laws which govern the human 'nl%1 eeSoy This
any other MANS but il principle Of Nature Are not the der
sse, or pifer fthe ar! .or any length prnci
pie inactive do not both water and arr became sagnan
the body which ought 10 be passed BY The bowels
the passages of. Mankind from facts like these ns the
ampotsn necessity Of attending 10 the state OF the ssmach and
bowels a'd The importance OF msee % snes a., hoA-
. .S% ,e !. BRANDRrTHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
have performed cares for Of hopeless and hepss. per
sons usual scientific medical skill OF physicians had
billion. and sperien medicine unrvaed; all them
invariably them thei virtues u.p1s. az euosy and
snehed by their not by bseing bat ny the
box will establish their prove ere truth
advertisements They require of kiud OCCUPATIONS
box. thai one is his competent physician
Editorial notice Of the sun. 10th ofOctsber
BRANDRETHS PILLS.-Thrre are few who do not know.
of fuod converted which, formed,
assmaes itself to the various ramatons the frame
therefore, clear AXIOM that medicine which
makes the blood without weakening the
exceent and know Brandre Pills To be such medicine,
them with confidence our friends Many and
high their lestinonials.
te.tuonashaye been received high
rsspectabhy. Call al DR. BIS and original lei
ter all proving the extraordinary power Of Brsndehs Pills
removing diseases of the most opposite
ton. They IN fact prye by the they make
necessity for any other medicine
NeVV Xark-- MIR I.aure Ohf A WtOhf
and fancy store ID Fulton MATS bookseller
CaihAne ST. B. s Taylor grocer b. 7svesey Z. H. Trip,
aonsr, &C., l67 Division w. ID. d. Wright, hardwaren,en
% Houston st. Of Lewis Mr.. Coward Universal Book
Of Chatham and Pearl Mr. Nsye, liz Brooe
Newman Abbot go GreeEich st; Wa Abro, Bowery
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LlBding
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4 Guest QS;IMH9 ARE TIE oUAcKs!-csT:

A QUEST O<.-WIO ARE THE QUACKS!-Cer-
N iIny Dr. DRANDRETH, who adveriIses hi Vegetable
Universal Pills 5 th bcx5csue thew such
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MARCH; e>pec y il j. considered how muSh expended
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recommend Them. l." thOsr ieors Of Mrd inc who
free with their appesioH of Jack with reference him
who only r'f all di-rasrs with simple
charge . for their compositions that the public may haze
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ro they will sell equal 10 Bra"dehsV table Universal Pills.
But h-y RELY, tia il the trash ld diciae
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To incre iu SHE.
ih- 10 # M,v. 1885 Dr. Bren-ih e the m time made
III The ave celebrated IT, Pills. He left them
stand fail by th r merits He de ausioR
other mecine SIMPLE facts stated and tn following nrinc
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yoINrs. RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS CuTANEoUs ERUP-
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local diseases nothing thrn symptoms
dsordred State Of the Constitution and that DIR VIM Hrand eth
Ind medicine ISL which had been fore public
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health and vigO snpl, nv all bad and
from tn bloo J. b tn stomach and hoa eThe American
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bv this ONE SIMPLE medicine Pce % with full direc-
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feb
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TR6 TIL M, ND Y0T MIL BIZ SURE

DIR. GOODMAN'S American Anti Gonorrhael Pills thu
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Tn pills prepared from tn choicest preparations sentf
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American extracts Of asaPara and eopei and the
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inged' which the tor holds secret andote for the
complaints DR. Godman's American Anti Gonorhea Pills
been highly approved by the Medical Faculty.
nd in hospital psetee in preference all her remedies Of
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wise be wise for himself and be hi, phv with secrecy
and take foreign, French Spanish English Vie
6cs medical of America think themselves best adapted
the tuions of h flow Ii j.
amusing the o-ehaance which parcel Of foreign
from diff a Europe tend to palm OF their nurou.
preparations thu public, taat they best unde the
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judge for himself and be tempered with bv quack
noslrun s1acOy at emprd to be forced nm by H.
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CAUTION.-As these upon fair trial will fund be
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"Whai is the maller uncle jerry" said ar =, as
old Jeremiah R passing b., growing most
ferocIousIy. Natter" said the old man, stopping
short" why, here I've been Juggling waller all the
morning, for DIR. C-'s wife to wash with, and What
dive s'pose | got for il ," 6 Why, / suppose about
ninepence.r answered Mr. sNnepence he -
she iod the doctor would pull tooth for me some
time l"-BaRgor Mechanic.
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THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
CELESTE.


This distinguished and popular favorte is engaged
Tor nights the 81. Charles theatre, prior to heI
departure for the north. The mere announcement OF
her name is sufficient fill the theatre with the beauty
and fashion OF the cityCeleste, the Nepfall the
town will be there. We have much pleasure in pub
fishing the following beautiful lines, by the Etrick
shepherd, after Witnessing her unique performance OF
the Indian Gnl at Ednburg and Newcastle upon Tyne.
MADENOISELLE CELESTE
.Grsce in all her steps, MILTON.
Divine Celeste! whose initiative powers
Have thee, gen Us, of IN order high
Among the III hcsL-Olfted one, on weom
A thsa-and r4PuT ell dwell. tehfcl
Or laughing with del ght-Ah. thou
Some IOsey drram--ome bright alton, such
As sparkle in the REALMS Ut thought alone
Say We who have hehed her fairy frm,
Who'e attribute il g ye heG eyes
Those stars, tnat IS If their spien ouT from
The heavens I'D Late be N stolen. Remembery e
sThe W-ptr-and marked We no, the exp inded
The quics " heaving bTe ST. the yelrnilg SOUL
As She he masiac m Their, voiceless rushed
On benfei knee to clasp her infant babe
SaS the wife when the red L dian tel!
Saw We e kse Iug form bend Ger TIE chief!
Rene albei re, hos she the passive hand
OF him he eying raised AID pressed
Within her own, AMI pc nted TO the skies:
Fur there her uptuIned gaze rvetted
Ia Nr4yi q vOon? Saw " then the smile
Ceestill W thed around her | ps! slwye
The Frightening eye now shni with light
OF Intellect re-oTe!? Ii this ye saw,
All then, We must have felt, snl feeling read
language unnteI ally sweet
ThAa .lr ot ri hest clique reno need
OF woi ds h.th she-Hor sveiy toEe-nOr sound
Artcuiate thIIli tie swelling heart
Celeste. En.hanress: Queen of wt-hery
Celeste n ID conque red il -lol in her
The mlie, the dumb, the oBgueess, peek!
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NSuMPr fO Nd. l. a.. B..ia Via
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