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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

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II viii he perceived that the numbers ac-
lively protesting religion in the United States,
and supposed to be implicitly guided by its die
tates, are estimated at the enormous amount Of
seventeen millions. and more. When all these
numbers are considered, it will be evident to eve
ry rejecting mind that the religious element en-
tering into this election, and burning like fire in
the breasts Of so many millions Of people. is no
insignificant nor unimportant element IL would
be gigantic power, acting as a solidarized
opinion, if none Of these many millions were
voters; but it may be fairly estimated that one
fifth Of the whole are free untrammelled voters
Here we have formidable array of numbers,
Of whom It may be said that all Of formulating
them to be sincere in their relgon--will feel
themselves bound, as a matter Of conscience and
religious duty, to vote against Buchanan and
slavery, and by necessity in favor or Fremont
1t is to be regretted that ouch an issue has
been introduced into the politics Of our Pre-
sidentiai election. Religious men would
never have thought Of raising this issue
Politicians, thinking to patronize the South
and thereby help themselves, have raised
il for them. Religious people would rather
not have had to decide upon a question Of
religious import in Presidential election. But
when the decision is forced upon then. as it now
s, not only they cannot avoid it, but it becomes
matter Of conscience and duty with them to decide
the question as they deem it right in religious
point Of view. Hence ii il that the bad manage
mont of a short eighted and eoy-un. a,lr,;r;a
tration has not only raised a religious cues
ton a. q national issue, but has made reli-
gon to enter az an interested Jealous end
irrtated element into our election II has
raised apower which is great and deep in its
course, though quiet and unobtrusive in its &C
ton. II is still, small voice, which exercises
greater power than all the shouts and huzzas Of
political rowdies, with their drums md ffes and
pyrotechnic displays and torchlght professions
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Republican Movements.

Bosroy, Sept IL 1866.
The German Turner's Association OF Boston and vicinity
held their second annual festival Needbam yesterday
The gathering was decidedly republican and tn speeches
made by Henry Wilson, Gustave Strive, Mr.. Douac, for
merly Of Texas and others, listened TO With int
rest and enthusiasm. Resolutions, heartily endorsing
Fremont and Dayton and the platform Of the republican
Isriy we're unanimously adopted.
large Fremont gatherings we're held yesterday al
Abingdon and Manchester, Mass.
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To the Public.

Advertisements must De handed lrto the publication
sAps before aine O'Clock In the evening. Announce
nsnas deaths other equally urgent notices. are, OF
~u~ys1 excepted
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08

Since Buchanan de7etailed himself into
the Cincinnati platform, and made him
self part and parcel Of that instrument, the
Charleston Nereasryr has been critically ex-
aininiug this piece Of timber, lest it might
be found "shaky in the butt and unft to
form any portion Of the mosaic work of
that remarkable piece Of mechanism. The
conclusion to which the Mercury arrives is
that Buchanan has by lifelong devotion
to the interests of Slavery. earned the need
due "good and faithful servant" from the
Slave Breeders. Mr.. Buchanan Is clearly
proved to be a slavery propagandist, with
out any shadow ofturning from his youth up.
Any man, not lost TO all the feelings Of
humanity, must blush to read such record
of subservieney to such a cause, and we
can imagine that Mr.. Buchanan, on seeing
himself reflected in the mirror held up BY
the Mercury, in which bis whole political
life is but one stain upon his character, viii
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Was Herbert 4 peleeate1
South Charleston, Clark CO., o.,
July 24th. 1856.
Editors Cincinnati Gazette.


Editors Cincinnati Gazette:
Within a day or two past,
I have stated publicly several times, that
Herbert the murderer, is, and has been,
democrat; and that he occupied a seat IN
the Cincinnati Convention as a delegate
voting and participating in the proceedings.
/ made this statement upon the authority Of
the Gazette. To-day ! repeated the charge
in the presence Of our postmaster, who i'm
Imediately bitterly denied it, and produced as
proof, the @offciaF proceedings Of the Com
vention in pamphlet form, which doSs not
contain the name Of Herbert, either as De-
eqqte or alternate from California.
How do you explain the discrepancy Be-
tween your statement and the proceedings,
which purport to be soffeialls
Respectfully, H. G. II.
ANswER.-Herbert was q delegate from
California, as P, S. Brooks was a delegate
from South Carolina. Brooks did not come
to Cincinnati, but Herbert did, and was
present every day in the body of the hall,
among the delegates. The party however
felt somewhat ashamed Of Herbert about
that time, and his name was therefore not
published as a delegate. This is the expla-
nation. The presence of Herbert in the
hall was at first denied, but afterwards ad-
mitted, when the fact was proved by respeos
able eye-witnesses.
Noone but delegates was admitted to the
body of the hall. Herbert was constantly
there, during the session of the Convention.
led. GAZETTE.
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For the Campaign.

Ws iiI furnish the JOURNAL from this time until a
ter the close ehe Presidential Election Il, Of December
for the lOaO price Of so cents, payable ADVANCE
TEN COPIES riR Be sent fer "a. Should any Of on,
friends IN the eoEHtrg feel iHeEed to lead helping
hand By obtaining subscribers to the JOURNAL shall
be thaHkfa We shall be pleased to are country pat
cali rBEsnsser they Uistt Fremont 7zs latch
string 1iR Arrays be on the outside.
Circulate tie documents Rally, Frssnsa. yOer soua
try needs yoHr Jfaithf4I services.
JOURNAL OFFICE, July 18th, 1856
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nj p. FusseImnn ~ 90,

Dealers in Stoves Tin, Sheet-Iron CopperWare, 49,
Aoards Plows &C. We have opened an shtlLt i- s.ts
IN the Tyier Block Corner Of Front and Croghsn
snd shall be constantly receiving addtlons, ~ 80
attent'9n ~ NM ~ y * ns April q, 1855
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Attorneys and C1unsellors 81 Law, and sohel5oTs ~
bsneacy will attend to professional business anu 5i
Agency ii sandusky snd adjoining counties. Nee' ~
Fterr Rackisnds Block, Fremont -. -z,,.,---
T. P. BECKBAND- f1osiF-' r. I'M =
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Ell CONGER. DENTAL SURGEON, respectiuliy telii. . /
his siona services to the citizens Of Fremont ana VI
cutv Teeth inserted rivot gold or silver i51, ~
IN tSs .est.st Hxnner ~" Oface in Sharp and shomo
Building font room Up-stairs.
Fremont, April Is, 1850
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Greene q FineirOEk.

Attorpevs At Law; viii attend 70 all business
so tbeir csrs 0ace-Sims' Block, Corner Of Croshal
and Main street Fremont, Ohio -,.-,r,ocr
L. GREENE. I. 7. fiNhfNON-
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STRAW GOODS

THEIarges stock and greatest variety ever brought to
this market consisting Of Bonnets Ladies' French Hats
&c, from almost nothing MP any price. Gentlemens
Fats from shiingtO $3.50. One for every and
boy in the county Some of the incest Panamas ever
hIbited in this market can now be seen at
May9. HEAD QUARTERS.
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Rnherfs Il SneIdOn.

.npfaeturers of Copper Tin, and Sheetlren are s a
yeaers 10 stoves Agricultural Implements tove' is'
~ -fs of genuine Yankee Notions feaso ,ssa
r5iocF No / Fremont, Ohio. n'' -,
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PICTURE GALLERK.
A. ID. WIBES,

Daguerrean and AmDroUypish
-,,I : =. ,,rnd At his Gallery at all hours. Pictures
taken ia Cloudy Oe as Clear sgHsT ar a. AZ tbe a al
- - N-i,ns, hlnck. Fremont, ONO.
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Theodore CIapp,

Manufacturer of Confectionery aud desler in Al
Oou,estic Nuts Fruits groceries, and Yankee Notohs-
Principe and HavAua Csars. Main street. Fremont Y.
Innr IQ. 1855.
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JUncIion Hotel,

S. c. wHITCHER, PRoPRIEToR, CLYDE, o.
Trusy Porers in attendance 70 convey baggage TO and
from the Cars free Of Charge Livery Stable IS ste-
~ - tbs bopse where hor-s and carriages can st all
times Be had. December <sI 1o01-
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.ompoDntby.

Dr. J. W FAILING, having established himself Tor the
purpose Of practcng Homeopathy in this place and VI
cntv would respectfully announce to the public that ms
present Arrangements viii enable those desirous Of avail
sns themselves Of HomeopAthic treatments 70 Iex VIZ
S,in+ nn pronlnt attention their calls whether in
or out OF town. sF@ Rooms in Sharp shomo Block,
N B. Dr. F. pays particular atteptpn to All forms OF
-,ro5ic diseases Fremont, April 10, ls55.
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Mass Ratification Conventions

Mass Ratification Conventions.
The Republican State Central Committee of Ohio highly
approve of the call made by Committee Of Young Men
fom various parts of the State for meeting Of the
friends ofFRE1ONT and DAYTON at the city Of Dayton
on the 30th day of July After consultation it has beer
thought expedient to hold other conventions of similar
character at other points State Wethere
fore announce thst Mass Conventions will be held as fol
lows:
At GAINESVILLE on Wednesday,, the 18th August.
AtCHILtC6THE on Wednesday, the Goth August.
AtMAssILLoN on Wednesday, the 9th August
The Committee are in correspondence with distinguishes
speakers Of and other States and the persons who
will address the above meetings viii be announced at M
early day These Conventions not intended nterer
with the series of meetings in every county in Ohio
which being arranged and which viii in due tim
be announced.
The gallant young Fremont men Of Ohio are desirous
demonstrating their regard for cause and our can
dates manner suitable to the Importance of the Occa
sion. The campaign open Ohio viii still vindeat
her proud position the Banner State for Freedom lie
our friends the several points above named respond
the crisis demands. By order Of the Comnittee.
WI- DENNISON, JF, Chm.
VT. BAscoN, Sec'y.
Columbus, July S. 1856
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DanIeI LOwery,

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser. ShSving Of
Shampoonng done at all hours. Shop in the nQrth enc
Of the Croghan House.
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Il heartily concur in all movements which have FOR
their object "o repair the isces arising from the viO-
laton Of good faith in the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise" AN OPPOSED To SLAVERY in the abstract
and upon principles sustained and made hsBusl BY long
settled convictions. While feel inaex5le IN the belief
that ought not to be intered with where it exists u-
der the shield Of State Sovereignty AN AS NFLExIBET
OPPOSED TO 1rs ExrRSsloS on THIS CONTINENT REgoSD
ITS PRESENT LIMITS. JoHS C. FRKxoxT.
t have read the platform which you have adopted,
and have examined with the principles It embodies
IT AT THIS TINE LIKE SECOND DECLARATION OF IyDE-
PESDENcE Ibeeve in its truth and can adopt it IN ALL
PARTS; and it will be my purpose if the voice Of the
people shall ratif the nominations which you have made
80 to conduct the Government that these principles thus
syowed SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE. J. c. FREMONT.
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CnnnnId N RrOther.

t5.-,re Merchants Ankinds Of Iron and steel ware, are
- sT-icsr and Imported; sold al wholesale OF iNe
s e9In % tfrn al Cook faror Box Stoves Ag-
90 ,s F,rn Implenients Wooden-Wnre, S9rQageI
niIs Paints &C. Belts Block, No. ?, Fremont, ohio'
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Fo-vrtrv LoDGE No. 1856 Independent Order Of Sood
Templars meets at Their Hall in ''Buckeye Duiiuis
cry Friday evening.
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~ HC - .

~ E4c - .
.DLACK and YOUNG HYSON TEAS.
- the best in The Market at so cents per nound-ca
and try it. For sale ly II. REASBURG.
Juns2. Ioh First door south of the post oihosr
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s. Rnckland q 20.
auckland 4 Everett

Dealers in Drugs, Medicine, Dys-studs Gisss' ram
oils, Books, Stationery, &C., Fremont ONO.
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RInsOnic.

FoRr STEPHENSON LODGE, No. 225, Free ana Aeeepseo
Mssons meets at Masonic Hail. in Doneysons BLOCK Oh
the lst and Sd Tuesday evenings of every month";
FEEwoxr CHAPrER No g. ROYAL Arch Masons, meets
Al Se same place on the 1st Friday evening OF every
ucnth,
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1. o. o. F..

CRocHAS LODGE No. IL Independent order oil Oao rel
lows meets st Odd Fellows Hail. In bueAlahu DoeA'
every Saturday evening.
FRExoSr ExcAurNRyT, No. 64, Lo.oF-, meets IN the
Aame Han on the 2d and 4th MoHuay evenings ot every
month
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CROGHAN HOUSE,
FRANK N. GURNEV, Proprietor.

fSucc1ssor TO J. 7. Nandereook-J
TJorsF Is situated in the central, business
norton Of the town. on the Pike corner of Front
No exertions the part Of the proprietor 70 Teue @
Tire Cregbsn House Omnibus runs to the Depot IN con-
uection with eVery train Of Cars.
(;rEsrs CONVEYED to and from free Of charge
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nrs. NiIson 8 sfiIWe.I.

Fremont Ohio residence on Crogan Street near gs the
Court House. - en- en-; - I;,1-7T e
JAS W. WILSON. THUS oAlLh i--'--
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Suburban Residences.

To Mechanics and Others in 1Oant of home
an the Corporation.
AM now Offering my Lots the side of the River
consisting Of THREE ACRES EACH, alta
Low Price and Reasonable Terms.
Said Lots are only sixty rods east Of the Rail Road Bridge
sdjoiaing the Toledo and CleUeland Railroad.
Tbev are FORTY RODS DEEP, having road on eacl
end Of them they in full view Of the town. aaordinG
The best prospect Of the place in the Corporation"
To those who have business in town,
and desire the privilege pasturage for Cows Garden
Potatopateh, &C. this is rood oportHniy tOHDes and
hare a CHEAP and BEAUTIFUL HOME.
JAMES MITCHELL.
Fremont, March Z, 1856. 7tf
n nARRIsoNs Extracts and Perfumerys for sale cheap
at P. CL0SEs3a
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c. G. Eaton.
CONFECTIONERY!

.Ys7,scs.u and Surgeon, CLYDE, OHIO
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ROW Ready:
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ct the counter Of the Puheation Office:
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paper with Price, l2 cents or per coren " per
hundred. ,,
THE REPORT OF THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEES
subtted to House Of representatives. on Tuesday July
by the Hon Meus dowsrd Of Mich and Sherman OF Ohio
with 2e pages Of evidence the fruit Of three months
labor In KsOsas
sipsie copies cents per dozen, 10 ceni per hundred,
s2 50 per thousand s2o -,
SPEECH or THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER
ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS.
Delivered in the Senate May 49, 1885, Single eopies4 cents
40 cents per DOZEN 81 80 per hundred 80 per thousand
~.
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OT INDIANA
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Tribune Once
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MOTHER POPULAR BOOK
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Ara vhstlins he went f1y want Of thought
NoTIcGs TBr Pass:
Anohsr popular the Of suthor who needs
,,5ueop his other books having handed vide sale
e AZ. him familiar the reading public" utica 0ss,tse.
IN. ,,,s favor which the reading pube received The
w.cban and extensive edtio1s through which this work
..S il the beet evidence which be farnised Of the
h;, of the author Of The wanderer" Ithaca Journal
IN. WsndeIer' points TO excellent morL-And while IL
~ epcha Of the mature esdeI cannot
al TO interest well the young cleveland Herald
incidents natural aud lie Ike the narrative graphic
and the ,,,e forcibe II will please" Hartford Coursnt
The Ws1dere 10 Of class Of hetons that have
b, for many bscause they relate 70 real life 10 our
time and in localities with which all less
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r..fal before the public and will be readily sought for
Rochester Democrat
indeed very interesting volume filled with .ntc
adventure and incidents which at cDee enchsn the sympathy
and VI have 10 doubt it will sejOy shsh popularity"
Boston Traveller.
rh. WORK .bounds lively and soul stirring incidents and
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Baltimore Democrat
". .ppehend that this work will meet with unprece
dented sse' lrenn ian Democrat
An story and of the ivelest interest"
Ceyesnd Gazette.
Publshed In one volume clOthi illustrated Price sl.
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I..LEADING ARTICLES
The Fremont Train Ami Buchanan Song.
IIIFREMONT IN THE TABERNACLE.
IvREPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN WILL
LIAMsBURGH
v.POLITICs IN ALBANY: Correspondence of The
vr.FaoM PHILADELPHIA: A Letter from Our
Special Correspondent
yIITHE IOWA LEGISLATURE.
VIII THE TRIBUNE KANSAS FUND.
D.CoLLRGE COMMENCEMENTs Commence
ment at Frarkiin and Marshall College.
.RLOPEMENT OF A WIFE WITH HER So
DUCER Chase Of the Husoand-A Tragedy,
almost.
xIHEAR THE PEOPLE.
XII. MISSOURI
x1u..ApDREss ADOPTED BY THE DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICANS ASSEMBLED Ar SYRACUSE
JULY "A, 1885,
PROSPECTS IN IOWA: cOrrspOudence of The
~ Y Tribune.
Xy.PoLITICs IN THE NORTHWEST: Correspond
ence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
responder ce OF The n. Y. Tribune
XVII. I.FRoM WASHINGTON: Settling Foreign Cues
lions; Border Ruffan Electo leerinsi Party Ms
aordents at Wasbpgion.
XvIII.FROM BOsroN Letterfrom Our Own 0o''s'p'na'
ent az Boston.
xIx..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: Ths
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xxXIyrn CONGREss-FIssr SESSION; Doinss
in The Senate AID House Of Representatives.
XXI KANSAS: Letters from our Correspondents
XXII CANADA: Letter from Our Own Correspondent
XIII COSTA RIGA: The War against Walker; Letter
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Xxly. CALIFORNIA: The Perdins Revolutions Core
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XXy.THE WAR IN OREGON; Letter from core
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XXvI. SANDWICH ISLANDS.
XVII INTERESTING FROM TIE PLAINS
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xxx. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ELEG7
TIoNs ON THE KANSAS CONTESTED sEA.,
Xxx. BODIES FROM THE STEAMER NORTHERN
INDIANA
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Gsieite; The F,ir of the American Institute - a
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VIII be Published This Morning:
~ f O X G. + s + L h :
" A TALE OF NEw-YoRK LIFE.
Price % cents.
while thought after thought succeeded each other IL my
brain was moved BY the appearance Of ltte cupid boy
whom saw coming with basket full Of chips
his back pale souowfu csreworn aud detected was his
LOOK that even that damanne substance composing
my heart"
This Novel depicts dramatically the peis 70 whi'h III 1e
unesIed boy subjected to in this the great metropolis
America and /, bound to sttsin popular favor"
lAbany KniekeTbocker.
For sale at all Bookseller
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Mem Dnblieations.
P p L z T o n
RAILWAY AND STEAM
NAVIGATION GUIDE,

A P P L E T o n
"A RAILWAY AND STEAM
NAVIGATION GUIDE,
FoR AUGUST,
ILLUSTRATED BY OVER SIXTY MAPS
CONTAINS OVER 800 PAGES.
CONTENTS:
Index nearly One Thousand Of the principal Towns VII
sges Cities throughout the United States and Csnsdas
in connection with Railways
An Alphabetical list Of the ssr Of the principal Steamers aud
Seamboat and from Of the principal Cities and
Ports Of the United States and Csnsdas.
An Index divesng lines Of Rail from the principal
Cities in tbs United States.
Sixty Maps Of the principal Railways throughout the Uni
ted States and CsDsdas denestng their Connections, Sta
tons. Distancts &c.
Description Of the Towns Villages spd Cities through which
the Railways pass, &c.
Ap Account Of Watering Places, SPRING. &c.
Skeleton Routes for Tourists Of six and eighteen daya
Railways and their Progress.
America, BY River or Ralj or, Notes by the Way.
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
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