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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGU.

NVOULD Respectfully inform the citizens or nd
w well and vicinity. that he Is prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line of business ina Workman
like manner with ,iespatrh aud nn reasonable terms
'iVing always on hand a large assortment 81 Dry
lu her he is ready to make to order. Doors. window
sash, Tables, Rockers. &c. All kinds ol cabinet
work, and in fact anything apperaining TO his bus
ness. Billiard Tables set and repaired shop no
Charles treet, below Hess & Larcomb's Brick Store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

SCGssoRs.--A couuy editor thinks
that Richelicu. who declared that "the
pen was mighticr than the sword, "
ought to have spoken a good word for
scissors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

p DR. j. l.. tZ,PK,Y The gentleman whose
nnur iurmN IN" caption ui his notice Is oh" of thl
few IN 'd"rn physicians whose HpplcuI,u h.s pro-
ic'-"n ana devotion 81 The afflicted. render him ulio
an nrttwch' in o." one and u brHci to he other z
Hungarian hy birth. he sought with ktssuh Ia p4,r
his country AMONG the uauun~ ot the rarlh hc,und
ih" oplrSSrrs rulc Iha her - uS might rejoice ia
the practice Of those Pr'c"pt~ which alike
glory and our pride. In hiS ,iiprs 80 To- Il hr hus
r"aprd the reward of rrcctal resistance to upI res
sion, and n hpW" md CnunfrN know hi'u more >
-tpui hoWhV'r. from hs claims upon u'ir consilcr-
alton ~ pnlrnt. th" trslim nnnls of Ch1rncicr Hj
capacity which u" hrugs oIitlr him lo puhlc Cuut>
d"nc", I" IT," exclusion of those who possess neither
'h" "u" ar the other. " uoulcIuHu as churnctrr
l. un'urul~hrd: HS Uhl-Iriau. his ekl ut-rpa~srd.
ana :" those who's" inprad,'Cr has lti' upon them
lNr ia'uS 0 dlScn~.. We tn com C"lu ti>I ~
hIn win the assurance tnnt in hjm 'h"v viii lind
icl"nt whom lu know is great gain. Tho br.'- office
i N". y and I Arm"w liaI corner Of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

'Usa Abundance is trouble; w'nt,
r.iscry; honor, u burden; and ad-
vancement, dangerous; but competcn-
Cy, happiness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

7BNIIIS Invaluable Specific first Introduced INTO
Il Pisa some Gny years since. soon became 80 well
known certain cure that IN every town and city
unt otuy the Continent. but III Great britain, the
demand for it great. lis merits 81 astounding.
thai in les than one yoar from it. Introduction It had
suup'aucd all other remedies. The HcdlcHl Faculty
Of the principal cities OF Europe were compelled lc
acknowledged it, wonderful mastery over disease Pro
preor- Of other medicine jealous OF ils SWAY. Nainls
nndc;.yored 10 stay ~ onward progress Like grass
before. the mower. their c ,rtS f the ground and
like tirc ON the prarir~. sweeping all before H. it, ou
ward mnrch brcatnc trIumuhaut 1t 'toud forth upon
it, own merits discerning pnplc saw. tried and
were convinced OF its magical virtues. n" massive
torture acquired by DR.. Purclra from 'hr sale "f II
DINING tr six wears hc prepared u. HOH" bore witness
iolt- miraculous merits. Al ~" drc'as' of th" Doc
the prCipr was bruucathed to hi- son, who has lately
introduced the remedy INTO the United state. 1h,.
number of cures has already made are astonishing
Thuu-ands aud tens Of thousands can bear testimony
to it, efficacy.
An who ,i.e it. It will cure with Il safety speed aud
certainty no other medicine has ever po~-es~ed.
R,.-uri to no Quack Nusrum-. I-e remedy that
has been riei Tor the past illy years and Was never
known Ia fail.
1hls Grea Remedy is warranted purely vegctable.'
Beware ot Cnuuicrciis The extensive snlc of this
wonderful medicine has already caused sOme person
persons. 10 palm Oh upon the un-I-pccting spu-
rious compound. closely resembling The original BE
paricnar 10 buy none without the written signature
Of \ Parrr;, ". u on the outside wrapper Of each
bottle. Al others ARE counterfeit aud their com
Founders viii be punished with the unorst rger OF
the law
Pri.~ Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bah
cock sole Agent tor Galturnia. Oregon AMI The Sand
wich Islands to whom all orders be- addressed.
A liberal dist ,unt made u wholesale dealers
ID. BABCC1'K.
Wholesale Druggist, u Davis street,
san Francisco.
List OF Agents throughout the State. Rice Ofiin &.
Co. Druggist. Marysville; X. X. Slarkwea,her. City
Drug store stockton: w. u Bruner, sonora; Benz
Shurlef. Shasta; Child Wor-hen. Placeryie
Justin Gates, Jr SHcrmento City; ID. r. W. Carr.
Downievjlle Dr. John Lark. Nevada DR.. W. II.
Gatlef, rYreka, Dr. b. Winston, Los Angeles:
Thomas Whaley. San Diego; Geo l.. story, Porta
OF
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
DR.. p AREIR AS
GRAT ITALIAN REMEDY,

For the certain and speedy cure Of DIS
cases Of Il private nature, no matter
bow long standing, without any in.
furious cTkct to the system or ary
change Of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

DLANKs Every DESCRIPTION Of 'sussies's Bl nike
ID foI sale athsf Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
EARLY COPIES.

The receipt of ADVANCE SII EETs from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Reprints
especially during the present exciting state Of
affairs, masmuch as they can now be Diaced in tho
hands o subscribers about as the original edit
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

The Gsrir CKsrHLL SEA N THoprclL
Arnci.-In the Calpsr MissionsblaH We
find, with some letters from ;Dr. Rebman
dates the 18Th and seth Of April, q map
which is communicated by the learned
missionary. On this map, between the
Equator and 10 o Of south latitude. and be-
tween the 23d and soth meridian lies an
immense sea, without outlets, twice as large
as ths Black Sea Of Azcf. II is designated
Uke.ewe, or Inner Sea, and the well know
Njassa Sea appears as a small bay on the
south east Rsbmon refers to map in
detail which his companion, DR.. Ethardt,
is bringing to Europe. This great discovery,
the consequences Of which can hardly be
estimated, has rested hitherto on tue testi-
mony Of the natives of both shores of the
Inner Sea with whom the missionaries sne
in contact. DR.. A. Petermann remarks, in
a latter In The Athenouw, that the African
esbgrapher, Mr.. Coolsy, argued long age for
the existence Of a single great sea in the
center of Eq, storial Afiica, and this opinion
was prevented from becoming general on
by the obstinate opposition OF the mission
aries OF Eastern Africa, who now confess
their error.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The late accident on the Ohio and Pen.
nsy!vsnia Railroad, it appears from inform
atom in our possession. says the Cincin.
natl lines, was most disastrous alfar
There wero four persons killed, and six
teen, more or less wound. The names OF
the dead are Samuel Johnson, OF New.
Middletown, Ohio; A. Stokes, agent of the
New Castle and Erie Stage Company;
David Wait, Canton, Ohio, and an Irish.
man named Kent. The wounded were
Brown, Sutton, Dansiel Curty, and John
Mckinley, Of Cincinnati; John Clinchfelc
and w. IL Tyler, of New Bedford, Pa
Thomas Hays and G, W. Lee Of Alleghan n,
City; Matthew Rob, Union, Ohio; Johr
Veach, Hubert, Ohio; Henry MansReld
st. Louis, Mo; Robert, Moore, Logan, count,
Ohio; J. Painter, Canton, Ohio; Yeatman
Hartford, Ohio; II. Moore, youngstown, O
l.. 4. Way, Great County, Wis; Will,
Waters, and three others.
The accident was occasionet by a COLI
sion between the Pittsburgh g. Cincinnati
train. So great was the force that the bar
gage car passed entirely through the from,
passenger car, carrying death and des,ruc.
ton with it. The scene is said to have
been dreadful in the extreme. The collision
it is said, was caused by the watch carried
by The Conductor of the freight train, BEING
out Of time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

E skfsH DACoI Americans visiting Eng
OF English bacon over our own, particular
ly ;hat from Wits aud Yorkshire. 1t is
believed that the difference is owing ,oloy
20 the moto OF preparation. We publish
the following -ecipe 10 furnished by Mr..
Browne. II is worthy OF the attention OF
cur agricultural readers.
cas- soon as the bacon comes from the
of salt. dried aud rolled to fine powder,
we'll rubbed in with the hands to every
part, using the 6ngeI to Gil every hole and
Joint, a. it /. most important that the meat
should tako the salt when quite fresh. In
twelve hours all the briues and damp salt
not absorbed should be scraped off the ba-
con, aud removed from the vessel, and dry
salt added again, as much as needed to
cover it, as before, und we'll rubbed in
This process should be repeated every
twelve hours for three days, when saltpetrc
should be added. getting off previously al
the dump salt and brine as before, and ap'
plying the Sal,pe,re AS thu common salt
aiding handful of the latter. a quarter
Of a pound of .atpetre to a side OF baeou
weight. seventy pounds ~ sulficieat; then
mix one pound of coarse brown sugar .and
Que pound OF treacle or molasses. and pouI
over the sultpetre on the bacon, sudding q
little more common salt daily for three days
which serves to make the pickle keep vel
and tho whole liquor should be ladled viii
O tsacup over TIE bacon as often as con
venieut, four times a Gay for the first two
weeks after it uas first put to the bacon
aad then never less than twice day lol
the remainder OF the time needed !or pick
ling, which is tour weeks or longer, i
large bacon; aud then it should be sent t
the drying house and smoked over a woot
fire - WashinyiOa Union.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

The great and important evcnts-Religious Polite nj
and Military-now NJ agitating the nations OF tho Old
world, give 10 these publications interest and value
they never before possessed. They occupy a middle
ground between the hastily written news. TENS crude
speCulaionS, and iying OF the newspaper and
The pohderous Tome of the historian, written lour
ator the living facts he records shall have passed
The progress OF the War in the East occupies large
cIscd whether OF friend of foe and all short
iearIfssiy pointed out The letters from the CRiMEA
and from the BALTIC In Blackwood's Magazuc, from,
Two oi It's most popular contributors, give more in.
teHigble and reliable account Ofthe movements OF the
great thollipcrents than can elsewhere he found.
The Periodicals ably represent the three great pot.
cal paresei Grcat Briiain-Whlg, Tory and Radio al
hut politics rois only one feature of their character
Literature Morality and Religion they stand az they
ever have Stood nnrvaed in the rid Of letters he.
ing considered indispensable TO the scholar aud the pro.
icssona man. while to the Intelligent reader of every
class they inrns anOre correct and satisfactory rc
cord of the cnrront literature of the day throug hout
the world. than can lie possibly obtained from auy
a thpr ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
uss n, s.,r ~ coo.,,s ysoKr,p,vs-

.UsR or Salt IL Coorrse vsekrABLts.-
Mere 10 something that everybody ought to
have known long ago, and that everybody
shop.d now read and remember:
If any portion of vegetable be boiled in
pure distilled or rain water, and arother in
water to which little salt has been ad-
ded. decided difference is percepshle IN
the tenderness of the two. Vegetables
boiled in pure water are vastly Inferior
This infsriorly may 90 so far in the case
OF onions, that they are almost entrly
destitute Of either taste or color, though
when cooked in sailed water, in addition tc
the pleasant salt taste, have n peculiar
sweetness and strong aroma. They oho
contain more soluble matter than when
cooked in pure water. Water which con-
tains l.42eth Of it's weight Of salt is far
better Tor cookin. vegetables than pure
water, because the salt hinders the solution
and evaporation OF the soluble and 6aver-
ing principles of the ve.etable.-ScieatiEc
Amsrjcaa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
The BRITISH PERIODICALS.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBsCRIBERs,,

l"sCoTr CO.. NEW YORK, continue to puhisI
'"e "''""'hg reading British Periodicals, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative.
.-.... ..-- Y.
III" BRITISH REVIEW Swhis)'
bLANonlh bRiT'sii REVIEW (Free church,.
4.
T"h Z WESTMINSTER REVIEW uiDsraD
rrr Kwoopp EDlNBU RGU MAGAZINE ,,ro,,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

ENRUIT JARS.-A small lot of J Gal.
l. Glass jars, for putting up fruit, call soon at
A. C.. MARTIN & Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

GOD LIVER OLA fresh supply of
~ Rushton, Clark & Co.'S. celebrated c. l.. Oil just
rec.iv.d by At MARTIN IL CO
Apr. I2, 1885,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

S-From an English plmSnac we Gu,
recipe iOr msndIng china, long time
siRee, sns :he opportunity having occurred
for 'rying il, We found il admirable, the lrac.
ture scarcely being visible uller the article
was repsired. II Is thus made: Take u very
thick solution Of gumarnblc in water, and stir
10 plaster ,ol Paris until he mixture be-
comes vlseous paste. Apply IL with u
brush TO the fractured edges, and stick lkem
together. In three day. the article cal, not
again be broken ia the same place The
whtess's oil the cement renders 1t doubly
Naubls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
Country Merchants

and Others, that by looking over nv stock they will
"se nothing hut will gv-antee to sell these ne inpor.
yea goods from 20 to 80 per cent. than they can ind
thsn,ln the Eastern Jobbing Houses.
80 tonne, then, one and all, aud stoJ in al
~. . ALEX. HEYNAN's,
oet is' 1858, sm. Maip ST., Wheeling, Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

They dug but enc grave, then--but,s since
another W.. demandsd-and now the young
wife aud husband sleep and dream ,ogeth.
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MY sioek, Asseen above, is complete, and have now
Vy W say quick TO get some oi those extra bargains
! am wiling ogiye have said before and repeat IL
HOW, thh am determined not to be undersoh.
The important goods all brought direct from i'm.
poers and part from manufacturers can therefore as.
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Il Will UE HOME SOON"

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

or A quart oil flour weighs ju.t pound;
quart vi corn meal. pound and = ounces; a
quart si butter; pound ounce;a quart oi
loaf sugar, pound;a quart Of white sugar,
powdered, pound ouncei quart Of best
brown sugar, pound ounces; ten eggs
weigh poand; sixteen la'ge, table spooniuls
msks pini, eight make gill; four 4 gil
Sc. .#.
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IIUBBELL'S
DEPOT q

P5(O)UVGIl lD)l5p(O j q
coRIKR OF MAIN n QUINCY sTs.,
MAY be found large assortment of
lVI steel Pioughs, Suhsoit pioukhs, Sod plourhs,
stuhhlc pioughs, Patent Lever and tIon pioughs ar
rows.
seymon's Grain D. ills the hest In use, Cider Mills
Chain Pump fixtures, Chain Pump Tuheing, Chain
Pump Chain, Louisville and common Lime, Plasters,
Guano, BcBeres snpephosate Lime. Charcoal in lump
nd gtound, Soap Stone ground, White Sand;
La &c and small Corn Baskets,
100 Corn stalk and Hay cutters Brire scyhes Ware.
house aud Miller's Trucks, Thermometer Churns,
Barrel Cmrns, Taylor's Churns Dasher Churns, Fork
Handles Hoe Handles, Broom Handles, Corn Shelters,
Brush Handles, Shovels,
Spades, Manure and Hay Forks, Hickory and Corn
Broons aud Whips; 100 Grind stones and Grind stone
hangings, Platform scales warranted, Washing ma.
chimes, Rolling Pins, Clothes Pins. Tubs and
Buckets, Peach Baskets,
OK Yokes and Bows, Heavy Hames, Cow ties, Bird
Cages Bird Seed. etc, Arihurs self sealing Cans
These thoroughly tested during last summer
and their contents after the lapse OF year found un'
changed.
Trees aud Plants, In their soasonour arrangements
are made for supply Of Fruit trees of all kinds from
one of the hest New Jersey Nurseries SeedsTimothy
seed, Clover seed, Flax seed. Orchard Grass seed,
Kentucky blue grass seed, Mett, and all other seed
bought and sold. Also, Corn and cob Crushers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15
MON VIOLENCE ~ NEW ORLEANS.


We learn tina, on the morning Of the
election, several hundred Americans. 3"
tbnlliesl disguised as Indians made their
appearance IN the streets Of New Orleans
row occurred dusius ,ae day, in which
four men ~ere killed. one of them the
sheriff 5 son. \ large portion Of the
foreign population, were either in,imda,ed
or driven from the polls This accounts
for the absence OF two thousand voters
from The polls. Of whom no accoun, /.
given 10 the result We'll may !, 10 ,slJ
that this X. \. rarty IS u patty Of blood
Every species Of enormity and crime has
followed II, from tho commencement of its
career to the present time, aud we venture
to say that II has been the occasion of
more di'graceiul outrage. than were ever
pefpe'reied before SINCE the organization
Of The government
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15
10 Yet WANT TO LAUGH

Now that the election is over, wonidn
YOU Ike. reader. even II YOU should per-
chance be a Fillmore man, to ENJOY real
"a! .tune. hearty hnghi o. coo"e
you would Then loiiow ns through a lew
of the back number. Of the " HARRISON
Flag" They are DECIDEDLY r'ch, aud a
though not thu. appreciated at tue time
are about ,he funniest papers ever '''uea
from ihv press
- commerce. here i. nm araci tom
the Flag ol sept, 2oth
"tAt,rLAttoNs ~ submit the T..
lowing showing the calculation, OF mt'lii
gent gentlemen itom various pat' OF the
I mon. a. Ne find them ia several OF the
leading Jonrual. Il vii be remembered
however. that these calculations we're made
several weeks since. aud from unmlsiaknble
indications. one al least. OF the states pat
down ~. doubtful w Ala, should be
added to Fillmore. li.t. giving han l3' IN
stead Of 10 Electoral votes:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

Just "a we wifo gong to press, our
trend e. \. SrANtrY, Esq. OF j'herson,
who brad Ju.t returned from New cr'car-,
-eud, u. the Louisiana Courier o. the ~'h.
from which We get the following
sufficient returns have been received 90
mike 1t cetiain THAT VI liuchausn MI
receive tie electoral votes Of the following
States
Pcnns, lsaun q \cw Jcrsey 7. D.G
aware , Virginia 10 \ouh Carolina 10
South CmolIna : Georgia 10; \labama
Q Mississippi : Louisiana 6 Aikansus
{, Tennes-ee II, keutnck, II, iudlana
-; Missouri 10. hdd to this Tex.
as ! electoral vutes, aud /, makes 1876. cete
tsin Florida. O.. eud California. 1. }
from which no returns have been received,
are beIie9sd to have gone for Buchanan.
Illinois Il, still uncertain.
Fillmore get, bu, Maryland, = electoral
votes
Fremont viii receive the electoral votes
OF New lo,k, 30 Maine. 5 New limp
shire, 3 Vermont, 3 Nassschu.etts. IL
Rhode island, I; Connecticut, G; Ohio,
90, Michigan, O. Wisconsin. g. Iowa.
! ia
The rrsn,, OF the Congressional election
IN View York "a quite gratifying, rs the
Democrats have carried sixteen out OF
th.rl, sthree members, heing gam of iht.
teen on their strength rs the present lIou.c
We have gained member IN New jersey.
and the prospect Is that the ma lofitv 10 ihr
next House will be Democratic
The most melancholy thiug Va the result
in Michigan =, lha; the Black Republican,.
have carried the state Legislature. thus
securing the dpiea, OF the noble veteran,
Levi, tass for tho ui,ed States Senate
1t is painful 20 reflect tina, Thu. venerable
aud accomplished statesman is TO be sent
into retirement. while the seat which BE-
has 80 long adorned. viii be gwen to some
negro vofshpper or narrow minded sec,
,onslist
Nrw ionx. Nov 7--The vote Of lhi.
State .tsnd-, Fremont 80 600. buchanan
geo 900, Fillmore l25 900
The Congressional Delegation stands Is
Democrats aud IS Republicans
Nrw JrRsry The State gives Bucbsr.
an 10000 plurality,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15
s.toy.nms New


rHfyoRr Hhs. Up 70 1nF LAST lNTEiil
GrNCE. CARRIED Btr ONE ~rAft TnE
CONTEST. Is HITHERTO SHOWN H,s
ErES BETWEEN Bt,HANAA AND IRE.
MONT rHL UNION SAFE.
We copy The following rom the shfese>
port South Western.
Ngw OsLrANs. Nov 9Th Below will
bo found the returns received up TO . - clock,
p VI. tt. da, 81 the presidential election
NV Ntk The republicans clam thr
State rs 10000 maj,ul,
Vermont Gone Tor Fremont ht 80
600 m.jorits.
Maine frfmou, 10000 mslp.rv
New Hampshire Fremont 5000 m.J 7t.
.iv.
Na.sacLuseu: Fremont 10000 major
itv
RhoIs Island -l'rtmout 5000 majority
New jersey Buchanan. pluralit, 1000
P,nus' ltauia -- Bachsnau's plurality
- 600
Delaware -- Gone for Buchanan
Maryland Fillmore. ms only 1000
Virginia -- Gore Tor Buchanan
North Carolina. GONE Tor HurhsHan
Georgia --buchanan's mhJnrity 20,o 600
Aabsms tone for buchanan.
Tennessee - Buchanan. uajorit, 1 Ia
5000
keniuckt Buehanan'- mhjofil, 5000
Ohio Fremont. majori'N 10000
indiana -lurhansn nteai
llnoi. Reported - have gone foi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

" lhe morning after the election, we
met the editor Of the llag. lie looked
haggstd and woe b'goue hi. face was ~
long rs -four barrel aud had church.
yard expression about i. Ouf Offices nd,
jniu. II is but a step irom one to The other
Wehad Just become clrsrrly seated IL gu,
sanctun. When we sesrd \ knock at the
door Opening IL .we behrld a iilend, who
pointing to Barteli's door, called gu, s,tea
ton to q large coil of rope which lay in
our neighhnr- front room. That's hat
call cx,rnvagance. SAID he. "eyen in
such long legged man Why there.
enough rope IN that pile 10 hang twenty
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