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WoMEN's CONVENTION --Syacuse, Sept s.
The Women's Rights Convention assembled
here to-day Lucreta Mott was called 10 the
Chair, and Pauline Davis of Rhode Island,
Mrs f. O. Smith, Of Brooklyn, {. w. Nicolls,
of BrattleborO', Gerrit Smith, and Sarah l..
Miller, of Pennsylvania, appointed Vice Presi-
dents.
The first business was resolution declaring
it their duty 10 examine the existing institu-
tons of the country, and determine which are
worthy TO be retained and which set aside and
also declaring the right Of every woman hold
ing property TO resist taxation until she ac-
quires the right to vote.
The Convention is largely and enthusiastic
ally attended. They adjourned, without taking
any vote on the resolution, until tomorrow.
SHAcKLEs FALLING.-We last week noticed
that the Wellington Journal published the
names of six individuals who had deserted the
old parties, emancipated themselves from the
thraldom OF Slavery, and joined the standard
Of Hale, Julian, and Freedom. The last Journal
contains the names OF six Others who have
paired of from the old parties in that small
town, and says more are ready!D Truly this
pairing of process works admirably; and IL it
continues, there will be no candidate in the
North but Hale.
Western Reserve (O) Chronieis
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MIR. HALE will speak at Cleveland on Tues
day, the l4th September; at Mount Vernon on
the 2lst mt Columbus on the cad and at Gin
natl on the 25th The ball is rolling on. and
We may yet carry Ohio for Hale, Julian, and
Freedom .-Hestern Reserre Chronicle
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PATENT AGENCY.

THE subscriber having been many years engaged in
binding ami usiug at kinds II machinery, h en-
pOye1 solicitor Of patents In this city Intimate kDovl
eige Of mechanical operations euable him 20 understand
inventions, 70 describe and specify TAtsnt clsims much
readily than lawyer who have formerly done h, bns
Models forwarded 70 the subscriber will be duly at
tended Drawings sp chcations &c will he made snd
patents procured Models be marked with the in
tors Freight Of models and letter postage must
be prepaid chetpness. rhoso writing from distance
should give their town county, and ; ate.
AZA ARNOLD, Pat Mt Agent.
Washington, u. e., Ist month 18th, lS52-6m
AR-oLD refers by peTmissisn 20 bis Excellency =.
Alien, Governor Of Rhode Island Ed~STd Lswton, Col.
Of Gus Newport Rhode Island Hon Ghcms- }. Rask,
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,

l54 Court street, tvo doors east Of The Revere
House, Boston.
(NHARLkS n. MORSE has Just opened complete stock
" ofresdy made shirts and gents furnishing goods Aso
hats and caps, umbrellas fancy goods &c shirts
male 10 order
NIB Weeds put hats at short notice and hats bleach
ed and pressed July 20
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FREE SOIL ORGAN IN KENTUcKY.-Captain
Cassius NJ. Clay notifies the public that the
Newport News is hereafter to be the organ. in
Kentucky, of the Free Democracy.
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.triculation Tee (paid only once)

MAtriculaton lee paid only onoe) $500
10 each Professor 900
Practical Anatomy 200
Gratuztion Tee 2ltD
For further information, apply personally by letter
(p,st paidl TO pAViDJ JOHNSON, N H.,
June II. Dean Uf the Faculty, 229 oh street, Phia.
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VERMONT Observation-Disclosures, Sept s.
The vote for Governor in twenty-five towns
stands, Fairbanks, (Whig,) 1926 Robinson,
tDem.,) 3,1l6; Brainard, Free Soil) 726.
Wing gain, l57, To the Legislature, 81 Wings,
IA Democrats and 3 Free Sellers, are elected.
The vote for member of Congress corresponds
with the Governors vote
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The New HAMPSHIRE Independent Demo-
cratic State Convention is to be held at Con-
cord, Thursday, 25th instant at II o'clock in
the forenoon
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MARIR,,Rp, HnrEI
IunNlAN ENIERN.

rTNEMPERANCE HOUSE jerks 4 PARHS, NJ
l. 929 Washington street, Bost,u {. ". JkNkS.
March 20--Iyg PAWS.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept s.-The Free Democratic
Convention of Allcgany county met today and
nominated Neville B. Craig for Congress in the
2lst district, and William NJ. Shinn in the 22d
district; William +. Stevenson for the State
Senate, and full Assembly ticket A series
of resolutions were adopted, approving the Ma
tional and State nominations in favor Of the
Homestead bill in favor of prohbitory law
against the sale of liquors in favor of the es-
adjustment of an agricultural bureau by the
General Government, and inviting John =.
Hale to visit Pittsburgh, and deliver an address.
About fifty-six delegates were in attendance,
and determination to act with energy evnced.
Mr. Shinn will probably challenge Mr.. Howe,
(Whig) to canvass the district with him.
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PROGRESS OF THE CHoLERA.-On the 18th
August, 400 cases of cholera occurred at War
saw, PoiaQd-2O7 of which proved fatal.
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FREE Soil PAPERs.-1he Jamestown HraM
is the title of a new Free Soil weekly published
at jamestown, Chautauque county, New York
at one dollar per annum. The Herald il got
up with skill and good taste and is edited by
DR. Rhodes, who retired from the Northern
Citizen because he could not support Pierce
and King. The Chicago Times hitherto neu-
trail has come out for Hale and Julian, and
next Monday will commence the issue of II
campaign sheet. The Independent Democrat,
the new Free Democratic paper at Elyria,
Ohio, has already larger circulation, by sew
eral hundred, than any other paper published
in the county The Etehburg Neps has hosted
the Hale nag.-LopeH Ne,cs
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CoLoRED People sc osvENTIoN-Cievelaad,
OHIO, Sept. S-A State Convention of free col
ored people was held here to-day-Geo Cox
of Oberln, presiding. Rev. Mr.. Pennington, of
New York, and others, addressed the meeting.
A jubilee will take place tomorrow in com
memoration Of the deeds of colored soldiers
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The lid$NIion NerS we also learn, has con-
cluded to go with the popular current and has
hoisted the banner Of the Free Democracy
Truly the times are becoming interesting, and
we are compelled to keep our hat off all the
time welcoming new corners 1t is not at all
disagreeable, however.-B.
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AMERICAN NEwsPAPERs-The circulation
Of American newspapers has been prohibited
in Cuba.
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CHOLERA IN BUFFALo.-Statistics published
in the Buffalo Republic show that during the
month of August there were ass deaths from
cholera in that place
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REMARKS OF HON JOHN p HALE

In the United States Senate, complimentary 10
Mr.. sumner for has great speech on the Fugi-
tue Sldue Lac
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The TRAGEDY ON THE RETNDEER.-It is now
s,certained that thirty-three persons lost their
lives by the explosion on the Reindeer, and
several of the scalded remain in a hopeless
condition The officers produce testimony to
show that nobody was to blame OF course
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1850.
DAILY CRESCENT
YOUNG AGAIN. ;. By eropox c.Snse HILL

YOUNG AGAIN . By GEoneg CANNING Hill.
An old man sits in his hgh-backed chair
Before open door. go '..s
While the sun Of a summer afternoon .,
Falls hot across the floor
And the drowsy click Of an ancient clock St.I
Has nOtched the hour Of four. '.5s,
A breezc blows in and a breeze blows out r.,
d.. From the scented summer air. r
And it hutters now on his wrinkled brow.
And now it lifts his hair,
And the eaden lid Of his eye drops down,
And he sleeps in his high backed chair
The old man sleeps, and the old man dreams
His head drops on his breast f''
His hands relax their feeble hold. ~
And faffto his lap in rest r. '.1f
The old man sleeps. and in sleep he dreams, ,",
And in dreams again is best '4
The years nnroll their fearful scroll ;sts
He is child again; t-" 3f-'
mothers tones are in his ear. '5t'' H-sg
And drift across his BRAIN -H --
He chases gaudy butterflies -.-t..
Far down the rolling plain;
He plucks the wild rose in the woods.
And gathers eglantine. -.ia .r. ..r..+ l."l.
And holds the golden buttercups
Beneath his sisters chin. ~ ..
And angles in the meadow-brook
With bent and naked pin gs4 u- g r..
lie loiters down the grassy lane, . .-+,
And by the brimmipg pool, 3tIr
And sigh escapes his parted lips .,n...:
As he hears the bell for school , .|
And he wishes it never were nine o'clock,
And the morning never were full. ,..
mothers hand is pressed on his head.
Her kiss is on his brow
summer breeze blows in at the door. '.'
With the toss of ieafy bough.
And the boy is white-haired man again,
But his eyes are filled nop!
[Boston Carpet Bag.
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SEARCH Sir JOHN FRvSKLIy-At our latest dates
from Engiaid the small screw-sean,er fitted out by Cap
tain Beatson proceed in search fer the missing Arctic
expedition by the way of Behring's Straits declared
ready for sailing The proposed field Of search East of
the meridian of Behring's straits towards Keer's dis
coveries 1S49 Herald Island and New Siberia Captain
Beatson takes autograph letters from the Emperor
Russia recommending the expedition to the commanders
of the Russian outpost at Siberia and other Muscoyit
settlements and desiring them promote the objectn
view to the utmost Of their power.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

SwIsDIlNs.-The steamship William Penn. arrived at
NewYork from Chagres. has brought back large number
of persons who had bought tickets for California under
the expectation of being conveyed from Chaes to San
Francisco, in the steamship Republic but arriving
Chagres found steamer there and that the parties of
whom they bought tickets had authority to sell tickets
go by the Republic. A II. Pride and VIM O. Barney.
NewYork and committed in default of the bail demanded
their appearance An agent of this trns of Prize
Co.. has been committed in Baltimore is now in Jail
awaiting trial on charge similar to that which is
brought against his principals. 7s f@ oE &*
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

ESrERPRislNG.-on Monday last the people Of Mont
goery Ala decided by average vote of 2o to 1855 in
favor Of lending the credit and issuing the bonds of the
city assist in the construction and progress Of the vr
Gus plank road railroad enterprises Immediately
uected with that place
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Whether these figures be exactly correct or not is of
comparatively little Importance. but there is no question
the ndgence and consequent restless discomfort
at least half of the population .rt.
The Moatear publishes decree which settles the rela-
tions of the Senate and Legislative corps with the Pre
dent and the State Council also the form of oath
is rs follows: f. Ia- "l0-tLf
III obedience to the Constitution and fidelity to
the President" ''.u.I .u'rf '.f'1'
Every proposition modifying the Constitution requires
the signatures of ten Senators before it be made
The Senate separates the reading of the proclama
ton for the prorogation the closing of the Parliament
ary session. ltaG l-. ,' 9t - -T #-'.
PARIS March 22.-The Council General of the Bank Of
France has advanced the credit French public secur
ties to one hundred millions. IT,. f.. -.
PARIS, March n Accounts from the Departments of
the Drome and Ardeche state that silk of superior
quality is every day becoming scarce. Yet pur-
chasers numerous The holders of tho raw mate
rial expect that the supply in the hands OF the mlers
will soon be exhausted and that they will be compelled
to submit to their terms. fl ..g..H 1oSgle.-G-
3S persons from the Department the Nevre who
been condemned to transportation and the majority OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

BopY is stated that the body Of EEpensten,
who executed at Newark N j., the aot ult and
buried by the side of his murdered wife was stoen the
night after the execution t, t.t -. nm t5 .tr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

Don CARLOS DEEsPAsA-This individual who
hgured in NewOreans Spanish Consul and whose part
in the abduction of Rey is well known to citizens has
been appointed by the Queen Of Spain Consul Gesra
of her Majesty to Cairo in Egypt where he arrived
the 10Th of January He also received with official
honers That is the right kind of country for him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

CHOICE vIRe,Nr4-A member Of the late Democratic
Convention Virginia writes to friend in Philadelphia
that the result of convention is without doubt
cordially in favor of Jnmes Buchanan forhe Presidency
one least of the delegates for him but
thought it impolitic to express preference'tJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

NsvAL.-The United States sioop-ofwar vincennes,
Commodore Hudson thirteen days from the Sandwich
Islands bound home via San Francisco was at pus
Sound on the sth nit '5f 7t1 - f's - lE1f-'I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

SINGULAR CAUSE suicpE-Mr. W Cobb: Of Mans
field Mass aged sixty years hearing the other day that
his old friend Leonard Everett. Esq with whom he
intimately acquainted from boyhood had committed sui
eide became affected that he Immediately left the pre-
of his wife and in half an hour sfterwards was
found hanging by the neck corpse.
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LIBERATION IRIsfi ErILEs-The Dublin Free
mans Journal of the Goth March, says: fK
sit is reported that orders have actually beeri Issued
from the Colonial Office will shortly beissue drect
ing the immediate release Of the Irish Exiles subject
the condition that they not return any part
the British Islands NIr Whitesfde tn1w q nenibsr of
the Derby hisraion) had been active pteresssr
for their liberty ss sr7Fi az 5lgur a,esttta ge.{4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

The statute against using profane language
has been revived in Memphis 1t applies equally par
ties of every sect or color .
The only money they use in the back part of
sheep fifty cents turkeys twenty fvectnts Young
hogs shilling EACH, 1T smith Jones 81 12
he sends him five hegs and receives for change sheep
one turkey, and twopupst -o,.. .y.l g. .z,,gye....
To cure, q sore eonseience--(io to printer
whom you owe-rub an eagle in his hand till it sticks
The effect on yourself will be most cheering aud him
astonishing. [Boston Post ''a ~ I'll -s''ss
Dr. Pretty, an English physician appears to
have found very simple of arrestirg the hccough
1t sufficient squeeze the wrist preferably that of the
right and with piece of string with the tare ngr
and thumb of the other hand, . ,,..54 s.....,f'ss
Ezra Edwards was lately convicted of playing
on a sweat-cloth' in Muskingum CO., Ohio, and
fenced to the penitentary, ...
An elderly bookseller in Paris one of the old
fashioned routine school being asked for the New
French Constitution replied that he did not sell period
cais.
Master John William Nestle, aged fifteen, and
Miss Sally Ann Blockwe aged thirteen got married at
Brooklyn. Ky, oh the 10Th uit " 'f' gs.="t ~ ri
OF q, 500 immigrants arrived at NewYork,
ast month 1928 from Irelsot.s 1916 from Ger
4nany' l,.4 -ll.yufr-' -,0,' 5-7''d n7 81
The fare in some OF the otrgn ,ylses in Phila-
dephia has been reduced to three eey,ts. 5..t. rp
J. Col Charles N. Handy, hate lplian agent Mt
the Usage river (Mo Agency who hs> ben sqjournns
lingering Illness
The population of the world IS estimated at
nine hun ired and sixty millions, -r. ,-. ..,f ..,r
A bill is before the Pennsylvania Legislature,
appropriatiug $4,000 to build executive mansion
Ambrose Laufear has been recognized by the
President Vice Consul of Sweden and Nuswayfor New
Madame de Beearme, the heroine of the mur-
der of the Ghetca de Ganegl where her brother de
Fouquier poisoned by hET husband says Pags let
ter intends shortly to emgrate to the United states
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

THE ERIE RArLReAp.-The receipts of the Erie Rail-
road for the month of March, s251110 6l Rassen-
gers. s94 420 95. Freight. S15674a &C. The increase
the same period last year is ss1.1S9 81. a-.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

Exc1TEsiEsriS spsIN-A letter from Madrid of the 12r
ut says THE Of further insults offered the Spanish
flag at Neworeans has excited great sensation here
further accounts waited fur but every
unanimous in the feeling that this State of things
be put up with. We presume the spaniards have been
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

LACEY & CO., 81 ST. Charles street,.
tS- BRANCH OF LACEY & PHiILIPS'S CELEBRATED IIAR
MSS ACTORY Philadelphia offering
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS reduced prices
f-gTl va
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ErsneRArfos FROM CHrsA-The intelligence just re-
ceited from China by way Of England represents that
the emigration of Chinese California is grei the
increase During the past month six vessels " saIed
ten preparing to leave and required Many
who had previously emigrated have returned with sub
stanta proofs Of their success and the Chinese
slow in foowng the example their COUNT yrnen when
money is the inducement. S4
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VOLUME ".

T. b :
Crystal Fount Division No. n, o IF ,. G,s
s,ra.t oes1s or he apsuns iii DaYnAs W p;
II. tsW. g. P. RING, S. HLosK A. n s =. b2GIH
s.. HARRIS, MircuKl, c. p QufS' A. e.; NJ y En
son l. s. J. G. Curtis, o. s. -. "Pz
Odeon Temple of Honor No: b-Alees every THURSDAY
EVENING halfpast o'e9ek at Temple hs ~ islcuP
MrLLxn c. T., THoMAa FnIEsn W. Y T e. II ALLIAsp, "
r.: A. b. RRMck W r.; w. Dfvs W. I. r.. NJ W. WoIvkn
TON, T F. s. MoasAn, W. " r. PotiAHp, W. d. u. " y
b. L. BnAzKLNAN W. s. JANE
Harmony Division No. 1b s. Of TMeesa at qa7 Tchoupi
elected for the HRsEf htTAuL
p; cxaAs M9IFsF @ W. A. Jta.# Cow R. s s.%ys I
MosrAN, c.; CHAnLks FEnausoS A. CHARS BARNES g. Ws
III koypRAU O. s.; JAWS Bksss, W. n III 'f jams
Pelican Division, 8. Of T.-Mssts every WEDNESDAY
The following the list Of officers for the present ending March
R. s.; JAMES H. Inwis, A. r. 81 Jons DvnwAHp "
HENRY Z.
TUmssn l. S.; HENRY C1isros O. VISITING COMMITTEE
BEowN ngdaen street; HUeH BEERs PoyIaa stresa
MoTH ST. Peter W. C. WATKINS Apollo and lh
CHRrI.s 10 Nayades street, VIM SMITH
St. Mark eGts issRT E. cypress
Magnolia streets. .....s
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The statute against using profane language
has revived in Memphis 1t applies equally par
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

The Hungarian Committee left Vienna in high dud-
geon The Cabinet steadily refuses make concessions
which could initiate against the unity of the Empire and
the Hungarian mobiles will never support goy
level Of common Austrian province. 1.-The machinery
of Government cannot work., say the Hungarians as
long the itte Of the nation clogs its Wheels and
this will always be the until its just demands are
Granted - ~. -. -
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RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.

RAILWAYS RELIEF will stop the and excrucang
instantly Persons living this city
who months their beds BY Rheumatic Pains whose
from whose joints distorted with
painful swelling that relieved from all pain fifteen minutes by
NewYork hundreds thousands
States truth OF ts
publish long list Of the M
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF the citizens almost
the Union, the last four have tested themselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

The Opposition in the Danish Diet has wisely concluded
not to pass the address of the King expressing
confidence in the present Ministry which has formed the
subject of long and animated debate in both Chambers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

passengers stfohg prnse eXeF-
tions of the commander and the under the trying
circumstances and have expressed their equal approval
Of the rapidy with which the agents Messrs Barring.
Brothers Co, and Messrs Chas. Hill Co., have pro-
vded them with passages in other ships though
pecuniary sacrifice since the sailing of the NewYork
the rates of transit have been greatly enhanced The
passengers we have stated three hundred I'D sixty
of these hundred and forty to be dispatched
the VIM. Hitchcock, forty in the w D. Sewe, and the
remaining eighty in the W Fl. Harbeck all first class
ships. Liverpool Mercury, 24th ult
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DUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, 4
Il ec-JOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER No. 1874 CAMP Az,
STREET Neworeans, has just received new and large as A
Of Brass Cocks, various Force and Lift Pumps EA
Beer Pumps Cooking Ranges bathing Tubs and Shower
3athA
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipe Sheet Lead work OF
descriptions lt.lITa ~ ~ e.-.-g
Ship Steamboat work promptly and repaired Aoders
remptly attended to. co.,
Charge mode o.
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The charges of resistance to the central authority
the part of Geneva have been exaggerated 1t be
recoeced that the Governments established by the de-
the Conservative party in several of the
have against them the Conservatives. not only Of the
canton itself but Of the whole Of switzerland and such
not always weigh evidence. Al e yipt5i ,.7
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PA7N STOFIED 7NS7AN7LF.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous in
the this cruel complaint, In
pain stricken sufferer experiences the delightful
II has cured thousands the
where Of them hid been brought almost TO death
The Of the READY RELIEF is the mmd
,oy the and supply the with
energy and vitality the loss of which the Of the
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