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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
PROPOSED MONUMENT TO MR.,
CLAY

The Clay Club ofLowndes county, .Wis-
sissippi, at a special meeting held on the
Goth November, adopted the following re-
solution:
Resoiued, That We recommend to the
Wings throughout the Union that, in COM
memoraton Of Henry Chy's services to his
countrymen, and Of their appreciation Of
his services, u MONUMENT be erected IN
his lifetime.
They appropriated G44 dollars as the por-
ton Of Lowndes county, and appointed a
committee Of five to correspond with the
Wing Clubs of the State and solicit lhcI
cooperation. The Whigs of Lowndes
county call upon the Wings of the Union
"lo take hold of the subject" and suggest
as Board Of Managers The tlIowinn
names;
benjamin Watkins Leigh, of Virginia.
John LelI, of Tennessee.
Caleb B. Smith, Of Indiana.
AhsaIom Fowler, Of Arkansas.
Sargent S. Prentiss, Of Mississippi.
J. Mcpherson Berfen, Of Georgia.
Revcrdy Johnson, ofMayland,
j. M. CLAYTON, of Delaware.
John Davis, OF Massachusetts,
George Evans OF Maine.
SemuelS, Phelps, Of Vermont.
VIM. Woodbridge, Of Michigan.
}. }. Hardin, OF Illinois.
John J. Cdtlcnden, Of Kentucky
Thomas Ewing, Ohio.
William II. Russell, Of Missouri.
Alexander Barrow, of louisiana.
Arthur r, Hopkins, otAlaboma.
VIM. c. Preston, Of South Carolina.
Willie p. Mangum, Of North Carolina.
VIM. l.. Dayton, OF New Jersey.
John Sergeant, of Pennsylvania.
Ambrose Spencer, of New York.
J. W. Huntington, 'ofConnecticut.
James f. Simmons, olRhode Island,
Joseph Law, ofNew Hampshire.
What say the Wings ofOhto! viii the!
"take hold oftlis subject" fso, now j
the propertimc, and Columbus is the pro
per place to commence the movement
We shall be happy to hear from our friends
and lend our aid IN any way in our power
CGy-The Wing Ladies of Richmond, Va
held meeting in that city, on the 10th
atthe first Presbyterian Church, to devils
meOsures'to secure the erection Of Statute
to Henry Clay. A Society was organized
of which Mrs. Lucy Barbour, of Orang,
county, was chosen President, and Jot4l
II. Peasants, Secretary, Measures wer
devised ior securing subscriptions, and
committee Oppolatee to select e rite, &c
The Association lis TO be KNOWN by tn
hume of'"7'he Yisgbta Association Of Ii
ElieG for erecting a Statute 10 Henry Clay
Membership is secured by coutribotio'
and no lady is allowed to Subscribe mo
than 81 in her own name. The ladies
8 Richmond are prompted to this step
igratmde for distinguished services al
I, for private worlh,--O. S. jour
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
THE SUB-TREASURY.

Our latest advices from Washington Ci-
ty is, that this infamous measure, (the Sub
Treasury has passed the lower house Of
Congress by a strict party cote.
We noticed few days ago that the Bill
which Mr. Dromgoole, Of Virginia, repo.t-
ed at the last session, and winch he refused
to call up, was again brought under the
hammer. The friends of the Bit insisted
in the course of the debate, that the late
election had decided in favor of the mea
sure--this was denied by Barnard, Of New
York, and other Wings, and'ih dominant
party charged directly with cowardise in
the late contest, They wele charged with
avoiding the Sub-Troasury issue, Or indeed
any other issue, but abuse Of Mr.. Clay and
the Wing party. We know that in Carroll
county the public speakers and leaders oI
the party were as dGmb as asses colts or
the subject They knew too well that the
iron heel OF public indignation had tramp
pied the measure dozen deep in that grave
Iof obscurjty, where its author, Mr., Var
Buren,, has since been consigned by hi
own friends to make room for Polk dHc
TerGs. Why the great haste IN passing
the measure at this time! Ii tito feel tht
Senate! Will the friends Of Polk anC
Texas let Tyler havp the glory ofresusci
tating the defunCt measure! Whether i
twill pass the Senate ornot is doubtful
We hope it may not.
We know nothing Of the det1i%s of tn,
Bill, but suppose it to be about the SAM
as the repudated law signed by Mr.. Nal
Buren, on the 4th July, 1910, and whicl
received the condemnation of the .Ameri
can peoph in the same year.
Qucry.-Captain Tyler signed the Bl
to repeal the odous measwe-May he no
veto the present if it should pass the Sen
ate! Butm mere hereafter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

GtJ-IIoN. DIXON II. LEWIS, Of Alabama,
has been chosen by the Legislature Of thtt
State to be Senator in Congress, in the
room ofW. R, King, ovr Ftsent Minister
to the Court of Versailles (France.) Mr..
Lewis has heretofore occupied vlso place by
appointment OF the'Governor,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
JAMES BLRNEY MARSHALL. ESQ

JAMES BIRNEY MARSHALL, esq,
of Kentucky, is appointed mail agent fol
Kentucky, vice ]. M. Brown, decd.
This MIR. Marshall is near relative o.
James G. Birney. When Texas is enneN,
ed we hope Mr.. Polk wiIlma MI. Birney
Governor of that Territory, as Z reward
for his eminent services in New York i'm.
mpdiateIy before the election. His services
were effectuEI, and he richly deserves
from the Texas party a clever dope'm
Will he getIs? We shall see.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
HENRY CLAY.

We present our readers this week with
the address of the Kentucky Electors TO
Mr.. Clay, at his own house, and his reply
on the occasion. We ask an attentive
perusaI of both. In defeat, or in victory
HENRY CPAY is the same, n man uIder
all circumstances. How envable his po-
stion in the eye Of virtuous man to
those execrabIe wretches who haveslan.
dered his private character, and misreprc-
sented his public acts. 1t will seem strange
TO those who read the Legislative history
of oGr country half a century hence, that
Mr.. Clay never was President.
He will never again enter public life.
We are assured that he refuses to return
to the Senate of The United States. Elis
time will hereafter be devoted to the busi-
ness of privtte life.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

'05-HIRAM GRIswoLD, ESQ.,. of Canton
Stark county, has lbeen appointed, by q
resolution Of the Legislature'of this State,
Reporter 10 the Court in Bank, in the room
of E. M. Stanton, Esq, whose time expires
on the first of June next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
INDIANA SENATOR.

The Wings have majority often votes
in the House, and the parties are a lie in
the Senate of Indiana, The Wings of the
House passed a resolution to go into an
election Of United States Senator. But
the LocoIocos of the Senate evince de.
termination to stave Off the election by the
vote.of the Lieutenant Governor, who is
presiding officer of the Senate. The cleo
ton at our last dates was postponed by
the SenRtelor u given time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

The Largest Freigh Ka.-1be Iuon
canal boat Vulcan has cleared from R0cSl-
ester for Albany with eight hundred taTrels
of flour. The experiment OF Ion lO4ls
.ucceeds admirably
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

have given the Liberty papers ample scope
TO attack his motives. What will they
say now!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
Presidenf's Message.

In RELATION TO OUR AFFAIRS WITH MEXICO
AND TEXAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.


THE ALgrc Nat, Ield CosIGHy have nov completed
their WORKS. AMI ready execute orders FOR pure
White Lead both dry ard ground IN oil, "a almost any
tent hst may be wanted The Company have spared NO
expense tic erection of me Nerss which would tend no
he east degree e improvement Of The Lead, having
awaited lLemieves u every modern improvement for at
purpose .
Beng well aware. from our lon familiarity with he li'-
fereni Leads sod ma-fei a by ar the greater p0f-
u0n sold such ht- been, and STU j., atty ndl"riri
with b.rv,es article ofmu- production much heavier
tsn white lead and Itself Possessing no virtue OF Gus
pis men, whatever, D. being, when mixed win OF, anosi
lran-t aren't, sLi fact having nothing bIt Us sn,chc
weight recommend b. le Iriste- OF the Aitr ic Who
Lead Company have passed, unanimously, the folio" ag
resolution, viz
Rcfoiucd That in view Of acturing only PRIME
article tue Atlantic nite Lead Company VIII make ult
81 ne quality Of White Lead, both dry AMI ground n oil
that 10 be strictly Pl RI, genuine article, ana perfectly
fire.. from any alu terafl whatever, Which the Company
will s,eusrf such 90 OIL w Do may purchase their Lead
Purclasers therefore may be- well assured that every
dependence may he pscei On the rnfrS ofefcJ pound oi
Whfe lie a malufsctlflf ll d aglt d. te nnsnF WIS Do
rr.-s tent 90 ffe --eafer durability of me
Ps.u1 but d! he found flu.l more economical m IL U.s.
even ia n.s common tsrrl zion OF painting. owing iu
the body covering qlaty possesses, thereby giving
far better hnish with only coats. Than the aduerair
white rant would "a res OF which every painter Wi
bear VI ness.
Having been appointed general Agents for The Company.
orders should be directed % u, ~ Prarst corner 40
Be-Lman o.5 la~4~ POLLEN COLGATE
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HUmBERT'S
MFTI'U7 Ft'TIIIHI IT-TI
rTr Established in 1919, Tor The treatment OF


Disease by Electricity. ectnciiy IS valuable
auxiliary remedy IN ell forms Of diseased action Properly
applied l. prompt and efficient n The cure Of Acute and
Chronic Rbeumatsm Govt Nervous Headache, general or
partial Debility suppression retention or the alenses
Cuiape0Is RmpuOns, Inflammation Of the Eye or bar,
pam In the DE-, Back Limbs Muscular Coniracuons
Sweings and other similar arresting. generally
In few days the accImuaiirg msery Of months or year,
aOer ali The other resources Of medical ART have been tined
and s,a,Soued In despair Dr. that the M
esent If disease ny Electricity TO- 70 years In his CITY
enables him 10 dispense altogether with pubic testimonials
or references He NAV be consulted by those unacquanied
with the remedial Of ELECTRICITY usual grsuiiousy
daily from A 81. o8 L. ". The very poor attended To
syais between the hours Of s snd 7. VI.
Dr. A. {. HUMBERT. Medical Electrician,
o2l SIN Western Office No s7 Sullvan-sL near Spring.
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ELcyci,reia Domestic Economy cornslrie. - -
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y. !. Medical ipieliige1cer or Ec~cLc u.feNe n sau
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Minstrel Love romance by De La Mot.e FouGue. price
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Coningsby. ~ Dlsrs-l new edition, > cents
Fhrlauons 10 America. by SesIshsd, . e~nts-
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Musc-Resi. sp nj. Rest; song, q cen1s-Cone scS
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GLASS. cllae.e Goods, &C -TIfFA

BOHEMIAN GLASS, Chinese Goods, &C -IlrFA-
ID NY. YOUNG 4 ELLIS, go and go Broadway have
lust received by the Hudson, cases consisting % very
magnificent Bohemian ass Dessert Services Garnet Gar
net and old Royal blue and go1, a., Aso Toilet SETS Do
Ro.ac Camel Ruby and Amber. The above were orlrel
bv MI Henry Young from the best establishments 10 Bohe
mi and presulu-d 90 bee richer aud more complete aI
any ported Tor sale.
they have sso vel per Venice, from Canton, =
cases consisting Of beautiful specimens Of Carved Ivory
sanisl Wood, and Tort0ie Shell. RICO Paintings, Fal-
Porcelain Goods, &c. &c
Also few sels Lacqlered Tea Trays, made 70 order by
Hpqaa and really stronger and liner I usual Iley nave
also Tor sale from recent .mpofialOns,
Net SIX Bags with slice. beads
New Head Ornaments
Fans 10 every possible varleiy
PAPER Machr Goods
New and seec. P@rumefy.
GlOve--A full G-sorln,ul Of co4Ors ans .zes &c &c
which VIII be sod al and The trade a. Inc lowest
prices.
100000 Envelopes al wholesale al 81. to los per hoa'
ani % -
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BARRY's TRICoPHEROUs.
TT The chief virtues of the Tncopherous or PAT

MedicateG Compound are
r.. bracing. sireng ihenng and clarifying propSrtes
? lie gently st.mu. siine the action Of the shin;
8 L. producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb Or
root and parcu ary n the pulp, whicn receives me vessels
,ns nerves giving life and vigOr TO the hair
4 Iis eQua.l.ng the regulation OF the llidai
J. isfreeng the skin from the effects OF pefsaon scru
and dandruf. snd dsposing the hair 10 curl
g. And lis frequent vii preserye The har 10 beauty ana
health 10 the latest period Of hie.
Prre 6lfv ceus per bottle For sale by the proprietor
C. BARRY artist In hair l46 Broadway anc all the pnnc
pal Druggists In this city and throughout the Union
- inenIis
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GREAT BARGAINS IN

Cargeiings. Floor OF Cloths, Sc.
SMITH A LOUNSBEEf Offering thsir
- large and egant assortment Of CarpeLngs-compose
Of every vari y OF style pattern snd color. In Brussels
3ply imperial double super slpe hne hne, and common
ingrain.si prices that cannot be competed with by any
other rstsb.h ment ia lr city. A-1-tioor Oh Cloths
r. M % u feet wide. with Rug. Dngges, Table and p
suo Covers Window Shades, ana all other articles con
nected with the trade. al A. he lowest possible prices
Strangers visiting tie city are particularly Invited 20 ca
and examine the shove stock
Remnants heavy Oil fs suitable or stove, half price
SMITH LOT NSBERY.
y. o. - L.----- nr------ M----am
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PHILADELPHIA cattle Market-Oct g

The offering comprised 100 head Of Beef Cattle in
Guiding $50 from Virginia 37j Cows and Calves so
swine and 1860 Sheep and Lsmbs
ParcEs-Beef Cattle are dull At 81 % AS Is T. 100 n
300 head were driven TO NewYork. Cows and calves
Sales Of Mich Cows at sl5dS30 sprngers slOdsle,
and Dry Cove a; SjQS5, each. Swine-Are in active
demand at 81 7jas5 . 2 100 ~ sheep and Lamoso -
sales Of sheep at 81 to 50, and Lambs ri 8 to = 20
each IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
nd, nine Gren1 Amcricnm Remedy-s

Tor C01sUm1U0U coughs, tods. oHl an hIec.lHs lI w
chest pseu nent In peurisy and liver compliant 90 Dee had
OF the proprietor GS Broadway and most of ts respect
Stores United states ~ holesalc and rrh
bv IN, Proprietor G5s Broadway and 10y Wyatt ke.-h-
nm. Il Fulou-sL The apcreu a.era.ive southern % n
Pills good general caiisriic and silefauye nedl
cine a. nov known only H. cents per box ~ Ps ln
hoX Also for sale the propreor's Office o5' broai-
way and principal Drng Stores IN the ned States tor
f llesae and reta the proprietor Office, So broad
way and by Nyatt kechum, ~ Fufon-s where may DE-
had GRATIS pamphlets with Certificates of The highest respect
ability and also treaties Consumption, &c ana nun &C.
CONT of the invaluable medicines. Country merchants
would do well supply Themselves with these medicine.
they are greatly called Tor throughout me country
ar, ui
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remedy al diseases incidental 70 NE HAM, ana IL re-
-toralve in where Badness is not beyond M reach
Merits or THE CHEMICAL BALs,N or HAIR INvGoR,
TOR 1t prevents badness removes dandrli and cuian
scur IL keeps the hair 10 is natural color ana prevents u
from turning grey. 10 j. presented - the world win
firm belief that beautiful and healthy restorative ~ N"
Hair, Il will be found. tIai, uucqaed-
Prepared solely ~ T. PHALON, No "a Broadway:
Agent.-O. Fish 4 Co. Washington, D. C.; Aver Pie
Ian rs Broad Columbus. Ga Tue. corner OF Tenth AMI
Chesnut SIS. Philadelphia; H. Rice, corner OF Court and
Howard SIS Boston; v L9ckrow, = besyer a. Albany
C. g. BrOwer No lOj Fulton 81 Brooklyn ;. Fletcher.
M.rebon Ulster 70 Neyv-Yors 50 lmeOdis'
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- sehrIna,. Keslorniirc Cordlnl.-Thl. ple

ant medicine never-iaing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections IL certain cure for scs and Serv
Gus Headaches and lent preventive Of Cosuveness
snd Low Spirits IL cOrrects morbid state OF me hillary
ORGANS and ! very efcacous relieving taulency, CT t
les and similar complains 81 The Stomach and Bowels II
speedily promotes the OF strength and activity 10 ~
cases OF Debility; restores healthy appetite where ms
CREATES of blessings deficient, and natural con-e-
0uence g.yc- tone slI yisor 10 the Whole -v,irn
Sold wholesale and rstsiihy : Il. sd. SANDS, - Fulton.
street. q So al Is Broadway AID n East Broadway SO
also by RUsHTOE co no Br 'sd~sy. lO Asior House,
and R'roadway corae- 81 RpuTeeuli-st Afro by }. J.
Coldr ..ton. Sl3 Hudson-st if- S'iiau
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~ Thc marbingcr. eoaaaeLed By GeoIge RIpey.

John : Dwight Charles A. Dana, Francis O. Shaw VIM
Ii. Charming PARK Goodwin, Albert Brisbane, o. Macdanel
and II Greeley. No 90 today Published contains MiseEL-
LANY-Pdnciples Of New Administrative Law, Consueio'
Duty Of Associahonists 10 The Cause; REvIEw-siHms
Wigvan and Cabin, Chcever's Wanderngs Of aPiigum
FplroEiA-Cass.us NJ. Clay's Appeal For sale by the
publishers. Burgess srnger CO. - Broadway ana NJ
he perodiral a. ences generally. O<t .ls
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MEMS. YoUTB,s AMI CHILDREN's

~ tlothiUg.-Geo \ hoyl 90 no = bo"tfH'
uear Bayad keep sianiy on hand very srge IS
sornrnt of re,y made Clothing adapted meis youths
aud ch ren w ear made up fashionable style and which
hey vii sell either wholesale retail for cash, Al great
is reduced prices
Garments made order In the very best style a very
short notice and with puncuslity. o.5 Inns
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DESIRABLE

DEAL India caines for s.; real India csmsls
IL nAir shaws for Is real Ind Null dresses for 10
new SIS II, ombre CscOs 81 per yard. ast coors hand
sumo Nus DE LANES aud apy other arces eeis!y
cheap and de-lrab al AABBEII NJ LLIDAN ~ o,-is
Greenwich aud No bac.ayst, 10 al " hen We attention
% tne ladies' ar invited olo ou-roI-
DICH SHADED Cashmere, AMI De lains'--Ju' '
IL received cases Of The above new and elegant de
-. .od A. M ic-s Is Der cent e.s than the u impor
sion Also 20 hand snd daily receiving iu sssor'nlrn
f Por.yn and domestic Goods Of every description 10 De
found al w. VAN Allen = 81 proau ~,
ozt 1tiss uni-r me View i o's hONo-
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EluId-Dr CHRISTIE DE of mai inventor Az PaentrN 90
these celebrated articles. informs the iubhc maj n oh
pac. IN Newlork io ohfll then genuine : a. 40 ruio
i sun BuLdnE} 10 All OF rheumatism ana nrrsoA.
complaints matter bow chronic severe IN nslr chafac
irr the Gavauic Rags AM Magnetic Fluid are positive
sna permanent cure ani every CAV brings fresh evidences
OF Le drffgl eacacy IN where ever lang cse
entirely failed ~ Bear 10 mind that al arilcies o! We
kni hot tanned a. l3t Fuol->t sun Bu1in-, are pis
aud wofhles- ersiis For sale any Guanriy aud
prices within reach oi a.. Pamphlets can be ooist ed
srsr. O25 q
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CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, OCiobEh 90
APOETRY.-FreeiOm. by ID. >tut-i .lmn. ~ q
tf,iaekorer. America os r thee sill a. EDITORIAL
Industrial Anarchy The independent Press Sise Re-
forrns: Railroad Iron Michigan; Going ~ The lndusr
Congress; The Pnonocraphy of Music 80. Nc III ~
LITICAL-Oho s. Wti- Election Returns, Prni-ylt o.
fia Coma'e'e. Georgia; New Hsmp.hre Wing AID Lo-
co.Fosco Nominations &C.. ~ NENS-From Europe, ry
Tie Great Brien-Aldu0nal Items; lnklings rom he
Metropolis; orrcspoufelcc Of The Tribune from Nasi
ugton, Phadellh HIS MeNco, Iowa &c sui is'er nom =
MisCELLANEOi S-Ih- o. AT Far Of lhe American ln-
siiiute: The Industrial Conventions The Manona Leases
TeAas-lts Natural Adyausgc To PrOvsi ~ Packers and
Ship Builders. First Meeting Of the Ward school Iracn-
er, A.socaion--Mr Mann's Address Anti Capital Pun
i,hment Meeting; The Delaware TTials-Csse Of Ia
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I%TFLLlGENCE-Sio,ks Money, Produce, Cailc Mar
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boston Aurtlon Sales

UYT. p. 4 .. RICH, s. and 50 Brosdsrsss Do
Dtsn ON WEDNESDAY. Oct -.
LGArHEa SKINS, Ac.-2co s,dss sole isaihr ~ VIZ
In the rough
1000 sdes and hip leather.
~ doI- catskins, finished and IN The rough
So do ininss and b,ndngs, and o<hes articles y -
line " -
ON WEDNESDAY, Nov u
Doors, SHors AND baoeAHa-Soo csses boota oAoee ~
BrpsanA
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ryWyart & Ketcham, No. I2i Ful

forming astonishing Of Dyspepsia, Liver Compliant
Headache, Costvene-s Piles, &C by Dr. Woods sa'ssps
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