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The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

The ALTA HuMBUGCED.-The Alta
relates with a grave face the statements
of correspondent, like the following:
"At Nevada one of the bakers went
to another for a loaf of bread for his fam
lily. but could not get it, the last one
having just been sold. Two of the ho'
tells ut Nevada had closed in conse-
quence OF the extreme scarcity of pro-
visions, and those remaining open had
advanced their prices not knowing how
seon they would be compelled to close,
themselves"
The miners at Red Dog "a-c sustain
ing themselves on scraps they had pre-
viously thrown away" "Thc extensive
mining region round Walloupa is with-
om pound of proriIons." Such news
brought to this place in n respectable
journal sounds as strange as bringing
Goals to Newcastle We trust this re-
gion will never be without pound of
provisions None OF our hotels have
closed-one new one has been opened.
Our bakers have been doing good bu-
sincss, and always ready to supply Or
ders. We have seen several persons
from Red Dog the past week, who did
not look as if they had been feeding on
scraps previously thrown away" and
they did not speak oc any starvation
there. Though provisions have been
high and scarce here, thank God, no.
body has starved. The commercial bu-
siness of the county is tco extensive to
let an occasional interruption of commu-
nication work such damage.
We frequently see such loose state
ments in the papers below, sometimes
put into our mouth, but We let them
pass unless too broad and erroneous.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21
MI aine Liquor Law.

A meeting to discuss this question was
announced in the various pulpits on
Sunday, to take place at the Rev. MIR.
Blythe's church on Monday evening last
The meeting was moderately well at
tended, and pretty unanimously in favor
Of the passage Of a law by the Legisla-
ture containing the essential features of
the Maine Liquor Law. We presume
the action Of the meeting will be quoted
as the voice of Nevada city perhaps
county But we strongly doubt whel :
many strict temperance menin thi, e.ty
favor such law That meior.tJ e.
our p op'e do, We DC ncc credi fr *'oo
The 'aw IL tyrannic" Isis
"segso- 2ht.
70 bar.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

FOUND DEAD AS company of four
men were crossing from Backbone House
to Middle Yuba, on the morning of the
l4th, they found the body of man on
the south side of Bloody Run, lying part
ly undera log. lie appeard to be about
5 it. s in. high, with auburn hair and
sandy whiskcrs; had on hickory shirt
with q blue flannel overshirt, striped
cotton pants, cotton drawers, shoes, and
woolen socks His pockets were turned
inside out, and nothing was found upon
him to discover his name. A hook of q
watch chain was found under his shirt,
made in tho shape of a snakes head on
the end. No hat, vest, or coat was n
bout him. He had the appearance of
being dead four or FIVE weeks. Further
information can be had by applying at
the Backbone House.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21
Per Adams s. Co.'S Express.
Arrival of the Pacific.

Fourteen Days La'sr.--As we go to
press, Adams s. Co bring us files of pa
pcrs from below, and the New York Her
aM cf Dec 20
Very LITTLE has been done by Congress,
for the first two weeks Of the session, cx-
cept the passage of an act amending the
appropriation bill of last session SO ns to
enable the Mexican Boundary Commits
sion to continue their work.
Wm. X King is dangerously sick, and
will probably resign the Presidency of
the Senate.
A merchants convention lad been
held at Baltimore to improve the bust.
ness of that city.
Cen Caravajal had crossed the Rio
'Grande with 400 Texan Rangers to
march on Monterey.
The English ministry is bearing to-
wards free trade, and growing in favor.
d Israeli is particularly popular.
The acquisition of Cuba is being pro.
nounced against by influential men in
the South.
No hindrances to mails or passengers
now are made in Havana
Additional troops were expected at
Havana
The Cholera is making great ravages
in Cuba. 1T was also destructive at
New Orleans.
The British troops had captured Promo,
in Burmah, India.
Lonis Napoleon is elected Emperor in
France by 1854, lSo majority, lie has
accepted
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

Inc marv'' h1.aiq esys the high
waters on tn North ~: -, ii off tho
lumber OF the fuming companies which
had been I'D on the banks, to be used
next aammer, and which was thought
co be safe The Bridgewate., Eagle
kanyon, Quartz Kanycn, Washington,
AID many other companies have lost all
ar luml er and VII haze 20 furnish
n5elvcs anew.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21
THE EJOURNA AL.
A. A. SARGENT EDITOR.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY Fl.
A. A. SARGENT EDITOR

LEGAL BLANKS Of all kinds for sale
at this office.
JOB WORK Of all kinds speedily and
neatly executed.
ADVERTISEMENT to insure inscr-
ton, should be banded in as early as Thurs
day noon. Rates moderate.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

DEpARTuREs.--A. c. Russell, formerly
Of the S. F. P,cayune, and more recent
" of the Union, p. 7. Hull, of the Hhig,
J. C. Hays, Madam Biscaccianti, and
Edw. F. Beale, Esq, Indian Agent, left
in the Golden Gate on the 18Th.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

RAILROAD. An able article in the
Union of the 14th, on this subject, is
crowded out. We shall give it next
time.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

Bes At the election on Thursday at
Sacramento, we learn from the Union
tLe plan for public water works pro-
posed W MIR. Gordon was defeated by
three 9tes.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

Dsag" We think our pcetical corros-
ponden: Milton" whose fncy tries to
digest THE Eureka State" had better
remain mute, ingloriouS AlilOn," till
he learns the elements of his art Our
nerves cannot stand such ''horrid bad
poetry.
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

oDokEN.-he Un'Son says "Tbc
banks ntAoboken ;are high, and
u sandy Ther- were no indice-
+ the w'teiy delnt,e Of the las,
'nths soma pleasant damp
aIiay he dust qnd while ono
lin t. vicinity lie could not bus
TIE pleeSurable state Of his
he tbtee.iees of mad at Sacra-
tie antcting enus3 whies
by the sone Of he
nd Of many of the
nts, that place ia q
,ing place. Bat
.i.;on for lots, and
as high us $3.50.
-ry pretty
the occa.
stined TO
pleasant
cocked
cees to
oast, Of
he ex-
IN the
e-.s-
me,
II
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21

{ igG--1he Legislature seem
Ten, ing y heir business with
aptitude, There i less
ton than has heretofore
Legislators fer this
The Nevada journal., 1853-01-21
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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
pEND.

= u I
In franklin. on The IA b. inst, in possession of
the hope that Christianity inspires, HEPsIBAH
ADAMS, widow Of the lute John adams, aged
SO years.
In Windham. the 4ih of jan. 1853, Mr..
WILLIAM MiLLrKAS, aged So years.
Mr.. Mikan, at his decease had been a mem
ber of the Congregational Church in Windham,
about 3 | years. During this time he greatly
deared himself to The church of which he
member, by his consistent. active and elevated
piety; and TO the community in which he lived
by his unimpeachable integrity, and the readiness
and Ilberalty with VIII CHI he aded every project
of pubic utility. In him was fulfilled, to no ordi-
nary degree, in this imperfect world, the descrip
ton given by an apostle of heavenly wisdam: .sBut
the wisdom which Is from above is first pure. then
peaceable gentle and easy 10 be enireated full of
mercy and good fruits. without partiality and with
cut hypocrisy In his decease. the community
has lost most valuable citizen-the POOR helper
in every time of need-,he oppressed of every
| land brother-h;s famiiy beloved husband and
IA wise and affectionaIe fither-and the church uf
| Ghd fast friend and bright example. His sick
ness was very brief, and his disease violent that
| be was able to speak but itila. When asked
whether his mind YVES in peacel he replied,
:. perfeclly.'' When asked whether he could trust
himse.fin in the hands of Col 2 he replied s. Most
certHnly."
..How blest the righteous when they die.
Z. When hoy souls retire to rest!
How mildly beams the closing eye!
How gently heayes the expiring breast
I So fades a summer cloud away,
/ = So sinks the gne when storms are o er,
So gently shuts the eyesof day,
So dies wave along the shore II.
i In Northampton, Summit Co., October the 9Th
of dyseniery, MATILDA SoPHIA, only daughter o
James E. and Maria l.. Bunnei aged seven years
and nine months.
She has gone in the spring fine of life,
$. Ere her sky had been dimmed by cloud,
While hsr heartwfih The rapture 1--we yetrife
:. And the hopes of her youth were unbowed,
From the lovely who loved her too well;
/ From the hearts that had grown TO her own;
Frontbe late o'er her young spirit fei
!, Like dream of the night she hath fown.
The spring, in its loyeliuess dressed,
i Will return with its musc-winged hours,
And, kissed by the breath of the sweet southwest
The buds shall burst out in flowers;
} And the flowers her graye-sod above,
: Though the sleeper beneath seeks it not
Shall thickiy be strewn by the hand of love,
/, To cover with beauty the spot.
Meek emblems are they of The pure one and brigh
: Who faded and fell with so early blight,
4 Ay, the spring will returR-but the blossom
j That bloomed in presence the sweetest,
: By the spoiIer is born the chelishing bosom,
The loveliest of all and the fse:est;
i The music of stream and ofbird,
d Shall come back when the winter is ore;
/. But the voice that was dearest to us shall be here
: Tn o1r desolate chambers no more;
i The sunlight of May the waters shall quiver,
II The light of her eye hath departed forever.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
1853.
DIR. H. Tubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows
RAvEkKA-Pre1fss House. Saturday afternoon and
Monday I2lh and 18th February
AKRos-Co65,s Exchange, Friday, I1th February.
WARREN Clinton House. Saturday and Monday, 26
and 2Sts February.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
news or Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism a sthma short
ness of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy eakness or Nervous Debility, Res essness, Lost
of Appetite Constpaon Derangements of the Ston,ac ch,
Bilious affections Gravel. Swelling, Cancer Scrofula,
Ulces, Impurities of TIE Blood of any chronic OF
long standing diseases, areinrted to cali. No charge
for consultation.
sDr. T. never bleeds nor bisters, nor is he Homeo-
patist he never Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic or
any other mineral medical agents nor is be Thomp-
sonian-le neither steams nor gives emetlcs HIS the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted but thandoes his system of treat
meEt He does not make sick to make WELL nor tear
down to tud up again; nor aay irritation by patching
up with anodynes.
CAV FITS OR EPILEPSY BE CURED
This is a question often asked. and whIrh 1 can
hest reply by appentng letter from young lady who
was treated for The same of long standing select
this because OF the first treated this St and
consequently exhibits the test of the time. While
der treatment. Miss b. resided few miles west OF
Cleveland, and can be written to by those who
wish 10 hear farther from her With persons pasi the
meridian of lifaI have seldom succeeded but young
patients for m1st part may be efectualy and perma-
ncntly cured.
PIKE FuEToN CouNTY.O,, Dec. I4th. 1852.
DR. H. TUBBs-Sir:-For several years have been
afflicted with fits was frst attacked al school, when
bat six years of age. fhey quite frequent came
suddenly. and then passed off Eight years ago. they
assumed tic epphysical. symptoms leading TO con-
sumption followed that could not walk the
70 without stopping for breath. Unemployed many
physicians of different schools, Lut none seemed 10
d, rstand the disease. Three years ago last
July commenced your treatment from which have
received much benefit Besides removing fits my gem
eral health has been greatly improved guile lately
have been troubled some what with confused feeling
proct edng think from nervous weakness but ha SC
been entirely free from fits up the present moment
Yours &c, LYDIA HALL.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
AGENCY OF DR.. S. FLIGHTS
t'elehratpd Medicines

TISED by him with such distinguished success in the
" cure of Cougts, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, DYSPEPSIA Gonorrhcca, Piles. Female
Complaints &c. Also. DIR. S. Ftclis Abdominal sup
porers Shoulder Braces, ling Tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and tie art of Preserving life and
he eal.h TO old age. &C.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of tie above goods, and will keepthem
stanty hand at his residence in Brneld. only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
or Dr. Fitchs &c nide Book to inralids and direc-
ons for promoting Eeab, and instruction. mothers,
in the management of chidren" may be had gratuit
ousIy by calling for II at lis residence above An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brimfeld Jan. 6, 1852. lf9a
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B.7R.NUM &. BE.aCHS' N.EW PAPER.
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n capital Of $50;o0e.
The Illustrated News v i'll be published week
ly, and will comprise sixteen large pages, filled
si;h original and selected eiter press contents.
OF the highest literary standa, d.and WITH Il great
number oil large aid handsome engravings-
No puins nr expense will 5e spared 10 produce
The best illustrated Newspaper in the Worldi an
acceptable frcsside companion. un ornameit to
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The illustrated News will be n fai 'hful and
beautigul Pictorial History Of The World, in
which scenes ahd events in this aud olher coun-
tries, sketches and views in nll parts of the
Globe. Portraits of Public Men, Scenes in our
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of Eminent Characters, and all matters of gen
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promptly ILLUSTRATED. In addition to the illustro-
lions equal care will be bestowed on the News
Department. Each humber will coniain ihe
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! with Market Reports. &c. &c. Due nlienii n
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The editorial department viii be placed NJ
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contributions from the most eminent Author:
and Poets of our own and ether coun'ies.-
Tales and sket:besof approved merit viii from
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muli.y.
| The publisher also proposes occasionally Il
present lheir subscribers with engraVngs sui 4
BILE for framing, embracing magnificent view
of public buildings and ceremonies. hi torica
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exhibition OF the Worlds Industry in New
York. and arrangements hase also been made
i especially 10 ilIaslrale the manners habits aut
country OF the Japanese. The work as pub
iished will form two volumes in one year.
Terms in advance. One Copy, $50
Four Copies, IS 90; Ten Copies, $1,000.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
4 New and Important Invention.

s. S. ALLEN, of Ravenra, has invented an inn
provement on the Water Pump, By which he can
raise winter from any depth, or carry it to any
height. It viii make one of the most pow erful
Fire Engines 10 the world. 1t is also admirably
adapted for Marine Pump. He can raise water
with one fourth the power it takes to work on the
old plan. The power by which this Pump is
worked, is q weight that balances the column Of
water Mr.. ALIss is ebout applying for a pat
ent. -
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26

HS- II should be arersauy k'toc1tfor it is strictly
truetiat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysenter. diarrhaa cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH are gem
Grated by Indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptcs
think of it all who suffer from disorered stomaehs and
you willing TO be guided by advice founded upon
perience ldon't delay day. to Hoofands
German Bters prepared by Dr. c. H. Jackson, which as
Alternative curative and nvgoran stands alone and u-
approached. General depot. 120 Arch street We have
tried these Bers and know they excellent for the
diseases specified e.--FhiLadeLphia City ITEM.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
Cast IRON Well Curbs.

Jusr RECEIVED AT THE NKw HARDwAnE SroRE...
EEy Fl Eabove article designed for the chain pump
III and for an article wherein beauty. stability,
cheapnt aud taste concerned cannot be sarpass
cd also on hand the reels and chain of the best quail
ity Also the Tube manufactured Of the best quality
pine lumber and in fact all the articles pertaining to the
Chain Pump, which are offered at remarkably low pri
ces, for the ready Please call and examine.
f. T. RICHARDSON.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
4. DALRYMPLE.
MERGFEAMT TABOR.

uEAs rem owed his shop two doors west of the Col
Il lns House, in the formerly occupied by
Mossrs Brown & Hurlbut, where he is prepared 10
eenie nil work entrusted his care in neat and fash
ionable manner. fhe subscriber is grateful for past
fvors and respectfully socits their continuance. He
has on hand Cloths, Doeskin. Cashmere, Sutin and
Fancy Vesngs and Trimmings, nlso n Fine lot o.
Cashmerett Tweed and Geniemen's Furnishing Goods
which he will sell very cheap. superior lot of
BIADT-MAD5 CLOPIIMG,
constantly on hand. Particular attention paid to CUT
TING where garments made out of the shop AL
garments made by him are warranted TO mt, and nj
work warranted.
Ravenna, June, 1852. l.. DALhf mfLE.=
lI1O :.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
Tar DArs or Baucr. ssyry Of Scottish Fl 4

TnE DArs OF ,BRccE. A story of Scottish His
cory.
This is tale Of ofextraordnary interest. opening
with the coronation of Robert Bruce, at The dark
est period 10 the history of Scotland shortly sfer
the brutal execution Of Sir William Wallace,
when every castle and fortress was in possession
of the English, and English Judges, English Laws,
and English Commissioners, filed and governed
that land of heroes. 1t fellows the fortunes Of
Bruce through his romantic history Of defeat and
exile down to the memorable battle of Bannock-
burn, when the signanl defeat of Edward aad his
hoats restored the freedom of Scotland and estab-
Iished her nationality.
In combination with the story of scoi1and's
srase deliverer, the book be considered as 40
illustration of female character in the age Of Cg
airy, and descriptive of much that the Author con-
sidered excslsnt ia woman In the hieh-minded
Isabella Of Buchan is traced The resi- gnaton and
true heroism of heart wounded in its best affec
tions, yet brave and trusifu amidst accumulated
misery. In Isoline may be seen the selF inflicted
unhappiness of too selfreliant nature; while ir
Agnes is delineated The overwhelming of n mint
too pure and innocent 10 battle with the sterp ant
bitter sorrows with which her life is stre!sn It'll
tale of times when sober history and actual ad
ventures outdo all the romance of fiction, and vii
well repay perusal by any lover of historical nc
euracy. Its popular author, Grace suilar, ha
established her reputation a writer OF high tom
and great power, and all who feel an interest il
....Scots wha III wi Wallace bed,
Scots whom Bruce has often led,''
will not fail to purchase the book. Fer sale n
Halls Book STORE:
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26

UNEADY MADE CI.OTIIlNG.-Over Coats Sac.
EA, Frock Goals, Vests, Panaloons Overhulls, Draw
ers and Wrappers, ali styles and qualities At
SEYMouRs.
Nd ROCHA shawls-Henriquens feelebrated Brocha
Shawl all coiors entire STYLES and designs Just
received at the new store of H L s. II DAY,
November 2.
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FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.
ETYA INSURANCE COMPANY.

of Utica, N. Y.
Union MntuaI life Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western Farmers yuiGsl EsufaEee Co,
of New Lisbon Ohio
The subscriber having heen appointed agent for the
above Companies, sill issue Policies tie most fa-
yorable terms.
Il ? The above companies stand among the hest
managed and safest ,mpanies in the
try. Applications made 10,
Gerneal Insurance Agency Office. Ravenna, o. -gs
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26

Y.ALENTTNES V.4LE.NTLNESu
DETER E. ABEL has now ready splen-
[ did assortment Of cheap and handsome Val
en,ines, al the
philadelphia Office Of
BARNuM'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
Dealers will find it 10 iheit advantage to send
their orders t. the subscriber, as they will be
furnished with valentines which HEY can sell
at prices less than any others msde. Well Us
sorted lot. will be put al So. and upwards.
Valentines at 25. so and Il cis.; 81, 50, 50
$4. So, and upwards.
Any person wishing to get valentine wor
Thy OF sending 10 their sweetheart or lover, BY
remlling either of tho above amounts, shall
have sent them the worth of their money, tree
OF postage, 10 any part Of the United State', by
addressing PETER T. AbEL,
Valentine Manufacturer,
No. SO S,nih Third Street, ut
T. r. CALLENDER'S Cheap Book and
Newspaper Store.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26

II We go to press in the midst of bcautIiui,
clustering snow storm, impressing US. most poetl-
cally with thoughts of sleigh bells and saw logs
See Winter com, IS to rule the varied year.
Sulen and sad, with all his rising train;
Vapors and clouds, and storms"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26

~ HEna ScHAwscHEsBAsEEKTRu
EhY scraped "cat-gut . at Collins Hall, last Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
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MAWN0@Oa

At the Collins House in this village on the 18th
inst, by N. D. CLARK, Esq, Mr. ENocH Wool
MAN, of Stark county, and Miss ANNA w. Fowler
of Randolph
On the eaJ inst, by Rev. J Merriam. Mr.. Sell
DEN A. CHATFiELD, and Miss ELIZABETH A.
RossrER, all of Randolph.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26


Experience of tlan sixteen years established
xerss Family Embrpcation will cure most cases and
iieye all such a.
Spavins. Sweeney, Riugbone, Windgalls. Poll
Evil Callous. Cracked Heels, Calls of all =
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The unparalleled this Oil, in the of dis.
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daily becoming more known the farming community.
hardly be Credited except by those who have been
the habit of keeping their stables and houses what
amount of pain suffering and time. arc saved by
the timely application Of this Oil.
Be the Of the sole proprietor, GEORGE
w. MERCHANT, Lockpor, N; Y, is blown In tho side
the bottle, and in his handwriting the cork
All orders addressed the proprietor Will be promptly
responded to.
Get Pamphlet the Agent, and what wonders
accomplished by the of this medicine.
Sold by respectable dealers generally IN the United
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Curtis Hatch, Ravenna-J. H. SIR Igue, Gar-etsvill
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