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W&D1c8 lnnDeUo4eelys
A Jooraeymau Coach Maker. seqaainted
with his basaSess. b wanted BY the pubscsi.
bess--also Ioarnsymsn Trimmer. TO soch
% may pfove sober aud industrious. pesms.
nsnt sisuati "a can be had, good wages sad
psomps pay. -
Oct /. 1886 j&f
ErThe editors Of ths Augusta t0a.)
Chronicle. will insert the above sdsestieemsnt
three times. and the Charleston Courier until
forbid, and inward their sccounts 10 tho sub.
scribcys fcs payment,
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The HawthMndean eni,,aTY
Pm Youre Ladies in the vicip,is s,f H,sse.

fhe HaWth:Andeaii e.ni'laTy
fs Young Ladies IN the viciasiy ii Ssase-
burs, viii commence iis next se,z,,on the:
I'd Monday IN January 1877. tmpls pro
iisioa is made fos the acenmmodabea aud
nssruc,ioo Of twenty .6rc r thlry boafder.:
The schulsssie year viii ctmpne tea
usooshs, which ~ill be divided i.tu iwo scs-
sioas, Il The clnse Of each wili be apuilie
examination and sacsinu The coarse oc
ins:F1ctina wil embrace Spelling. RcsdiaR
and Weitins el0 per sssion. .lfs q sos
q Asishmeaic. Modern H,s,ory and Compo.
siisiea Including ths abose si6 pei do. sS@s
En1tkh Grammar, Gcnzrs. 49,
phy viih The %. Il Msps. Y 8
Natural. Moral md lnieiIeo.
tual Philosophy, Rhe.osic Z. a,,s.r'
Logic. Chemistry. My,holo sSS ~ -
q. Anei-as History. '.aS7f'
8osany. Aisrbsa. Geometry g.
sad Astronomy.
Ia eddisna 10 lhe above course. insasso :.
tim vili DO gi.es 70 aM WIN dssire I'll; "a
Lasia. Gtcek, Fraeh, Mmsc, ,DraaahR.
Paiasms and Ornsmen.ai Ncsdlc work
Terms for sh.ch ~ilt b a. fi!ow: s asii
For Latin and Greek e90 per sessioc.
Fsench go ia
y Aassc &26 10. ,sFsal
Used Piano S3. q
{. Drawing and Painting el6 70 do.
Osnamsntll needle woskS5 do
I" Board including Bed and Bedding Fuel
vsshias .nd ,'andies $50 'dosa
0eholsrs may enter the school At any.
period In the session. and will be charged
frcm such time, according 70 the above
rates, but no deduction will be madef after
entrance for absence, excep, In cases OF
sickness; and the pay for the session snust'
10 oil cases be in advance. =
w. w. ASTON, Prinuspai: 2
Dec 10 % e ssF
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|thcS apporiion tho deH and the sunbeam.
Willie they eradicate the weeds that de-
form. Or li.. -xrrcscenccs that endangel
,hem. is there not perpetual mention
uttered Of the work to be done in shcir
,wn heart. From the admiration Of these
eve. varying charms, h"w naturally Is
he tender spirit led upwards in devotion
to Him. whose hand perfumes them.
and whose pencil prints" Connecietl
with the nature Of 8uwers is the delight.
ful study If bn,sny, which impar.s new
attractions to the summer sylvan walks.
and prompts both tn salabrim,s exercise
snI scientific research. A knowledge Of
the physiology. "f plants. NOT only in.
,rresiins in itself. bat practical import.
The hrilIisb. ealoring msiier which they
sometimes yield. and the beautiful in.
faenecs which they possess, Impair, valve
10 many an uasish,ly shrub or secluded
plant. which mighI otherwise haze been
suffered to blossom and die without q
Thought.
II is cheering amid our solitary rambles
10 view the subjects that surround us .s
friends. n call ia recollection ,hrir dis.
tinrtivc linraments Of character. 10 ar.ay
them with something Of intelligence or
utility. and to caIoy an intimate eompa-
uiouship with nature. The female abo.
risinrs of "ur country were distinguished
BY an extensive acquaintance with the
medicinsl properties Of plants and roots,
which ensbled ihem, both lin peace and
wsr, to be- the healrrs Il their tribes. !
would moi counsel you to invade the pro.
vince Of shc physician; in our state II
society !, would be- prepostcrous and ar
roSani. But sometimes 10 alleviate The
slight indisPosition Of those you lore by
a simple ipfuAian Of The herbs you have
reared or gathered, IL legitimate branch
Of ,ha, nursing kindness which seems in.
terwovrn wiih won.an. nature.
And nos. 10 sum up the whole matter,
though in ,hr morning nf ycLth charm
10 thrown over the landscape, every inc
quality sm"oih-d. yet sill life is not zone
long summers day Of indolcncr aud
mir.h." There il much which she will
be expected to do. and ought therefore
30 learn. anil ,o learn early. if she wonld
aeqni, herself credi,sbIy. Though to
combine The rxecl!cncics of . h"usekcc-
per. viih much eminencc in literature or
science. requires an energy seldom pos
aessed, still there Is no need that tnmcs-
tie duties should preclude mcns,I i,n-
prnr-men, or rx,iasuish intellectual IN.
iaymeas. They may be ani.rd BY diii-
scnce and perseverance,. and tho f,un,la-
,ion af these qualities should be laid sop
In gossh."
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Notice

The public are informed that r. Z.
Wilson is duly suthorized 10 settle the
Boaks Of the late firm Of z. Z. Wilson
T. o.. fMcchanicsviiie. Sumter Dist:
The books will be open until the. lstSJa.1
MARY, after which time; they will be trans.
ferred to proper of6ccrfor collections. q
Dec. tO-4C-..tf.
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Poetry.

UNCERTAINTY or LlfE.
sr s.sr1oS Hxsrs
Zen. eth our feet and o'er our hcses,
b esaai warning Rivrn;
Beaneih % i;c ,hr countless dead.
Above q . tAe Heaven.
t,es,k ridss on every psssing bsr-re,
10 iurks isesesy ao~rf;
Each scason bss its ovs disrsse.
lta periiserery boar.
Oar eyes have ssen the rusy Gshs
or yosthis soat eheek decay.
A1dfase deseesd Ia suddrn tight
On manhoodis middle day
Oar eyes have seen ,hr s.spsr rf ago
Halt fs.etiy toy .rds lhe tosas,
And yet shsll esssh our hearts engage,
And dseasn Of days 10 Gomez
Torn, mortal tara: shy daas-r ks"v.
Where er thy foos eaa tread,
The earth rings hollow from sr,ow.
And warns thee Of hef dad.
Tsss. casss,iaa, sasu! .hy soul spqly
Tosruths divineiy given;
TIN bones that uadersesth ihrc lse
Shall iisc far heIi Of heaven:
c.....--=.s-=--ss - - .-.: zzs...
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Hslllses and Lots Tor ,aIe
!. ,Olr ReRf.

The ssbseribes offn for sais ay@sens'
her house and lotion King street asthsl
town OF Csmien; also her hurse and Doc
st kiskwood. Beth of them ere large
aad eemmodiaus, vi,h cvcsy necessary
SARAH VAUGHAN S
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tommssssooa . once. :
9 shessas I ioast 4ioasss. !,
Nossmsxr 6-.S31-A ),
In Equity,
KERsHAW blBTkjGT.
As6esv Buvn,a
and othsss
Hsnpsoo Byuum
snd others.
Bs Ass.,s and dis;sioa

- ~~S~~sSs
!, appearing 70 ny .s,isaaios ,hss Hump
too Ryasm, Gray Bynsn. Essahssh fasma.
Tabaha fsrmss. John Pafnes. Abaes Csf.
michael. E',x.bssh hanptoo. Tboass Hsnt
too. Robert Davis. William Davis, Joha G.
Davis, Mary B. Phillips, Josaph Phiiips,
ves'iada Gardner and Gray B. Gardser, the
dssssdsn,s IN this case. are sbssai 6oa and
bsyood ,hs limits of shn Ssass. Il i erdss.
. ihaa ihey d plead, answer q dsass "a
.he said Bib afe0mpisiss. wiahis shcss opeshs
'son shs due ot his osdss, e thc sane uill
Be saksa - eoakssed seaiaa then, end a
osdss sasssed aecosdinely
". !. dkAtiT. coass.
Commisssnn<s's ol6osl 80 Sss.
ksssAav Dssries. 3
Ocsubcs x0-57-hm e.
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Al psssons indebicd 10 tho late 7ahn Ss
J. n. Niolon q Co.. sre hereby snosaesaS
n call .nrA. Burr. d ]. Bishop b Cas-
who has access 20 The notes snd accounts
due. sad Is duly auihoriz-d 70 settle she
ssmn. - assai
". n. BowENs =
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Those who may unh IN purehase, vii %
well toe samine HE psemises before iAe day
Of sale. g. ~ Dsby, ES@ il called upoa
n his seadenes 10 Lsacssisrville, q addrss
ed By iesisf. viii sssis these ~ko may 6esiss
TO Iook ores said plan,stioa.
The sale viii be positive.
Terms Of sale. much of tie purchase
n,oaey - viii satisfy The costs of ,ale mss.
BE- paid on The day of salr; The balsnos paya-
bio 10 ihree equal annual isasIueais With
in,aresa. ihs purchase, Doasy nos. - -
euird By bood and approved sueaisy. and .
mogssaSs Of The psrmisss
SAN. A'ALlLy. 6 = Ga
tommissioaes's o6es.
shesass curt 4loiss.x
Nossmssr 631--a &.
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Valuable Plantation
FOR 6 A, s!
George Doby
and !, vile B# for P.ns;oo
BM fr Psrtisioo

Amphians Patton
By virtue Of decrcial order oflhe Corr, o'
Chancssy, made in The ahoss ease. shr Com.
mpsioner in Eqaiy fos ,heaer District w'Il
sell q, the court house oisaid Dntrici. on the
6ra Monday 10 December next. Ill that plan
taiiou whcreou William Pa.loa decd latrly
lived, siiusied on The rstasha River. st the
head falls Of Landsiosd, conilinsug
$40 Acres.
The said plin,a,ioa consists ef q 1iand ia
said sives coo.aining
i33 Acres.
well adapscd 10 the euI,uie of eot,on Shieh
require no fencing: @
40 Acres
q cotton lasd. On said rivss. md
"A G00d Mead0,c;; J.
the remaindes = s,ioag upp'.ad veil sdapsed
70 The growth Of corn and eaatoa- Aimoss
90D acres -se cleared and nov 81 &c culiva.
iion
On the premises d : tve stoey
Dwelling House,
with 8 rooas. and /. Gro ptaes in each;
a good Gan HOuxt 1sd ScreaD
aud all necessary hai,diass. sueh .
Negro Houses, Stables, 3.c
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Qaesr CSapayison-Larsr b.nnr,s nre
coming in ta.h,na ssain. The small.
neat. lsdv-Iike cottages. which made sll
the girls l,n'k q" bcwi.chins. are gi,ing
wy o. ,hr munsirous. a,ring. uneouih
things, which makes such frishtiul ap.
pcarance. There Is no beauty or grace
about them: and Il the ladies only knew
nav hurid ugly they looked IN them. they
nerrr would wear them. We laughed
outright the other day "n seeing one in .
crowd: the xessrr lonked like an rlc-
phaut dsppine i" huge ears. We beg
nf the Iadie. TO csch-w the frigh.ful lhing.;
more especially as Il is hin,ca tina, GER.
tain notorious character In New York 6rsi
&c, them asoing.-Poriiand Tass.
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Smith! how do you d. Mr.. Smith! Il is
very offensive. and shows grea. want uf
proper delicacy."

Splicing Nspspaprs.-Ws haSe seen 4.
reason given by poor fellow FOE marry.
ing. II was that the winter was coming
on. and he had but singie blanket, mis-
Dolly also had but one. and they pru.
posed TO pn, The two together, end round
boih of them. the printers IN this Sta,e
are finding this policy necessary in these
hard tines. The Wiscassr. and Bath pa.
pers have unitetl; the Brunswick Rrgula.
tor has stopped; the Gains Orb hss struck
into new ci,met nj Brlfasi; the 1ork-
ing Mems Advocs,. has jninsd the Ban.
gorean. and both together have united
with the Mechanic and Farmer; the Md
HalIowell Advocate, after swallowing mp
frs, the Workingham's Advocate al Au.
sus,a: and then the Free Press n Hal
lowell, has finally been merged In ihr
Kenn. heck Journal: the Christian Pilot
and Gospel Banner haze united; and now
the Bangor Whig icils NJ that The Pco-
pies Press and the Commercial Advert.
ser, al Bangor. Ivan B-rsn papers) are
to be- united.
This reduction in the numbrr Of pres
srs Is inevitable. unless the prices are
raised.-KrHueberk Journal
Hand 1c,ifzs. .-Of the number Of
young nen who are yearly sent from col.
lese into the world, how few are there
who write even q tnlesable ha nd. The
silIv notion that Il II mark Of genius to
write badly. is The cause of many young
mans spending hi. days in idleness, who
nigh, otherwise makr sn isa!sssiriuus and
useful citizen. There i, no pufsuiti In life
in whirh To write good hand will not br
found of use. There are msny in which
To write we'll is indispensable to success.
Ercn omongs. those who come 70 The bar.
wc have no doubt itai the notion 10 which
we have advrr.cd is often the eaufe Of 4
failure TO get business. Ia the com.
mcnecmrn. u young LAWYERS career.
any kind # business which viii give hin'
an opportunity of showing sn arquain..
anec with his profession Il drsirsbIe.-
To psepar. documents with legal skill is,
important; aud I" prepare them IN eeat.
accurate. aud pcrspieuon. manner. is
likewise very desirable. lie whp can do
both will have an advantage over him
wh" ran do only the former. snd viii. u
consequence. be more likely 70 get quick.
iy iain soou- kind oi business. After ab.
tanning unr kind, nf business. others arr
apt to faii.w. We make these r-masks
In regard {" tho legal profession. heeausr
u co,cIrs. handwriting Is mere often
fosnd t.rrc than any where else. The
other cmploymen.s Of life would admit
Of simuIsr illustrations.
Rieknsnd csxyier.
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Efigsetse "A iiulc work has jus, been
published in Glasgow. entitled the 'Sei.
cnrc of Etiquette" which furnishes u
summary of the laws of good breeding.
ror,irnsed intu small compass. The
following nrr few af the tnaxims:
"'Frur poIlirnrss Consists IN appearing
easy and natural. NOT forced and effected.
III upon the entrance Of visitor. you
continue . sahjer, bcgun befa,r. you
should siwsy. rsplsin .h. sutjrr, to .i,e
nca c"incr.
"Do no. allow your lave for one wo.
msn to prevent y"ur paying attention 10
others. The object Of your love is tho
Only one si,a ought to perceive il.
"Aroid all proverbs and cant phrases
in r"nvrrss,ion.
III you NEE. lady Of acquaintance
in the street. j, Is Asr part TO notice you
first. nrI"ss, indeed. y"a are very iM.i.
msi.. The reason Is. IL gov bow 1" 4
lady 6rs,. .hr may n". eio"sc m nc.
kn"" ledge y"u. and there is no remedy;
hui il she h"w (" yos-y"u; as geafk-
mar, rnnn,i rat her.
''N'vi sod I" . lad! IN tho sirrt. Meth.
er b. satisfied with touching your hat,
bni take II IF: il is q courtesy her rex dc.
| mai,,is.
do not insist on pulling of your
s'"s- on any very no, day when you
shake hands with lady. lf i. b, IF,
Why, all very well; ~, il is better To
run tho risk Of being considered ungai.
liant. than to present u eiammy unslo,. d
hand.
III you meet friend In the street. IN
a arr-hu"st. shop. or indeed any pub.
lie place never address him hy maine. Q,
less. ont SO loudly Us that Others may
hear il. Sensitive people do no. like To
be "shown up" I" strangers rs MIR.
Jones. or ''Mr Smith and 50 attract
'isaerceable notice. Arc"st your friend
laai.iIy; and do not ,sy ont, "Ah! Mr.
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Notice

Dee l0-42-H
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Com3issannesso6o9,
KsssAav Oissries. !,
Oc,obes @-S7-bn +.
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AN AMIABLE CHARACTER.

Among the papers of President Edwards,
there was found thefollowing beautiful char
acter. 1t is that of her who was afterward
his wife
They say there is young lady in New.
Haven who is beloved of THAI great Being
that made and rules the world; and that
there are certain seasons in which this great
Being. in some way or other invisible, comes
to her. and fills her mind with exceeding
sweet delight; and that she hardly cares for
any thing, except to mediate Oh him; that
she expects, after while, TO be received
up where he is, to be raised up out OF the
world, and caught up into heaven; beng
assured that he loves her too well, TO let her
remain at distance from him always
Here she is to dwell with him, and to be
ravished with his love and delight for ever.
Therefore, if you present all the world be.
fore her, with the richest offs treasures. she
dsrcgards it and cares not for it, and Is un-
mindful of any pain or aifliction. She has
u strange sweetness in her mind, and slnsu.
lar puntyin her affections Is most Just and
conscientious in all her conduct, and YOU
could not persuade ~her to do any thing
wrong or sinful, if you would give her all
the world lest she should offend this great
Being. She is Of wonderful sweetness,
calmness, and universal bcnevoleRce OF
mind, especially after this great God has
manifested himself to her mind. She will
sometimes go about from place TO place,
singing swcedy; and seems TO have some
one Invisible always conrers.ns w;:h hc-.
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CHARACTER OF THE TURKS.
Extract of q letter from a missionary.

ETTlct 0J EtI Ji"" "'ee'o"oy'
| have been much disappointed in. the
character Of the Turks. When in Ameri-
ca, my conceptions of it we're those of the
most cruel barbarity and fcrociiy. | used
to feel that | should always tremble to
enter the presence Of one of them. But
nv fears have not been realized. There
are many things in their character that de-
servedly call forth admiration. Those in
the higher ranks ofEfe have much appa-
rent mildness, dignity and ease in their
manners. And the impression they make
upon stranger is quite in their favor. 1t
is true they still love to dominecr, and
have a disposition to oppress. And with
the scenes of the Greek revolution fresh In
our minds, We cannot acquit them Of the
charge of cruelty. Sill, when their rage
is not particularly excited, as it was then
they are both capable Of and Go often ex'
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The Silk CuIturist.
AND FARNER,S MANUAL.

Publisbed monthly by the Executive Commit
,.e Ftha M.,tfora Comfy Silk Society, at so
Genus Pc, annu .h;D n,hi;ca,;on "a on Is IN dissent;
E oclees =. LII r.. rp..laS,,s Tho S;JL hus;
nann nn .hy.ou. ,..a -. A. un,sa,,,, G,,es n
ness. .ns os ."as;nn s;It w Worms..-tbe nrod,,c.
80, -. 50 Coooons-E E1eeJ;no and manufacturing
sHh S;,,, ., ond ~ nus;ns The same The nublicatios
nm 80 ss,,sl.., ,,,nn,, of tbe Sill Cul-
VIII contain couapietc inahua' VI 'no pA c ~ S11-
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I MUST PRAY MORE.

Extracts from Nevins' Practical Thoughts.
habitually feel this necessity, but the
other day the conviction came to mymind
with strange power, and ! said with great
er emphasis than ever, Imnst pray more.
It struck me with indescribable wonder
that so little time should be employed, and
50 little energy expended in prayer, even
By those who are prompt to acknowledge its
dignity as a privilege, and its efficacy as
means of obtaining good. It is not now
as j, was in practical times. We do not
prav as Jacob did. He wrestled until the
breaking the day. Yes. his praying was
wres:7ias. and il lasted ali night. We pa;
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THE SATURDAY NEWS,
AND


LITERARY GAZETTE:
A Weekly Family Newspaper, devoted TO L;tcra.
ture, Criticism and Fine Arts, General Intel.
hgcnce, News.
Price Two Dollars per annunl-payable in I'D
vance.
AN Saturday, July 2, 1886, the subscribets
u will commence, in Philadelphia, the pub
lication of new weekly newspaper, under the
above title.
The News will embrace every variety Of light
literature, including Tales, Poetry, Essays Crit
icism, Notices of the Fine Arts, the Drama, &c
The original matter will he supplied by writers
of the first emminence. A regular correspon-
dence will be maintained with Washington, and
the principal Cities of the Union, and arrange.
ments are in progress by which letters from Eu.
rope will be constantly furnished.
Attention vii! be paid to securing at the ear
liest possible date, the choicest productions OF
the English periodical press. Popular novels
will not be suffered to Interfere with a ganeral
variety. The latest news and all items Of inter.
estiDg intelligence will invariably form part of
the contents.
The News will be printed on folio sheet of
the largest class, and will furnish as large an
amount of reading mntter as any weekly paper
now published in this country. 1t will be con-
Quoted in spirit Of the most fearless indepen-
dence All allusion to party politics, or sectarian
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accepting free exchange.
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MISSIONARIES WELCOMED IN PERSIA.
Extracts from the Journal of DR.. Perkins

Nov. 10. We again rode six fursaks;
crossed the mountain ridge which separates
the province of Salma from Oomiah, aud
reached Galavan, the village ofAiar Yohan-
ua, the bishop who resided with me during
the last year at Tabreez. Our attendant,
who is a nephew of the Bishop and belongs
in this village, rode forward to announce our
coming. A mile and half before reaching
Galavah, the bishop came full gallop to meet
as; and as we approached the village, nearly
all the men in ii marched out in procession
to welcome our arrival. Their repeated as
surances of Hwelcome, welcome, welcome, y
were long and loud. "Were the the whole
world given to them," they said, ''their JOY
on that account could not equal that erea.
ted by our coming"
The bishop conducted US to his own house,
where large room was neatly spread with
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Removal.

: HOIIN EVANS g. Co respectfully inform
e their friends and the public generally, that
nv hare removed to Store recently fitted up
ensy on sIons on,1 street opposite LAcosrr McKs
u.sa,o NJ mo n,b an enlargement Of their stock Of
f;ooJs Goods thew will be prepared to suit customers
in ali mercantile articles adapted to this market
On the most favourable terms, and to give far pr'-
ces fo- country produce. an -
Cheraw. May 3lst 1886 - u.
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Negroes for Sale.
John, coxwain and pilot,
Harry, prime boat and field hand,
Edward, boat and field hand,
Hannah, his wife, good house servant and
field hand, y
Hannah, good house servant,
Guy, prime shoemaker,
Hector, shoemaker,
Cochrun. boat hand,
Ned, field and boat hand,
Bon, prime do
Cyrus, do, .-<<,
Apply to A. MUIRHEAD u ou:
March %, 2eV E
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