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going ahead Of his Instructions, or ON some
charge Of the lirj. Better 10 10 accused
of going too fa., than loo slow, aud hope
that IN the present instance Lieut.. III. can
explain every thing satisfactorily. great
number of Cannon and other military stores
we're captured at AlvaradO, for there were
no less than seven fortss aud batteries on
The water side. II is said that Com. Per
~ has brought off everything OF value
aud trust the repor, may be true. J."
nv thinking, all the more valuable spo"s
taken from the Mexlcans should be carried
TO Washington City, or some other place
IN the United States where every body can
see them. There they can always Temn'n
trophies Of the American arms, and one OF
the most pleasant hours ever spent was IN
reading the inscriptions on Tue ola span
lsh guns we have captured from the Mex.
lcans, and which the latter have treasured
as among the must brilliant results OF their
wars with the mother country. They are
covered with figures and devices OF most
finished and elaborate w0i kmanship, al.
though none Of them are more than Two
hupdIed years old.
We are constantly 10 receipt OF fumoTs
from the city Of Mexico-every man who
arrives has some new iae to relate. The
general impression is, that Santa Anna has
succeeded in putting down Gomez Fanas,
after a great deal of fighting but llt'ls
bloodshed. What his next movement IS
to be one cannot tell, yet there are many
who think that he is disposed To carry on
tie war with The United States to the last.
That Santa Anna and the leading minds OF
the country, especially anon tie higher
classes Of the clergy, kuos 'uil vel The
utter lolly of the contest, : cetiaiui bat
lhut they eau make headway against the
swarms OF hungry officer, and ulal,eon'
,cn,s, who ouly 1--we by wal aud con'uI.
SONS, is problemalical.
+ Ii is nov thought that The army will
/ move forward ~ the course ui week al
larlhest, although without sulhClency OF
transportation 10 take along many ct what
NAV almost lie deemed the mdlspeasah'es
Of march. The great gales a the yin.
ter, Tie lmmepsc number OF wrecks, aud
the losses Of mules aud wagons attendant
have crippled the resource, ui the Quarter
Masters Department 20 mos, nuuo! ing
extent.
" e. r. "
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Correspondence Of The Picdyune

EKA CkUZt mdtCn 81.
Formal possession vas taken yesterday
oil the Aefo,c city oil Vera Cruz, by Gen.
Worth, Isfsnl portions Of his DIVISION &C.
cupyiug the nlH1nal palace, he Castle u
SIu JJal de UAo4 ana the forts oil SANTA.
70 and CJncepIOa, as vel as The batteries
uud works Of al kinds. Inc whole cere.
mouy was gfaod ani imposing beyond auy
thing 81 Bss ever been my lot 10 wllnsss.-
Al 10 o'c,Jca ile different Mexican req.
mgU,s marched OFT aud lat down tBeIr
afiDs, 10 presence Of large portion oil our
army !al very properly not one mufmuf
vi eKl.la'toa ro-J upon the ar. the he2-
ieans pitea hstt arms 10 good temper, NOR.
llyiO- a. a musl have UeeG ~ them, aud
marched oil, al!h tuef women, without
Saying 4 VOID. As tae "s;4rs and stripes -
were f1a o. a. tue alG syfks, sljaIe
alter s4.4se r.somds no our h.teut
batteries a. vel a. lfgau the nav, a..d b,
! S'ciOeH ,0 ,ue 4!-tuJ5u al We order aud
g1tet. GsJ. W 5rbi ~uJ yes,etda, receis.
cd ms 0reses .. ,AtJtr g3aefal, sas b. a
singular coincidence as appJiuled Govern.
Or Vi tbs ciy ol Vera Cfuz aud the castle.
lie marches 80 Sever, with the army, ye,
VIII remala here long enough 10 regulate,
thoroughly, tns mI4iclpai regulations u
the place. ! niga asre STATE, tnal MIR,
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From 1e Pieoytne, april IL.
LATER FROM THE BRASsus

Tie steam ship Telegraph, Capt, AHA
arrived yesterday from the Brassus h.s
ing sailed the evening of The 9Th ,ns,
To MIR. J. Harrison, Virginia, We A..
indebted for papers aud our core, pouderc.
Mr.. Harrison went TO Mexico with N.
" hitting, to bring back the remain, ~
Lieut.. Archibald Bolts, Who died in II.
service some months since.
Tho runurs brought here by the IIo,,u
Long turn out to be totally unf unded
Gen. Taylor did not get up with Urn,
aud of course there was no action. s,n
there were Tumors to that effect all alor,
the Rio Grande, aud one was compened q
note them. Gen. Taylor made amnl. ;.
engagements, it would appear, to kern omen
aud unmo.ssted the CONN uuicaii,'n +.
tween Camargo and Monterey, and ,Gs,
that pushed on to Snl,lllo.
A train was to leave Camairo m H..
30th uli. for Monterey, under the ean,,
of the Virginia regiment, but for full mar.
tlculars 10 regard to this subject, and IL.
destination OF the Virginia and other lroon,
We refer to the letter Of our eorrespond.n,
dated The 29th frtm Camatgo. II yi,..
the fullest aud most authentic lufmmn,,o,
from the Rio Grande which We have rp'
ceised. We give first letter Of an ear.
her date, nj to interrupt the thread If our
cortespondent's narrative.
Special correspondence Of iAs Picsgg,,
D.
STEAMER Corvette, March &c lsi7 I
Thus FAR have We pEostessed- hua far
| cannot tell you-althout accident Of any
kind, and expect, WIKI good luck, If the
user does not iiom its c,huosi,e,, lead II,
back 10 the Bfazos again, to arr,e atCo.
margo sometime Tomorrow. The tiYet
i, extremely. low now, ia m.uy pisces bu,
little over thee feet. and Il IL pfelty hard
scratching meumcs 10 get over The bars.
Our boat draws but three feet uf Wafer
aud has come along up TO the present tine
gfandly. !, as well | suppose as m4ny
others, have alluded TO the extreme cioak
ydufss Of this bully rivet Of Mealcu, bg,
the further ! progress The mufe am H.,
ia wondermcut. No one can iurm aay
idea of It uuiil they have been Oh ID. la
one place there Is sudden bend aud ahet
running for the space Of tao Jules ii u
separated by bank DOT three feet wile.
The nest litshel viii make cutoff ba,
10 be dcsplscd. Al one un.e We could >.
tao &c he boats that started wheu We jd,
one gong 10 an opposite direction 10 Us "a
cor right anl anolher further 10 I've u, i,
travelling the same way that We were.
The North Car,lua volunteers that arc
on board our hlllc dee, Of steamboats, 4rs
a very qulel, orderly set Of men am
happy TO say and there has not been lhe
least disturbance among them.
E n
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( From the ". Picaypa,, Ertra, April IL
II O'Clock
LAIEsT FROM YERA CRT2

I, ). steamship Edith, Capt. CouiIlard
from Vera Cruz, evening Of the 9Th inst,
arrived at the Baze on the moraing Of the
llih-repou that Alyarado was taken by
the navy, without battle on the An inst.
Ga the 9Th lnst., Col. liaruey, IN command
81 the 81 Dragons aHd a detachment from
Gen. Tsisg's DIVISION, took possession OF
Antigua Capturing one officer and eight
MeSIcan laucers.
The army was 10 move on the 7th inst.
N the direction Of Jaiapa bv divisions,
Gen. iwigss Ieadln. the advance, follow.
ed by Gen. Patterson with volunteers, and
Gen. Worth, w,th the frs, DIVISION Of reg
uIars, brng up the rear. Tue health u
the army 50 lar was good.
The L. 5. steam ships Virginia, Mex i'm
and Eudora, left at anchor uear the cas-.
lie OF San Juan de Uua The Eudors soon
TO leave Tor the United States.
The two ports reported to have been Ia,
ken by our forces are FIacoia pan and Cos.
amoloIpan, above AIvarado. They have
fallen without resistance. They are i'm.
poriant points, situated upon the tine inland
waters which have their outlet 10 The Gull
at AIvaradu. Mr.. Kendall lnformsus ia
postscript to Que Of his letters that Com.
Perry IN about starting wi'h all his vessels
with the Intention Of capturing every cay,
town and port on The entire Mexican coast.
The very latest report at Vera Cruz
was that Santa Anna would dispute the
passage OF our troops to MeAco with an
army of 10000 men, but It vas an lnde6
n'tc rumor 10 which MIR. Kendall attached
lillle Importance.
Editorial Corr.spoadence Of the Pieayune.I
VERA CRuz, April 5, ls47.
Alvarado, as every one anticipated. was
taken without firing gun, and The squad.
ron has returned TO this place. Cant.
Mayo has been left as Governor ii III.
iowa with a small force, while Capt. Tat
nalI ~ the Spitlife, has gone lar her up the
'iVer TO look N Al the different towns.
lufEher bear that L,cui. Luntsr, Of Tie
ocoorge the first vessel ~ al fA,p "a 10
las been arrested by Gun; ,re4y fot
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VERA Cruz, March 81.

Gen. q Iitmau's Ongaag BET oug On the
march tor Avafado last evening. The
Place Is distant some thirty or lony miles
south, and they VII probably reach II b,
to morfo" night. | presume that some ol
thu smaller vessels Of the navy , under Com
modofe Perry, will 20 down 10 take part IA
case the Mexicaus see iii 10 drleud H.
lhe impression, hoscger, IS, that they viii
leave It without a struggle.
From tue dfrecuDn u the city Of Mex.
co We can galn no intelligence. There ap.
pears to be 10 doubt, however, that SANTA
Apla arrived there on The 2U,h " 2Isi IN.
s.anl, and at once took sides With the clef.
- a.ams. Gomez Fia4s. n jth,ug lar.
ihef nas been Ieatned IA redtIon to the re.
port that there VAS large force Of Mexl
cans, uadef Ii Vega. at or near Jalapa. =
Ihr army will proceed N that dircc ion 10
The course Of lev days, and then we shall
kaow all about IL.
vas "Hness 10 singular sceae yes,cr.
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Yours, &c. G.. ". X,
vrRA CErz Mexico ArsIL 6, lsl5.
Ia 'rl.rn

VcRA CEUz Ms4ico) ArsIL 6. lsi5. I
~ o'c.vck, A ~
have Just seen man who lrl. he Guy
Of Mexico ten DAYS since, cOmlng BY tie
way Of Or zaba. lie gives mot Iudi.
crous description OF the lighting at Tho
capital. The Polka or Pilesl party have
been 10 possession Of the Amelda aud OH.
or portions Of the outskirts Of The CITY,
While the adhcTcnts OF tho Government
have been quauered al the Palace. Al
10 O'Clock each morning the iung would
commence, ellher party gong up 10 their
sand bag bafilcadcs aud bingIng aud blaz.
"a. away, prOml,cuously aud miscelilue.
Uusly, at any thing, every th ng, aud moth.
ng-mote especially nothing. Tho te.
suit Of one months hard hshung has been
that ono poor German matchmaker and u
few innocent women aud children have been
killed or ctppled-the beiIjgefenis been
deemed il either Impfudenl Of Inexpedlcut
to some ~ SIGH, Of each other. 4 more
perfect latco has never been enacted.
Ny informant Gays there are some twcn.
Is American deserters ~ the Guy Of Mex
tco. They rendezvous al the ten pm allies
Of manuamed Hawkins and are Ia . 10 $.
pilfu condition. There are also uear one
hundred American prisoners IN aud abou,
the cty perhaps Molo, Bohand's party.
A body u 1000 men, horse aud foot,
lcf Puebla week eso today, "a he d..
feclion d jaapa.
My informant mct with many 81 tie Us
armed garrison Of Ibis place b tAcen hero
and OuzIba, they we're telling wonderful
stories Of the szs Of cur hufsts AID ,be
terrible effect Of our shelf. L,it.e conf.
den Wi they inspire wherever they ~,
It's thought the heSlcaas nlend ntk.
ing one Of their bod auds tbs side u ia.
lapa. A few days vii tell Tie story.
In haste, G.. ". H.
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Dimond, our fofner consul here, has been
appointed collector OF the port.
The CITY, or al least The northern por.
lion Of II, has been torn all TO pieces-,he
destruction is dreadful. The other parts
of the place would have suffered IN the
same way had the bombstdneni of the
place continued another day.
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STILL LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
The ship louisville, Capt. Hunt, arris.
ed this morning from Vera Cruz. She is
but ltte later than the Arkansas, bur
brings some intelligence not without inter-
est.
A newspaper has been started in Vera
Cruz called the American Eagle. For
the first number of II, daled the 81 inst,
We are indebted TO MAJOR Whiting, who
came passenger on the Louisville. Our
thanks are also due Major Cross, rassen.
90 the Louisville, Tor letie :, &c.
Ga the 25th Of March, Gen. Scott had
the resolution Of Congress presenting the
thanks Of Congress to Gen. Taylor an! his
army promulgated IN general orders, 10
the following words: AS many Of those
gallant officers and men who achieved the
brilliant victories alluded to are now with
lhis particular army, a, a great distance
rom The dlstIngu shed Maj. Gen. Taylor,
the pleasing duty d..olycs upon tho gen.
eral.ln-chief to announce that resolution
10 printed orders to the whole army nov
with him"
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Eigh, companies Of tho Massachusetts
regimen, we're stationed al tamais' ~
the 30lh INST The oJher Two were sh',r
y expected. Col. Cushing arrived ~ wv
Brazus 90 the Alb INST -
The Flag tells Us that Rice O'Ila"u :
company OF mounted rlflemen Is ue"','
completed. The mcn have all been az
cuetomcd to Guutlcr lie, aud are ho'uS
active aud oBtefpfi-lGg.
The same paper records several o'o''
81 ,lulcnce not very cfedltablo to Au'S'''
can ptowcss. One occurred al Noaetef.
where Mexican nctchia; vas kiIIeo'
According to Flag he had 'e"d''su
himself odlous and suspected, and was MI N
rowly watched. We will let the rag u"
the rest Of the story
A Mr.. Gayse, one Of The clerks Of u y
IIghlmdn, whnso goods we're stolen ~
Urrea's marauders, ut the attack gu -.
wagon train near Ceralvo, discoveffu :
quanIlIy Of those goods exposed f'f s''I
10 tho store Of the Mexican. lnrens''
beyond all power OF totbcaraacr' MI
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c.nnaa. Ns.leo.l 60 q. Ill.

CluRoo. Mexico, NAAcn %. l.i-
Gentlemen We arrived here on Sslgt.
DAY afternoon, bu, there Is ilulr nes u
interest suug. The report thai Gen.
Tay lor had come down 10 Cerato win
the Ayng artillery May 5 squadron II ta.
goous, and the Kentucky cavalry Va, cor.
rect. The command under Cd, Guns,
consisting II a poftioa of ,be O.in reg
meat aud six Companies Of inc Nts4a
regiment, under command Of LIEUT. CT
Randolph, encountered the ad,aace guard
Of Urea few miles beyond Cctpho. aad
report to Col Cutus. ho ordered lie
canmand back 20 Cerra.yo. cucamgcJ hem
ia the plazl, and seat out a detachment Of
t3eGty men TO bury the dead transfers
killed by Gen. Urtea some time be!ufe.--
fhey we're fred upon by lbe advance u
Urea. The mex, morning they marched
towards Marin and encountered lhe al.
vance guard OF Gen. Tay lur, uho hearag
that communication had been cut Il lFam
Monterey, had marched from Saluluialhs
rescue, as soon AZ he wounded a. BueaS
VISTA had been property cared lof. u
fea, Gndiug lImsell bciNeeu Two hfes, 70.
mJsed The ranfho, aud hiss not bctn heard
Il since. A pofti Of Bfags 5aiidy
came down 10 this place, uadcr connaad
Lieut.. Shovel, 10 recruit thllr horses
which we're very much broken dsan BY
hard duty, and Gen. Tstlur, after ISSUING
orders, returned to SALhlo, 10 Monterey
The North. Carolina troops hos here
to return 10 small rancho called The
" Rancho Of Santa Anna" la.'hou5h a01
belonging to that worthy about lhdsfa
mlles Lclow here BY land, on tie no
Gfdudr, where a sui depot for provisions
Is to DO established, on account ol 30 wy
bar IN Tho ritor between that place ana me
San Juan, which wil render II diiIevi o.
navigation during the present low sage +"
water.
The health Of the CITY IS good bat ram
Is very much needed. Here, as 10 haiS'
moras, there is not family eil ~ M
place, None Or the McNicans here ats
permitted 10 pass the line. without a sFi
cal pass, and no outsiders are pcfIni'eu
70 pass ~ Tho tcma,as Of ii. bolts +"
charge Of Mcssr,. HARRISON, and Whitney,
OF Richmond, Va, arc 10 be removed ms
afternoon, aud viii probably arrive al '0a
the same with thus letter,
Yours, Truly, j. H. y
Eigh, companies Of the Massaeh0'e''
regimen, we're stationed at Camafsa 0"
the 3Orh inst, The olhertNO were shott'
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AGE OF ANIMALs.-A bear rarely exceeds
twenty years; dog lives twenty years wolf
twenty fox fifteen or sixteen lions are long
lived. Pompey lived TO the age of seventy
The average of cats is fifteen years squirrel or
hare seven eight years-rabbits seven. Ele-
plants have been known to live to the great age
of 400 years. When Alexander the great had
conquered one Phorus, King of India, he took a
great elephant, which had fought valiantly for the
king, and naming him Ajax, dedicated him to the
Sun, and let him go with this inscription cal
exander, the son of Jupiter, hath dedicated Ajax
to the Sum- This elephant was found with this
inscription $50 years afterwards. Swine have
been known to live to the age of 80 years. The
rhiuoceros to twenty. A horse has been known
to live to the age Of 81, but averages % to 80,
Camels sometimes live to the age of 100. Stays
are long lived. Sheep seldom exceed the age Of
10. Cows live about Is years. Cuvier thinks it
probable that whales sometimes live 1000 years.
Mr.. Malerton has the skeleton of swan that at
tanned the age of 200 years. Pelicans are long
lived A tortoise has been known to live to the
age of 107.
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those slow and lingering diseases that take their
rise from an interruption of the secreting glands,
and disease OF their structure. Fear diminishes
the force of the heart, weakens the muscular mo-
tions relaxes the whole system, and, if long con-
tinued, causes general sinking of the body
Excessive terror often increases for the moment
the muscular strength, even to convulsions; ex-
cites the pulse, interrupts the of the blood,
and in not few instances has produced sudden
death. Love, hope, and joy, promote all the sal
pulse, promote circulation, increase the appetite,
and aid the cure OF diseases. Excessive and sud-
den transports of Joy, however, often prove fatal,
by increasing the motion of the blood, and excit-
ing fit OF apoplexy. Shame in peculiar man.
ner retains the blood 10 the face, as if the veins
were Instructed; when felt in an extreme de-
gree, it has also been known to prove the cause of
sudden death''
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

missoners for the County of Worcester.
THE petition of the Worcester ard Nashua Rail Road
Company represents that their Railroad, the same
is located in the Of Worcester The highway
between the house of Silas and William Barber, and the
house OF Silas Brooks, in an nconvenen manner and
that for the purpose OF facilitating the crossing Of said high
way with their Railroad, your petitioners think proper
alter the of said highway by turning the same
the distance of about forty rods upon the land Slas
andjWiam Barber and upon land ofsad Brooks the
crossing aforesaid
kso, that their Railroad located in the of West
B6yston, the highway between the houses OF Jo
eph and Bernice Morse and the house Of Jabez Newton
in nconvenent manner; and that for the purpose of
facilitating the crossing of said highway by their Railroad
they think proper alter the said highway
said CROSSING by removing the sOuthery for short
distance upon the land of SAID Newton
Also, that their Railroad located in the of Har
vard the town way in the of Harvard, in
said County, the house Benjamin Jewett, in in
convenient manner and that for the purpose of facilitating
the crossing of said town way by their Railroad your Pc
toners think proper alter the said town way,
near said crossing, by removing the westerly about
. thirty rods, upon the an0 of said Jewett
Wherefore petitioners pray your Honorable Board
after due notice. TO view the premises and direct the
ner in which said shall be altered all dam
and 10 do whatever else in the premises may be
quired by the provisions of law.
The Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company,
by their Agent, WA. WHEELER.
Eated at Worcester, Jan'y 26, 1647
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TOWN nFFICERS-lsaz

DOUGLAS. Clerk and Treasurer-Scotto Berry, Jr.
Selecmen-Ezra Morse, Seth Rowland, Frederick Nhi:
ing, Henry Howell John Robbins. Assessors-Turner
Thayer, Luther Morse Joshua Farbank Overseers the
Poor-Rufls Wallis, John W. Davis. AsaheI shearmau,
Arnold hte, Luther Morse. Constable-John w. Davis
Collector-Parey Could
NORTHBRIDGE Clerk and Treasurer Hiram Wing.
Seectmen-Silas Rawson, Paul Within Samuel Fowler,
Jacob Adams, Jeremiah Robinson. Accommodating
Batcheer Lyman TAFT, Isaac Fowler. ConstabIe-Wm.
B. Fuller.
OXFORD. Clerk--A. G Underwood selectmen-
Martha Boomer, Ira Merriam, Hyram Moft Thos Clark,
Zenas NJ. Lar ard. Assessors Jonahan Davis, Absha
Larnard, Samuel Smith. Treasurer-A. G. Underwood.
Agent-Charles ID. Bowman
WARREN. Clerk-Eorenzo Warrener. Seectmen-
Alvin COPELAND, Charles Bliss H. L. Study Lyman Day,
Alex G. Rich. Assessors-Joseph Ramsdell, Jr., j. F..
Hitchcock, J. G. Cummings
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WORCESTER SIS. March f. ls47
lion, BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for
the county Of Worcester, has this day issued War
rant against the Estate Of GEORGE w. FORD, of
Holden, in said County yeoman, insolyent debtor,
and the payment of any Debts the delivery any
property belonging said insolvent debtor, him
for his use, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of said Doctor will be
held at the office of Thomas & Hill, in Worcester, in
said County, the nineteenth day of March current
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the proof debts and
the choice Of an assignee assgnees.
d3tw2tl0 GEO. JONES, D. sheriff.
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NOTICE.
MOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of the
n Worcester Branch Rail Road Corporation will be
holden WATE's RxCHANoE in Worcester, the thir.
teenM day Of March neat O'clock p M, to on the
following article (and such other business may
before them I:
To see ifthe Company will sell and convey their Road
with It's an:hse rights, powers and privileges subject 10
the restrictions of Charter the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad Company and il so, determine upon what
terms the Company viii make such sale"
BY order, JAMES +. ALLEN, Clerk
Worcester, Feb'y 20, ls47. Owls
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Dentists of two Offices in this town.
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cessiuy since its ntroduction would invite those desiring
to rid themselves troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skillplly performed reasonable
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