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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

remuneration md By be GIeslisr hopes and
liselier expectations Mhieh he prsgrsss
Of lie work could ns4 lsil "a inspirr.
These are The plain views a. many q
our people adopted afler he naiusrsi re-
fierlinn. They sre ef epininn that The
million ofdallzrs xhirh vii he distributed
along The rosd will he pretty nearly rlfar
esin 10 hose sho receive u. thai 4 vii he
paid Coz by lsbor Hhieh sould oihefuiseoe
IN great par. eilltI unemployed az misdl-
rerled. Wishing iapariicipsle 70 llhis bene-
IL. rhey will therefore subscribe 10 ilic
road. and 10 IN extent grady beyond any
means OF cash Paymenl which tiley may
Al present have al command.
In conclusion. We have every confidence
thai lie Books OF Subscription viii lie
closed. The Company organized. and the
work commenced n an early day. The
seiy process offs construction. NC ieel -
suTrd. viii give new srnr 10 Al the IN.
LusIIial pursuits Of the county through
which i viii rass. moi more BY Withdraw
ing labor from olher mere crowded avoea-
lions. lhan b. enlirenins ihr prospects and
cheering The heansol our hitherto languish.
ing and almost dtsponding people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

sufficient 10 sustain zen tfmrs IS msEy sue
mails. The pAtls On pant 81 he Tauis
were exceedingly bad; bar. noixil hslsnd-
ing This. leo bfrskagrs hsd orenrred.
we regret 20 have i 10 mention that
some deaths have occnned from cholera
on The roule-say about one hbadred n
all-beiween lhis rlaee and tie poinI
shsrs lhe Independence road inssssecis
xish Ihai leading from 81. Joseph.
The 81. Louls Republican. in fseniion-
ing the return ofa Few Of he ennfgfzhls "a
that city, SAYS:
Some u these persons went ~ fsr ~
three hundred miles cHl. ahen. beroming
discouraged from The fatigue and hard
ships 81 the journey. they gave ~ The
nip. and are now on ihrl way bark ID
Ihelr friends. Two or three are irom Tic
vicinity OF Chicago others reside IN Ohio
and Kentucky. and they all agree lhal The
undertaking was more Than lhey could
conveniently stand. They also give any
thing bat fAllerfng account 81 lie health
and harmony prevailing in the different
companies. and seem 10 fhmk thar large
numbers viii be returning before the man
body GETS beyond Fort Laramie These
fumors, however. are 10 be taken with
some degree If allowance. as The dIssaiis.
lied ones now coming back may view
matters in worse condition ihan really
exists. They all state that the sickness
was MI as bad as when they first started,
but their scrounls about the grass. waler
&c. materially disagree. Some say the
former was ine and The latter IN gfeal
abundance: others That the horses and
mules were starving for Tire want d
bOlsr."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

United State EeTmEik, sna Ger.
man P0EeES--ise kafiOnal Inftllisss 4.
Ger. IN rrlruing ioIlhe nesiraI ublisslia. |.
81 ihe United SAFES. intl,r contests anon.
ihe nations of EuFepr. publishes Inc ~.
lsr 81 he SetPisry Vi Stale. sLirh -.
sddrsssed on the i0ah Of April. Isi9. /.
Baron Roenne. Ihe EnrUy % ne csnl,sl
6umanls, Powers. copy ~ nhish uas
fnrBished he editors d DE Intelligence
Al their request. 20 explain The sourse al
lhe Adminisa zliah. shirhhsd been char
ged with symPslhizng with he dsspol.
a. Europe. -
Mr.. layton shows ihsi The Pspsdtn,
Was bound 10 enforce the aei of ronpr,-
Of 1915. requiring The detention ofyrssel.
fitting ont IN United States porls, ID H.
eng ged in hosiiliiiss with powers lriena.
Is 10 Inc United States. Denmark and
Germany being 81 war. the President had
20 counlermsnd The orders 20 aulhorixe
Tie slesmeI Uniled States 10 be lillsd 81,
al New York. which were given by The
hast administration when an aImislice Was
existing. The Government Of Denmark
had entered formal protest against lie
fitting OH Of The weasel for The objects Il.
legged. but The President, guided BY sense
Of justice and good faith. had previously
determined iorespecl,he rights Of j friendly
power. Baron Roenne eomplisd with lie
law.
The President has received. The Intel.
ligcncer says. both from The Governments
of Denmark aud Prussia. assurances Of
entire satisfaction Of the course pursued
by him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
Alabama Elections. II

Alabama Elections. The con,es, is
this Stale is interesting. Col. Belser. The
Taylor Republican Candidate for Uorer.
nor, is regarded by all parties as most
likely To be elected. The harmonious
Democracy have fifteen candidates; among
them Is The presen, incumbent, Governor
Chapman. IN regard 10 whom much dis.
satisfaction exits. tie has, however,
mounted the stump. The Congressional
consass will be looked 10 with most inter-
est. In the last Congress The Wings had
but TWO members, but al the last FRESH
dental election tour Vi The districts gave
Wing majorilies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
Sunken Lakes upon Railroad Lines

The Androscugglng and kennebec rail
road line in Name passes over sunkcI
lake called mime Meadow" which, i
lew days since. gave way. and swallow
ed up live gravel cars. the men in Attend
ance having only time 10 save themselves
There is similar slough upon the lin,
Of The Central railroad, III Michigan, which
has beeneiiIled al great eApcnce TO the
company and .one also upon the line o
the Mad River and Lake Ere railroad, ii
Ohio, which, alter an attempt 10 cross
was finally avoided by change in III,
line oil The work. OLio Sfote journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

We deny thai. The Wing party is govern.
ell BY mercenary motives. lie hare no
doubt the Administration ought 10 make
removals, aud 10 equalize The burlcns"
Of the Government. But the furious char
yes Of relentless prescription By one ex-
IRENE. and tie equally iurl"us charges ol
representation by the opposite extreme,
are enough TO satisfy any man thai the
Administration - pursuing the true rid
media Of moderation and duly. aud. while
II refuses 10 practice sweeping and uni.
versaI prescription, is determined 10 give
The Wings that just and equal share IN the
"burLens" Of lhs Government 10 which
they are entitled by their numbers. their
patriotism, and their capacity, bul Of
which they have been. for nearly quar-.
er Of a csnMry, relenilessly and Icr,cs.r.
ingly deprived. k.cImoad wAis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

We have beiole chronicled The inyen.
lion Of machine down East. ior making
panialonns and doing other kinds Of sew
ing. We have now 10 record machine
recently patented by Mr.. William Smell.
OF Ession. Pa, by which he forms gaiiers,
hall boots. shoes. &C., without seams. pro.
during any size required. and lifting The
ko, with great exaciness. The machine
viii furm any OF the materials in general
use. such as patent leather. cali. Kip, mems
morocco. splii leather or anything wool.
len. Ii dispenses with The knowledge Of
boot cutting. and Is 80 simple thai any one.
however nnacqnsinied with tie business.
may use !, with faeih,y. Il IS supposed
that as soon As the machines are brought
inio general use that The price Of patent
leather boots will be one hall az one third
IeduceJ. Ns,r YUk Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

Prescription the Post Offices ia
this County, SO IN number, were last
March filed BY Loco. foeos. Last f.ll
three Posimaslers becoming BanburneIs.
were removed and Old llnnkers placed
in their stead. This Spring. ten Wing Posi-
masters haze been appoinied. thus giving
The Wings iwo-seysn,hs Of the Post OIL
ces IN this County. Prescription has not
commenced. and the process of equalizing
the Offices between tho two great parties
b oniy half completed. Tive US eight
more offices a. security for The future, aud
then We will think Of indemnity for Tie
pasL Madison Co. Hhig.
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Houses for San Francisco. -

Houses for San Francisco. The
ship Deucalinn cleared a. Boston, on Mon.
day Of last week. for San Francisco, bay.
ing on board fifty houses. with bricks.
nails, &C., saflirienl 10 pul them in order
Tor Use, immediately Or her arrival out
Anoaferacs.el also cleared for the same
destination. having alurge amounted build.
ins materials.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
Accuracy on the Railroad.-Tl

Accuracy on the Railroad. The
New York Conrier says lhat The accura.
~ with which time l. kept on The Boston
and Albany railroad is wonderful. Ii
states that The books at Springfield station
show that for the SIX months, ending on
the LIST May Inst, the Albany tram never
varied more than a half msnule in tile time
Of It's daily arrival al Springfield.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

The lime Is NOT distant WHEN the pub
lie attention must be drawn 70 the planting
or fores, trees in this rouniry. Timber
is growing scarce, while The arts and man
ufaclures, which have taken such deep
root among u.s. are calling for more en-
larsed supply. Timber has now 10 he
brought from afar. at annually increasing
expense, while large tracts OF land are ap-
preaching stale Of banenness by being
laid hare 10 the searching influence % the
sun and wind. We have destroyed our 10.
rests with recklessness, and pos,efIly mus
feel the consequences. Indeed. our bleak
pastures and bare hills begin 10 repfoach
US Tor not making some effort 10 shelici
the one and cloihe The other. A rotation
Of crops is as needinl for forest trees as
I for The moro humble agricultural produc'
lfors. Where are The forests Of Lebanon
into which Solomon sent his lour srnrt
thousand hcwers OF wood! D~indled q
/ last TO some half dozen cedars. as il III,
earth was tired Of producing, Tor 50 long
periud. the ssms race Of plants.
.Esttetie PoPr,,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

Mr.. Benz. L. Bnllrr. Of New York, pro-
poses union" OF The two factions Of The
Loco Foco party in New York, upon the
platform Of "exclusion Of slavery from
The territories Of the United States, or IN
o.her words 10 unite The democracy
and the !" Free Sullers" upon the Wilmot
Prosiso principle. in opposition to Gen.
Taylor's administration. as has been done
III Wisconsin, Vermont, &r. Let the
/" Democrat" Of the South, look al their
"nalural allies" AIR. Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

! In lis fury the Washington Union has
accused Gen. Taylor Of having made sol
diers, who fought in the ballle Of The coun-
Try. especial objects Of prescription:
Even those who stood bv him on The
Rio Grande." excfaiihs the Union. land
served with Scott In tile valley Of Mexiro,
may plead their services In vain. They
won The victory, but The spoils or Victory
are fioi for them; Tor their leader is de.
nons,raling, with bitter irony, that SER
vices on The battlefield arc no quaIifca-
lions Tor civil station"
Was not Col. Alexander McLung, sert
Charge 10 Bolivia, one OF the heroes Of
Monterey who were cut down in storming
the enemy's batteries. Did not Colonel
Mitchell. appointed Marshal Of Minnesota,
receive dangerous wound before The
Black fort of Monterey! Did not Major
Crillenden receive honorable mention for
his services II Bnena Vista, Was mol
Col. Peytou, minister 10 Chill, applan,letl
by Gen. Worth for his galiantry al the
taking cf The Bishops palace, Did mol
Coils. Payne and Calhoun serve faithfully
and galIanily in Mexico! And was hot
Captain Bell. who lost an arm within sight
Of General rayl"r. appointed Indian Agent
il Arkansas, Cass and Butler democrat
though he is These are instances which
now occur 10 us. There are doubtless
others. but these are enough 10 show that
The UNIONS rage is hlmd.
Washington Republic. ]
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Slavery In California. letter from

Slavery In California. letter from
San francesca to The Newark Advertiser,
closes thus:
"a provisional government would long
ago lave been in operation bu, for The
hope that Congress WOULD take care Of us,
but we have waited in vain. A lew more
such delays. and they may as well les'.-
late Tor The winds. As 20 slavery, there
would be M doubt rs 10 the issue, Il leit
10 the people. Their voice is almost un-
animous againstils introduction. and yet
negro woman and child were bought q
month since BY a merchant OF this town
Tor sl600i : I lie buyer was originally
from Rhode island, heeeller from Ore
gon. The occasion ID The purchase was
the difficulty Of obtaining servants, but
this cannot be repca.ed wilhou, calling
out public demonstration"
NO ting Last. i, is said the counter
frIters have already put IN circulation
large amount Of spurious gnll t.o.las. along
the Mississippi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

Lime, = We would caution persons
against the use Of Stacked lime. Il has No
more virtue Than so much sand. TN.
Stacked lime. according 10 the testimony
or an who have tried II, possesses greal
virtue. Where the former has been Used
il should be Immediately substituted BY
the lafies. Richmond Wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
Northeastern Boundary

Northeastern Boundary. The boun-
Diary line between The Unned States aud
Canada. ran IN accordance with The Ash.
burton treaty, cost the labor of three
hundred men eighteen months. .Pur
three hundred miles path was Gu.
through Tile forest thirty lret wide, aud
cleared Of all trees. Al the end Of every
mile is cas-. iron pillar, painted white,
square, four feet OUT Of the ground, seven
inrles square al The bolon,. and four a.
ihe top. with raised letters on lis sides.
u smsng the commissioners who ran The
line, and date
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

The steamboat tompeti,lon on the
North river issvery. active. There are
nos NJ less than ten bpatsplying between
New York and Albany daily. Ehe fare
ranges from 80 10 ~! Genus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
A Capital Hit-The FAC, .ha, not ;

A Capital Hit-'rhe fact lha, not
a single l.ocoloco paper in the South has
ever made the most distant allusion To the
coalition between the DenocIacy OF the
North aud the Frecsoilers and Abolition
lists, Tor The purpose u putting down the
administration Of Gen. Taylor - the
" slsvehuldmg Executive" as they sneer.
ingly characterize him--has drawn from
the Tuscaloosa Monitor The following ca
piIsl hit: Rel Tine,
Great Derangement of the Nails
Not single I.oeoioco editor in Alabama.
or, we bsliese, in The whole Spu,h, has
heard OF The great amalgamating process
by which the AboliiionIsls, Freesoilcis
and Northern Democrats have been re.
Gently united into one Iraicrlal, homogc-
neous mass, uniform IN color, creed and
purposes, the whole rcbaplizcd with the
euphonlous appeliaiion Of "Free Demo-
crdcy." AS the Northern Democratic
papers are filed with accounts Of this
grand reunion. IL must he The FAULT OF Mr.
COllaner that not one OF lhuse accounts
has rsacbed any Of our Southern Senli.
nels. When they do find out what has
been going on at the North, their iadls-
nation will be shocking-vcry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
fHE LAsr DAYS OF Ex-PEEsiDENT
POLK.

fHE LAST DAYS or EN-PEESlDENT
! FOLK.
The Nashville " hig of The fslh Oh.
shns notices lhs death and burisl of Che
late Presidenl q liz unhed ssaiess
!. His disease ~as Of . ehrnaie nzsuFs,
having teen sroublsd ~ish il more OF less
Tor Inc past lweniy.sesen yeslss probably
sggrsxsird BY me eholers rpidrmie Shish
has been raging 10 this ei'y ior some lime
past. lie Teisised his eonselousness, Ne
learn, up almost 10 she moment Of dissolu-
non. We saw him Al , period when hls
phssitisus considered his case very crit.
esl He hsppened 10 hear that NE were
going 10 Columbia. where lis good Old
mother resides. and sent for Us. UPou
entering ihe r0om he asked Ne 20 take i
seatby his bedside. He then proceeded
in very calm deliberate manner 10 say
that he exhausted eondilioa q his body
was nol alarming 10 ham that he felt -.
iisiisd thai his earthly carer was fast ap.
preaching an end that he wished 10 send
some word 90 his beloved mother. who
wss - unweil. as he understood. ihalil was
prubabls she might MOI be able 20 come
10 see him. lie spoke Of her and Other
members Of his family most alIeelionale.
w. Among other messages, delivered ~
tie ssme rslms resigned tone. he request
ed Us 10 leh his mother that should lhey
not be permitted 10 meet on earth again,
lhsi he hail m abiding hope that, through
Divine mercy. ihey would meet hereafter
Early in his sickness. we understand, III
connected himself wnh The Methodist
Episcopal church. A funeral sermon VA
delivered By the Rev. D. u. MrfeHin. q
that church. and his remains followed 4
their last resting place by large con
course Of citizens. lie was inferred wlll
Masonic ceremonies. having been mem
beI Of ilral fraternity"
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FAREWELL For The Tnbuns


FAntwtLL, farewell. thou Land 4 Dream,
Where Youth and together dweh
Could |, where How those mystic streams.
But ieel once more o have felt
Coaid 4. tnose marmuring streams beside,
Bat dream Lnes happy hours away
Conld at noon and eventide
here roam a. In Lies early day.
Farewell. farewell thou Land Of Dresms-
The Dreamer ssh, hs asst sdieG
Mountains, and vales and muringrnK streams -
Scenes which my early childhood knew
Fond memory OFT oil turn o. trace
The haants Of Life uucloudcd hours
This heart wi. then Hopes dwelllng place.
And all Life paths werestrew dwith aOxers
Rsfisss VI Jsss lsss
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spoken. Ae.

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- 4. 81 si o. ...r ~ f" 10 Hssr. - Nflrs
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81 .- ~ 49,. ~ - ll.kas
49,, =. rss-sa.s cat as, hs'ss ksi ICED 4" ~fs' al
nx.EsSt ~ s4s esyS sl
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Z. p.rs.sni 4nd dc.r.h.e orhcr. on t'e 'r''''' "
- Of Il Ms drr Nae 49,. bee RENTED .N CD s'N'l '
At rrs .eNrrr ws.rh irIf,rfsr. 'r 90 -ht = '-'
r--s 10 .srfy icsi r.nle Arpy g. ne 81
Ir premises al ul AtLN I'LL.
- To LET-A cottage ou he hans' "i in' 80
~ s.t.rnat. Ifs beautifully siulsiet. iN N'l
....s t-. ,l.n,s fn~rr s'd Kitchen garden Poi '.'
.. .l tenant flr tlr season o. year Apply vi '"
fs.f Broadway ''''
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So uOuTo 100000 o.. .',a 10 .-r. b, '..'. a-
y .UUU .-.t f-.ra..s- eN 0fop-f. -.
e....- .... AM fsrrs ... .. -rd ra.-a'-. go
ta .tn .a. .Ir' p~r-Hns properly .. s-'.' N-H
=, a.1 44~sf4 RICHARD LEWIS. 10 telfe'-
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3. TocARKI.GE MAkER-.-f

~. FOR ~AIE-A hcauntIi country .-st situated ~
~ Dr"rls ich. Conn ~ ni from Sew OH NEAR the
IA ks road depot. containing about % acres ~
ant shpuri.ng - ih fruit. ahan-onr 90 Doe sound
Nai place - believed Poo have a. 4r cumiurfs AMI c'uvr
I~tt- p' tgrff.~ family may ir.irt Pr farther par
t....sr. .,llir- oi Mr. I CATLlN lgP in-.si or io
fut-- In..fd+ OBADIAH Pft n. - " lI. amt
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TO LET.

ROOMS. vel 'sn1 -, i'm.
n,tseaI 0ssrd. - Asrsy-'t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
o ~ NH VILLAGE Or BLOOMFIELD - ,
II VIE. f"n N~~.t Story AID .frc h..,. =,
goa basement three .IIafef. Of an .r,. ~ -
wei 80 sed Nth 'rnf Tree. L. wilma =. ,'s-.
NlA ~ ne church school AMI .tor-. a,,,,,,ar'r,
N.ln -" f"fs sS 90 rlghf tune. d.v Tn .,-,, -.
~" 80" "n'.f lnqulr- Of & WARD 81 p-..,l.f ~
2' JIM biDDl LPh on ihr pfeun.e. jrij In,
Il fOh -AlE OR EXCHANGE FOR cry
- N'f mi 4 farin ct = scr-. superior isnd. ia
''' 'firf itnas~ Il ac.ous snd = f-nanf house. tso
m ',''f y'ii lIIlInys ~iihin hal mic and IN
--'i" ~ h" Harlem ha4fuai D-pp " hli~ f7lns me
1Fi~ 49,. i-A D orchards, and abundance 90 "-f fsh,
vel ~ rhc-u'ni water, aui ls4nE spfht 90 a. rie
tHn Ni i"~l alpF- in- tap Of ID" hn.~ VI could
p r.ffl 81 'hfnu ghtslf sus rNlrs~ liNIfr ~
ANDkkN AAkTlNf " lir Pam. "l 'n- prem srs.
~ THEODORE MARriNE Ia Ninth avenue New
forA my-b Inn
CDRt.I F-TATE ~ WESTERN VIRGINIA
~ 81 80 lg \ -AAkkt co Civil knytn-.,. h.
- uauDE male pfofc.sOual en.mfn.uu.
of f rsalnfry luformauun r-iectng may b. obtained
thsf AGO f1 sa.' Farms add Cealntfy S@.l. IN
ile v.rinity ~ uAs tiy Surveying and Drsffins o.
every d"'erp''' '''o4"-i ~ y~7 In
m go ACRES II hesvy-mh.,-a Land with s.,-,
- "~~i y H'l~- iom Cana a. Rome y f,r "a = at
80 50 ti.o - acrss. gasd farming isnds
'~ APPS o. " .ilrrss Aairi.oa."
" -lDi~
q r"h ~AIE-A valushle f.ssi and . number u
- - n-H " tliesDn- Lsniiag, unsaf passsd l'f
,' , a "a l.. / sound Ayply 70
ca ~ A BLikCkLR. BfOsasI
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l'- I''i"fias f~I enlrr hafr ltIs jay 1f-- 'F I'D
Dee -. 1i us C1nrang fIr Zee ef.-4ls yes'
'' -of'nn hafa. ID a., 90 Lac ns
= s ~h-rinki. IA f4mas b ~ MuLl
.-s Jtu~s ar IL man taar a. 81 ~ Ne cas- r A.
4rt N.ctArr X ~ ln.lue g CO % ~ furs
A -4rs-. lruI uc-urk " fl- board JOHN SpR
rON. -. ~ President and WAITS saEEN.x .
J9os y, 80 leS J.
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