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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

+ q X "A THIS! LOOK AT THIS, LOOK AT
IL THIS! The Portrait Of James Gordon B's--'' toe
Ladie Favoite published and for SALE Wholesale and
TAIL by BAKER, the photographer, No Wall street, next TO
the church The Portrait of this distinguished gentleman u
without doubt, and rikug hkeDess-hsvin
been taken from nature while hoard the steamboat he be-
ia. the time deep In tbourh compiling OF those beau
ul Regatta Excursions, with his of cooling his head.
N. B.-Mr Benefits boys invited tn view the Por
a,tbey having taste for the fine Mr. Bennett
ND.
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BOwery Ths tire.

BOweRy Ths tire.
SSIGNEES No iCE-Tbe undersigned, asaig
~ Wilsam Dnneor hereby give the ced
said Dnneord render their respective
claims him. for the purpose 81 having the audited
adjusted, before the ih day Of August slant and
also that they will be ia attendance the Box Office Of the
Bowory Theatre every day from 10 until o'clock for that
purpose and that the If The said Dnneford will then
and there be exhibited and creditor allowed TO comply
with its conditions previous the above date.
LORIAN FIREMAN,
PHILIP T. SPIRO,
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(sO2x g'S NEW QUEsTtsIhN CIECUS.
~ VAUXIALL GARDEN, overwhelmingly, Friday
ana Saturday last three nights OF The Monster Dragon and of
Mr. James Cookies Morning Ian and Mi chicvoas Sprtes. with
the inary 1semhage equestrian ard gymnas
tic talent ever presented TO the public IN night
AIR Cooke, OF principle 10 the pubc now feels
imperouy called contradict an erroneous report w:
that the pr viii he extended beyond the period adj
vcrtsed possibly be the the patrons OF is
establishment acquainted that the present must be yrry
limited other imperative engagements must opel The
a,fen,lrnce If the whole tros,e elsewhere. au33t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-04

cPLENDID CUTLERY -I,srors of the fines, qua
changed, in plain and elegantly painted boxes; scissors, ofen
.y new 81 les and patterns with devices heau,n work
ery in almost endless variety hunting am maroenng knys
\" T1nar sni i,"d viii, w"ranea cutlery; table knives
with ana without forks ,one silver mosned y sase warrant
ed good carvers and long eer Pso-A large stock com
Tbe above ssi opened and ,r sale The
jyl3.ims Asor House.
,rHE ThOLLOPiAD, or Travelling Genilcman
well and happily esssated ,.re upon The recent Br
lively exhibition folly and ignorance which ch,acerses
msny sfhe Journals OF foreign tourists HaA Hamion I'd
share are F and sre pretty sI1iy FaiS es ,ns
and Patrissns," Old Bscbelors,a &c.
"Tis amusing volume, and written ~ an agreeable
iva G. SHEPARD es2 Broadway
EOk Building los, 60 e. front and hy 200
500 feet deep situate IN the village Of white Plains in
county Of wechester few rods south OF the court house
,hs New y"rs and Albany rslread as resommens y he
civil eug'eer D. Alien Esqprcs 500 so-;sr m
York city There daily communication TO by the
Red BIRD ,ags line which leaves Se.Tgs HAIL. y
White Pain, every oernng at O'Clock Persons wishing e
couvcysnce. F@ particulars inquire Of JOSEPH .. HART
'9r@ss psae " and sIcS SeT wooss %h. par
PYsodrsHSs Iy-rrsM 20 s e.s.i :'sri have Is
sa % III. s ey T r. are truly elegant o twenty
Call Za Canal Canal street the ~ shoe
.,ore rom greenwich Don't mistake the nuisber, 90
They have also splendid assortment Of gsnlemcn's ligh,
Pumu and shoes reduced prices Also. elegant
eui OF aes and chlren Boots and shoes Of every de-
scrpton which viii be sold ~ low that object 70
The price Don't mistake the numher--t Is 90
h Country merchants supplied by the package or doten
v2oms
SOuTHEMN AND WEsrERN aDEns
- FOR CLOTHING, promptly executed on The most mode
% FRI 's iIsfs
$50 broadway. Ieonardst
All kinds Gentleuens and Cbiifen'r clothing made
above, nj a saving of Is per cent
This Establishment employs large purber of ndu.rioa.
females and bestows charitable aid ~ sickness and
10 the full extent OF it, Among tose assisted are
fnenber Of both Societies Of Tsoreses and others who be-
neither 81 the Socies No distinction made ~ se
Committee A. applications for work daily made Tar he
yopd the ability TO supply H. anncrsssed patronage pect
fully solicited. JJS-stsw3v
DOOTS-BOOTs-DO s.-Fashcrable low pri-
- ces Boot Sterc.-H NEWELL respectfully informs the
public that he has taken Ne. ~ Canal
Wooster where intends keeping general assortment of
mems boys b<s which Ne Offers wholesale and retail
reduced prices just received from his factory few
o French pump boots, prime article Tor summer which
he offers al the reduced pr'ce ~ $500
N. n Constantly hand bos,s Ter ~ 90 and s275.
jy2S-mt
m u 4 FRA s,tx
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cOrTHEWN AND WESTERN OaDEns

DINE APPLE CHE EssE--one hundred ans sty
HARfMhN A. sfRDstLL,
Brokrrs and Com n,issiou Nerchsn's,
sIa 50 s,d 81 wsfer street
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s2l3.ooO
680,0O0
---y-
S893,0O0
2,6ii,603
Expenditure,
SI,7i8.603

ne6ciencv Sl,78,603
Afew more months this way and the distribution law will
soon 20 TO the The above table shows how much more
the agricultural interest than the nercia
Truly are we in q beggarly way
Ai'' ~ Six O'CLOCK r. NJ.
The stock and market continues inactive ever The
various have given Of the situation of the banks
funded on their statements have compelled the Wall
stree, pn,s to discuss question with degree OF mode
ration The vercts Of ures-thc alarm Of the basks-and
the decided manifesto of public opinion VIII not permit the
hanks to continue long their present state OF dishonor
socb measure is necessary destroy the numerous kinds
of iredeemabe paper money now aioa IN the counry Al
; moment Is probable that g. 1000 900 OF all kinds OF distant
er money is in circulation here-probaby for the whole
.,v a. 100000 The Of this illegal currency segan
l. pbadepha spread TO other large cities asst were
- d,n number Of adventures from Canada have also
,,sm,,ea TO palm similar upe0 this city, Several
have sprung here but they never cou get any
paper into actual circulation .
In his state Of things banks would agree to redeem all
er We and ten the act would tend to give
,;r larger notes specie value All large transactions under
rv condition Of currency, generally settled In large
rk .oes or chsah The small the only cur
,.,cv u.ed a. specie. This Is worth reflection.
n IN, great west learn that there no actual snspen
81 NO. paymests Paperis there par with specie
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II POILLON. Jr, offer. for sale at warehouse. No:

II POILLON. Jr offers for sale ai hs warehouse. No.
s7i Pearl street Fulton lots 10 suit purchasers, s4
Mammo faper-Suable for extra large show bills, the
quality used the Geological Institute and WORK.
ed on the large press 10 operation IN this city Thus paper
be furnished short noce quantity, and Of mach
larger size. VI required.
Printing Paper-Neiu, Medium and Half ROYAL, Super
Royal apd Imperial measuring $40 35e, N74, 2s3 ~
23b % % 3 and 2232 inches, With full assors1cnt OS
colored papers Of various qualities, racing nearly 1tbe
above sizes.
blue white, and assorted colors Pot DEM and Medium
Wrapping Paper-Enveope. various sizes, kentih Caps
suitable hardware bed and plau cloth Papers, exra
large Crown Double Grown. md Cap; also large an
ars Papers-Tis,ue, plain and assorted colors Tip md
Imperial. of various coors, expressly for ha',srs use
Sh.ailing Pap rs-tOr vessels, houses, &c.
Sugar Baker, Papc-Pan blue and inlad with ~h'ir OF
assorted sizes
Pas,eoards-Trun, Boston New Jersey manufactures
Binders B7pb brown Bonnet ros; fine whe hnd bpc
AID white ir IT.; Press am Straw Boards
garlS-Eaglc. Harry VIII, Merry Andrew an tgh'sp6
Payrg with assortment Of large aud small Blnnk
there all tin large assortment Of cheap fapcrse
hand, well adapted 10 their market
Manufacturers Of Paper spilled WIN rag re,Tn and do
nese Bleaching sats, smslts Fei.g jackets Wire Cloth
Moul,A,Ac hv3cm~
NGINA pEcTOUIs DOCTOR SEARS has paid
rienc- Of IL; mi has
nl IN csing It's urgent symptoms, and In o afford
SAINT sensation ut the brcasitone, commonly e
lower IL IL attended with about he
particularly the lct side and reg-n ~ the heart extending
often shoulder blades espec and ofcn az
ed with of suFocaon, and generally experience
shorncss o brah and sometimes papaon NJ the heart
hgt fsars Doctor would init these subject tn his
di.ea dyspepsia liver complaints pulmonary
dropsica affections CT. him nj hs Office A Ann street
Numerous certificates any be een and references given
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MANILA OCEAN CANDx-CAU1loN.-rs ~

~ Eas AIrcNsly fancd popu1AF q
uor,ecrentrd The ropa airird sr,nsn for the
,, has cxr,,r cupdy aud envy ~ the copfcor~rs
er,v and they and have heen for severn, days
n,s aiirlr.tiag ~ ceunert,Iti ~ -
~ ,ercloTr ,hss The 70 the cver
r and roprcor Of the reci~ fcr usnn'ss
Inc and Only genuine sus Cresm Candy s~s
81 aeicr arthe n msi nv oitr rerson cs"noe
bnt bts aud spurious and nnwortI. the nsne h.srS
Nv 0u w. GRtcoRv, bf ~bh'""
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nLA MPlC I'll EATRE.-rhe subscribers having
purchased the lease tac property lately known 9, NJ
-.sablshme converting il into neat and
% anon eaS opn e s q Ma
about the 18th Of august or iof September La
gasmenls, III please apply by letter posi- paid to either
m MhhaT 4 w shAKn or SG ansers and
New Yors, July 10Th, 1857 jyl21
Sss saaSES .ssr,s4 d aay "s y a.
Kind exhibited in this country painted by celebrated
%1 M OF and
nc BE- be s' aase i ever
Exhibited curing the day and evening. Admttan9s, 90
cents yylI-,'
llILLIARDs I'M PROV ED --Geatlemen lyshing
play sihards, or purchase tables are invited 10 call
tern Coffee ieoor, there are tables in one ROOM and
try the pa,sn, Indian Rubber cushions slate and compo
ses s."ye .I be uai largest and assortment
chase shors notice, they be packed al days
Orders fer s,sf ,,s line viii, Dash or good
prompt attention niou
HOnolN r \ ,-rhs IMPRESSION u. Asauuiul Walks
quite Very de alteration has been made
NORWAY Msres Ouch Films, and a..wo"d Trees lint adorn
Ell Lawn around the Hotel hnse been transpanted, and
Eysa 1 Fields beautiful avenue leading IRON the 'e r e Ae
WHITING, WHAPPING AND PRINTING
r.ans cap wrapping 500 medium printing,
1000 e'" csMPs nG s'' rsssE rspsr wsrho
aul3a 'oand lI2 Nassau - be,ve~n Ann Bcckn,an.
FOR sALE-A containing s2a Cor 100 aeres)
about mile north d the middle turnpike and near The west
line sm,own-wih dwelling house. barn and on, hnil
all nearly For further particulars, enquire OF the
b2s-2w' ID. BRYANT.
N imitabe style Of Hair Cutting No 20 Pearl ST. up stairs
For fear Of any wrong s,en the public may labor under
Tia. combination OF Aair hsssers- Shaving l-4cens
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IT BR OWN, STONE SEAL IN

", BROWN, STONE SEAL ENcnAvEh yEw-
j EILER, g2 uroadw av-C0as M 80, Crcsts, Cy-
piers Emhlenacsl Subjects Sc e,grs'ea ~. ,,.ne D.
uopde. Austhyst. Toragcs Cryd H. NC 'ougd N ue
ryh ar cut 10 ,nv nm Ia Seals, Pencil Gases snd SAg
Rings with coats ~ sffls cies,s sme~ ~ ~
device ~ Arms pantsd ad 'sfWaueo 70 my PsS -
the United StaicS ~ :, ,.oo.
Rock. ~ lierallry kept WIN hpWs'@s ~ ao'5Vv
Co,ts ofA rne
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R.ooKLys SALT WATE.. c9hD AND

~ ROOKLyN SALT WATER, COLD ND
- WARM BATHS he Fast River, foot OF Pierpont st..
Brooklyn Heights for the reception OF visor~
The Swimming Bail inf long by 20 feet wide stu
a,s on s ofihr East River where the The nst
pure tween Fulton and south FERRIES ~ can
battle ,timr. The Warm Baths the onv Balls IN To-
state water used which renders them pee nasU
beneficial invats chemical snanis provided, wirh rcn-
water A. cleansing ~ rain ~ser The ,uo-enyST
pledges hhn~e.f that Thing shall be done 10 maintain ~
reputation thu Baths have acquired The past seas~n
Cold Baths, ia cens-warr Baths 81 CENTS We mu sor
dollar. au3-Ims sDWh"O vrtNu.
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,si MOANING HEnAI...-sHlP NEW>.
PORT or NEW YORK, AUGUST 8. 10 O'CLOCK, M
ro HlRk Walsy no WI
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

We select the following excellent sketch
from beautiful little pocket volume of 27(
pages filled with brilliant gems, entitled the
BEAUTIES OF WASHINGTON IRVING.
WILL WIZARD.
was not little surprised the other
morning at request from Will Wizard,
that would accompany him that eve
ming to Mrs. IS ball. The request
was simple enough in itself, it was only
singular as coming from WilI;--of all
my acquaintance, Wizard is the least
calculated and disposed for the society
of lades-nol that he dislikes their com
pany; on the contrary, like every man
of pilh and marrow, he is prolessed
admirer of the sex; and had he been
born a poet, would undoubtedly have
despatched and berhymed some hard
named goddess; until sh became as fa-
nous as Pc,rarch's Laura, or Walters
Sachrissa but Will is such a conloun-
ded bungler at bow, has so many odd
bachelor habits, and finds it SO trouble,
some to be gallant, that he generally
prefers smoking his segar, and telling
his story among crones of his own gen.
der :--and laundering long stories they
are, let me tell you: set Will once a
going about China or Chin Tartary, or
the Holtento,s, and heaven help the
poor victim who has to endure his pro-
lixity: he might better be tied to the
tail Of a jack-o'lanlhorn. Iu one word.
Will talks like traveller Being well
acquainted with his character, was
the more alarmed at his inclination to
visit patty; :; since he has often assured
me, that he considered it as equivalent
to being stuck up for three hours in a
steam.engine. even wondered how
he had received an invitation ;-lhis he
soon accounted for. II seems Will, on
his last arrival from Canton had made
a present of a case of tea to "a lady. for
whom he had once entertained sneak
s0g Kindness when at grammar.school (;
aud she in return had invited him to
come and drink some of it.: cheap
way enough of paying off little obIiga-
tions. readily acceded To Wills prop
osilion, expecting much entertainment
from his eccentric remarks; and as he
has been absent fnr some years, | anti
cIpated his surprise at the spIendour and
elegance Of modern ront.
On calling for Will in the evening, l
found him full dressed, waiting fur me.
| contemplated him with absolute dis
may. As he still retained speck of
regard Tor the lady who once relgncd in
his affections, he had been a. unusual
pains in decorating his person. and broke
upon my sight arrayed in the very style
that prevailed amoug our beaux some
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-11

The following sixpenny jewel is the produc-
tion of some love lorn swain, who has poured
out his sorrow in majestic verse. 1t was
found under his pillow, or in his trunk, or per-
haps in his pocket, or mayhap indeed, his la
dy-love has herself proved false and given il
to the light. Some fellow has added a tail to
the verses, which probably may throw some
light upon the facts of the case. We don't
know. and beg leave to stand uncommitted
To Miss Elisabeth G. Of Southport, Wis.
consiR.
She to me
Was as a fairy city of the heart?
Rising like water columns from the sea.
Childe Haroid's Pilgrimage.
'Tis hard to be parted from those
With whom we forever could dwell
But bitter indeed is the sorrow that flows,
When perhaps we are saying farewell.
Farewell, my hand is trembling yet
With the last pressure of thine own,
Oh could my troubled heart forget
The sadness round that parting thrown.
Twas the last glld hour of my mrthful youth
My parting hour with thee,
And of thy sweet smiles of light and truth,
Twas the last | IL ever see.
Since many care Of dark ming blight,
Hath shaded my youthful brow
And many sorrow Of deadly weight
Lies cold on my bosom now.
I've tasted the falsehood of lifes whole scope,
And needed not the cloud that lower!
But, mid all the wrecks of my early hope,
iii cling to that parting hour.
Summer ebbs; each day that follows
Is re6ux from on high,
Tending to the darksome hollows,
Where the frosts of winter lie.
'So-ko. cried Souchong, Il am in love!'
Good = said So-ko.
Il wish to marry
'Good again = added So-ko.
'Fhs roof contains all hold dear on earth.
'Excellent!' cried 'So-ko. Il thought as
much, you have been very frequently of late
with my sisters. You like then. -
Il adore themn
'.And wish to marry!'
'EXactlv?
'When!'
Tomorrow
(Which one =
will marry them all
$50 you shall, they are all in love with you.
'Kia, there has turn for literature, he is .
perfect devil with pen.
NED The TOAD.
Cleveland, Sept. l, 1887.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-11

ed, feels insensibly an aversion for the
person who contradicts, which gains
strength by time, and whatever be her
good qualities, is easily destroyed.
Occupy yourself only with household
affairs wait till your husband confdes TO
you those of higher Importance; and
do not give your advice till he asks it.
Never take upon yourself to be CEN
sor of your husbands morals. nor read
lectures to him. Let your preaching
be a good example, and practise virtue
YOU self to make him in love with il.
Command his attention by being al.
wavs attentive to him; never exact any
thing, and yor will obtain much; appear
always Aaltered by the little he does for
you, which will excite him to perform
more.
All men are vain, never wound this
vanity even in the most triAing instan-
ces. A wife may have more sense than
her husband, but she should never seem
TO know it.
When a man gives wrong counsel,
never make him feel that he has done
so, but lead him on by degrees to what
is rational, with mildness and gentleness;
when he is convinced, leave him all the
merit OF having found out what was just
and reasonable.
When husband is out OF ftemper, be-
have obligingIy to him if he is abusive
never retort and never prevail over
him to humble himself
Choose well your female friends;
have but few, and be careful of following
their advice in all matters, particularly
if inimical TO the foregoing instruction.
Cherish neainess without luxury, and
pleasure wltout excess; dress with taste
and particularly with modesty vary
The fashions of your dress, especially
in regard to coors. 1t gives a change
to ideas, and recalls pleasing reco.lec-
tion. Such things may appear trifing
but they are Of more importance than
is imagined.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-11

Directions FOR THE LADIEs.-Let
every wife be persuaded that there are
two ways ofgoverning family the first
is by the expression Of that will which
belongs TO force; the second by the pow
er of mildness, to which even strength
will yield. Over the power Of the hus-
band, wife should never employ any
other arms than gentleness. When a
woman accustoms herselfto say, will,
she deserves 10 loose her empire.
Avoid contradicting your husband.
When we smell rose it is to imbibe
the sweetness of its odor; we likewise
look for every thing that is amiable from
women. Whoever is often condrstict-
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-11

GLORIOUS SpoRT.-The Gloucester
Telegraph gives the following official
account of tremendous battle, which
was lately fought at Squam, in which i,
will be seen the hardy fishermen in that
vicinity were completely triumphant:
"a small party offishcrmen at Squam
had glorious as well as profitable sport
on Wednesday afternoon, in capturing
school of thirty-six Black Fish, meas
uring from twelve to twenty feet in
length. The monsters were discerned
at no great distance from the shore,
when twelve or fifteen men took to their
wherries, pursued and hemmed them in,
and then forcing them toward the beach
into shoal water, they commenced the
attack with knives, pilchforks, spears and
other weapons. The work of complete
destruction was accomplished in about an
hour, after hard fought battle, not one
having been left to tell the tale of butch
cry to his brother dwellers in the sea.
One man, with the true courage and fear
lcssncss of an "old SALT" threw himself
upon the back of one of the largest Of
these dangerous monsters, and commen-
ced tickling him under the gilis with a
bayonet in such a manner as to induce
his aquatick majesty to think he had
been mounted by an ugly customer, bent
upon mischief. 1t was an amusing
sight, we are informed, and can readily
believe it to be true, to see this man sit
Ting astride one of these enormous fish,
sailing through the water with great ve-
locity, his hair streaming in the wind,
with one hand holding on, while with the
other he put in the icks.' When his VIC
tim was fairly conquered, the conqueror
stood erect on his back, and with loud
voice shouted to the admiring spectators,
ii did itP at the same time flourishing
his old rusty bayonet above his head
his garments were drenched with gore
of his foe, and his comrades should by all
means dub him the Blood red Knight o
the Black Fish"
The oil these fish will yield may be
valued at between three and four hun.
dred dollars.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-11

head, signifying that the intruder was
dcranged.
i defy you to prove it, said the perse-
ecutor, and with parry and thrust, the
two regarded each other with the most
snarling looks it is possible to conceive,
just like two dogs about to be let loose
a, one another. Upon my word,' SAID
the traveller to me. Il know nothing
of the fellow, but have great inclina-
ton to make him march off AS 10
that, wager you do not answered the
obstinate intruder. Moreover. | will
bet that | will make you take the route
back to Paris, and that too, without
much delay THAT will be no esay
matter for you, as | came here to be
married. 'One hundred louis that you
do not +! Sir, you are an impcriinent
scoundrel, and will box your ears,
: III bet It's lier Upon this the ruddy
faced gentleman stamped with rage, and
passed before the fellow making a sign
for him to follow. Yes, my love- said
the other, taking with him box con-
laining brace of pistols.
nterpoSed with them, to stop this
joke but it was no longer Il joking mat
ter, and my representations were use,
less. We reached solitary spot in
the park, where The cigar here was sa.
luted by an officer of the garrison, who
was willing 10 become his second. !
threw up in the air a five frank piece as
signal, the report of a pistol followed.
and The piece of money fell indentcd.
Bet, said the never ceasng and immo.
veable marksman, that | pierce that
leaf trembling at the extremity of the
bough, and it was pierced Wager that
| kill you,' added he coo!ly regarding the
astonished traveller. .Tis probable,' re-
piled the other changing from rud
dy to ghastly hue; and since it Is
probable 1t is useless; consequently ]
agaia take the road back to Paris, and
have the infinite honor to be your very
humble servant In fact we saw him
deposit himself upon the imperiale of the
diligence. solved the enigma. This
was a rival, to whom the fair lady had
given description of the intended.
Need | add he won the lady in question!
After the honeymoon, learned that
the dead shot had encountered the crest
fallen suitor at Pa,s, and said to him,
Il wager that you return to FonIain-
bleau.' And the fat red faced man re.
turned accordingly.
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