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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

CALuORSIA.-By letter to William p. Pope,
of this village recently received from bis brother an
officer in Col Stevenson's Regiment il does not ap-
pear that California s entitled TO the Communications
bestowed upon il by the Annexsil0nists Of our own
country The writer. after giving bret description
Of the voyage out (Which made in 50 days. Of the
landing al the Bay OF Francsco0t the hsfdships
and privstons which the sol1iery were compelled %
endure-and OF the sickness. suffering and death o.
companions nd friends says -" You know not; neither
can you irnsglne. how awtully deceived the American
people are IN regard 70 California II Is poor, mser
able dry barren, sicky. God foraker country made
I'D Ike the California Regiment the last thing Of 3
Saturday afternoon the odds and ends OF al the rag
mens OF the part Of the world thrown together
a. -sasss 70 Irish up
In another portion Of the letter the writer says -" L
has not rsined here for the past SIX months and every
thing looks as though the IRE had run over r. The
cattle and horses very poor Potatoes lcosD one
dollar per bushcl butter six % eight shllliug- per
pound milk shilling per quart eggs four snillings
per dozen pork enc shilling per pound and everything
else in proporiioa such = portion OF the coun-
try to conquer which IN order 70 extend and perPetu-
ate Slavery our own Government has sacrificed ten
thousand valuable lives, and one hundred millions Of
treasure BrOome Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
By telegraph TO the Ssw-YOrk Tribune
I.r,er. Refused by Gen. Taylor.

WASHINGTON. sunday, July T.
Fifty letters refused by Gen. Taylor have been
received al the dead letter Office, from Baton
Rouge. Several Of them are Postmarked Pnns-
delphis and Baltimore, and sone doubtless contain
an explanation Of the delsy Of toe letter informing
hin, If his nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24

FthThese
The Cotton market i quiet sale. Of 100 bsles q
former prices Olher markets are unohsngeS- O-i
markets generally arc quiet The foreign news pro-
ducsd no e1ect. Nothing Of interest rom Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
Corpr or CoNvov PLsAs-Before Judges I'd

=
Ger laeeah.n sni DAVID rcisions Rfff 4, n
,.s uni-r ne len 40 10 fscofef q n. -.
~. yfrlas sashes ilrlsfcd ne c'lr1cfel IT. Gs-.
l. orn-r Iait ar Tfty sixth ~ t. 81 -. =
ffl % judge facls who rrQoT, favor OF ttf 81 "
Motion made the report aside u appeared hsi m, n
n n ffrs h- contrast. ana assg eio Nl Jar t al d. -
~ "a DE anrii preferred cred iors n. Gear =. =
H. contract rssfrng ne al their he = 81
% de coursctor Gilman, a. the tine Of or slossert y ~ fs
he en- 'hs hei TIE Contract reifri my 0lrs
ami 90 rot pass Pmpsry 90 hs s.ser ''uag sas ius r.
port aside
been AFRO ei tt NJ Ogife sgent or fng p hc.e re.a,
\. r,t.asain Pc at rents fhsf coft or st0l ~
.,ei ne aims ihat $1,000 ceei li sues So ~ %
rr that anonnt demurrer nicpoet siflar Dat NJ al
no. e.t The The Cont h-t that n al ordinary sfrss-a
,-rr, sni th@ pr ccs must BE- on ne a'1a;
b. szerf himself Jut .ir defendant % demurrer
rriErlf aa r aspeea u tf sr ~.
o. sI- Rdtsrf foo sssanf aHi n7ttefy Ktfrf ats k re
e.rsH iis. Lash saa Osslrf ~ ais o1ts
MAINE CorRr--Beforc Judge Waterbury --Slg,,
90 R5iiradg.-Aciln 500 lsfp bcHst fTa ss.4
against the C1panoi The ship Aiomi, caused y lsy -
io n Hl.r~. H. sad Coz FIsli tsf t- Cp,
hat Che rs che bead Oh srss'r Pin flf go lesf /,
sap.,r- af plaintiff asd snsr 1osii aiots-
~bh dpesied the Captain. and dfclty s1o'- al ~, 20,
snsls secured sni nt 4ore rut IS &C some g,1tss,
Judgement plaintiff ceutsfos pRn'n M Rosr .'s isi,,
M llwin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
wafer Power for Sale.

Talt'aJt Water Pr,@itge, on For Rtrer, fan
miles aJore Dayton, and one mite from 'h'rt
Oaier navigation Ia the FeeGcr Of The MHor
oHd Michigan cangL
THE subscriber having built his dam a
cross The river at the above place, l. now
prepared 10 sell or lease water tor manufacturing
purposes. A saw mill is 10 operation, aud
grisl and Touring mill in progress Of erection. !
is located IN the midst Of an extensive whca
and wool growing country, and offers every in
ducement for the above business aud also for
WOODEN factory, or any mechanical or manuflc
turing establishments where water power Is re
CURED. a village plat is land out and lots ar
offered on reasonable terms. \ blacksmith an,
wagon maker would find it desirable location
inl good tavern or boarding house would d,
well. For particulars enquire Of
Ottawa, Dec 10, lsl7 GEO. MANN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Good NGTims.-TThe world csti.
mates men by their success in life,
and by general consent, success is
evidence fsuperiority.
Never, under any circumstances,
assume responsibility you can a.
void consistently with your duty to
YOURSELF and Others!
Base all your actions upon prin-
ciple Of right; preserve your integ-
rity of character, and in doing this
never reckon the cost.
Remember that self interest is
more likely to warp your judgment
than all other circumstances comb
ned therefore look well to your du-
ty when your interest is concerned.
Never make money at the expense
of your reputation.
Be neither lavish nor niggardly
of the two, avoid the latter. A mean
man is universally despised; but
public favor is a stepping stone ia
preferment; therefore, generou.
feelings should be cultivated.
Let your expenses be such as II
leave balance in your pocket
Ready money is friend in need.
Keep clear of the law for wher
you gain your case, you are gener-
ally looser of money.
Never relate your misfortnnes, moi
grieve over what you cannot pre-.
vent.
No man who owes as much as h,
can pay, has any moral right to in
dorse for another.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
Land Warrants& Land AGENCY

TNHIE undersigned will act as agent at Dixon, H.,
l tng person, who wish TO purchase Government
Lands BY aiding their money, post paid, with one
per cent ~ fee: will locate Land Warrants for those
who may send thairwuuHnts accompanied by power
of attorney, affidavit, aud $? prosecute claims tor
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip; enter lands t1r per-
SONS paying part Of the money down, and wait Hon
to IL month, ior the balance oi the money; and
keep gl,rays on hluI LAND WAERANTS uT sale al
lowest rates. Persons wishing TO buy warrants will
ind il 10 thei, interest IN Dixon as they will not be
required to pay for a warrant unless ii answers IhtI
purpose Ii Is often the case that persons bringing
their warrants ON distance ,hud ~ r lands enter
ed or their warrants Cannot De used on account of
nton1al,y in the assignment ofthc warrant. These
difficulties are avoided by purchasing OF the under
signed a. persons not required 10 pay Tor war
-Hnt unless 1t will pass Inspection
Communications, pos, paid VIII always meet WIN
prompt attention. Otto CHARLES DEMENT,.
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EorEcypr and 4nuc,

Dr. OsaooD'S lynn CHoLoGOGuE-Caa'iani 1t
has become necessary TO cauton the public against
the many spurious articles which have OF late madc
their appearance under the assumed name Of ch0lo-
gogue One man bottles up mixture which he calls
other, Imsrican cioiagogut- auother, German cha
lagogue-anothcr make. ch1idcOgHe pills, aud Don
Some copy from the envelope oi the genuine whole
sentences, with coarse imitation OF IT. style and
form. One fellow tells the public that hisorucic was
prepared several years before, under another name
Il is an old trick Of the rogue to steal good name
when bad character has spoiled the old one. BE
particular to inquire for Dr. Osroods India tholn,
rogue Alwuysio be had from the agents, II BLlxs.
LEY and Co., southwest corner al 81 and Chcsnu
st., ST. Louis Sold also by
G. l.. Tu0TrS0y OndrG
Aug - 5. G. SYITu. Peru
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Also, highly improved FARM 90 Irduu
Creek, continuing l27 acres, - mi'r- Mouth IT
Ottawa, on the state road 225 acres improved
IS Of timber, dwell NJ house, one log he d. o..
cr good frame, with welt, wuud-hpusr add cis.
tenn; $50 fruit trees many OF them hearing; q
good frame barn and shed AMI stationary ihrcsh.
ing machIuc; the farm is well warercd with Inv.
ing spring., and BY Indian Creek. The farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tioUs, liberal credit will he given on part Of lhe
purchase money.
H. Bu'e1u roumty.-Sec SO l7,nrll east
OF the ith principal meridian,
II Grmdy County Sc ar 49,, 6 hf sv
~ Is 81 s
HWR CoupiE-E hfsN 80, 81, 9; sw fr. Gr
8, 80, 0.
The above Lands will be sold cheap. Or
most # which, 10y Iaying one.nufh down, tint
y IN be given on the balance,
Nov 90. GEO ". NORRIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

CiacinnQf.-From the vote poll,
ed in Cincinnati, Oh the 18th, the
population of the city and suburb:
must be near one hundred and Sc.
ven thousand.
The average increase of popula-
ton in Cincinnati, each gear, say.
the Times, has been about $500
This corresponds, also, with tn,
number Of buildings erected in the
time.
The towns of Newport and Gov
ington are, in fact, little less thai
parts of Cincinnati. Their popula
tion together is over 1000. w,
have, then, the grand result, tina
Cincinnati and suburbs, with New
port and Cuvington, now contains
about 10000 people.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
40 MILiEiss.

DRlCES Of boiling clothes reduced, No. 9
/ to 50 per yard, (l0 inches wide, hes,
brands gradual reducsOn on lower numbers
to 81 IS for No. |. 1t can he sent by mail al
same rate of postage as letters, viz 10 cents pr.
ounce for 800 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
tor all distances beyond, (wei hing about / oz.
per yard.) large supply at Burr Mill
stones. Screen and Fam fill Wire, Porin-
bic Mills, Plaster, ETC, etc, on hand. No. 2l1
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, ST. Louis. [alAl * C.TODD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The great remedy fer consumption Tie lungs, a-
fcciioRS Of the irI bronchitis. ASTHMA, pain or
,reGtarSs If itC bgcIsi or lungs, chy0aic coughs,
picUrigB bemOTrhHgc Ct Me lungs and al dgcc-
TINS NJ Tie pulmonary Urgdas.
TIMER T. i. a d ference hcwecn Wlsinrs Balsam
| ofwid cherry aud all other preparations oiwld
cherry The true aud genuine bnlsnm contains, be-
side. The extract uf wild cherry bark, other medicinal
agrS OF pcai character and efficacy in the cures Of
coughs colds md general diseases OF the chest and
lungs But the important difference between tins me
dicuc and nll Others of the kind that Wistars bal
sam cures" while other remedies give only tempora-
~ rclcftohc sufferer Read the following certificate
rendered TO Us by one Of our own citizens
CiVcINNATI, Feb. Is, 1917.
Nlc~rs Sanford md Park Gents take this OPP
poruity tn inform you ola remarkable cure perform
ed in my own case by the use Qi Dr. NistnJ sbalsan
of wild cherry About the first Of September, iS'o'
was attacked with violent cold which seated up,
on my lungs, aud during the space OF five months
aborcd under distressing cough had quite ostall
hone of recovery until about n week or 80 ago was
induced 10 try your hnsam OF wild cherry and before
had used hall of one bottle my cough was relieved.
am now, by the blessing OF God, aud ihrther use
of this haknin restored to perfect lcaltn ,,,,,
Yours respectfully, HARRIET ,. iiiib.
Thisinynluablc preparation is for sale IN 81 LOUIS
hv IIryRy BtAKfSLY, agent southwest corner OF
81 AMI Chcsnut sls., and by
:. c. SMITH, Peru,
MURRAY q Son, Nerdrk
and wholesale mud retail by l.. NJ BoYcE and J ii.
Rrrn K, Co Chicago. Jul so-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
CIT Y Il 0 I Z l.,

YESIIE subscriber having purchased this vel.
a known stand, situaicl on the NOrti- EaSt
N cornerof the Court House SIyHc, in Qua
wa, Illinois, has made cXtcn.iyercpairs and improve
nenl- and has determined 10 occupy IL himself Il
pleasantly situated fronting the public square near
the court house in the business part OF the town and
perfectly convenient for thos. who wish 10 transact
business in town. No pains will be spared to render
i an agreeable stopping place for those who may
favor hun with call. His table will BE- well supplied
with Game and all delicacies that the country at
ord.; and his COOK cant be beat" tie hope.
by attention 10 the comforts travellers iouert and
receive liberal share ofpubc patronage
Ottawa Oct -. lsiS'-l4 \ DELANO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
"gIOuu. SWEET HOME"

TGNIlE under@ gnod offers, very low for cash, d
dasirnbe Farm, situated in Livingston coun-
a ", ILL., about 90 mile from Ottawa, contain
ing ~ nctes one haIfof which j. timber with good
hrwrdluI house, stab.. cribs, etc. on it, Also, at
the dporan excellent well of wntcr-35 acres arr I'M
der ierSc and cultivation there j, also young or
charl aud fine lot Of shlubhcry on the PREMISE
For particulars enquire of A W. EBERsoL, South
Ottawa, or y. Buchanan, north side of the pulic
square, Ottawa. ID s EBERspL.
+ s--if application is mndc soon bargain mny
be- had Aug % A. NJ f.
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Town Property for sale.

THE n w,qr of lot 4, in block ls,iL the origi.
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet front
on Canal and IS feet front ON La Sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
gu, buildings thereon, being the promises at pre-
sent used by Mr rhclps inr a store and by DR..
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession Civ.
en- the first of April next. Title good. Enquire
Of The subscriber, agent for the owners.
nv 20, AS J.N. A. HOES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

An old lady down east says she
"ean't see why the young men will
make such fools of themselves as to
run after the girls, when, if they
would stay at home the girls would
run after them"
Miss Ships says otis right down
falsehood, for,'' says she, "I've lived
forty years without having any
young men run after me, and if
lived hundred more / wouldn't
run after them, the dear knows!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
tlc0itincs.

anl beautiful compcyions, they should use Dr. TouR-
sends NdISdpm3tI; thousands who have tied il
are more thau satisfied, are delighted Ladies Il
every station, crowd ON office daily.
Notice 10 The LadicS-Ihosc that initiate DR.
Iou1scujs Sarsapnulla have invariably called their
slatt great remedy for families &c, aud have CO.
ped our bills aud circulars which relates to the CONF
piamiS OF wonlcu, word tor wuul-othcr men who put
up Acdicnr' have, sincc the great succrss,s Of DR.
IDi~uSraGS N1rS1payIil1 m rnfr,plginis uridlnt 4,
females recommended theirs tbopsb pr,,,iutis, thrv
did not lumber Of these mixtures pills etc are
Injurious to females. ns they argraVatp disease aud
undermine the constitution
N'rofuiG Cured This crrtif.as, ccu.lrsiveIv
proves ihnl thu snrsaprrla ho- prrrc, control over
the most oh-uuae diseases cithc blood Threeper-
son- cured ~ one house Is unprecedented
Ihree th3ldrsH Or ToirnSead-Dcar Sir I
have the pleasure Ia iuionn ven thar ,h,ee 81 ,,,,
children have been cured OF the sc,oiua Nv tbe ,se ~
your cNrclItW nediciac They were aill,,,ed yesv
severely whbod sores have tnkru ouv tour ho,tls.
a. took them away, for winch feel my. cifuut,r deem
obligations Nuur-, respectfully,
Isaac W CRAM lC6 Woo.tcrS 81
Opinion Of FiUs3ciaHS.-Dl Townsend Is almost
dai'y receiving order, from physician, ia Different
paris OF the Onun This Is 10 certify tiaiyc Ibc
Undersigned, pllys.c1us OF the city ot Albany hive ia
numerous cases prescribed DIR Iuwl.en,I. Sar,apn-
u,.n- onj hrhele 1t To BE- one Of the most ynmabl.
preparations 10 the market II Z Pune, NJ. d
j. WILSON, ~ D.
Il b RplaGy. NJ n.
ibhH, April, ISL. I. T.. ElluNpuRr. NJ. u
'HE'5pH-llWN1 ip che great success aud iuturnsc
sa.e 90 Dr.. Towu-cuis Slrapgrllh. number of
Wou who we've formerly uur aI.uts, have cummcu-
r.d WHhnt -arawull EHuact E,N.rs Btcrs,
LN11ct- ct Yellow Dock Sc. They generally put
u up .' lhe .lne shipped bottle, aud some OF Inrm
l"'' stolen aud copied our advertisements. they are
'hy vnrhlr-. 'uyf1tiotl- uui should be- avoided
fuucpo. Office | q l'ultonstlrct, Sun Building. n
\ ; Rrttng x co, X States ST. Boston: Dyntt q
H'n, Us! N9l, Second Il philadelphia $ lIaucc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
Desirable rarmiusLan for sale.

'17ii h sc q OF sec II, 81. II T c, lto acres
L lying on the state road, recently laid out
from Ottawa north To Indian Creek, and about
iour miles north Of the town. The land is Of
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. The o~-
ler. who is now in the state, 10 anxious to sell
tue above tract and will remain here for few
months. Time will be given ior portion Of the
purchase money. Euquiri Of
Ottawa may 10 1917 J. V. 4. HOES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
South Ottawa Cemetery,

,syHE subscriber will sell lois N the South OF.
4 tnwa Cemetery until the 1T Of December
ls47 Tor 50 each after which an additional, price
will be charged in proportion to The improvement.
made. THOS. NJ. MASON.
south Ottawa nov H. 1917. 3gtf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

"Will you have some of the pud-
ding, Squire ?"said a lsndlord to Mr.
b. at dinner.
"What kind Of pudding?"
"Bread pudding, SIR"
'No, sir!-It's ID fraud OF
Lazerus !"
The londlord vanished.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Problems.-If 20 grains make q
scruple, how many will make q
doubt
lii days make one week, how m a.
ny will make one strong.
If5l yards make Pole, how ma
ny will make Turk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

In CORK, a short time ago, the
crier endeavorcd to dispense the
crowd that had gathered into the
court room, by exclaiming, CAN We
blackgnards that isn't lawyers quit
the court" WV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

well, john said father to his son
on the day he was one .and.twenty.
syou have got a fool for a master,
now 'Yes,' said John, sand have
had for these twenty years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
fremont House.

BIZ IRA COUCH, Corner Of Lake and
Dearborn Streets, Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite J. rfink y Cos. Eastern
Western, Northern, aud Southern Stage Of
flee. The house has just undergone tho.
rough repairs and has been newly painted,
Its Accommodations unsurpassed i'll Chicago,
Avril If, 1878 "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

The hope of happiness is bridge
woven out OF the sunbeams and the
colors Of the rainbow, which carries
us over the frightful chasm of death.
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snmsprounl;

breath Of the winty gale,
.<prou in the sunshine ice,
s1e promise Of i uer;
s1ld not spread 10 The sumner air,
81 lengthenlng bouglis and branches lar,
2 To form bower where, in starry nights,
Young love might dream unknown delights;
Or stand in the woods among is peers,
Fed bv the dewS of thousand years.
Were never the dull, unsccmly ore
Dragged from the depths where itslcpt OF yorci
Were 1t never cast into searching riamc,
To be purged of inpur!y ana shame;
Were II never molten md burning brands,
Or hruis'd and beaten By stalwart hands,
Ii would never he knownas q thing ol worth;
Ii would never emerge to nObler birth
Ii would never be formed into mystic rings,
To feter Loves erratic wings;
Ii would never shine amid priceless gems
Or the grih of imperial diadems;
Nor become to the world power and pride,
Cherish'd, adored, and deficd.
So thou, @ man Of noble soul,
Starting in view OF glorious goal
Vert thou never exposed to the blasts, forlorn-
The storms of sorrow--'he sleets of scom;
Wertahou never refined in pitiless FIRE.
FROM the dross OF thy sloth aId mean desire;
Vert thou never taught to feel and know
That the triest love has its roots in wo,
Thou woullNt neyernnravel the complex plan,
Or reach half way to the perfect man;
Thou wouidst everattnin the Tranquil height
Where wisdom purties the sight,
And God uniplts 10 the humbles; gaze
The bliss and beautyof His ways.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

The Journal of Commerce has
started the idea that the mileage of
the members of congress is the ce-
ment of the Union. From the way
they stick TO it, it really seems 10 be
very adhesive.
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{llc0irinfs.

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Sam Slick says there's nothing
like q gimblet, when Teller has a
straw and 10 scttin' astride a barrel
of cider.
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Ottawa Lodge No. Ottawa.

THE weekly meetings Of this lodge nrc holden
every Thursday night at ~ O'Clock in old Eel
'o,rs' Hall Brethren in good standing with the
order IRE invited TO represent the meetings BY
order N.G. Gro $ FISHER, Sec.
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suniI,rr. E.uIIiL,cr /.
ENNfDtF t.UtEUNF
400 600 FEET Of Lumber FIR safe
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
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