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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25

rnHN ENGLISH + GoopRIcH. THOMAS DlXsH
New Phi ladelphia boundary ana
Ma chine Works.
TuscaraWaS County, Ohio,
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF Stationary aud
potable
Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Gearing; FOR Saw pnd Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shatting and pull
lies, Turning Lahs for iron and wood, mechanics
tools, screws cutting, turning, boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts, window caps
and slls for houses, railroad works &c; i'll short,
they are prepared to do all kinds OF work usually
done in Foundries and Machine Shops Also.
Horse powers. SepaFatORS,
Corn Shelters straw cutters, horse rakes, and cast
plows of all descriptions. The latest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the first premium
at the Ohio State Fair in 1855 Also,
LeaVitt's Corn and Cobb Naill.
This received the "iirst premium" in thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the "Star Mill
at the late State Fair in Columbus, thus proving its
superiority over all others They are manu- actured
by us only for the counties of Coshocton, Harrison,
Carroll and Tuscaruwas.
Threshing Machine, and PlOW
Castings, Coal Stoves, Hollow ware, &c, always on
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of alt kinds made and finished in
the neutest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRICH & DIXON
w. LcnnOX, SWp't.
June H. lSi6-H.
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r. K. QUEST,
FAN CY GooDs.

" ~
TINE subscriber would respectfully annaunce to
l. the citizens Of Cadiz, and the public in geF eraI'
that being desirous OF making Cadiz his permanent
location. he has tskeH the room, first door east OF
F. Hamtons shoe store, directly opposite the pub
lie buildir gs, main sreet) where he is now open.
ing a large and splendid stock of the above goods
among which may G found Gold and Silver Eng.
lish levers, Gold and Silver Swiss ancnors and
Lepines. A large assortment of 8 dny and 80 hour
brass mantle Clocks, with or without alarm.
Gold Fingorrings Earrings and Breastpins in
great ariety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains. -
Gold miniature cases nrge and small Gold, Sill.
yer, steel and german plated spectacles to suit all
Bges Silver, german and albata table and tea.
spoons, Razers, Knives and scissors--pocket wal
let's and Port-monies Of every description Fancy
-four vaces and fine toys--hair, Clothes eeih anc
shaving brushes. India rubber, buffalo common
terck, puff, pocket and redding combs. All
which he will sell at the lowest eash price.
N. B. intend carrying on the Clock and Wutcl
repairing in ali its various branches and from lcna
experieace in the business | hatier myself that
can do work in such manner as to give universa
ttisfaction All work done or sold, warranted "a
be as represented. Call and examine for yourselves
Cadiz Oct. ls, ls55-6m. Blk. QUEST.
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MclSTYRE CRErE, Jeff co , o

October IL, 1896.
MESSEs. MEANS &; BROTHERS.: 1--WE have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best Of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours RALSTON 81 BROWN.
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MANUFACTURED BY
DONALD KENNEDY.

No. 100 Warren Street. Roxbury, Mass. Price 81
Wholesale Agents. Geo. II. Keyser, Pittsburgh
T. II. Logan g. Co Wheeling; J. 7. Flemming, al
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and Jonn Mclean
Cadiz; and by James Cudy, Cadiz Junction OF 5.
|. X. r.; and by all respectable druggists every
where.
Ian T. 1851, ,ly. ... r-ar...
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Ia .EINE AL
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

AT THE STORE OF
Brown &c Bro,
ON Ma Tlket street.
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage hitherto
" extended TO them in their business, beg leave
to inform their friends and the community at large
hat they have received their stock of
SPRING IL SUMMER GOODS,
Which for beauty and variety cannot be excelled
town.
Give us a call, as we n re determined 10 sell chea
or cash or approved country produce.
BROWN & BRO.
April %, 1857
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ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, jeff CO
September Is, 1856. I
MESSEs. MEANS & BRoTHLBS: My Engine does
first-rare. am satisfied and will npon all occaons
recommend the purchas Of Engines of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
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THE PERFUME
OF THE '"r
WESTERN HEMISPHERE,
FRESH FROM LIVING LOWERS. q
MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA w AFTER

MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA w AFTER
This rnre perfume and cosmetic isprepared from
tropical flowers of surprising fragrance, without
the admixture of coarse essential oils, which form
tie staple OF ma ny Essences" and Extracts for
the Toilet" :" Its Aroma is as nexhaustible as that
of the ''Farina Colonge," and fresh and delicate
as the breath of Living Blossoms. , t4t
What are its AntecedentS!
For twenty years it has mainto med its ascendency
over oil other perfumes throughout Cuba, South
America and the West Indies. II has been intro
duced into the United States, in response to the
earnest demand growing out Of its Southern reputa-
tion. A cure for
Headache and Faintness.
As ar odor for the handkerchief, it is as delicious
as the soto OF Roses" II lends freshness and
transparency to the complexion; and removes head
ache and faintness.
COUNTERFEITS. poo sff'
Beware of limitations. Look for the nauie
MURRAY g. LANMAN on the Bottle, Wrapper
ant Ornamented Label. Sold by D. 1: LANMAN
g. CO., wholesale druggists, No. SO Water Street.
New York, and by all druggists, at 30 cents per
bottle. - f.,4g tsM Vi
April !, ls57-ly
T,REsH TEAS, Cainbodia, and Young Hyson
10 Teas OF fsuperior favor, tc be had at
ap22 = q 4 McF ADDPN. i
TYLOCKS-'Ihe very best manufactured, Tor sale
" cheapat =. .. BAKRETIS-
HAT5 and Made up Clothing for sale on good
So il. McfADDEN. =
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
WHE.T at HATClIEISS g. co

VnuIEs AukubI IJt IoJO. WI \ "
IN Bushels prime Clover Seed just received and
0U Tor sails W a. II McFAFnENS.
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Elii!IdI!!Ii;'!Ila
PhiIadeipnia MedicaI House.
TWO YEARS

Established twenty-five years ago by DR.. KlNK-
ELM, corner of Third and Union streets, Phila.
delnhia pa
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kE2IN WHICH. ......''....s...... 80. D. WEIGH
REIN WEIGH & CO.,
Bankers a. Exchange Brokers,
OFFICE, MAIN ST., OPPOSITE PUELIc BUILDINGS,
Cad11, Ohio.


Notes, Drafts, Uncwrent MOaey and Land
Wda1ts.
kJParticular attention given to the collections
On this and other poin ts throughout the Union,
january 2s, 1857, IT,
R1-INfERE5T paid on Deposits at the Banking
House of kEzIN WLLcH ~ CO.,
R1PuRCHASED, and tor sale at the Banking
Iiouse Of kkzIN WELcH Il CO.,, Sight and Time
Bills on New York, philadelphia, Baltimore, Pitts.
hufgh, and all the principal cities OF the Union.
EJLAND WARRANTS Purchased and for sale
q. tho Banking House OF KEzIv WELcH e. co.,
9grPREMlUM paid on gold and silver at the
Barking House Of kEzN WEIGH a co.,
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Rusunrss GarOs.
JOSIAH M, ESTEP.

JOSIAH M. ESTEP.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
CADlZ ONO.
Office, Main Street, opposite Beall's Drug Store
COLLECTIONS in this and adjoining Counties
carefully attended to, and special attention givento
r, NvEYANcING. dec. 20, 1884
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JESSE H. McMATH,

AGtBEWGy sHAaN NUtaNSFFUE NL KAWW,
CADIZ, ONO.
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties. All business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt and diligent attention
acy Othce--ln the room formerly occupied by Gen
Bostwck, Market Street, Cadiz, Ohio.
April 2, 1856
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DELAWARE CITv, K. t.
September 10, 1856.
MFsSRS MrANS. "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
hy YOU, work finely II dotp ai thst we ask, OF
that you warranted il TO do We wish you could
make more sales in this territory.
ODBER'r G. SOLOMON.
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CtAS'TER OIL, in bottles, and on draught, prime
~ article fnr sale bv nov % 1858 j BEALL
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JOSEPH MANS. IA,fEs MANS gro. B. MEANS
MEANS & BROTH ERS.
STEUB VILE. OHIO.
IRON FOUNDERS,
Engine builders, Manufacturers OF lllIeshing Ma
chinr aud Mill Castings. Glering Machinery, Pull
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shaiting, with heavy
forging. &c, sc
Our facilities euable Us to do work of this kind
unequalled in this part Of The State. Orders ad-
ressed to Means g. Brothers steubenvills Ohio
We add extra cts frrm letters addressed TO US du.
RUG the last year relative TO our Engines
LAGRANGE, jefferson CO., o.
August I, 1856 !
MEANS & BROTHERS: "Your Engine has now been
in operation long enough to satisfy me. have
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels ol
coal and think il we had good dry wheat il could
be done with less coal have no hesitation in re-
cOmnending your Engines. ..,,.,,
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(tAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen
" ellis, etc, ETC., for sale cheap by
april 1853 JOHN BEALL
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wv have very large and superior lot OF Man
w tlas which must be sold cheap
ap22-tf HATCHER e. co.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DICOVERY
OF THE AGE

DR.. Kennedy. Of RuXbmy, has discovered in on
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
Every Kind Of + umor
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DAYSON'S GONORRHOEA SPECIFIC, for
Il Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Obstrurc.
tions of the Urine, Gravel, &C., &c. For sale by
Dec. l9, 1855 JOHN BEALL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR DEB

TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
An old man, named Gregg, who has
been confined in Fauquier county Jail since
the 1st of October, 1916, for debt under
the old law, was released on Christmas day,
by jailor Cross, there being nothing left in
the hands of the law to pay his Jail expen-
ses. We learn that this man had property
enough to pay the debt against him but,
that be preferred spending his weary hours
within the gloomy walls of his county
prison, to paying the debt he owed. The
person who had him confined has been
dead soue years, but put provision in his
will appropriating sufficient amount TO
keep him in limbo as long as he lived.
Somehow or other, this stipulation has
given out, and of course Gregg becomes
free again. When he left the Jail door,
be appeared to be perfectly bewildered, and
did not know which way to travel, but in
a short time he became fully conscious OF
his freedom, and strutted about with an air
of one who knew what liberty used to be
in "bygone days" Rarrenfo''n { va
Wig
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

A Coon REToRT-A lady, whose hus-
band had for several Sundays following
been ieeringly telling her that the great
motive with women going to church was
merely to display their bonnsts, at last
lost all patience and said to him: "Thsn'
sir, | suppose the reason why you gentle
men SO rarely come to church is, because
YOU can rot show your hats"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

Mr.. BREcKINRIDGE-A paragraph Is
going the rounds of the papers commen-
cling thuswise: "In recent sketch of his
life the author says that Mr.. Breckinridge
commenced life poor and parentless." Ka-
ther. poor start that. Perhaps, like Top
sy, he "wasn't born, he growed."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

ster, while those oft he same name in
Down and Antrim arc generally de-
s cendeG from the fsmily Of Wester
Ballat, a cadet of the house Of Qnpi-
kill. D, ..f,.,s,
"James Buchanan, the American
President, descended from taniily y-of
those early settlers to the north of Ire
land. His grandfather, we believe,
was farmer in the townland Of Tatty-
reagh, parish of Drumragh, in the
County Tyrone, about four miles from
Omagh. His father, the eldest of
two sons, emigrated to the United
States some time towards the end of
the last century, and died in America,
having never revisited his native
count. Some of his relatives are
still residents in Tyrone, and occupy
respectable positionsin society" ID
>~y~~>~,.~~,.~>,~,~~o,~>--~> l.r,
None EXEAPT.-In her life of Geo.
Washington, Mrs. Kirkland gives US
one close view Of that stately lady,
Mrs. Martha Washington a.ri
"lf we were to give our private
opinion, says Mrs. Kirkland, eve
should say that Mrs. Martha Gusts
Washington, with her large .fasiVne,
her strong domestic tastesA Fec
tions, and her dutiful comS Sense
character, exercised her full share OF
influence over the Commander-in.
Chief of the Armies of the United
States of America. She had q very
decided way of speaking, and as she
never meddled in public affairs, we
can easily imagine the General letting
her have her own way in pretty much
everything else. r,
GA guest at Mount Vernon happen.
ed to sleep in a room adjoining that
occupied by the President and his la
dy. Late in the evening, when peo-
pie had retired to their various cham
bers, he heard the lady delivering. a
very animated lecture to her lord and
master upon something he had done,
that she thought ought to be done diff
terently. To all this he listened in
the protoundest silence, and when she,
too, was silent, he opened his lips and
spoke, now good sleep to you, my
dear This anecdote of the great
man in his night,c0p, is quite charac-
teristic ofhim, but it is equally so Of
lords and masters, who VIC imagine,
all receive curtain lectures, as Mr.
Caudlo and Washington did, in pro-
found silence. Experience probably
teaches them that it is the better
way"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
A lIisdenI in Love.

The Keokuk Gate CITY relates the
following:
Ed. II. paid his addresses to Rosa,
the daughter of a DR.. p, of that city,
but his suit was not favored by her pa
rents, and she was driven to mako
clandestine appointments with her dar,
ling Ed. One of these eventuated fun
nily enough. Ed. was to come to the
house and wait outside till the lights
were turned of, and then she would
quietly let him in. The evening came,
and Rosa thought her parents would
never retire. But after awhile the
Doctor sought his night cap, and Rosa
slipped of into the back parlor and
sat down in the dark. Her mother,
thinking all others had gone to bed,
lighted a lamp, turned off the gas, and
went up stairs to bed. But while she
was standing in the hall, at the head Of
the stairs, she heard a gentle rap ON
on the door. Fearing that the wind
would blow out her only light, she
thoughtlully set it down in the hall,
and descended to the door by its un,
certain light. As she threw open the
door, in rushed Ed, and, seizing her,
in his arms, he began such q siege Of
kissing as prevented hererying out for
aid. Poor Ed. did not discover his
error until he had called her his dar-
ling Rosa about ninety times, and re-
ceived on his face a blow for each kiss.
But hearing himself called an imper-
tinont villain, he incontinently fled the
house, as greatly chragrined as Mrs.
Z. was angry. 1-ce aa}t
Whether his devotion or persistcn.
cy won the mother to his favor, is not
stated, but Ed. and Rosa were Shortly
married, with the full consent OF her
parents. 1t proved with Eds love-
making as it often docs in cards, a
Inisdeai changes the luck. - ,s-a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

and happiness to rolling over with Q
pretty girl in a stream Of water.
A New Way for Paying u Sub
s. sCFiptiOn.
A correspondent of the Lagrange
Wing gives the following amusing &C
count Of the way a farmer was taughi
how cheaply he could take the papers
The lesson is worth pondeling by {
good many men we 'wot Of?
"You have hens at home, oicourse
Well, will send you my paper fol
one year for the proceeds Of q single
hen for one season; merely the pro
ceeds. 1t seems triAing, preposter
GUS, to imagine the products ofa sin
gle hen will pay the subscription; per,
haps it won't, but l make the offer"
"Done!" exclaimed farmer B;
81 agree to it," and appealed to me as
a witness to the affair.
The farmer went away apparently
much elated with his conquest, and
the editor went on his way rejoi-
cling. .
Time rolled around, and the world
revolyed on its axis, and the sun NOV.
ed in its orbit just as it formerly did,
the farmer receiving his paper regu-
larly, and RECALLING himself with the
information Erom it. He not only
knew the affairs of his own country
but become conversant with the polit-
ical and financial convulsions Of the
times. His children delighted, too,
in perusing the contents oftheir week
ly visitor. In short he said, she was
surprised at the progress of hisself
and family in general information"
Some time in the month Of Septem-
Der, happened up again at the office,
when who should enter but our old
friend farmer B.
"How do you do, Mr.. B--W
said the editor, extending his hand,
and his countenance lit up with a
bland smile; "take q chair. sir, and
be seated; fine weather we have
"Yes, sir, quite fine, indeed" an
swered the farmer, shaking the prof
fered paw of the editor, and then Q
short silence ensued, during which
our friend B hitched his chail
backward and forward, twirled hi
thumbs abstractedly, and spit pro
fuseIy. Starting up quickly, he said
addressing the editor:
"Mr. D, l have broughtyo
the proceeds of that hen"
1t was amusing to see the peculiar
expression of the editor as he followed
the farmer down to the wagon.
could hardly keep my riSibles
down.
When at the wagon, the farmer
commenced handing the editor the
products of the hen, which, on being
counted, amounted to eighteen pul-
lets worth a shilling each, and a num-
ber of eggs, making in the aggregate,
at the least calculation, $3.50, one
dollar moIe than the price of the pa
per. ...
"No need," said he, "of men moi
taking q family newspaper, and pay
ing for it, too. don't miss this from
my roost, yet / have paid fora years
subscription, and dollar over. All
folly, sir, there is no man but can
take a paper; it's charity, you
know, commences at home"
"But," resumed the editor, 81 will
pay you for what is over the subscrip'
ton. did not intend this as a means
of profit, but rather to convince you.
| will pay for -"
"Not a bit of it, sir; bargain is q
bargain, and | am already repaid, sir
-doubly paid, sir. And whenever
a neighbor makes the complaint | did
| will relate to him the hen story
Good day, gentlemen"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

The Boston papers tell a good one
about John Phoenix. While stopping
in that city a short time since, at the
fremont House, he one evening on
retiring, left his boots outside the door.
In the morning he found them there,
with the previous days dirt on them.
Said John, gravely, to a servant as
he passed" I" the people in this house
are very honest-my boots have re-
mained there at the door all night and
no one has touched them" John
went to the theater once, where Mrs.
Smith was advertised to appear in teco
pieces. After the performance he de-
manded the return of his money, for
he said Mrs. Smith appeared ,choLe
during both performances Sandns-
ky Register. hiss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

that mine is the only instance on rec
ord ola gentleman who owes wealth
and happiness to rolling over with q
pretty girl in stream Of water.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
rrRMs nF PuRLICATION.

One copy one year, in advance, Si'oU
If paid after six months, ,z'VV
Clubs of ten new subscribers TO ! 7. o. 1000
The money must invariably accompany the
orders from Clubs .,-u
t5g-No paper win be discontinued until all ar
lssrages are paid up, unless at the option OF the
Publisher.
when tho paper is not ordered 10 be discontin-
ned at the end OF the year, II win be continued.
TERMS OFAADVERT TIsING. 'S'
One Square 90 lines) Insertions. 80. 81 90
Zach additional insertion. .'''.''''' 25c
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Three do. 100 1000 1900
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Il column 1900 EOUo Su,oO
All rule and figure work will be charged one
half more than tho above rates.
Special notices will be charged double the above
rates. -
Cards of Physicians, Lawyers, or others, con-
tanning five lines or less, IS per annum'
Obituary notices exceeding five lines VIII Dc
harged half price.
r1y@ Notices of all kinds for tho benefit Of pri-
Vatoindividuals charged at the usual rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

U "Dr. Kalorum, do you think
my dater will get well 2" IS
Well, if she don't get no. wuss,
and does get some better, she may
probably get over it. That's my opip-
ion, madam, and think | ort toknow!'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

A Coon REAsoN..--A lady. was
asked the other day, why she chose .td
live single life, and simply replied:
Because | am not able to support p
husband,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

PUzzLE.-Here is something worth
studying over. We find it in an old
paper-if any Of our patrons can solve
it, and tell the point, they are perfect
ly at liberty to do so: fF
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

UThere is a man out west so for,
getful Of faces that his wife is COM.
PEELED to keep a wafer stuck on the
end of her nose, that he may distin.
guish her from the other ladies, but
this does not prevent him from ma
king occasional mistakes -g gsb-oi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

Tintion | /" exclaimed an Irish ser
geant to his platoon; 6 front face, and
tend to rowl call AS many of yes
as is presint will say Herel' and as
many Of yes as is not presint will say
absint )
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

A KIND HEARTED NEaRo.-' Pom
pey, are you willing to be damned if
It should be the Lords will ~ in
Quired pious friend. 20, yes, mas
sa, and more too; | am willing you be
damned too, massa! "replied Pompey.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
Gbe yftt9rtgur Democrat.

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