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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

4 3 y O..Js-A IOv ibls. Lard oilin zoe AND M,
- sal" ~ O. D. b A. j.. HOWE.
sH du wOI BsrE Boo,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

NJENV AND VALUABLE INVENTION,
4y-WM.B GUY, Patentee for LINING PIPES
WITH GLASS, desderatum long Needed as the oSida-
ton Of ironor ed produced by the action of water on
metac pipes, ders the water very injurious and un.
helhy Also, Inventor Of Glass Straner for the bottom
Of Wells and Springs, which cannot fail come into gen.
ere Also, Several patternsof Pumps which will
be put up to order Call and examine, at y sudbury
Street, Boston WY al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

SAVINGS BANK. oEEICE IN CENTRAL
h0EX&aiANGE. The Worcester Mechanics Savings
Bank Is open daily, for the receipt Of Deposits from all
classes
Worcester Oct l. 1881 via.f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

VESHE AMERICAN SPRING BED COM
2 PANY, having removed to the large and commodi
sns Warehouse, No. II UNION STREET and largely in
creased their ac ties tor manufacturing prepared to
furnish TO the Trade, In large small quantities SPRING
BEDS the most approved patterns the shortest notice.
and upon the most reasonable terms
The public may rest assured that every improvement
will be made that cat be, and this estab hment will moi
be b. hind any ether with regard to STYLE quality i'm
provenent.
Also, Sole Agent for PLIMPT0N'S COMBINED SEC
RErARY, BEDsrEAD. and TOILET Ia BILE, one Of the
g attest Improvements Of the age which needs only be
seen TO be admired For sale only by this concern -
Address AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY,
No. n UAIos STREET. BosTos.
J. GO0DALE, Agent.
" Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
Der Furniture ap2l iSrwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

ADO 20 r. n s WANTED. WANTED ON
- the New 0ouiiy Road row bnildrg Tween West
Sutton and allbury 10 10 20 Iabarsrs who are god at
Roac building AMI alsn, IN 0YERSEER to take charge
OF the work uord wages Mill be given to good work
men, aud none others need apply
A. T. DAY, Contractor
Sutton, July 4, 1854 diwGwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

20 GEMS A BOT FLE.-A FEW FACTS
spU IN REGARD TO Oh LIVER 0IL-rhe tirst
prime fact is, that Dr. Skinner ishe Original manufacturer
Of Cod LiUer OIL IN the ry. For proof, consult
V. O. Smiths (MayOr Of Boston, Medical Journal Also
the Faculty of the Massachusetts Medical Hospital, Bos
ton AMI nearly every Druggist an Physician of Boston
2. 10 flct that thereis very little pure Col Liver
Oil sold in Boston New York. Fishermen mix in
one commpn the Oil from Cod, Hake, Pollock and
Whale, aud the Druggists buy tn stuff and sell II
out to he sick rs pure COD Liver Oil.
s. 10 is also fact whic should everywhere be known
that mixture OF phosphate Of lime and other chemical
Substances with The Oil make il taste g0od kills its
valuable pr0pert,s and the sick may as well save their
money it hash ii it is health you seek the
Oanlust be taten pure and alone.
L. { fact that DR.. Skinner does try to compete
in price with the Ue stuff sold in the MARKET as he has
too Huch regard for tie SICK (having been himself fol
many nvaid) to sell such trash any price.
o. 10 is fact that Dr. Skinner the genuine
Cod Liner OIL and offers pure and unaduterated to the
sick A. a small croft.
Ftfy cents for a halt ptnt boufe Ofpurs Cod Live,
Oil Try~it and see.
Office No. II Friend street, Bo ton. Druggists supplied
Mt usual discount. Sent by Express any part OF the
country free au14 ffuThS&w6n
I'D ESTORATIVE PILLS.-Tnere is no NOR
2 axe in the. efficacy Of these Pills They are none
Of your chpenny concerns got purposes Of
and speculation but they presented the world in
the iu confidence Of their performing all that their
claims for them No family ould under an cir
cunstanses, be without them ~ their nelly they
may be the means Of saving heavy doctors bill which
certainly is a desideratum in these well all other
times. Policy would seem to dictate tlat medicine
which is composed of entirely vegetable Ingredients and
those founded entirely upon scientific principles and with
NJ up at price sufficient 10 place it within the reach
of all con tons in le the preference should ely be
given. The well known skill Of DR.. Bs .er sufficient
guarantee even if other proofs were wanting.
place ths medicine flvorahly before the public A single
irial wiz SATISFY le iost sheptcaI tnaJ there no msd
zine which compete with it; and will eectuaiy
demonstrate their beneficial effects than thousand ad
Vertisements possibly do
The genuine be obtained at No. 10 Tremont-street
Boston, of Gso. EDMASDs, the duly authorized Agent
iani7 de1i&w owly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

Ea...nsssz<7 NOVEMBER 2s.-NORWICH
- 4 w Or CESTER RAILROAD.
Accommodaion Pa scnger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at 730 A. M 90 and 4 80 p NJ.
Leave Norwich for Worcester at 6l5 A. NJ. l2ls and
t.16 P. n.
Steamboat Train caves Worcester at 100 P M stop.
ping at Webster and Daniesnnvile
Freight Train leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. NJ
passenger Car is attached as far as Webster.
socti dn P. st. M ANDREWS, Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

RISEAS OF THE SKIN.-
~ CHAS. E. PHELPS. NJ. D.,
No. Beach Street, near Washiacton Street Boston.
With general practice, DR.. p since his return from
nrope. glves al attentiod to DISEASES or
THE SKIN in all forms
Usual Office hours from 12to l. and from to 6 P NJ.
aud in the evening eosat&wem dee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15
CHIMNEY PIECE * PIER SLABS.
y MGnafacturse-of Stone by the
PENRHYN MARBLE COMPANY.

Patented 1852.
These and beautiful articles in imitation of the
richest and most expensive kinds of Marble In style and
hnish they stand unequaled, very highly polished
retain their beauty much longer han MARBLE and
gre not injured by gas smoke, acids They have been
extensively used, 10 public and private buildings, giving
perfect satisfaction While much superior in appearance
they are sold cheaper than anything Of the Kind in the
market During the present season, they have been
awarded Gold Medals at the Exhibitions If the American
Institute New York. aud the Massachusetts Charitable
Association. Indeed, the confidence with which they
have thus far been received gives the arest evidence
that this marble will by Its many advantages in great
measure supeFsede the use of all others
Architects, builders, and all others invited to exam
inc them at the Ware Rooms Of the Company. Of
fremont Row and Howard street. opposite Hanov street
JOSEPH STORY, Ag't q Treas;r.
Bsston. Dec. 1883 d27 l&wly
IkNEAS,-Jus arred fresh invoice OF teas Consisting
u of various grades
OLD HYs0N, GUNPOW0ER,
YOUNG IMPERIAL.
O0L0 g. EINGYOEG,
CONGO, a S0UCHONG
HYSON TWANKEY, HYSoN SKIN. &c.
Merchants will find it for their interest 10 examine the
shove named stock. Samples sent il desired.
Orders by nail otherwise will with prompt al
tention. A. IL. ADAMS,
iYiO d&wh ia State Siraet. B,stnn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15
'A'RY or. CL3uCn'y COLUMBIAN

ONCE No. 10 Friend street Cup stairs Boston late Ply
hician TO the City Hospital, Cleveland Ohio.
su2O dAlWR&wdm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-15

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and sfrr MONDAY, Dec. l0th Passenger Trains
viii leave Kitchbnrg at so r. m 4 u 40 and 45p m
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester al 80 and IL 90 M, and 90 pm
IVERs PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
The first Republican flag in
the Old Dominion-a Wo-
mans spirit.

Mr. John C.. Underwood. who was recently
expelled from Virginia for being Republi
can, writes to- the Evening Post as follows
a letter from my Wife who had been spcn-
dug a sabbath with her aunt a few miles
from home thus describes the first Repubh-
can flag winch has been raised in the Old
Dominion
| had d real laugh on Monday. when I
came 90 sight Of our house. 10 see huiiering
900 the breeze, a Fremont flag ON a hirh LID.
erty pole. which Edward, assisted BY the
men on the place, had raised ~ my absence.
They had painted piece of linen, red ind
white, and put the letters on in "a homeIy way
but stIillt was Freemont dag Some OF
the nelghoors nave threatened 10 cut IL down,
bot the boys gave out that they slept wtl a
loaded gun bearing upon the pole. and would
certainly put ball through the man that
touched an axe 10 t; and So u has stood
/ have promised to Nuke them a nice
flag aud wall send Tomorrow for the materi-
ais red, white, and blue Oh, how So lsh
! could get Fremont and Dayton put on II
nicely, 90 large letters II choose TO put
up on our own land a Fremont flag. have |
not the right: II not, DO tell me, aud ! will
not do It but # can am resolved TO have
tie flag up let the consequences be whnt
they may Some gentlemen have called and
advised 10 have 1t taken dovn-said II was
iniuunI rs very much but / said, No; Il
was up and u should stay up till got let
ter from YOU
This consider pretty good pluck 10 a wo-
man, and boy only 200 hs fourteenth year
and reckon shall not advise the striking Of
thai dag.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
Frauds Contemplated.

Preparations for enormous frauds have
bera made % view of The approaching cleo
ton 30 Pennsylvania. This we iuumaicd
the other day, and now bnye positive date
upon the subject ln Phlade pima It appears
that between ten and fifteen thousand names
hive been added 20 the extra assessment
lists, mainly by the Border Rutiiln Democ-
ucy There are 1000 IN MllIward's Dis
irict alone. These .acts, together with the
significant circumstance that he Cumms-
sloners have determined not 90 publish the
names ana residence as is usually done, us-
signing the preconeerted reason that 90 ap.
preparation had been made for such publica-
ton by the Democratic Councils. have ex-
cited much feeling, showing us they do a
manifest design to carry The election by
fraud The colonization process has been
managed principally by recruits from New
Jersey We are informed that IF the at
tempt is made to carry il out on any such
wholesale scale us Il lhrestend, collisions at
the polls cannot be prevented. The people
OF Pennsylvania Will not submit with pa
ueuce To California ballot stu!iing, OF be
bare iacedly cheated out Of their rghts.-
.Ntr York Tribune OFT. g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

The following electoral ticket was nomi-
mated: John Wheeler Of Burlington, Arad
Stebbins of Bradford, Mahon Courll OF
Montpelier, Daniel Tllden of Hartford, and
Asahel 5. Hyde Of ST Adams.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a
series holding the present Administration
responsible for the outrages in Kansas, de.
clarIng against interference with slavery in
the States, and in favor Of the restoration OF
the Missouri Compromise, and affirming the
supreme power of Congress over slavery in
Federal territory oil NJ which is well M far
as 1t goes but, very unfortunately for this
Convention, Mr.. FIlhnore's home organ THE
Buffalo Commercial Adyeriiser,l has lust re-
pudated restoration OF the Missouri Com.
promise, and Fillmore Is urged upon the sla-
yocrals a' man more thoroughly slayocrat-
&c than Buchanan himself
The Convention ratified the nomination of
Fillmore and Donelson-the one renegade
Wing, aud the other slave Democratic K
~ We left the convention while DR.
Wheeler was ondeayorng to show that there
Is Wing party at the South If the cleo
ton SO proves, we shall be happily disap.
pointed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
Walton'S Daily Journal

viii be published, as usual, during the
session ofthe Legislature, and arrangements
will be made to forward II daily. POST
PAID, BY the quickest time the mails toiH al
loo. The election Of u. S. Senator and
probable discussions OF the constitutional a.
mendments will give unusual interest to the
approaching SESSION Of the Legislature.
The Daily will support FREMoNT.
Subscribers are desired TO send in their
'Hmes at once, that we may make the neces-
isy arrangements in time TO supply ourselves
with materials.
TERMS.
Daily Journal, post paid, LOO in adv
Waterman g. Journal, weekly,
during session, 25 in adv.
3 months so as to
include the public acts, so "
o. Postmaslers. Town Clerks and Rep
resentallves are invited to forward subscrp.
tons, aud for five subscribers or over they
may retain 20 per cent.
+. p. WALTON.
Montpelier, Sept &, 1856.
90 Editors copying the above, will be
entitled to the Daily free.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

The Pittsburgh Gazette says "Gov. Geary
expects obedience 10 The ta,os Of The Territorial
Legislature, until they are repealed. This
Is just the turning point Of the whole case.
Those laws Of the Territorial Legislature
Infamous, invalid, aud unconsltuuonal-
are the causes of the whole difficulty. So
long as they are IN force, II is utterly i'm
possible to effect their repeal They dsfmn,
chise, by their test oalhs, every man who
wishes and would vote TO repeal hem If
repealed at all, it must be by the Legisla-
ture' Then the Legislature Is to be chosen
IN accordance with the provisions Of those
very laws, and one Of the requirements is
that no man shall uoie or be eligible 10 office
ioho l0lH not take an oath 10 sustain N NJ.
w hat a mockery Is It, therefore, for Govern.
or Geary TO tell The people of Kansas that
those laws must be obeyei until repealed !"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

With all lis claim to nationality and It's
horror of geographical parties, the Fillmore
convention mustered delegates from only u
states. The people of two southern States.
South Carolina and Texas, did not trouble
their heads about it. Michigan, Iowa, and
Wisconsin had something else to attend to
Maine, New Hampshire Connecticut. and
Rhode Island, and even Vermont seemed TO
consider the concern ss no 90. Al any rate
nobody would 20 to IL from those States
How II is going to escape being considered
"a geographical" affair we do not well see.
The absence Of a delegation from Ysrmoni
must be considered very remarkable cir
cumstance - considering.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

Billiards Panorama Of .Nt,c York city
This work will soon be exhibited at MonipeI-
Ter. An exchange says of /. as work Of
art
It approaches perfection as nearly as a
work of the KIND need do The perspective
appears to be lauli.ess. Everything stands
IN bold relief. ~ hen viewing II you can
scarcely realize that you are looking at a
painting on plain surface. You are half
persuaded that Il is all wax work. Trees,
post aud Telegraph poles neither lean nor he
down, but stand ont as natural as the Orgi-
nails themselves. The telegraph wires SWIM
out clear and natural. Everything even 10
mnutIw, seem to be represented lie like and
natural, and just as II would appear across
The street. There Is no saneness IN the
painting. Every countenance, even Of the
thousands VINO are represented as thronging
the streets, is different from every other ooun-
tenance. No fancy scenes are represented
on the paintings"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

ST. LOUIS, Oct "A letter to the Re-
publican. dated Lccompinn. 26 ult gives
the iollowngi The armed bands that have
been ranging through the territory ore disc
pefse0, and cltizeus are returning 20 their
claims. Business is rcylwng, confidence is
restored, and peace reigns throughout tie
territory.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
o too good to be truel Jones, Stungfellow,
and other pro-sIavery ugltaiors.
Gov. Geary has appointed Col. Titus 10
form volunteer battalion TO preserve the
peace iu the nciphborhood Of Lecompton.
and he has awarded the Same duty To Capt.
Walker, ia the vicinity of Lawrence
NEw YoRK, Oct 2.-To.day noon the
students of the Union Theological SIENNA
ny called zoo % body on Col. Fremont An
address was made by one of their number.
10 which Col +. briefly responded. The
students were then successfully introduced.
CLEVELAND. Oct "a portable steam
engine exploded this afternoon 90 the Della
ware County ,Ohol Fulr killing fourteen
persons, aud woundng several others.
DErRorr, oct 2 Gov. Seward of New
York aud others addressed 10000 Republic
Guns to-day. ln lhe procession thai took
place 1t is estimated that there were 1900
torch-ights.
The Baltimore american says the move
ment of Gov Wise, of Virginia. TO place
the militia OF ihal state 90 "war footing
is severely rdiouled in some of The Virginia
papers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

TVS Cay OF DtsuNoN The New Of
leans DHly Bee OF the 5Oth u.t remarks
alt is no secret that the leaders Of the Bu-
chahan party here, as wei. as in most parts
Of the Soulh, are disunlonistsn Par Pa
rGRhese,' continues the Bee, "they bad bet
ter begin at once, as old Buck is already a
dead cock 90 the pit" II adds lne following
impressive and significant warning:
" be people of Louisiana ore not 10 be
dragooned INTO the support of Buchanan by
threats of breukng up the cou'elemcy On
the contrary, the masses whether Wings.
Americans or Democrats. are firmly attached
TO the Union, and are numerous enough to
oyerwhe.m The feeble but noisy crew that
send forth the trailorous cry Of 'tisunion'
Once let the citizens of louisiana fully un.
derstand that the Buchanan leaders are in
earnest when they talk about q dissolution
Of the Union as the inevitable consequence
Of the defeat Of the Democratic nominee,
and announce that II ought TO be dissolved,
and we shall behold such stampede from
the ranks of the disunion Democracy as has
not had its parallel since 1910"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
Presidential Voting.

BRIDGEPORT, ct, Oct ], 1856
Mr.. w. l.. Murray Of Fulton street, New
York, took a vote in the train conveying Pres
ident Pierce between Now York and Siam
ford, with the following result;
Fremont l25 Buchanan, 46
Fillmore, 81 Undecided 10
President Pierce refused to vote. as he
was not voter in Connecticut
VINO DoU0LAs VoTEs FoR.--On the
train of cars which conveyed Senator Doug
las to Galena, a vote, as usual now-a-days,
was taken. The convassers did not know
Doug and when they came to him in
passing through the cars, the following con.
versatlon took place g.
Canvasser Who do YOU vote for, an,
Buchanan or Fremont?
Dougla -(angriy looking up from the
pcrusal of the Chicago Tunes vote for the
devil
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
me Legislature

Commences its session to-day Thursday,
With more than an ordinary share Of men Of
talent and experience, and extraordinary DO.
lnlcal unanimity in both Houses, the people
will be apt to anticipate good Legislation
promptitude in the appointments, and com,
parallyely short session. We hope for
pleasant session to the members, and a prof
table one for the people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

lF~ We think i; ia hardly known even to
The most intelligent Of our readers, how deep
some Of the sciences are looking down into
the mysteries of creation, We knew there
were wonderful discoveries in these times,
and wonderful uses made Of them, but did
not know the Chemists were initiating IN
their crucibles and even surprising the most
wonderful productions of organic life. Dur
ing our vlslt To Lowell we were introduced
by one Of the prominent citizens TO the labo-
ratory OF d.. AVER inventor of Cherry Pee
tor1i and .CdthHtc Phs,l where we we're
shown with generous fnukness hos process
ess and hls products. This master genius
Of his art Is manufacturing the subtle essen
ces Of flowers from tar and other vegetable
substances. His essence OF Pine Apple,
Strawberry, Checkerbeuy, Quince, Pear
Canela, Cinnamon &C. not only equal but
they exceed in purity of flavor, those yegeta-
bes themselves Ills oil of Winter-green
Is lurer and of better flavor than any that
can be gathered from the plant-and yet is
made by chemical composition from the Hy-
dro-carbons IN Tar His process is, to anal
we the substance and find the exact ultimate
atoms OF which It Is made, then recompose
them m the same proportions which exist IN
nature. Christian .AdUOcaie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
National Wing FILLMORE state
Convention.

MoNTPkLlER, OCT. 3, 1886.
The Convention met al WashlngtonIlall-
present twenty persons, spectators inclusive.
The meeting was called to order by Harry
Bradley of Burlington, aod organized by the
appointment of DR.. Bigelow of Bennington,
Cha'rman, aud Geo. F. Houghton, of St. Al
bans, Secretary.
On motion Of Rev. Dr. Wheeler Of Bur
lIngton, Messrs. Wheeler Ormsbee, and
Harmon were appointed Committee to re
port resolutions.
On motion Of Mr., Ormsbee, Messrs Brad
ley, Pettes Btgelow, 1iIden, aud ]. b. Vince.
Ter, we're appointed to nominate an Electoral
Ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
Whol What and Wheref orel
or
A FEW FACTS FOR THE INVALID.

Have our readers ever heard Of Professor
Holloway Undoubtedly they have just as
they have heard Of llUMBoLr, ARAeo, OFRs-
TED, Sn.LiNAN, AoAssIz, and other notable
men Of leormng But have they ever asked
themselves who and ,chat he is F? II they
have no definite information on that matter,
We will proceed to cnlghlcn them. The
Professor is an English physician, native
Of that county which produced Harvey,
Hunter, Abeuhny, and other Wmnindh Of
medical science. SO much for the VINO,
and now for the WHAT. Heis to other ply
sicians what CLAY, WEBSTER and CALHoUN
were 10 statesmen, what WASHING TON
rcyered name was to patriots and gener-
nls,-what SnAKsPERF Was to dramatists
and lRviNG and CHALMERS to preachers, -
VIZ: the greatest Of his age and profession
Ills reputation has penetrated the encrusts-
;ions OPP epdIce, surmounted the barriers of
malice, and be ayowedy stands alone, the
MEDICAL COLOSSUS Of the world So
much for the wuAr.
WurgEroRE do we speak Of him herei
IT, when our follow countymcn we're dy-
ing by thousands, Of yellow fever, at Norfolk
and Portsmouth, we had heard ola remedy
which would arrest the progress of the dis.
casc. aud stay the footsteps Of the spoler
ana we had neglected to communicate H.
what would have been our descu2 Truly, q
very summary punishment by Lynch law.
For If there be any duty more imperative than
another 1t is,-" TO visit the sick IN their
aflIcuou,n and To use every means for their
restoration to health. This is why we speak
# Professor HOLLOWAY. This is our an
swer to the WHEREFORE.
Years ago, when the Professor was a much
younger man than be is at present, his attcn-
ton was directed TO the great disproporuor
between the cures performed by the physic'
ians, aud those which they undertook To per
form. lie obfeved that not once IN ecore
Of cases were they successful. It seemed
10 him, either that medicine was not worthy
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10
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