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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-03


The ROYAL scse~ steamship North American
sro.a g:Yerposss. i. a., on 18Th, srfised herr
at O'Clock this morning. She brings lo3 cab
Ii, ...sa l5a Storage passengers
Tie Canara steamer. Niagara arrived at Liver
poo. on the 18th inst.
From Great Britain there Is no political news
OF the least Importance.
The Emperor OF France had returned to Paris,
but was to leave again imedisteiy for the Baths
at Barits.
The London papers notice certain extraordln-
AIRY statements that circulate inParis, respecting
affairs at the Tuiileries and cali on the Emperor
for retraction of the calnmny.
The French have gained another victory in
Algeria.
The intelligence from Madrid mentions that
there is nothing new, and that quiet is restored
throughout Spain.
Espartero had taken amicabIc leave of the
Queen. Serrano Is appointed Spanish Minister
to Paris. 0'Donnell had not published the pro
gran1me of his ministry.
The Russians have notified that they are ready
to give MP Karsit to the Turks. Russia still maif-
tains that the Island Of Serpents belong TO her,
and it is rnniored that Napoleon has se,l q sup
Elementary note TO be inserted in the treaty to
settle the point.
Portugal has officially notified her adherence
10 the doctrine propounded by the congress of
Paris respecting the rights of nentrals aud arbi-
tration.
Cholera is prevailing to an alarming extent in
Madrid.
The Cars coronation Is to take place on the
9th September.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTrFF MARKgT.-The panic
in the the market for breadssuffs has been SEN
sihly checked, and tie tendency, especially for
the better description upward.
Wheat sitter, and for the better sorts an adj
vance of Sd per bushel had been in some cases
obtained. Flour was firm, and prime brands Cd
to Is niger. Yellow and mixed corn had ad-
vanced cd, and white was well sustained.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr.-Thc advices by
the Niagara, excited no effect on the cotton
market, which was steady at former rates. The
sales Of the two days proceeding the departure
| of the North 4merica amounted to $4,000 bales
including 5000 to exporters and 1000 to spec
uators.
The following are the quotations of Richard
son Spencer and Co., red wheat, SIS 5da9s Cd
white IS 9dal0s cd. Western Canal -four, 23s
a3ls; Baltimore and Philadelphia, 31sa32s
Ohio, 32s Sda33 6s. Yellow Corn, sos; White
3lsa32s.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr.-Bcef unehhng.
ed, and market limited Lard steady, but re-
! tail business only doing.
| LONDON MONEY MARKET-The money market
| had undergone change since the departure OF
| the Africa. Consos for money, on the 18th al
| 96i
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vrom Che siissouri Democrat.

FROM KANSAS
Great Excitement along the Borders-The Free
State People Flying ia all Directions-Reyolt-
ing Violence near Leavenworth-Scaip an
Aboiitionist--G Price TO Command the Mi
Iitia Of Missouri-Atchison on the Frontier
Three Thousand People Of Missouri in the
TcId-Lccomton not Attacked.
A gentleman who arrived yesterday afternoon
from Weston, on the David Tatnm, reports that
the most intense excitement prevails along the
borders of Missouri and Kansas. OF the Tree
State party, men, women and children were ny
ing In all directions. While the David Tatum
was lying at Leayenworth, upwards of one hum
dred Of these fugitives went on board These
persons had left behind them all their property,
which had been taken possession OF by those
who ordered then to leave. The greatest and
most shocking excuses had been committed a
few days ago, within FIVE miles of Leavenworth.
A party of men called at the house, and inquired
for the head Of the family. They were told he
was absent. They at FIRST affected to discredit
this frequently repeated observation, but finally
said to the females Ct the family, Oh your
souls, then come out here yourselyes--we want
YOU" A mother and daughter we're then taken
out into the bushes, where they were kept all
night, being subjected to the most foul indigni-
ties. In the morning they we're allowed to crawl
back home more dead than alive.
At Kansas City robbery Of horses and valna-
bes continued to be of common occurrence; and
murders were almost equally frequent.
A residence of Clay county had boosted that he
would have the scalp of an abolitionist Cross
ing the river to Leavenworth, he went few
miles back into the country, and shortly returned
with reeking scalp which he exhibited ostenta-
tiously at Leavenworth. His victim was me-
chanic, just arrived in the territory. He had
just returned from Lawrence, where he had left
his wife, and was seeking employment at the
time he was shot and scalpcd.
Gov. Price had been in disturbed districts,
but was hurrying home, hourly expecting dis
patch from the President, ordering out the mill
tin of the State. In this event, he would COM
mand them in person. Atchison was also on
the border tanning the movements against Kan
sas.
Lexington had five hundred men under arms
Jackson, Clay and Platte counties were each
to furnish the same number. Three thousand
men from Missouri were expected to arrive in
the territory in few days.
Lecompton had not been attacked; and to this
extent the report in yesterdays Republican is
correct Our informant says that no attack had
been made upon any place by the free State
men, and there had been no concerted action or
| their part.
We further learn that Gen. Persifer Smith has
| declared that he will not interfere with the
Missourians, should they confne their operations
| to the forces under General Lane.
The information we have now given rests or
| the testimony of gentleman resident in Nilsson
ri, who holds a high position in the State, ant
who has no partisan bias whatever.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN !.

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE !
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
~ THE BEST Alternative KNOWN -.
Not Particle Of Mercury IN it!
An infalble remedy for scrofula Kings Evil Rheuma-
sn,, Obstinate Cutaneous Erurtons, Pmples or POS
tnles on the Face, Blpches, Dols Ague and Fever,
Chronic Sore Eyes RingwOrm. letter,
Scald- head, Enlargement and pain of the ,
Boaes and Joints, Salt Rheum Stub
"-.-' oofL Ulcers, SyphlihcDisorders;
and ail diseases arising from .....a .
iujudicops of
81. Mercury, Imprudence .o
in Life, or lmpuriiy
of the Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier of the Blood
used by thousands Of grateful patients from all parts
of the United States, who testify daily remarkable
TIERS SPANISH MlXTuRE.' Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
scrofua. Erupons the Skim Liver Diseases, Fevers,
Ulcers Old Sores Affection OF the Kidneys Diseases Of
the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching of the
Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by using this
nestinabie remedy.
compare with 1t. II c!eauses the system of all upur-
ties acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion, gives the stomach
makes the Skin clear and healthy and restores the Con-
sttion enGcebed by disease broken by the ex-
cesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the DISEASES FEMALESt is peculiarly applicable
and wherever has become known is regularly prescribed
with the happest effects 1t nyigorates the weak and de-
bjtated and mparts elasticity 10 the worm mt frame
clears the skim and leaves the patient fresh and healthy
single bottle of this inestmabe reueys worth all the
called SarsaparillGs in existence
The large number Of certificates which
from persons from all parts of the United States the
best evidence that there is no humbug about it. The
Press Keepers magistrates physicians, and public
men, well known to the community all add their testnio-
ny to the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI.
FER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac aud read the
details OF astonishing cures performed by CARTER
SPANISH MIXTURE (IN MOST WHERE EVERY THIN
ELSE HAD sGNALLY The limits of an advertisement
will not admit their fun insertion.
WM. ). BEERS & Co.. PRoPRIEToRs,
No. 304, Broadway, New York.
TO whom all orders must be addressed
" For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants In
ali parts of the United States and the Canadas and by
+. L. GAY, Burlington, Iowa. [marl bp.yl
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- Y -Ess AMID EAR
DR. 7 YNIIMlN,S

OFFICE of Third and Washington Streets
~ opposite the Post Office where he may be consulted
during the day and evening.
From the Burlington Hawk Eye, Aug 18th
DIR. Toumans' Eye and Ear EnGirmury.
Dr. Youmans, at his infrmary in this city, is
treating large number Of patients with much
success, particularly in diseases of the eve. We
have conversed with a number of his patients
from different parts of the State, who uniformly
bear testimony to his skill and the beneficial re-
suits that have occurred from his treatment of
their several cases, and express their strong faith
IN his ability to effect perfect cures. The fol-
lowing are spontaneous certificates published bv
his patients. The first is from Mr.. Endsley,
Deputy Marshal Of this city. The second from
Mr.. Means, of Muscatine, an old acquaintance of
the editor Of this paper, and every way relia
BILE man, who feels that he owes to DR.. Y q debt
Of gratitude which can never be discharged by
any mere pecuniary compensation for profess
sional services:
To THOSE AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYEs.-Eight
or ten months ago, was taken with acute op-
thalmia Tor inflammation of the eyes, which con-
tinued to get worse, until became nearly blind,
from the formation OF film over the cornca or
fore part of the eye. About the first of Nav,
placed myself under the treatment OF DR.. You
mans, Oculist, of this city, who reduced the in
famation in about twenty days, and has sue
ceeded in removing the film and restoring me
to perfect sight. VIM. ENDsLEY.
Burlington, Iowa, Aug. TO- 1856.
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New 1 orK, Aug u.
Correspondence of the Herald from Washing
ton, Aug. 26: Mr.. Crittenden gave notice OF a
bill which he would introduce tomorrow annull-
ing the Objectionable laws of Kansas and reor-
ganizng the Territory by transferring legislative
power to the Governor and Judges. and abolish
ing the Legislature. This was the system under
which the old territories existed and operated.
The Senate held another caucus Immediately
after adjournment to-day, to consider Senator
Weler's proposition. They finally agreed not
to adopt it now, inasmueh as they had twice be-
fore presented it to the House, and they refused
to take any action upon it.
am Informed this evening, that the Secreta-
ry of War has issued orders to the various Ar
morles, owing to the present condition of the
army bill, 10 discharge all the employees, as
there is no money to pay them.
Mr.. Stevens of Georgia, and MeGiven of Va,
have each resolution which they tried to get
in to-day, and will be submitted tomorrow, to
adjourn sine de Thursday at y O'clock
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CIVIL WAN IN KANSAS.

u Letter SRom q PY0sS1aveTy S4WasseS'
From tas Mlssoan pemocrai. Aug. ~.
We publish to-day letter giving details Of
late events ia Kansas, from the pen OF a CORES
pondcnt on whosc statements we have every
reason 10 rely. He IL Southern man, and has
been identified In all mis- principles and senti-
mcn,s with the South. He writes, VIC confidently
believe, In good faith, and with full knowledge
OF tho facts which he relates.
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HAVING sold my sash Factory to MI

HAVING sold my Sash Factory to Mr.. r. ~ Wash
i 4 Burn. would take tits occasion to express my
thanks for the liberal custom bestowed me, and
mend continuance OF the my successor as one
worthy OF confidence. feb 25:lyI CHAS. A. WHITE.
WEEP. scroll and ornamental Saw
- ing. in connection with my Sash, Door and Blind
Mandatory North Main Burlington, Iowa. Braek-
cts ofere-y description done to order.
mar1-d RIM WASRBURE
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Boston, Aug. 9

uUstUI, dugg. "a.
The steamer Canada sailed at noon to-day for
Liverpool via Halifax. She had upwards of so
passengers and Sod 900 in specie.
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DusLoH, aug. ~
The Fremont Barbecue came off to-day in
Charles River Grove, Aeedham. The proceed
ings We're every enthusiastic and harmonious.
An OK was roasted whole. Bands OF music were
in attendance, and $4,000 people were present.
Speeches were made by Hon. DR.. Hitchcock, Hon.
A. c. Brewster, Hon. Z. c. Baker, Hon. J. D ELL
lott, Hon. Lyman Brown Hon. Charles A. Phelps,
and others. A letter from Charles Summer was
read expressing his regret at having TO forego
the pleasure of uniting in such festivities at pres
ent. At the dinner upward of 5000 participated
and the festivities were carried through with
great satisfaction to all. Songs were sung and
sentiments given. Large delegations were pres
ent from all parts ofthe State. The.meetingbrcke
up at dark with cheers for the Republican can
didates, and amidst the utmost enthusiasm the
greatest assembly of people ever held in this
State separated.
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Washington. A,

W StUI,
Tie Committee of Ways and Means this morn
ing decided By vote of 5 to 3 to report no new
army bin. Mr. Campbell, the Chairman, propo-
sed bill with proyiso, repeating the Kansas
acts and appointing five Commissioners to settle
the difficulties. The proposition was voted
down.
.Messrs. Douglas and the anti-Buchanan faction
are anxious for an immediate adjournment, but
the Buchanan leaders in both Houses are eager
for some compromise. Senator Jones and Big
Ter desire to repeal the worst of the Kansas spur
ious laws, and that motion viii be made to-mor-
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Charleston, Aug. %.
The Charleston Board of Health report two
deaths in this city by yellow fever on Saturday
and Sundav last
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The proprietor in calling the attention of the public TO
this preparation, does with feeling OF the utmost
fdcuee In its virtues and adaptation the diseases for
which II L. recommended. ..
II no new uu,sied article, hut that has stood
the OF years trial before the American people,
and reputation and sale Is unrvaled by any similar
preparations extant The testimony in its favor given by
the prominent and web known Physicians indi-
yiauals In ali parts the country Is Immense and care.
full perusal ofte Almanac. published annually by pro-
pretor and TO be had gratis of any of his agents.
but satisfy the most skepca that this remedy Is really de.
serving the great celebrity ii has obtained.
Principal oGce and Mandatory No. &c Arch ST. Phil.
adeipha, Pa. ..- marlay
Sold in Burlington by +. E GAY.
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Washington. Aug. %.

---------- " mug 70.
The feeling Of the Senate now is to set the
session through till next March, unless the army
bill is soon passed. An effort would be made to
take up the regular order of business notwith
standing they agreed in caucns to do nothing un
I'll the army bill was disposed of. They are ev
IDENTIFY not united on this point.
Gen. Cass held protracted interview thi:
morning with Sec'y. Davis, who urged thai
there shoud.be no adjournment until supple:
were voted to the army.
The special Commissioners appointed to in
vestigate the attack upon Gen. Granger are pre-
pared to report They claim jurisdiction of sucl
offences, submit the testimony, and recommend
no further notion Oh part of tie House.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
LITERARY lNTELLTGENCE.

-" Paul Ferroll, the most remTkab'e no'ei pro-
duc.d ID England during the last Jear-a book ~
which the e,sph, Of murder are developed with
.,cee6;no ,our-w4s written by Mr.. Arthdr Chne
Mr.. Pa,ke G~~D's "Pitcal Esssys" vii
hortlv be ,>-u.d by ses"s. D'I, Edwrds \ Co
Tn. ,.,re house sill also bring out without delay DR.
psImer,s hsk of Adventures in Burmah"
W.T. wbhmsp, the author Of Leaves a
Graves hss ps'lv ready accord and much enlar ed
edition Of ha, orgrsl and striking series Of poems.
The Mesars. A1oe'ors are about 70 publish =
irsrs'st on OF De Tcqn-v,'l's "EAacles R.y'~> e;
Ia BeeOiw'o, "a work Of the rarest ability and h's-
torcal va'ue.
Mr.. Bay AID Taylor is row in London. lie Wiz
ya.s short tim. in Switzerland prior 10 cong u
Denmark and Sw. h.n for the Winter
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

STEAMBOAT RAcISo.-R j Dillon snt j. y. sH-
pe. .,q, ,-.'-rds, sooared b-f,'e Ts'le weisb .od
ep'errd coun.I. sssnst th- 'cer. o. hs een
Ispoer Red J.ck-t rscins Ned, csdsy af4Ssn
e Bay ber.hy ends serps tne ss'e'y Of 'he 80
zach " ~ u stated thN tis ocesd1n Nc os
kept rd- ~ Xds ,or nsav Lalf an hour, wb sr rem
tish .sch csud IT, Odic' smith, webb so1 NC
snbus pnusisd With 70 arrest No scso~os
F.ru FAIL WHILE p.-Wl6Sm H.
Brown sailor slsc Yesterday o, the Ses.fms uesrsS
fru tba sf,cs II a. unes restyed ON WefneAisy 49,
bou.. No y3s Pear .trsac toiDper Osu,Ss hst 20
uppr The A1ay se.ic oi lcci' '.n,1 lsIt, Al 80
~ the any, peces,,d nslys q Ssessebe"F'' " ~
oy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

ok PER CENT LOAN of the STATE oi
- OdIO-The Con nission-is II the sInk ruAd OF %.
Sate Ohio BY Act Of tn, General A-ssm9, "
Ohio hereby give notice that Sealed no osesW
be received until tue ls DAY " O'be na1 az ;ol O. tns
Office OF Ohio state TaIs hgcn'. New Yok for LDAf
OF TWO MILLIONS FOUR HUSDRt ID rdOU'tND
DOLLahS " iC0 coo foi which Irf,seraJe CcrIb Nes oi
ONO state will bo issued interest az ths rate u
per f!om The ~ DAY o Jauny ls7 9y.1o
rualy the s doy II Jauay All July In tho Cty
New York aud be- principal elbuTssb a. the Peasue 81
the il the .y OF Ncvl rs after The jst day oi D
c,niber eshteeI huLded and eighty six tl8so
Iepcs Of Tel per Cent OF the anoun, OF each p-op,N'
will CURED their o3eni, insure final p.
viii six ri Cent interest ~ i'll b. allowed
The whole the Loan ne pad in on he i lay Of
December, IS.
PGopo may be made fo any pl o. the aeoye LoIn no'
less than Five Thousand Doiars III mut specify he rate Of
premium tad other Fise wL bs receiyetj
ao ave the sddess Of the party making the p1oJsas bs
iDc.o.ed IN envelope NAKED, P,92os,s tT Dho
Loan" and be sdd essea SAMUEL I. BULL, Tf4nsrr
the state Of Ono at the Once o the Ono Lie iusar
ancs and Trust Company, l.. Neg fork.
r. ID KI8BALL, Sinking Fund Of
J. Il BAKER, ;he sta,e VI o4a
NewYoTk Aug. l3, 1886.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
TBE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

.saso, ps.sur- remedy shss care. SvnsY MD q
ss has 'sS tD,.r husb.5 cases and oe'o ..ssd
'nept II ,~o bob ,horie hnmos I've sHs &c -
F.ss'sp hund'ed .~y~sesfss o< s 'soe Ell v1h
T.o so.,.. ..s-.n.>d tn our.ps .o,' 1:osih
he fare -
-S s..: .s,.' s.;,..: VII s.S N. .y:.% o. ssI.
nsu,h ard stomach
rhI., % s-- s.sn. warranted to cur. II. vs'.
One or '~o so'ne' are -sTsn,sd cure sn h.a b ,ss
~wO sore. Ns s.Isntsd 70 r.npts, of the ss M
Eo.r BOTTLES ~sr,ed cure eonupss.a yoa nins
One Aoru. vii car. .esiy srepr,ons ~ the .l...
I've three boles vsrrsstad 70 vsrr ~
ans~orm
Two TIRE. e0uss wsran to, to cure the nssdssv....
The. {, 'our hottie. ~.n.. ted to ess sAtsAses.
sss,.s, Ss.y. .lpsrsSs. Com q. dss. Sasss .A
serec' ssnaD'sa whsn The above YsAs<kv ahss.
Ill the ~soSsrNs n-5e. o., has sssssoS sssS
the p..'.r.' and acn, o'S .o.. -d. .AouA
son.r h.s .tat There " s1ds, s.as sss.
.bo.t IL .vi'r' -cu,- e..-s, bv oot ssur' t'ss s.ss
s.e. sysy has .l'ssA, dus sorns NJ the great
aver dom. ~....e~.s,u gave It - ehidrrs
'olur Children -hns~ Sssh .os ssbby rssforsi
70 moe srb,ect rcl hesdachs hotas vf0
sws,s it. Il pves sr-a, 'ebef "a es,swh sna dsss
some "sS S.S' .s.,. % sss .os, "s1. s s,s sss
ss., bui here there iersisement Of he AesAss q
,a,ure n feelings bat -
sIsrneJ; they .vsy, Asppesr from four days 70 ~ess
rbeIe 10 reys ssJ resr Gom the coDtsav, vben ~
.siins 10 ron. VOC yourself Ike psssoD. AsesA
.o. 81 ,b. post .uavssa .reopsazas of hat
Nstened to -,
AoIbury, 1ass Puss 81 .
IA ., B.,csy.si CHARLrS u piH0, No la2 bresdYnyi
ABB D. SANDS No tN wntsntai aAhsu. ORvNA =
wFLLs 4 Co No n5FrsnkhD..t AskE ESsOn hObstNS
Co No ~ Msds,r snsj HAviaxrD. n1sstL
WARD CLOcE 4 20 sshiss-lsoe, MrA HAY feS 0soses
yn ard -.ay ~ a 'eso-etsh's DTsssss oss&
The II-'nD
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
Ualfbes, 3cweIrn, &r.
ITWTIRY and DIAMONDS VERY LOW

w Ill. m
- ~, lrer for the las; eighteen year. ~ business
W,, - .eirs sIl descriptions OF ins Coli, Oiauoni sne
ell other OF Jewey. 81 wholesale ahd fe a. o.
than the usual p<ccs. ,,.,. 4, ,,t--e,. ar.
I1"es oeaInNI D.. ~ y se.i,,s IN es.h.
boHes......................' Ti-A..
Laiies Pns Cold Cameo Aossie, Pssi and at'as s
Ladies Ear r,nes COD, Cameo Mo.sic Peal lFeun
Gold Guard Chans CheeAne CHAINS FOB CHAINS and 'esi
Puxo Gold W.d,,n. M, ...... - - TO - ~ each
Isaee Cola R-1r-l,,s ...... ~ ~ 10 $50 20 eseh.
PLAIN and Cbs "a Colj pt,s. cents % SO % Zach
Geuueteu', sal Purss ..... = % 20 20 % each
Gaulet y, Pe S,oe Vr, q 20 s2j 90 osch
Fine Gold Tho bI.. .......S 20 10 50 10 each.
Goid .naTd Keys Fob Keys az ais. = ~ 10 . ~ escs
Gold Pens snd Pencils ~ 20 , lj o. each.
Gold Peucil-. % % 81 90 each.
bAileF fOTie-nonnAies ~ 50 20 = 10 W. eacn
Goid IrQes and oO 10 rlI ~ csch
Cold and Sole Sleeve Buttons and Suds 50 IA 70 IL OO set
GOd 'psSsecSs and Eyetlssses - 70 VIZ
Diamond tsr Russ Pine Flu :e Rings Crosses. $9 ~ 10 so
Gold Arurets Scarf Pin, and SILVER Tbnfaies siI
GEORGE ALLEN, Importer
VI "aioAes aud Jewery, wholesale and retail No II "s'
e.. second Hoor near Broadway Up .fan.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

bANF DEYARrNfNv, sr.Tr o. Wv - \
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