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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06

ProduCel
MARINERS and al others are hereby informed thaA
we are now ready to Store Produce OF all kinds
until Spring, at reasonable rates.
To those indebted to US We would say that ~ WI
pay the
HIGH EST RICES
for Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pork, Beef, Horses, Hogs,
Sheep, Wood Cattle, any other article which esa BE-
tortured into pay.
This Is our LAST CALL on the delinaucnt., ana n
this Oder Is not accepted We viii resort to LAW.
JONES i BASS.
McGrgor, Iowa, Nov. 7th. 6lu
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NOTICE..

WILLIAMS & HARVEY would request
those having Notes and Accounts overdue to
call and settle Immediately and especially
those that promise to pay tomorrow. or next
time in t.,wn. Those not being prompt and up
to their promises will oblige us by not asking
credit. WILLIAMS & HARVEY
Sent. 80, 1877. 81
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Cure is Cert Afm

DR.. j. d. Smith, q well known Druggist OF high
standing, in Richmond, Ky, under date Of January Is
1851 says CDR. Bakers Panacca is doing wonders in
this neighborhood, in the way Of healing the sick, the
Eheumaties among the number. Perhaps the most
remarkable that OF an old citizen Of this plaoa
who had been suffering from Rheumatism for 6ftee0
years lie Is we'll and for the great blessing he
now enjoys in the shape Of uninterrupted good
health, lie is indebted to your Invaluable Panaosa
Dolle., Smith 4 Co., Propristors, Chicago, Ill.
Sold by MERRILL & BARRON, McCrsgcr; 8. HiLS-
WORTH, Ekadsr ARMSTRONG & Co., Elgin WsIsBa
Bro, DEBORAH H. FAIRBANKS, Prairie du Chen.
AuS6
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Affection.

NJ NJ. TU TT L has established at
~ M'Gregor. an Auction Room. for the sale
If Merchandise, Household Goods. Real Estate
AMI all kinds Of Property measurable with
money. He is experienced in the business
and by strict attention to the orders OF
those entrusting them with business they hope
to be advantageous to buyers and sellers. Con-
sic, ments made to this firm will be attended to
strictly to the letters OF instruction, and pro-
ceeds promptly RENTED:
nerchants wishing either to buy or sell;
owners OF purchasers Of Real Estate will find
this Auction and Commission House conve-
nient institution and worthy Of their patronage
~ References Of the highestcharacter given
on application by Nail or otherwise. n37tf
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
PRESERVED TO TIE GREATHe
AGE.

COMPLETELY PRESERVED TO TIE GREATHEf
AGE.
Aud who that is gray would not have Il restored 70
former color bald, but would have the growth re-
stored, or troubled with dnndruf and itchine hu1
would have it removed, troubled with ssrofua eeald
head, other eruptons, but would be cured or With
also all pimples from the face and skin. Pro1
Woods Hair Restorative will do all this see c.roulaH
and the following:
ANN ARBoR, Nov. S, 1854.
PRop. J. W. WooD-Dear Sir have heard ma
sad Of the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative,
but having been 70 often cheated by suacksry and
place your Restorative in the same e.tsror1 With ~
thousand and one loudly trumpted quack remedies,
until l mot you IN Lawrence county some months
trial of your Restorative in my family-nrst By my
good wife, whose hair had become very thin md q.
sn,le, White and before one q large
tiful brown color, and had thicksneA and become
beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely the head
tfyng effects upon the hair but because Of ts health
full influence upon the head and mind. Others Of mo
family and friend. are using your restorative, with =.
happiest effects; Therefore, my skeptesn end doubts
in reference to its character and value are entirely r.
moved and can and do most cordially and conn.
their hair restored from white gray (by reason q
sickness age) to original color and beauty suA by
all young ons who would have their hair beautiful
SOLOMON MANN.
Friend Wood II q long time after raw you a
BSeld before got the bottle Of restorative for which
you gave me an order upon your agent in Dstret and
when got it We concluded to try it On Mrs. Manps
hair, Is the surest test Of its power 1t hes done all
that you assured me that 1t would do and others OF
my family and friends having witnessed Its Effects -
now using and recommending It's to others a. -
titled to the highest consideration you claim for H.
Again, very respectfully and truly. yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE, III, June %, 1858.
have used Prof O. J. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired its wonderful effects. Ny hair Wa be.
coming, - thought, prematurely gray, but BY the
OF his Restorative It has resumed it's original color
aud have NO doubt permanently SO.
s. BRESSE, ex-senator, o. D.
o. j. WOOD L CO., Proprieton, 8l2 Broadway, y.
r., Gin the great N. Y. Wire Railing EstabshmcntS ana
ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
Aud sold by all good druggists. Also wholesale
agents for Prof Graves Bedoan Tooth WASH the on
preparation that cures all diseases Of the mouth md
gums and perfumes the breath sweet like the rose ~
sale BY all druggists In AcGrsgor, and elsewhere.
AmoSt
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HARDWARE.
W"iIItN NJ 8 d HUrUey,
A FER paying high Freights and Rents
IA for the last year and not finding their
customers grumbling at the prices they paid
for Goods. will now give them the advantage of
low Freights and Rents. We are now receiv-
ing our stock of goods while freights are low
and hay Q just erected q large store nearly oppo-
site the Waverly House where our customers
Rents BY calling. It's our intention to build
up Hardware Trade at this point and are de-
termined not TO be undersold by any Grocery,
Dry Good or other stores that keep Hardw ware.
Give US call. The Hard,care Store is the place
to buy Hardacsre. and the North Iosca IImss
Office to Adueytise.
We are now receiving . large stock of Iron,
Cast Plow Steel, Nails and Shelf Hardware
Harvest Tools Of every description which will
be sold low. Merchants in tho interior will do
themselves justice by calling and finding our
prices before purchasing.
We would wish our customers to understand
that all our American goods were brought
directly from the Manufacturers and not second
hand
We have on hand large let of
Iron all sizes,
Round, Square and
Flat Band, Hoop, Scroll,
Sheet, Horse Shoe, and the
best Nail Rod, Nails cut, pressed
Wro't. &c. Parks Clout and Finish
ing Nails, Thimblc Skeins, Wagon
Boxes and Axle Arms, variety
of sizes. Blacksmiths
Tools, Anvils, Ham,
Carpenters g. Joiners Tools large lot.
Hand, Chopping and Broad Axes
of different Manufacturers
make. Shovels, Spades,
Scoops, Long and
Short Handle.
C U TIN g B o X E. s
Of the best kind We would call the attention
Of Farmers to them.
C19teIn Pumps
Of every size, also Lead Pipe TO silt.
Chai" Pump FIXTURES and Chains.
Tin Ware.
A large stock Of our own Manufacture which
We warrant good.
PLATFORM g. COUNTER SCALES.
We are n. b. Gastons Agents, and any order
for Hay, Platform or Counter Scales will be at
tended to without extra expense.
We are receiving large stock Of Car Bolts,
Washers. Nuts DC, direct from the Plantville
Manufacturing CO.
India Rubber
Betting and Pack.
ing, all sizes. Rope and
Cordage of different sizes.
Saws, Hand, Rip, Cross Cut, Mill
ard Circular. Files of the Arcade
Manufacture Warranted.
We arc receiving large lot of Tin Plate
Sheet Iron, Rivits, Pail and Kettle Ears, Block
Tin de-, which will be sold at prices to suit
purchasers. Give US call and make a home
market.
STO YES! STOV YES!
A large variety which will be sold for the next
ninety days at cost aud Freights. Merchants
would do well to give us a call and examine
our stock as We wish to 90 out Of this branch Of
our trade We will sell low.
Wehave large lot Of the Lansing Manufac-
ture of Cradles on hand which cant be beat,
they were made expressly to cur order, also
lot Of Eastern manufacture.
GLASS Of every size.
One more word,
We are bound not to be undersold. n39 If
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Worth Western
Wholesale Drug House.
BROWER & VAN DUZER.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Front Street, PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wisconsin.
Opposite the Ferry Landing.
DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
IL Oils, Window Glass, Druggists Glass Ware
Brushes, Perfumcry, Patent Medicines, Naval
Stores. Wines, Liquors l. Cigars.
10000 lbs. White Lead.
10 Bbls. Linseed Oil.
90 Spirits of Turpentine.
20 Varnish.
10 Camphene.
~ Burning Fluid.
10 Putty, in Bladdcrs.
20 Refined Whale Oil.
40 Alcohol
5000 lbs. Snow White Znio.
200 OF. Quinine.
1000 Boxes Window Glass
1000 Gallons Choice Wines and Brandies.
10000 Foreign Il Domestic Cegars.
We are prepared to fill orders for the above,
together with all articles connected with the
Drug Trade, which will be priced at the lowest
rates and forwarded with dispatch.
MO IT, BROWER 4 VAN DUZER.
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IN. ~ g.
Hon. WAIT TALCOTT, L. W.BURNHAM.
MoDE OF distinctions.
Each department of Book Keeping, embracing Indi-
vdual Partnership Accounts, Mercantile and Manufac
turing, Banking and Exchange, Commission and For
wardins, Steamboating, &c, Is taught in an entirely
original manner.
Students may enter at any time and complete the
ut there being class arrangement to
interfere with their progress. Each pupil can have
the privilege Of reviewing at any time Persons of
binary abilities may become competent to manage any
set of Books in nom to 10 weeks.
FREE LECTURES will be given tri-wcekly during the
Winter by distinguished business men IT this city, IN
addition to the regular popular aud scientific coar:e
TERMS.
For full course, (timc unlimited, including Book
Keeping, Practical renmsnship, Commercial Calcu-
lation. and Lectures, $4,000
Ladies Course, g above, 1000
Coop BOARD can be obtained in private families At
from 81 so to s. per week. The whole expense Of the
full course including board, tuition, stationery and
diploma need not exceed $65.
ROCKFORD il justly noted ~ being one of the most
thriving, healthy, moral aud romantic cities in the
West Students can here enjoy every possible advan
tase, and acquire FIRST oass Business Education for
one-halft the usual expense in larger cities.
Gun FAclLIrss fer practical instruction cannot be
surpassed in this country Catalogues containing par
scalars will be sent hes upon application by letter or
otherwise.
L. W. BURNHAM, Principal, and Professor Of Pen
manshp. Book Keeping md the Laws Of Trade.
II. A. RICHARDS, Esq., Prof. Of Book Keeping, Com.
mercial Calculations and Higher AatheMatics.
Hon. ANSON S. MILLER, Lecturer on Political Econ.
omy aud the Laws Of Nations.
Hon. JAS. L. LOOP, Lecturer on Commercial Law. 81
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RA AS
M. O. WALKERS
". Western Stage Line!

INCUR HORSE COACHES will leave the
i American House. M Grcgor, daily at 71t
o'clock A. NJ, or Immediately upon arrival Of
the morning train from Milwaukee and Chicago,
and the Steam Ferry from Prairie du Chen
The traveller to DEBORAH, New Oregon and
Usage, or to West Union, Bradford and st.
Charles, will not be delayed. if he takes this
line, by any failure to connect at intermediate
points on his way West or North West.
At DEBORAH the line is continued to st. Paul
and the various towns Of Minnesota, and to
those wanting to see the country the Land rout,
is far preferable TO q river passage.
ExrRAs to accommodate all who come. will
be furnished at very short notice, on application
to D. w. FREEMAN,
Agt. at A'Gregor.
DIV. Freeman is also the Agent for the I'LL.
nois Central r. Road. n37 Gun
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j. E. E & K I N N A I r d,
8 a M x Il r. ..
roof or MAIN STREET. MeGREGOR. IOWA.

R.rEa S'' AND s0'c0'0S' MADE AND '4rrr0 FOR " s''
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BURNH A MS
COMNERCIAL INSTITUTE,
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.

Established June, 1855 Incorporated February 1857
Designed for Practical Instruction in Book Keeping,
Business Penmanship, Commercial Calcula-
tons and Higher Mathematics.
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Patent .MediciueS

Patent eWedici1leS
Can be obtained of Wood d Co, at Wholesale
or Retail and guaranteed to be genuine.
O. We have FLvER AND AeUE remedy that
has cured in twenty successive cases this Spring
and not failure has marked its nsc.
u Medicines will be furnished a: any hour
day or night, and every effort made to build up
business by prompt attention and an obliging
disposition.
D Physicians prescriptions and Family reci-
pes carefully compounded.
&C. Call and examine our stock, and satisfy
yourselves that our words are true.
4. w. WOOD d co.
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DIR. B A X RS
PAIN PANACEA.
hrOnic Diseascs.

Such Dyspepsia, Weak Breast Liver Complaint, Gen.
eral Debility, Fever and Aguc. Cankcr or Sore
Throat, Weak Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease,
Old Sores, Coughs aud Colds.
In the above named diseases it only needs to be faith
fully Nsnd n
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R.HKE n "

MI BERNATZ would announce to the.
lvl McGregor Public, and to Travellers that
his Bakery is again in successful operation.-
Every article usually found in an establish
ment of this kind, viii be kept Constantly fer
sale.
at his shop, one Door West Of the American.
McGregor. May lst- n3O tt.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29

case Of gensle descent. cut 10 the rock,
winds round the well, with partition
two feet thick left between the stairs and
the well. with a few small windows which
give feeble light. A more herculean
labor can hardly be imagined At the
western enc OF the castle are the re-
mains Of magnificent apartments, the
grand saloon Of which IS called Joseph's
Hall, for what reason / did not UNDER
stand, and adorned with pillars Of red
granite. The terrace commands most
magnificent view, hardly cqualled with
any thing else. You here survey the
whole Of Grand Cairo, with all its gar
dens. squares, palaces, mosques and
minarets, spread out at your feet, while
farther distant are the large towns Of
Bulac and Old Cairo on the Nile, with
Shoobra avanue and palace, and the
grand aqueduct from the Nile to the
SNy3 AA0 thO AI0lOSaAN Jul ANiAE
itself, and its green islands, while beyond
all rise those sublime and almost eternal
monuments Of human skill and folly
the Pyramids, full IL miles distant, and
yet seeming, from transparency Of the
atmosphere, not above three or four.
On the right is spread out the desert Of
Lydia on the left Arabia, with it's sa-
cred mountains and sands /: before you
and around you is boundless carpet Of
green those fields yonder were culti-
waited by the pafriarchs and their chill
dren few miles distant is ancient
Memphis, and here at our feet the river
ran in blood Never was there pano-
rama embracing such impressive objects
in nature, and such memories in history
It Is worth crossing sea and ocean to
enjoy the scene and emotions an hour
HENRY WOOD.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29
IMMIGRATION.

The season Of immigration opens encour-
agingly beyond all anticipation. Every
packet brings from the railroad termini
below US, CRATE number Of passengers,
many Of whom are immigrants, coming
TO Minnesaia 10 make it their home, and
to invest their all hear. Thus far. we
observed change for the better in the
character Of the emigration to Minneso-
ia, when compared with that Of last year
| Then it was in CRATE measure COM
posed Of young men, and men without
| their families, who came to make claims,
and then returned. Now, there is large
proportion OF men who come bringing
| with the,n thier household treasures-
their wives and children-theirf families
their movable possessions Of all kinds.
This is the kind of immigration we want
the kind that will do the most for the
State and make its uncultivated fields to
bloom like the rose. .fcuiuaI SELLERS
hardy, industrious, intelligent men,
such as do come hear to stay-are
worth more to Minnesota than mines Of
gold and silver-for with such settlers
she can produce wealth of the most sub
stantial kind-and not only material
wealth, but comfort, cnntentment, hap
piness, and moral and intellectual pros
perity No other State is richer in
the elements Of physical moral, and in.
tellectuaI greatness, combined, than
young Minnesota, the best home for tho
Immigrant west of the Lakes! For the
truth Of this assertion we point to her,
history, her rise, and her hitherto tri-
umPhant progress.
The past has been fruitful Of brilliant
success-the future promises no less
brightly. The Railroad system Of
Minnesota, soon to be actively prosecu-
ted, will enable her to maintain, and to
improve upon the course which she be-
gan upon her own natural merits. The
news has already fallen pleasantly upon
the ears Of those at the east who are
looking for new homes, and they are
preparing to come to Minnesota, to make
her destiny theirs. During the past
week about three hundred passengers
have landed at the port of Winona a.
lone, and Of these all but few were
new comers A gentleman from S,eu-
ben country, New York informed Us a
few days since that one hundred fami-
lies will leave the country this season
for Minnesota. All OF whom are persons
ia good circumstances. They have an
agent now in the State looking for a To-
cation for them. He hopes to find
body of land suitable for their purpose,
within thirty miles of this city, perhaps
on Greenwood prairie. From Eastern
Pennsylvania we learn that a company
Of seventy families are coming here this
spring, and some Of them are now on the
way.-T,mes
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29
THE REVIVAL.

IT is no common record We have 10
place before our readers. It is with no
ordinary feelings we make the re-
cord. There is no real lover Of
his race, no lover Of nature, but loves
the Creator Of all, and halls with
grateful and lively sympathy any,
indication Of increased attention 10 high
.er and purer duties among his fellow
men. It has always seemed to US, that
if any class can afford to love God and
devote time and talent to his service,
It is the farmer We need not give
long list Of reasons, reader; you know
what they are.
Here, in this city, the revival spirit
has been more or less among the church
es during winter, but until within three
weeks has it become spontaneous and
universal in all the congregations, and
among those not numbered IN the con-
gregations. Daily prayer meetings are
held in most ofthe churches, and preach
ing and conference meetings in the eve
ming. Multitudes have protessed con-
version and seemed to rejoice. Mon
day week, union prayer meeting was
announced at l2 o'clock, to continue
until one, at Metropolitan Hall-the
largest hall in the city. Buslness men
Of all classes were invited. Several
hundreds were present ut the first meet
ing, but at subsequent meetings the ut
most capacity ofthe hall has been tested,
while other meetings 1t the same hour
in adjacent churches. we're we'll at
Iterded. The meetings Of the Board Of
Trade have been adjourned earlier to
allow its members to attend, and the
revival is the subject Of candid, sober
thauah htful conveFse-no excitement, no
open bold scoffers, but quiet solennity
seems to rest upon ail. 1t is not con6n-
ed to this city. Our exchanges are hll--
ID with the dstails Official revvsls. and
the records Of conversions and Incidents.
We sincerely hope il may extend, FOR
none will dare deny that some such
powerful manifestation was needed
some such overturn in the moral world
Flo bring about right action, restore
Iconfidence, and establish the sacredness
Of moral obligation. II i j. the resnlt
of the past years. reyerses, il i cheapiy
purchased. = EHery's Josrasl .agriesItss.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29
From a letter to the Boston Courier.
PICTURE OF ORSINI.

Orsini is not the Apollo he has been
said.to be by those who saw him during
the period Of his imprisonment. He is
remarkably good looking, and, above
All, gentlemanly looking, and dsstings<
in the extreme bat his features are
not sufficiently regular to entitle him to
the fame he has been enjoying here for
the last two mouths. The upper part
Of Orsini's face is magnificent, the lower
part does not suit-it, and il of totally a
different character. The brow is Of
unusuel expacse and height, the arch OF
the eyebrow beautifully formed and the
hair in its growth following the purest
outlines; the nose is long. thin, and shar-
per then any I ever saw /; it is not an
aquiline, it IS a hawks nose and tallies
with the forehead. The lips do not
exist, there are literally none, they are
so thin ; and the chin is pointed and
sharp. The hair, which was Of raven
hue, is now quite gray, whilst the whis-
kers The has no moustache) have still re-
mained coal black. The harmony ofthe
coloring, as IS 50 frequent with the lta-
lians, is exquisite the brow il Of mar
BILE, over the cheeks is spread that pecu-
lar pallor Of some southern races, which
is not sallow. and which does not exclude
the idea Of healthy life. But the
great beauty Of Orsini's face lies in the
eyes. Those are glorious. They are
large, full, rather prominent, and poss-
ess : brilIiancy that ! have scarcely
every Witnessed in any human eye be-
fore.
The minute study Of Orsini's counten-
ance would persuade one tha, his nature
was an infexibly determined one, access
ible to generosity, never, ! should think.
10 any gentler sentiment cannot dis
cover any proof that IN ~ Orsinis > COM
position there need be one single atom
OF g human kind~ss. =
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29
BENTON ON HIS DEATH-BED.

The unbending spirit. and the un-
blenching fortitude Of Col. Benton, never
shone out more brilliantly than on his
death bed. While the lamp Of life was
fl,ckering ID fitful starts ere i went OCT
forever, ~hile the whim Of the wings o'
death was on his ears, and the meas
urcd voice which tho Senate, and the
people had 30 often listened 20 with re-
spect, bad died into whisper-eyen
then the old veteran : spirit Of fcon6dence
in himself and devotion 70 his country.
fare prsssed heavily on his heart and his
last words uttered warnings against ~
enemies ofthe Republic. and enthusiastic
ora ;ses Of one of the Republic , creates
defenders Henry Clay.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29

"AyING hsd m experiences eof Eosr years ~
IL Register or the U. 8. Land Ofiice. and
kar years more asSurveyor in Minnesota, trusts that
De can give perfect satisfaction those entrusting
bueiurss to his charge. Will attend to the sale and
iocatioa Of Land Warranfs, the lnaning Of money,
payment ot taxes and the purchase and sale ot Real
Estate. Persoss wishing to make investments or
han Insney, will be guaranteed 25 per cent per an
num-. % Presumption papers draws sp for claim
ants, and claims prosecuted before the Land Once
Sack Rapids, June 5, 1867
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29
FRANKLIN
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCR COMPANY,
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
CAPITAL $500, 900.

HvlIIS Company i JsinS Stock Associa,iou.
IL organi7ed under Special Charter granted
by the Legislature Of Wisconsin, with an aalhor-
lied Capital Of $500 200.
ONE HUFDRED THO USa.rD
DOLL.HRS
Of which is Cash paid in and sscsrsly Invested on
Bonds and Mortgages Ths Company being thus
securely osxanized upon 6-m basis, the Direct
ors take pleasure in Recommending i 70 public
favor - worthy of confidence and support. with
the assurance that
.4l Losses shan BE Promptly aad Hosor0-
big adjusted.
As this 10 purely Sock Company, No Mutual
Business viii be done, and No Prenisa Notes
Taken.
OFFIcERs
Am. DoS ALDsoH, Prssideas.
]. n. EDDr, Vics %
W.T.. G1ssoH, Secretary.
ALLxH GIBsoH, Genessi Agent.
CHAS. L CURRIER, Gss'i Tsavsliag Ag't.
G. "A. GILMAN. Agsst a. SAsd Rapids.
~ sept- - 81 n2vsyi
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-04-29

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