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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

- The ultra Pro-SlAvery faction At wAsh-
ington, having succseded In keeping Lecompt
on the bench, have now fskeniin hand the re.
noval Of Geary. Accounts from Washington
ststs that this iswarmiy prsssed upon the Pres
ident; and from his treatment Of others who
have done him good service in the Presidential
CANVASS, il is thought he viii throw Geary
overheard and supply his place with some
Are eater.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

TaE Nrw PosrxAsrrR GrSrRAL,-In refer.
snoe to this very important member Of the new
Administration, the Washington Globe Of the
5trinst, says sea assl "a ss,s .
We Hike the change making Nr. Brown Post
master General, because he is man Of untiring
industry, and Of great ability, both mental and
physical. 1t requires such . man to bring that
Department into order again, and TO make it
pay IL own way, asit should do. Now, it sinks
an average Of $4,000 day the year round,
while the mails are behind time in every section
Of the country almost every day; and the people
have toGdepe1d on priva'e enterpsise for the
latest news. ,pss, aA 80 asa
/ PElsosAI.-We noticed in town yesterday.
Nr. Howell Of the Gate City, Mr.. Peterson, Of
sshe Fl NAdison Argus, NJ. Eliots ofthe Jour
nal, and NJ. Clarke, Of the observer, NJ. Plea
can't This VAS quite an Editorial combustion.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

d, IS Will the Gazette inform us how much it
cost Mr.. Claggetfto charter the drinking houses
and city police for the coming election? A very
nice no party candidate to be surei I5
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

HERRING,s PATENT
CHAMPION,
FIRE AND sBURGLAR PROOF
AFiESll
cECURED With HALLS PATENT POWDER.
= Pe0OT LOCK, both Of which received the prize
medals at the Worlds Fair, London. 1881 Worlds Fair
New York, 1854 Gpldat New York Prices and war.
ran,ed free from dsmpness. -
','T,5.. I ROBERTS DAVIS,
sole proprstors and manufacturers for the States Of
M.ssuri snd Iowa. Also, sole Agents for Jones' Patent
Fermentation Bank Look, and CrygcfA Patent Chsnge.
able Bank Lock without key Or key hole.
+fss + Depot No. 26, Cont ST., yst. Louis,
n. B--ays.b WHITE / WATERMAN,
mar l0bp9 h ~, Agents for Burlington, lows.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

&. The following ID the most definite and reliabl,
information We have Jet obtained in regard Il
the Sorghum sAceharinum.r Or Chinese Sugal
Cane. Il is from communication 70 the Homo.
I lain iSandwich islands, Advertiser:
The stalks are as destitute as grass Of sacchA-
rine taste Bat its value a. grain IS more than
commensurate to its lack Of sugar. Il is ncst
beautiful cereal, white, round, and delicate as
saso In iookr and yields enormously. From =
specimen riddled with weevils (nothing but what
Il good wiz they eat got ls grains 70 grow,
planted last February It looked ike broom
corn IT ftst, but soon threw up 10 or 20 side
shoots from each root. On the top Of each shoot
expanded head. heavy with most beautiful
grain, like those sent you, ripening In fonr
| months from planting. From each SEED there
| must have been yield Of more than 10000 at
| the 6rst cutting. But in a few weeks there shot
up, both from the root and from each joint of
the stocks left below the cutting new heads, not
quite so heavy as those gathered first, but from
their number amounting TO much more grain tn 4
the aggregate. Up to this de:s II has been ga
thered four times.
IN July / gathered the first seed and planted
again fresh from the stock, and in November ga
thered this which send you, larger growth /
than from the original.
Its good qualities as have tested it are-
1st. An unparalleled yield ~
I'd. If well rooted, worms cannot kill it, as |
they do corn and beans, for It will throw out new
shoots from the root like wheat
Sd. Il is fine feed for cattle or horses, either
as grain, or TO be cut up and fed green for fod-
der. The latter process only makes it grow up /
thicker Bnt for feeding fowls it IS unsurpassed.
II fattens them equally with wheat. Chickens
Just from the shell eat it as they would crumbs
Of bread s.i@
3 With the aid of this grain, fowl raising may
be carried on to any extent as the grain is grow.
ing, ripening, and ready for them to she'll out
for themselves at any tine.-Sandusky [O.] Re-
gister. ssl Y cfti ;a4
g "BEARplSG THE DouGLAs NJ. Madison Cults,
The new sather-inlsw Of Douglas, was the prom
nent applicant for the Office of Second Auditor
Of the Treasury, in place Of Peter G. Wishing :
.on His application was backed by twenty
,ight Senator'S. Notwithstanding this power
'ul array of Senator's, the Douglas influence, and |
he acknowledged qualifications and experience i
If the "father in.law," the telegraph informs us
hat Philip Clayton has been appointed to the t
,!ace. 80 asfe 80 7iea8ss si i5iat /
The Administration seems to be determined to a
beard the Douglas. Chicago jour-
The worst "bearding" that Douglas has got is
he manner in which Mr.. Buchanan treated his
to have bis friend Richardson I,
ppointed Governor Of Minnesota Mr.. Buchan. q
n very kindly appointed some one else. !
a5-The Jefferson Texas Herald Of February 5
7th, says: We noticed on Saturday peach and 0
hin, froos in fn hlnnp, |
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25


New HAMPSHIRE has honored herself in her
recent election. One year ago, at tie close Of
most excited contest and upon the largest poll
the State had ever known, the opposition GOV.
ernor had plurality of barely SO votes, while
1850 were cast for the "Old-Lne Wing" candi
date. The Opposition barely carried the Legis.
lature, though the Kansas question was directly
before the people, and the Presidential Election
in prospect. Now, with Mr.. Buchanan just in.
augurated, both Houses OF the next Congress
fixed against US, the Supreme Court virtually
outlawing US, and the Doughface press every
where asserting that "bleeding Kansas" has
ceased to suffer, the Republicans, on a moderate
poll carry every branch Of the State Govern.
ment by some Three Thousand majority re-elect
their three Members Of Congress, and thus show
to the world that the Republican spirit of the
Free States is buoyant and inyincible. ~, -. ..
" n-.l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
: g Boston, March "a,

-. ~" Oos'oh, MnFeHI It.t tSFA
w Lientss H. NJ Crsbbe and Cornelius Y au Al VA,
Charleston Nayv Yard Who w.. ''.p sbsra o! -
drunk nkenness whlelon duty, have pleaded gully s1x
,olore been resnse,ss Tor ibsir siae, ss%oq
good conduct ~ 9a2igS@"sa All Fss e2'o04 10 naEsH
uator Hale, of NJ H., and his daughter are es4ss
sick a. Dovers They boarded the Sstiensld bss
Hotel when in Washington. ,5f - = =. :.
The screw steamship Alps with four dly.i ID AA' al
ter news from Europe, is now "a days 5bi Tor sao1
this port, she has not been signaled sss S .s "a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

ssNEw YoRK ELEcr1ox.- 1t is understood that
at the recent town elections in New York there
was partial fusion Of tho Buchanan and the
Known Nothing parties, and the Border Rufian
papers claimed victory in advance. 1t turns
out otherwise, and that the Republican, have
beaten both parties. Last year the Republicans
elected 24e Super visors, Democrats s2l, Know
Nothings Ill. This year, the Republicans have
ss4, Democrats 1875. Know Nothings Is. Re-
publican gain 100, majority over both llS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
3 n. Dre1sllos ovrssurrD1 IL NV HHnpsHn.r.

4 Tnr DEc1sIos ovERsuLxDN NEw HHxrsH1ax.
The Albany Evening Journal says the vanlted
basement Of the Capitol. where the Supreme
Court siss. d not the place where Judgment has
been passed on the slavery question. There Is
. higher court where they administer higher
law. Down iron . court room whose pillars are
granite hilis, With capitals Of snov, and whose
roof i the arch Of heaven, comes the verdict Of
ths tribunal ef last resors-EHE rEoPLk-Here
! mir decision: .ss sai
f No more slave territory! s4stt
No more slavs states!
A Republican Gcvernoe!
4 Rspuhlicaa L4gishtarei sAae :
An Republican Sate Omcsui @ s=,.s s s
2 An Rspablscans Csasrssnaai asse
-@lsf u
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

n a y. correspondence OF UAIy IInes -. =
Fhs statement is erroneous that Governor a.
sieart's rssignaton bad been recsived.. The
President bias nothing from him. Gen. Cass has
received telenraphc dispatch IRON Geafyf re- sra
auestng that decaive steps ibe immednteiy sabssrss
ken y sustain him and indicating his proa,. re- , =,
sgnasion as the alternative. The subject eccu- :. :
pied the Cabinet today throughout long and @es
earnebt discussion s@aF % .oad asca ses STsssSsa
Mr.. Buchanans dispositionis 70 sustaiu Geary.
the forthern Democratic sentiment here II IN s5s
lecidtdly sshe sams direction heo gssss
wing ofE the Cabinet 10 understood TO- oppose ,sal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

.'ss7 hsf ,fssRoIassia Il .swal IL s,.,s..s ].
asgssis s1s tssehssihns ~ sssoss,s,,
'sss tSs on stS9 .5giEsasa. III l,y,.,, :.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
Peoria and Oquawka Railroad.
nm &


Open q shc junction with the i. q. -.
DE0RIA and Ct. Louis in Railroad connections. The
shortest and only reliable route TO Bloomington, De-
tsf Springfield, Alton 81. Louis Cairo, and al 6ooth'
@eois. Also, TO Cincinnati and the valley of the
Ohio hss Passengers, by taking this route via Tssre
Asse and Indianapolis, save - milestp gong 20 i'm
Nns between Peoria and Ct. Louis only twelve hoats
on ana ascr september 10TH 1856, the trains OF ees
above road willieave Peoria daiJ, teaAosss
as tolicws;
Leave Peoria (st Louis .ran lAb p. M, Arrtvirg -
Illinois Central, 3s35 p. m.
n M, arriving at III. Centrsl J:!o, r y.
2 M, Gen. Junc,n 10 . M, arriving at Peoria ..
~ q Assr 81 sop. M, lSt- Louis trainl arriving
aSt s4.S At Peoria ais p. "a.
UrhrcuKA tickets 10 all the above places, ,neindne
wsssne, baitinose Phadephia, etc, car be procured
0the once. TS g sf7Tt
Passengers requested to procure tickets
king aeats In the cars.
rfaias leave east end Of Bridge. 0mnibases VII betn
attendance ut the to convey 70 asy
Of the city, w.H.CRUGER, Superintendent.
PscfiA, Sept. Z, 1855. seso20
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

! tB We are glad to know that so large was
the amount Of land entered by spectators with
in tho State Of Iowa during the last two or three
years, that Notwithstanding our Railroads are
going right ahead and the State making great
advances in population, the tightness of the
times is forcing them to sell. Good lands can be
bought second hand, within the Railroad grant,
at t2,5o to s.. We hail this as favorable
omen, Emigrants, while they can get choice
lands at these figures, in the vicinity Of Rail
roads certainly to be built in q very few years,
will stop in Iowa in preference to going to Kan
sas and Nebraska, or to the hyperborean wilds
Of Minnesota. And again.. our land offices will
soon be opened when lands not lying within
the grants can be bought at the Government
price, (ten shillings) and those along these lines
of Railroad at $3.50 per acre. q Where can SO
good locations and SO rich quality Of land be
procured At such figures?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

-hAr: A-S Busnet, efspseily, Of. Cincinnati.
preached IN his church in New York cty on Sa,.T
day night from this text, selecfed ffonf r;9t, ,
ing paper, 20 Wit Sah %2G:n&yhs sasff 80
- ehsfce for some lnsasa For sale. eo,c.. a,
Liquor store, opposite = Factory where shs,e
:rs .sxs iaaadssd a'ssssp.eysd anlltsr AUD !,
3 ~ rs aassssss'sei .asassoo -. !
y = seaa'iiai 10 ssasis sass svs,sr,,..,.. -.
d -. ~ 'zs.s = hssa.ass's ass Hsssxs.s ssss,,r
~ 'ssi'Aziasasas ,ssssaa y, 4 60. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

SRRrous Acc1DENr-We understand the
Steam Saw Mill belonging to Mr.. Sharp, North
of Middletown, blew up Monday afternoon, kill
ling two men. We learn, that the name Of one
Of the persons killed was Cary. employed in the
Mil. The other person was from Dodgville or
vicinity aud our informant was unable to give
US his name. He was accidently at the Mill on
business. The MiE was totally demolished.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

~We regret to learn of the sudden death
at Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday morning last Of
Henry, only son Of Mr.. H. B. spelman, of this
city, aged about fourteen years. .S.. = :.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

aIs-The Jefferson Texas Herald Of February
l7ti, says: We noticed on Saturday peach and
plum trees in full bloom.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

The PoRK TRADE, OF CiScrSSATi.-A corres-
pondent writing from Cuuc pnst, says: .,.,,, =,
h The pork trade Is very active, aud considera-
BILE Speculative feeling exists. The caicdlation-
of the quantity Of hogs killed, aud their weight
has been made up showing 81 per ceist., dee
,fcit, 10 s.35 s5d r.,.#ss ,.ta. . ,si -..., -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
Resigma,ion OF Gov. Geary.

The ST. Louis Democrat Of the l7.h publishes
a statement OF Gov. Geary, iu relation ia the .,,
Attire Of Kansas, accompanied by. his re.iEus-
ion, the cause OF which is the failure OF Mr. y@t
Pierce TO tulbll pledges made to suppoft Inn al :
he Time Of his appointment Gov. Geats sass. ri
These pledges were TO support hin tO,sty5
with army, mi lila anu treasury, II nccesstt3but 10
'nstead oi lec.ivlng ,hl. aid, lie has p,d .,,yv
out VI his own pocket 10 support tue sdtufs-
ration. he hos been refused inaf afylsid Nnspr Fg
the nj os urgent circu taucss, and tiwsricd 6Y 60
ejudiciary OF the territory III s'ery p'sslvit
manner. -------a E
lhs Governor states that fit y msi, were unes- -sa
oath IRON the, day he entered the co,piry tHbe
iei u assassii,aie him provided his oiicia -s-
reer did nor meet Their approval. The 9OSefnus RI
regret. the step he Is oDged to take. 'Htla fa
Z he feels conhdrntthat u ath. PROMISED ss.sis, 7
,ancei had besn rendered he rould have edl ia.
Il cred the Affairs OF The country aecep abiy rs
all honest settlers. Iii relation ~ the oa,ra s
committed by the pro-savery party Le says tbe assa
uuit has not been told, "-S -
HeIpronounces the murder Of BafFam By llsts Ea
the most cold booded and strocroua.. vyvr 2 81
Witnessed His version Of tine Sheriard afaj ~ m
similar to that already reported. HrruA-, how.
ever, that the account published III the Rtpubl ~"
Can over the signature vt Jones, Is trsue " ty
fal.eloods. ~ fo''hdFf'A
The Governor complains bitterly Of ob.ruc. 'a.'
tlons and mutlations ut his espondelee he ege
says the mail has constantly been op,ne., and 49,
all Objectionable matter 10 aud from him es-
tracted. Tie Governor thinks the establishment
oi a Slavery constiioS on iDey yiiable zss EfxfgR
I We call the particular attenti.n Of those who "a,
nave al along sworn MT ths; account oi Bpr-
der HItHan GU rages in Kansas were Back 'nc- t&
publican lies 10 the Statements Of Govt Gedry ZlGc
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
E. JOY,
dnn nMiiscr and MMnmfaGtHsyens, q q

DOORS, NISH.FRA MES, WINDOW BLINDS
WEA 1IxER- d .54OI2
Oh u :. r u sN p FixtNfes.sE
WOULD say 70 those Wishing to build that !
have on hand seven hundred Doors aud other work
In the building line In proportion.
am prepared to CONTRACT Cottage Buildings IN town
or country Ae heretofore -1.5,ssss9
have 3, houses and lots, ranging from seven hun.
dred u thousand dollars, which will sell rent
accomnhodating terms. 81 IS
Also, II lots in Northern Addition, ranging from two
TO six kuudred dollars, which wall sell partly time
Those Wishing homes would do well to give me call
feb II. 81. bpy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

r. HOMICIDE AT CAIRo.-WeTeRret TO anno ounce ial
that the fair fame ofooar city has again been
tarnished by q deed Of blood. Qu Tuesday
evening about 8 O'clock, DR.. T. F. Blackburn ~
shot by Dr. D. T. Smith, Of tile origin ~
affair we forbear to speak, there u any ss
contradictory drumors that 1t is difficult de. 30
| terlnine in which to place credence. The wound
was inflicted with Colt revolver the bail Ia 1ssd
king effect the left side below the arn p,ss.iz 20
ing through the lungs andliver. tsDrs B. died vsa s,
the following night, AID an inquest mas held on 4
| his body Yesterday, and ytrdic given in ~
/ cordance with the facts DR.. g. lett t.e city, %
soon after the occurrence, and &C lhe atssc. q
touhts had mot been heard o DEB. wns q g. -
gentleman Of some reputation as ply sician,
and MAS relative Of the late E. c. Blackburn "a
tor long time ex oici6 Mayor 81. Luais. ~ s5ab
r. 111i' tCsro Egyptian. ssti. .sgsg g;s,
/ :, Tux BsEcxssRlDex CoAL-OlL Tie teken. sai
ridge Coal Company bave offerei 10 suIpy ,he
Lighthouse Board viii ysooo gio!is u 'oig, 1gas
the coming year prJposng to sel. it lower tif on
have exceient pso soperties The Bo1rd win Tta
test the oil, aud If satI.factory wiiinase the
tract. 80 Sse Fi5afe hsEsts a4af0.9a -
It is said that the sippy Of all Kind, or oil is SAG
the demand, siiieb increases sac
yearly, the price steadily advancing zoo ~ ssissd
'S The New York Jodrnai of comnitfs. II - sl,e "a
following article the ~o Is al clovepvr. Ken ~
/ tysky: ''s' ,7' 10 'Hss aaia1 yaa y 4as7sz
4 % Alcovepot, Kentucky On the Ohio rivss. feusal
extensive new works, Running l2 Ietorrs might ,,i
aud day, consuming tom eight ten, to,,s uf
coal eyess y hours, and proJuclns "a. gaiIons
o. ca e,sJf or M ~ ssls 9,.,iI Yields
Senkoie 10 OF napth's 2as Of iabs,c una ont, aid
l7bfo' ul io' isn lsin<in,g s.. t.,r -,
bsizo.s rsadIly sells ~ tI,6O p.r gallon ln-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

''i.s'-s.- elf 8 sas hi seesss sss1 sssrs
.sssS.is2 isssssseS.i assss 10 s.l;
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I { Vhe treaty respecting Central America reCent-
ly negotiated at London by Mr.. Dallas with Lord
| Clarendon was Yesterday ratified by the Senate
by the close vote of thirty-two to fifteen Zone
more than the two.thirds Frequired.)a Our cor.
respondent states that all but one of the Repub-
licans voted to ratify. Some amendments were
proposed, but they do not seem to be material,
| and we think they will be readily assented to oy
the British Ministry. 1t is possible, but we think
hardly probable, that Lord Napier is already
empowered to assent to them. So @ it1.5al.
THIS Treaty is open to grave objections of
principle, in that it seems to bind our country
with Great Britain in a complicated partnership
for the regulation and management Of Central
American affairs. We could hardly have coun-
seled its negotiation; but, being negotiated, we
could not advise its rejection. The fact that it
is most distasteful to the Fillibusters, and re-
garded by them as an impeachment to the reali-
zation of their dreams, reconciles US to its gra-
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ssasp Lsnds.

1'4 By the politeness of GOV. Grimes We publish
the following letter from the Commissioner Of
the General Land Oflice which will be found
important 70 purchasers Of Swamp or overflow.
ed lands
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

a At the German (Amateur) Theatre, Tues
day night, was played the Drama of Deborah,
the Jewes," in four acts. The principle char
acters weD happily conceived and we'll sus.
tanned throughout, particularly that Of "Debo-
rah." The house was crowded, there being a
perfect jam, and the play was received with
great applause. = - ts'' ,'s's ~
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F.. NER., GUNSMITH.
(sucCRssos TO D. q. EbERsoL.)


CslAMAla So. between WatersnlM Main-
A CENERAlsass L. assortment of Guns, Pistols, ,Knives
IA and sporting implements kept constantly on hand
and manufa cturedto order. Nstt t.s.sG
prcss - -.Il 4, iy99bpy
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yXTARMlNG-Ncws for the Million!
w r. HUTCHINSON 4 CO., have made arrange
Goal 10 any quantities. and At low rates any house
this aide OF the hank
eH- Ordersieft at Ogden 4 Copp's on Water Street,
viii be promptly attended to- :
dec p2-bptf. ~ 2 Gazette copy)
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G0ING!-The old Market House was sold the
other day for sixty dollars to Mr.. Ryan, to be
removed in two weeks. Going out about the
same time, this old rattle.trap of q market house
reminds US very forcibly of'the Administration.
When placed where it now stands it was thought
to be just about the thing. But it has not only
outlived its usefulness but become an eye.sore
and nuisance, and its removal regarded as a
present blessing. s'Sic transit gloria mundi."
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nlTY BINDERY, BURLINGTON,
" Iowa, In Coolbaugh's building, over
Harbsch 4 Niefallsa Hardware Store, on

Main street. q ,.1
Aasic Magasines and all kinds Of Periodicals, nsatl,
Enthusiastically bound.
He also authorised to receive orders for all kinds
blank Rocks for the Bankers County Omcefs Mer
chants &c ctured at the well known establish
,nent OF Rraunhold Some, OF Chicago.
Pamphlets Checks Receipts, &c &C. stitched or nount
. order. [Apr. %. .brtfl STEPHEN 7. ACkR.
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