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. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

-. o.. GREIv AMERICAN
-tE. U. 8. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON, EMRA, BISGHANPToS, SARATOGA
.,.....s ...y s., SPRINGS, . t-.5
7. And all points in New England, via
MICHIGAN S0G'FssEIev X LAKE
q. 81 .as, SIsGlsEff. Re. -srs.. ..-
IEpoRTAET TO THE TRAvELER-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route is the only connecting direct
y in the depcts thus avoiding entirely the annoyauces
of ferryng rivers via Michigan Central and Grea!
Western Route 5 -'- ag---s--. .tII
,tss-F-5g THREE TRAINS A DAY,
Sundays excepted, carrying the great through Eastern
Mail.
One hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland,
Ptsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash.
ngton any other route, and the exdeditious
to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New York and
Boston.
49, -5.s. TRAINS LEAVE, VIE.
ls-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago at.....7.45 A..
arrive in Cleveland at9 No., Yew York and Boston
next evening.
2d-Express Mai,ieave Chicago at.............3PH.,
arrive in Cleveland morning at o'cock Pitts
burg al noon, Philadelphia, baltimore, New York and
Boston next morning.
3dNew York Boston Expresseav Chicago S.45
arrive in Cleveland next day at NJ Pittsburgh and
Wheeling NJ. Philadelphia, Baltimore ETC., fol-
lowing mornings; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving in New York
the next day a. noon, and Boston at i Pm.
Athe above trains connect drectthrough to allponts
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention. -
Only two trains on Saturday, leave at 80 A. NJ, and
800 P. 49,.
Only onetrain Sunday. leave s.45r.x.
The3.o0 P. II. train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'Clock. ~
.*4Baggage checked to DDnkirEaud Buffalo, thence
to New York ana Boston.
Only two changes OF cars between Chicago and Pitts.
burg. a.4..
Through Tickets good fox sos days and hours, allow
lug Passengers to stop over any where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wheel
ing Washington, etc, will from IL to q hours
time by takg amy Othe above Trains, any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads
will find attenti' heck agents the cars who will
ceive your ci!ech and convey your baggage free OF
charge, to the Mchg gan Southern cars
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office OF
the Michigan southern Road under The fremont House
Chicago and at the Passenger depot Of Van Blu
and Sherman streets, and allte Railroad Offices in
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will be
of Charge froIn the depot of the Chicago
and Burlington, Galcnn Ciir,o Tou and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars
S'-t GEO. MGRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago, the Passenger
Depot. TChicago, Nov 10, 1856.
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= = : NILLIN ERY, &c.
Misses McEIHINNEY IL CANDY,

al CShcc6osf. - - . -htSset AsHeW ..,I.
| DEG leave t~ir,.--, ti.slA es of Darlington afd
ID d'nr country .st they ave their
Spring stock ef aI....-, s-S AID faDc1 Goods,
which will compare hi wth any similar stock
In the city We hope by st. t attention to business to
merit SHARE OF public patronage. Country Milhrer
| supplied on liberalterBis.
| pinkinr and Stamping done TO order. Appreciates
vanted S5ofeoa Third Street, oJposse oia Z,es ~.
E. GaareA. Burpng ton Iowa. sep2o.s!
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RAILROADS..
Peoria, 0quawka s. Burlington Railroad

VIZ =
re-. ~ szs e
I'm and after Monday, April goth, .s5s, Trains VIZ
I yan Is follows, LaayIng East Rarngtea - a4,ts
FIRST Passenger At $40 A. NJ per C. p. Y. Trains,
connecng at GaIesburg with Trains Peers, arriving
at las Y. n. fses - ) 5..ts go ssst
second Passenger at ESQ p NJ, uraugh to Peoria
wj.ou, change Of Cars arriving at $50 j. NJ Freight
Train lea YES at esB A. M thre Peoria Returning
leaves Peoria 500 A. M.5-i.5DgsE s# ~ aassifs
fss,Lsss s., PEORIA. & & AZ 81 ss.ss.
Leaving the Depot at Kelogg's Warehouse:
First Passenger nj 1:So A. M through tn Burlington
without change OF Cars arriving at l.aeP. M.
second Passenger 9go r. NJ. connecting at Gales
burg with Trains OF b. & O. Il. r., arriving at Bur-
lins:un at 1870 p. NJ. E1
TEXTS can be procured the Office of tie Company
toa stage o.ce) Barrett House Third street Also any
fnfraiion in regard to the Road connecting routes,
&C., Sc. 7assss y IL hhn ,ss Asshs.
r. B. ROBERTS sGp't, PEORIA s7N5C,t&sa s71sS7
CIIAs. i. FoLLETT, Gent Ticket ACT, Peoria.
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DR.. s. O. RICHARDsON,s

DR.. s. O. RICHARDSON'S
= Ia r. L. Id n w y +. ES e il :: IL S i.
A RE you troubled with Dyspepsia Liver Complaints
II Jaundice Sick Headache Loss Of Appetite bilious
attacks, Nervousness, Weakness Piles, nry disease
arising from disordercd state of the Stomach and
Bowels? Use DR.. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine or
Bitters, and you will certainly get relief.
J. n. HARRIS co.
Propricurs for the Western States.
For sale by ALLEN HENDRICKS and E L. GAY, Bur.
lngton fapr 29-6uw%
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PROJECT looking To the concentration and
organization Of educational eiIor, is now un,
aer discussion IN Ohio, its outlines having
been submitted to the Faculties of the seye-
raj Colleges and other leaains aeyotees q,
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SEW Eioasss sIIss REcE.yEp.

MESSAGES 1secnapics aid Engi.
" ueeriBE.-Prncfples OF the Mechanics Of
Maehins-y aRd Engineering ~ Julius Weisaach; vols
ecsasn lilasu ated with thousand Ensrayings.
fey copies Of the ahoEe Valuable Work for sale by
AZ J. p. BROWN, =
mays ~ 81 BART House Buildings, Sd Il. s
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DRs. GARNER & BAILEY.
Ell Rim GT ON
l.. ~. pAIIsorr. PRINCIPAL.

Terrns-Por unlimited in Double Entry,
Mercantile Book Keeping, Penmanship. commercial
computations, Commercial Correspondence, &C., &c,
1880.
The course Of Instruction is the most comprehensive
taught, and is completely reduced practice as TO
meet every possible contingency IN business.
PeHIRa flsliip-Taught in the latest and most
approved principles.
&ommerGSal Law 7cctures-WDl be given
by Mr. c. Ben Darwin, Of the ablest OF the
Burlington Bar subjects necessary for every business
man 10 be acquainted with.
An Elegant SipI0ma-Under the seal Of the
State College OF awarded to all grsduatss
send for Circular by mail. FEB i5-w.
NEW SASH. DGaR AND ESLINDfAa.
~ iGk is Nj. Pleasant Street, opposite the va
Plank Road Depot adjoining tile OH Nm, darlington,
Iowa. All common work constantly on isnd and Or
ders, by mail or otherwise, promptly ausn9so =.
nov. 2s.w. -. uklAu LOPER
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DR.. WEAVER'S
CaEl1cr and. %ait SEhcuni syTnp, and

is udisputable fact that the above medicines are
the only inlaibe remedies before the public for
Cutaneous Eruptions, Salt Rleuru, Erys pcas Sore
Legs, Ulcers, Old Fever Sores, ScaId Head Scorbutic
EruptiOns, etc. etc.
For sale by ALLEN HENDRIcKs Burlington.
29-6 r,w*
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!. A Thrilling Incident.

8 Returning from visit to New Orleans, we
| were fortunate enough to secure passage IN
| line steamer, with but few passengers. =
Among the ladies, one especially interested
us. She was the widow Of a wealthy plan
ter, and was returning with only one child to
her father house. Her devotion to the child
| vas very touching, and the eyes Of her old
black nurse would FIJI with tears as she be-
sought her mistress "not to love that boy too
much, or the Lord would take him away
| from her '.. sz% fsHH E= 7@,.5 =, 81
We passed through the canal at Louisville
and stopped for few moments 1.-THE wharf,
when the nurse wishing to see the city, walk
ed out. on the guard at the back OF the boat,
where by sudden effort, the child sprang
| from her arms into the terrible current that
sweeps toward the falls, and disapp eared i'm
mediately, The confusion which ensued at
tractcd the attention OF q gentleman who was
sitting in the forepart of the boatquietly read
Ing. Rising hastily, he asked for some art.
Gle the child had worn. The nurse handed
| hm a tiny apron she had torn oil IN her Ell
| forts to retain the babe in her arms. Turn
| ing to splendid New loundand dog that was
eagerly watching his countenance, he point
| ed first to the apron, and then to the spot
where the child had gone under. In an in
slant the noble dog leaped into the rushing
water, and also disappeared. BY this time
| the excitement was intense. and some per-
sons on shore, supposing that the dog was
| lost as we'll as the child, they procured boat
| and started off to search for the body. just
| at this moment the dog was seen far away
with something in his mouth, l'rayely he
struggled with the waves, but it was evident
his strength was failing fast, and more than
one breast gave sigh Of reiieta the boat
| reached him and it was announced that he
| had the child, and that it was still alive
| They were brought on board-the dog and
child ,.5-fr iaa
Giving single glance to satisfy herself
| that the child was really living, the young
mother rushed forward, and sinking beside
the dog, threw her arms around his neck and
burst into tears. Not many could view the
sight unmo7ed, and, as she caressed and
kissed his shaggy head, she looked up to his
owner and said: o..
"Oh, sir, | must have this dog am rich,
take AL have-everyt h;ng-but give me my
child preserver."
The gentlemen smiled, and patting his
dogs head, said, I" ain very glad, madam, he
has been Of service to yon. but nothing IN
| the world could induce me to part with him. -
The dog looked as though he perfectly UNI
derstoood what they were talking about, and
giving his sides q shake, laid himself at his
masters feet with an expression in his large
eyes that said, palmer than words-"No,
nothing shall part US .--..- ..-.. ...ll
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All goods by this line delivered TO the censgnee
% - WITHOUT CHARGE kOR ORA TAGE
The saving of Insurance goods by this line is equal
TO 60 - per cent per 100 rs average stocks of
Merchandise. The Company having .5E sss@ @@-.
yRESFY HARAGERS VIM ia CT TRAIN
TO look after the and the goods ted them
send goods through in better order and with greater dis
patch than any other line 81 sF
Shippers by this line viii have
.ea PROMPT REPARA 7ION- MADE -. b..
for any loss damage while in our charge and
will not be sent TO the Railroad which the damage
may have occurred for redress. r.-E
For further information apply to Ftsf
apr 4-bp3.n FEAR l. HaGER, Agents,
- E. Water ST., Burlington Iowa,
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important TO Millers

~ BASKETS Chanpagne. for sale very low NJ
met apr l5-w J. ;. HIDDEN y co.
Grimes new Block, Main ST., Burlington, Iowa.
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@I 1EE and Speeches os Esenty Clay
II The Life and Speeches of the Hon. Henry Clay
Compiled and edited by DaIl. Mallory, with valuable
additions; embracing an Epitome of the Compromise
Measures. Also various Important letters heretofore
published. in two vols octave. For saleby SIS
-g may II j. p. BROWN.
Barret House Block, Third Street.
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CEUig'f-s Dictionary OF Arcl.ifec.
y st.re.-A Dlctionar. OF Architecture, Historical,
Descriptive, Decorative, Theoretical and Mechanical
illustrated by one Thousand Drawings by Robert Stua
Architect and Civil Engineer vols octave. just re.
ceived at BROWNS Bookstore,
Third
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ATKINS AUTHORIZATION.


e;r Sci s-xs:, IlsE,s EEe;a per d Mower. the
bssE <'oEss Sii.<ta Machine iss Hsc--4 200
bussIi,.,E EDr harvest OF 1919
rs>s8a. Machine hgs a RRker always on hand, and
/ doing the work, particularly in lodged or heavy
crop, better ian man.
Saving le:ist another hand in binding Is
greater grain IMAM labor saver and is also first
rate
The change from Reaper 10 Mower is very simple and
made in 1t lew minutes, and wheel is attached to the
outer end Of the moving bar to regulate tie height of
cutting, facilitate backing and to move from field to
field.
Printed Instructions supplied 10 purchasers for put
ting GeHper together and using il and for changin it
to Mower
- Pamphlets giving impartally the opinions of
Farmers, its advantages and defects, be had by
applying to LEVI HAGER, agent.
Office A Fears Warehouse, Water Burlington.
feb is d&wtf Gazette copy
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L ASE'S Arctic Explorations. A fresh
II supply of DR.. kane's Arctic Explo ratons, this
de- J received and for sale by J. P. BROWN,
apr9 .. Barrel House Buildings 81 st.
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N Philadelphia, Cincinna and Chicago to Rurng ton.
orFcEs-2io broadway, New York; Al South Third
St, Philadelphia 81 Washington ST., Boston; 263 East
Pear, ST., Cincinnati.
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT. -

p. r. ROBERTS, sap't, PEORIA s7N5Cttss 7esf
CIIAS. j. FoLLETT, Gent Ticket Ag' Peoria
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TDisTE,S POSITIVE PHILoSOPHY-The Posi-
~ tive Philosophy Of Augustus cunapte. Translated
and Condensed By Harriet Martneau, I vol. octave.
For sale at -- BROWNS Bookstore.
msy6 Third Street.
DgRSEs AND pDCaET BO0KS.--A
i large assortment Of Fort Monnsies, Calf and Mo.
rocco NGfsets. &C., &c. just received by
apr i6 J. p BROWN
8 Barret House Buildings Sd st.
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J1rEss yESSS.-TesgS for the million
w T. HUTCHINSON & CO., have made arrange
ments by which they furnish Wataga and Kewanee
Coal In any quantities, and low any
this side 81 the bank. *. .-.-..-. ..-9 -5,sz5e
sg- Orders left at Ogden I: Copp's Water Street,
will be promptly attendedte ~
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fine ARTS.
Mem Publications.
T1RUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF OC-

TI,RUE POLITENESS.-ETIQU OF OC-
Il CASIONs.-Dnner Parties; lnvationsi Dress; Pune.
tuaty; Going the Table Arrangement Of Guests Duties
Host Duties Of the Guests The Grace" Eating Soup
Fish, the Third Course; What to do with your Knife aud
Fork; Declining Wine; Finger Glasses Carving Evening
Parties Observnces French Leave Sports and
Games-Promiscuous Kissing; Wedding; Funerals
THE ETIQUETTE OF PLACEs.-How to Behave on the
Street, Business Mem Walking with Ladies' shopping at
Church; AtPlaces In Picture Gallery; The
Presence; TRAVELLING The Rush for Places The Rights OF
Travellers Giving up Seats to the Ladies Hint to the
Ladies on Poiteness; Paying Fares.
LOVE AND COURTSHIP.-Boyish Loves The Proper Age
to Merry Waiting for Fortune Importance OF UNDERSTANDING
Physiological Laws aud Sincerity III Love Par
euar Attentions; Presents Confdants Declarations; Asking
Pa Kefusas; Engagement Breaking Of Marriage From
HOW TO BEHAVE. Price soc. In paper, soc. in muslin.
Just published by FOWLER l. WELLS No sos Broadway.
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fonsss ano farms tpante@.

HOUSE WANTED on the HUDSON RIVER.
family ot respectsbi'y desire hire until st ef Nay
unfuruished q comfortable WINTER DWELLING on tho
line Of railroad and contiguous depot between hAstpss
and Nsuhstanye There be i've good sed bsdrooeis
Possession required by the Nth inst stable no. essential
objected t. Good care vii De taken Of the property AZ
res. Box No SIS Post Office with fall description and thu
loves, annual the party viii Gully examine such as tna
details siyeu are likely 10 suit.
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Lord Erlistoun Love Story. By Miss Euock author Of
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Scientific An,usemtnts-E Electricity. With IL Illustrations
Co.tuIs Of All Nations. An Entertaining Dictionary Of
Dres Ancient aud Modern. With - Illustrations TO be
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The yellow FIgste Or. The Three Sisters. Chap l. Of
new Scottish Historical and Nautical Novel BY James Grant,
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The CITY Of Danzle, West Prussia illustrated
Tie Civ Of Moscow Russia. Illustrated
Robert Buns a Biographical sketch. With Illustrations
EgNriian lartfn. An Account of one.
Blackburn Farmer; 0T, Origin of Calico Printing
Interview with Mother Of LOuis Napoleon.
Ilsliiaa Nova Scotia With q large lllustraton.
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Ausna Love Of Music Interesting Facts ON it.
The lraIItI's Bride. A Legeno of the Prairie
LYMAN Beecher, u D. sketch Of his Life, with Portrait
Discovery of China Var
The Daughter BY Thomas Haynes Rayly. Dramsin one
The FASHIONS for July. With 6 Illustrations.
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The TTysting Tree. A Love Story.
Scientific and Useful
Wise GlesninsS
JOkeTs Corner
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SALE of BOOKS

GREAT SALE of BOOKS on the GIFT
VI PRINCIPLE-BOOKS. sold lower than 1t any other es
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NEW YORK, Nay % 1857
John II. Cough, esq.-Dea' Sir We learn that you
.Tno,e 10 a Tor britain the steamer OF the fret Of
JAY with the e1p alton Of spending least two there
sbors Temperance. Before you IT
would sord great delight your thousands OF friends in
city your eloquent yOse more. We WISH also
" return of the powerful aid whish BY
ods blessing you have rendered 10 the o Total Abst
and Prohibition in this the land OF your adoption Please
the earliest evening that will suit your
yenienee 10 address the citizens Of New York.
We are, dear Sir, sincerely and cordially yours,
THO. T.. CUALEk, VIM. ii. ARM TRONGt
HAHION r. HEWITT, q. w. L. OF ). Of T..
NJ HATFIELD, HARLOW ROHS, O.. w. T.
W. N. DIkEMAN, OF the Grand Temple Of Honor
JAMES HARPER Of the State Of New York,
JOSEPH HOXlE JAMES o. BENNETT, Prest
WM Z. DODGE, N. Y City Temp. Alliance,
JOHN T. HILDRETH.
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BOYLsTON, June 1851
To the Rev r. l. CUYLER, JOSEPH HOxE, esq. HARLOW
RoYs and others.
GEemsa: very kind invitation to give Farewell Lee
KeVYork previous 20 deParturefor Great bniin
morning Ia reply, would state that VIII be
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Ale h inst will suit convenience Please accept
my very Acknowledged ns for your NPresSons oil conn
Senco endshp II Ietifcs me much 10 receive such
o 80 many my old and tried friends on the
ave Of my departure iOI another field Of labor
With sincere and sfectonate regards
1 am most truly yours
IOIN b. NOIGH.
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The Regular Meeting Of the Eighth Ward Ne
rnhieau Association Will be hed AZ oPungst Hal on
ypGiHSDAY kNkNING. June H. 1857, at o'clock
BY oraer HART b. WEED Chairman pro. TEN
JoHS J SHAW Secretaries.
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T'HE REAL " HE1D-QUARTERS'' are 10

H'HE REAL " HEADQUARTERS are TO-
4 Gated sos Brosdwsy EewYork two blocks above the
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above puane.st Here lie the PHYSIOLOGICAL
30S CABINET containing Of the rarest collections -
of HUMAN HEADS BUsTS and SKULLS in the
ooo WORLD. This Great Cabinet Museum, conf 3O-
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quarters Of the Globe, including Cannbal', Caribs 49,
30S Flsthead Indians Egyptian Nummss, Pirates Rob ooo
bers Murderers and Thieves also numerous Paint
30Sng ard Drawings Of celebrated Individual living 3Oc
end dead Strangers and Citizens will fnd this Ma
9os .euu-avay. open and FREE-.n agreeable place 3O3
no visit PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARTS, with full
oo written descriptions Of character given by PROF 30S
'V0 lFowt gg. when desired. Private Rooms foE Gsuts
30e linen and Ladies. l30@
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EOfICE-In accordance with the above meeting Will be
led al the City Assembly Rooms, No. 4i3 broadway on
THURSDAY EVENING 18th inst, at winch MI OOOOh
viii deliver all address. ,,,,,
Tbt Hon. JAMES HARPER will preside assisted by WIN
H. DODGE esq Tickets 2j cents; doors open al O'Clock
exercises to commence at O'clock
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6peeial Notlres.

The Regular Meeting of abe Young Mems Ne
publican Committee wi, De ned at etGyy9sS1t n'tIts
t57 at O'Clock. BY order. I. T. NOII, CAH'
yohS j; ,, sn1%' Seere;aTies
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