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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

u OCATtON-hw Row Ave years since L~vsoss (Hun-
ers Red Drop 6r made public ssd out OF the sheu-
of cases. no, failed where the directions have
bees sttendedc, which simple. HaHdrsds of rnstors
ssd hsve pru Mp BOT cutv.s s their 6sse
mssent ans cure % persons Who are opposed 20 all
scksowisdge, sfer N spendisx
husdrvds Of dollars II vaL Every will have The
" Levissn 81 whom Ne shtsised privately
ooa6densy all toes els Dvisios street, aus Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

CEGARS.-It u universally coseeded that there h
- Injury equal 70 The enjoy nert eta genuine Havana
rar SgfxAs " Cedar street. he's the pie Of insrmng
hs cuNeme end the public general that he hos made sueh
arrangements In the Havana vi enshe him supply then
with the choicest brssas and they always rely In
purehssss fron hm, ssd sss Of sbtaiang pure eesua
sAd kseiy hsvered article he has hand 900 No
In half sghtbs and tevshs bsses, which
old Esd highly favored being nasufscuree IRON picked
bseco, and imported expressly for retail
ieo,eee Doe Ccnpsseros, #
6e,eeo Riosaa,
seese rriselpL II the sesuIse Nc.sl tobacco.
5000 lie Norma,
M,eoe Casonea ## #H
1e.ees Priseess or Lsiyssegsr
Also. rrsbsc~, Dss A~ess feos's Merescs Irdia csrs
dsgss and Coagres which superior 10 that
upsvsd year FOR sale Wholesale ssd retail
.. Cesssry merckssn wcsid do we'll ny calling at "
Cedar strset snlilms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06


MO CURB NO PAY-sslt Rhesr, Rlngwcrr, Tes
esrbsrs Jsskssa Itch scald Mead, ssd all Other
diseases Of the skin e9ectpsy cured by the nse 81
SANDS Reedy for sslt Rbeug which has new been tee.
ted IN rsng eve kusarwd ~iihest W IN
having led. Ne alteration s diet necessary, and
there sanger n Supplying Tito the e-deest infant
discovery before ksown In We history Of medieine
srd every person afflicted with eutsseous diseases any
fern invited to nsks immediate Of this valuable medi
cse nsnsrops certificates m virtues have hees received
by the proprietor. ard win BE- exbhited On sppleailoa
Frepsrsd ssdsold by A. n 4 o. SANDS, Ne 100 ruscs,
corner 81 william street ssd sold by druggists gs.ersy
msnye the psepsl cities and towns In the Ushed States
Hp css ordered with other goeds q cfhe prin
eip,l drusgisss " this city - fhilssslphia .v8ln
MRSHTASTTo TEE ArEL ~. 70 T. !. y ~,
sers Medicine No. Dtssss street ~ f-The ne fcrtu
nste here call whovs the fs Of detection ~ the most To-
innate friend, where he ssures cure the dnease
and ~ csses ofths hs& ehrcr ESD s sss.see
the unary oraas Sesse arising from impsre blsod
Old uandnK snd rdeers ulcers the abuse mercsrv zero
fslSss ssssss. Is'e,,'. 'ses~'n IN rsy ,es
UELL PULLS AND DOUM PLATEs--U
- oernss silver ssd ROO workm $50 .srsrtor
srio ~ Ccurtlssst street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

thh tie Awful vsrd Censum plion- and the
prsfesonsiy prcs-uoced that Consumption scsrs
bic, have dene srd swelling the hat Of deaths from hh
desse thss all ether eobined where's sney Mise
hssdesths Of Mr. that 10 this country sbemsee
d. n " HGBEEs REMEDY r0R PBLMONARy
L, 70 90. dePsr .nt he has tired this reme
for sale. ssd where every nformstos respestisg wib.
che~nuly given. ILL" EH sueLims
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
SALE POSTPONE ID.
HjxccutOr's Sale.

Pursuant 10 n decree Of Tie Court Of Probate
oCMe torn Of r.Hiitieiorn. there mu be sold
at Public AUCTION, on Thursday The ION
day Of May, 1888, al 10 0o'cioek a. NJ on
The premises
A IL. the right, title, and interest which
IN John Allen had at the time of his de-
cease, in and to two certain tracts Of Land
one situate in Portsmouth, containing about
ID acres, bounded northerly on land belong
ING to the heirs of Rowland Allen deceased !;
ca.tcrly on the road, souther!y partly on land
late of Thomas G.. Allan dec. and partly on
land of John Oman and westerly Oh land OF
Jonathan Coggesball,- the other tract is stu
ate partly in Portsmouth and partly in Md.
dletown, containing about Is acres, bounded
northerly partly on land Of Daniel Chase, and
partly on land of Horatio Allen, esster'y and
southerly on land belonging to the heirs OF
John Stanton, deceased and westerly on the
road, or 80 much Of said tracts Of Land ns
will pay tac sum Of six hundred and sixty six
dollars and ninety five cents, with incidental
expenses. Sale TO commence on the FIRST
mentioned premises. Conditions at time and
place Of sale.
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Erecr.
Mddletown, Feb. 81, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

LATE FROM FLoRIDA-MoRg MURDERS
BY information from Jacksonville to March
2lst, we learn that the Florida militia are
called out, and il is believed, therefore, that
the campaign has terminated for the summer.
A white man, his wife, and four negro chill
dren, had been murdered on the 10th inst,
80 miles west of Jacksonville, and 10 miles
from the Georgia line. Forts Taylor, Lane,
Christmas, Call, and Volusia, arc or about to
be abandoned. Forts King, Micanopy,
liarlee, Picolata, and Black Creek, are to be
kept up, and Fort Peyton is to be re-cstab
lished. The main body Of the troops arc at
Jupiter with Gen. Jesup. There are. besides,
three companies Of regulars at Key Baskeen,
under Col. Bankhead. There are also troops
at New Smyrna, Hanover, aud Tampa Bay,
and three or four companies Mt Fort Pierce.
Indian River. There are 3iS Indians within
three or four miles of Jesup camp at Jupiter,
and arc so situated that they cannot escape.
The 1st and Cd regiments Of dragoons arc
dismounted, and their horses permitted to
recruit, being nearly broken down.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

Court Of Probate, Newport, AprH 2, 1888.
HIpoN tho petition Of Richard Shaw, Admin
q is,r.tor on tho Estate Of Coasar Babcock,
late Of Newport colored man, dec, stating that
The personal Estate of said Cesar Babcock, IN
% hands Of said Administrator. IL insufficient by
the sum of Two hundred ninety eight dollars,
twenty one and half cents.to pay the just debts,
funeral charges, SC. Of tho said Csasar, and
pru, ing tha, he may, in his sold capacity Of Ad-
miIistrator, bc authorized and empowered to sell
90 much Of the Real Estate Of the said Caesar
Babcock. in tho State Of Rhode Island, as will
be sufficient TO raise said SUN Of Two hundred
ninety eight dollars, twenty one aud halt cents,
with Incidental eApensss:-lt is ordered, that the
same he received aud the consideration thereof
referred TO Court Of Probate TO be holden a, tho
State House in Newport, on the first Monday III
May next, at . O'Clock A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this order
three weeks in succession, in tho Herald of tho
Times, for oil persons interested to appear al
said tiDo and place and be heard.
"A true copy-witness,
az. B. b. HowLASp, Pro. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

iEF Our readers will find, commence
ing on the first page, the able and com
|prehensive Speech Of our Senator MIR
ROBBINS, on the Sub-Treasury bill, OF
which we promised them the perusal in
our last.
In subsequent column, they will be
gratiied with sterling communication
to Gov. Francis, which we need scarce
ly say is from the pen of one of our lcl-
low townsmen, and most intelligent
and practical man of business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
April 5.

Nv vOTICE.-SarahM NJ. Gcroy issued citation
~ to me Feb SIh, 1897, to the March Su-
prcmo Court, begging thu Court 10 dissolve our
matrimonial relation thit l hah
treated her III beat her and bruised her, &c
but not feeling NJ, self guilty OF ever striking man
or woman in my life, defended the caso and
az she could not bring any testimony TO the Court,
she pleaded for continuance Of the case until
the next August Court-but having then no tesli-
mony she again asked for continuance iill March
following, and finally concluded TO withdraw her
petition. Her citation was Published in the Her
aid of tho Times, of Fob. s, 1887, from which
people must be satisfied that she did not wIsh to
live with me. and the public ought not therefore
to trust her on my account. do not know what
reason for complaint she can have against me- ex-
cent NV sg.. she must recoect that her two
sisters TO whom was groon,snan, and she ear
nestly recommended herself to nc-but | then
made a remark to them that was advanced IN
wears and that she might get dissatisfied. but They
said "No" We have lived together 30 years
and have had eight childron. S~co she withdrew
her petition in March, 1889, ] agreed with her
in writing TO live separately, allowing her an IN
come for hch my property u liable. Therefore
forbid any one trusting her on my account, as
shall nay no debts Of hor contracting alter the
dato Of her citation aSd as I am now over "a
years Of sgo. and have never been sued IN my
life for my own debts, an desirous OF guarding
agans, the law by publishing ,hi' notice.
NiCO LASGEffROY.
Newport, Apil 8, 1888,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

Conservative l64. 1881: Wing 1873
Tory 1861. Ellsworth's (W. majority
over Beers IL. f. l82.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
1888: Wing 1000; Loco Foco 1909
Conservative 6. 1887: Wing l4i9
Tory 2l58.
LFTCHFIELD COUNTY.
1888: Wing 327l; Loco Foco 2775
1887; Wing $40; Tory 1913. Last
year Loco Foco majority 1903; this yeai
Wing majority 496.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
1898: Wing 1899; Loco Foco 1924
Conservative lI9. 1887: Wing $3.50 (;
Tory 4011.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
1888: Wing 1854; Loco Foco 1908 F;
Conservative 53. 1887: Wing 3249 /;
Tory 36l9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
Centennial Discourse.

Yesterday, completed Two HUNDRED
YEARS since the settlement ofthis Island
In conformity to arrangements pre-
viously made, the day was noticed by
the delivery of discourse, at the Cd
Baptist Meeting House, by the Rev.
ARTHUR A. Ross, treating Of the prin-
cipal and most interesting events which
have transpired during the century just
concluded. This discourse, it will be
rccollccted was prepared at the request
of the First Baptist Church, over which
Mr. Ross presides, and where the Rev.
John Callcndcrs presided at the time
he delivered his century sermon one
hundred years ago. Owing to tho in
firm state of Mr.. Ross's health, and the
great length of his discourse, he was
compelled to omit considerable portion
of it in the delivery. The Church was
crowded with an intelligent audience,
who listened with profound attention to
the Rev. gentleman for over two hours
and half, and would, we doubt not,
have yielded to him the same attention
had his health and his modcsty permit
ted him to have delivered the whole
discourse. AS the sermon will un-
qucstionably be published, we shall not
attempt description Of it, but shall con
tent ourselves by simply saying that Mr.
Ross discharged the duty assigned Inn
in very able and satisfactory manner,
doing ample justice to the occasion ai'o
10 himself. The other services wcr'
conducted in pleasing and appropriate
manner. The prayer by the Rev. Mr
Cady, was solemn and imprcssivc-an'
the singing, under the direction OF Col
Marsh, accompanied by Mr.. Taylor o'
the organ, was performed in the bca
style. A copy of the Hymns, sung OF
the occasion, will be found OH our hrs
page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
sPA A WORTHY TRIO.

= We understand that Allen Durfee, U. 3. Boat
man, of Tivertcn salary two hundred and forty
,lollar,-(who generally sails on noRskBAcE 4
abou, three weeks before an elec''"n,) Marshal
ANTHONY and Du,ee j. Pearce, have recently hat
a meeting IN hux,er's shop, at place called th'
Gut, in Tivenon, and after de,ising many schemes
for the success of Pcarce's Ticket IN that town
hn upon tie plan of feasIing The democrats once
more, at the expense Of the party, as t,e mos
likely to succeed. ''Tis said that hunger w'l' bIra'
through stone wal-and we shall SEQ "he'he
the lrecmen Of Tivrrion aro 80 hungry a' 10 sc'
themselves, to such fellows, for a Mess OF ro'
tago." CANrhh"iDhs'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
THE CAUCUS.

We hope and expect to have the pleasure Of seeing
che Caucus, tomorrow evening, every Wing freeman o
Newport. The party never met, any occasion, un-
der circumstances 50 cheering, soul-srring, ar.
the circumstances that surround as party at this
very moment. The good old land Of Z" "steady habits
has come up to the work In all her original strength and
grandeur As will be In another part Of paper
tho Whigs In Connecticut have gloriousy trumphed IN
every part Of the State heard om Let the freemen Of
Rhode Island then, keep full in view their own great
Waterloo victory achieved last August and the great
and powerful influence that victory had In producing
every Wing victory that has been won since that day
To the Caucus then, every of you,-and let every
freeman on that evening say something to the meeting.
Let every one, at least in the language of the Friends
bear his testimony" against Loco Focosn, andin fa-
vor of Constitutional government and rational freedom
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
BRIGHTON MARK KET-Mondsy April =
(Rcported for the Boston Pairiot)

At market 2i0 Beef Cattle, so sheep, and 500 Swine
TRIcEs-BEEr CNTrLE--A small advance was effect
ed: we quote extra at 90 first quality 10 e1i Sc
cond quality 8 30 n IS; third quality 80 Il p.
SuEGrAll at market were taken in one lot nj about
Is 25 each.
SwINE--Lots 10 peddle at Ia l-2 for sows, aud
II lie Tor Bariows at retail Sc Tor Sowsi ana
loo for DarrOws.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
BY j. w. EDDY-Auctioneer.
SALE POSTPONED.
Administrators Sale.

Pursuant 10 Decree of The Court of Probate
orhe torn 9f .Nswport, there TiH be sold al
Public .4uctiSon on Saturday, Tie 2sm day
Of Aprit, 1888, at 3 O'Clock 4. VI. on The
premises,
A LII the right, title, and interest which
IA Phlenia Cahoone had, at the time Of her
decease, in and to n certain lot of land, stu
ate in said Newport, bounded soulbcrly on
land Of Thomas X. Hazard, westerly on the
harbor, nor,herly on land lato of John Ca
hoone, and cas,crly on Thames street.
y. p. REMINGTON, 3da'r.
On Estate Phiienia atoone.
Newport April ), 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
Married,

In this town, Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Freeman, Mr.. james u. Soabury to Miss Abby A.,
daughter 0fMr Caleb e.. humford, all Ofihis town.
On Monday afternoon last, IN the Morayian ChBpel,by
Rev. Mr. Sdell, Capt. A. w Dennis, Ia Miss sally
Thnrston daughter of Mr.. William rhurson, all Of This
town.
AT stamford, NJ V, the 2sd ut., Mr.. George Riker
Miss Sarah daughter of tie late Robinson H. Under
wood, frmcrly of jamestown, X. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

The President Of the United States in a
corrcspondencc with the Legislature oi
Maine, proposes tina, he should be authorized
to negotiate for conventional boundary line
To which the Governor Of Maine strongly OBJ
iccls, and insists upon running the line ac'
cordng to his understanding of the limits
laid down in the treaty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

| OF We are compelled to omit our usual summary o
the proceedings of Congress- Nothing OF importance
however has been transacted during the week past
The promised motion To reconsider the vote by which
the sub-Treasury bill laid the table, has even
been made.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

Our friends Of the Mercury, in their last paper, gave
"by authority what Is 10 bo considered an explanation
or contradiction or statement contained in our last
relative TO quantity of specie sold to Of onr Banks
by the Collector of this port. The statement We made
of this affair." Is substantially TRUE, in all its parts. The
facts, understand them, are briefly these =
The Collector, instead fhaving the srEcE TO SELL had
draft the Union Bank, in Fall River pa, able IN
SPECIE and that draft which of course the same as
specie, the Collector sold for premium Of one aud
half por cent advance. The Bank undoubtedly receiv
cd the specie of the Fall River Bank and s ready To sell
the same tho Merchant who has bonds 10 pay to the
Custom House and then the Collector will sell that
specie again and again we stated In our last. We
are informed that the Collector had paid or the bl'
mentioned by the Mercury, previous to the appearance
Of our notice Of this transaction, and amer paper
published he distributed tho premium among the cred
tors of the Government that is the office eholders Al
ha we were week too early in our notice We never
Ind doubt but that the Collector would honestly ac
count to the Government for the premium. Mr. Little
fields acknowledged good character was sufficient
guarantee that. But fhis character were otherwise
tho pratica greediness of the Kitchen Cabinet to seize
every dollar of the plumber and spos, is such, readily
enough to hold him account for the uttcrmost far
thing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

ELECTION IN MAINE.-We have received the follow
ing returns nom Mr.. Cilleys District in Maine bath,
Robinson 4i6, MIGRATE l92--n September, Kent 500
Parks III. Woolwch, Robinson l67, MIGRATE 23-in
september, Kent lis, Parks le
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
MEMORANDA.

Arr nj Mobile 23d ult. sc'r Mogul, Austin, from New
Orleans.
Spoke st inst, lat 10 90 ~ Ion II so W., brig Gov.
CoddmgtOn, from this port for New Orleans.
Arr ut Bristol on Sunday ship Fama, Lltleneld, LOG
days from Coast At New Zealand with 2sn0 hbls OIL
l2o sl and 10000 lbs. bone to f. Homer aud oflcrs-
On Monday ship Canton Packet with 1880 bbls. whale
and 800 sp. oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

Court Of Probate, Newport, Aprii2, 1888.
x IRON the petition Of Russell Clarke, Admin
u i.,rator OF the Estate Of George s. Haza'd,
late Of Newport. yGoman, dec, stating that the
persosa Estate Of said George 5. Hazard is in
sufficient 10 pay 'he jus, debts and funeral char
ges, &c Of said deceased, by the sum Of Two
thousand two hundred and seventeen dollars and
eighty five cents, and praying that he may in his
said capacity Of Administrator, be authorized and
empowered to sell at Public Auction the Real
Estate Of SAID George 3. Hazard, in the town Of
Newport, or so much thereof ~ shall be Sufficient
To raise said sum of Two thousand two hundred
and seventeen dollars and eighty five cents, with
Incidental expenses 1T is ordered that the same
be received aud the consideration thereof referred
to a Court of Probate, To bo holden al the State
House, in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. aud that previous no.
tice be given by publishing a copy Of hi, order
three weeks in succession, in the Herald of the
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time aud place aud be heard
A true copy-witness
as b. B. lTowL,Np, Prob elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

To THE Providence "REpuBLIcAS IiERALD."-Why
there not in your paper Of yesterday, single word
about the Connecticut Election We merely ask foi
Information, that's all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

A Washington letter writer says, that Of
the six or eight hundred private bills now on
the files Of the two Houses Of Congress, not
| fifty will be acted on at this session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
Died.,

Al the 29th of June last John Austin, lad O
IS years of age, OF this town, fell overheard from th
ioreiop Of the ship Margaret, and was drowned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
Dutee J. Pearce. saws the Providencc .

Dutee j. Pearce, says the Providence
Herald of Saturday last, is not, nor
will not be a candidate for the United
States, even if the Republican ticket
should succeed in the coming election.
Even if the Republican ticket should
succeed in the coming election :! O
bless your souls, gentlemen, how guard
cd and very kind you are. That Dutee
j. Pearce is not NOW candidate foi
the Senate-that he dare not even to
his own party avow himself to be a
candidate, is we'll known fact.-And
that he will not be a candidate "EvEN If
the Republican ticket succeeds" is a
fact equally as well understood. For
in the first place, he knows that to open
ly urge his pretcnsions to that place,
would rouse to Indignation the better
part of the Administration party to use
every means in their power to defeat
him, as they have done on former and
very recent occasion. And In the next
place, should the Locofoco ticket sue
ceed, Dutce j. Pearcc would be the last
man the decent portion of his party
would think of running for the Senate.
He would have the aid and support, no
doubt, of the office holders, and the
men in the prox who were specially
selected by him for his own use. 1t is
HIS determination to be n candidate,
and he will use every eXcrtion to OBJ
tain the situation. But we rejoice to
know, that in no possible event, can
Dulce j. Pearcc be elected to the u.
S. cnatc.-That day has gone by
His political deeds arc too green in the
recollection of even the Locofoco party,
to render such an event possible.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

The election fpr Town Officers IN New bedlord toot
place on Monday. The Whis candidates were eh"se'
almost without opposition. The work goes braycy on
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
~ MARINE R
rSFSA IESN ,EFss,
SeS!& LaSI yssa.S
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

Brig Gov Coddineion, tozzens, New Orleans.
Schr Bencyulcncc, BAKER, Dennis.
ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY March 30-nrr. sloops Victory, Heath, from
Providence for New York. -Fnirhayen, smith, from do
for Hartiord.-Tecuusch, Gould from ~ Kingston ior
New Nork.-Emcline, Miller, from Bristol.
MoSDAY, April 2--arr. ship Margaret, Wilcox, from
y. Atlantic via ~. Helena with 700 bbs whale and 20
bbs sperm oil, and tons whale bone to john Stevens
n Co, 10 mos out.-Spoke ON the 2Sth u nj the edge
of the Gulf sch'r Tallerand, DAYS from Nantucket
Sloops Hero, Read, from New York mdtz. to suudry
pcrsons.-tico. Washington, Smith, from Providence for
New London.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05
RE MOVAL.

nLIyE OJL-in aachs and bo'''es' io'''
~ imported, for sale by ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

=. Alto sacks just landed and for sale by
Er&W NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-04-05

,Csnendar. sermon was delivered in the sabbaioria'
Meeting House.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-24
i THE PEARL RIVER BANNER.
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