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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-08

Ono STATE AND UNION LAW CoLLEsE. -
Thi4 ins'i,ution has been removed to Cieve-
hand, Ohiu. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon cradu'ing may be admit
ted to Practice. For circulars, address at
Cleveland, - NJ. A. KING,
December ~, lS57-1y SccretSry:
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Or Tie real estate OF Hau,iltoi Co. is
rated on tie tax lists at $s2 53,SOi, per.
soiini PROPERTY mt $50, 1851. and banking
capital at SO DAT ,9ly. The total vaIiie Of
County property is $1oO4,OOO. The in
debtrdness OF lie County is, les $eU 000
owned and in p"esession OF the County,
$4,000.
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Great Bargain.

THE undersigned offer for sale, about six
i teen acres of land in Ravenna,. one'half mile
SO nth west of the Court House, near Lock on the
Ohio and Pennsyl4ania Canal, and near Abell's
Steam Saw AIi--being the same Land formerly own
ed by Francis Barton and S. A. Taylor: There Is a
good frame house and grocery thereon both OF which
condition. The land Is we'll adapted TO al hinds OF
AGRICULTURAL pnrroses. II will be sold at a bafgain,
mid fargo fart Of the purchase money can remain
on time, -
For further particulars call en- MICHAEL STUART,
Esq, Attorney at Law, Ravenna:
GORHAM & APLIN,
March II IR5a-8w Cleveland, Ohio.
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ConoERT. Mrs. H.. c. THokfsoN, the
popular American Vocalist, assisted BY Mr.:
HARRf c. THOMPSON, Vocalist and Humnr-
ist, will give another entertainment at Day 3
II Ill, this (ThurSday) evening.
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Adminisirator's sale of RcaR r.
tntc. sS A

RY virtue Of IA order OF sale Issued hy tie
", Probate Court Of Portage County, 0hio, 81 ne
toth day Of Narchs A. d. 1853, at one oeleok ~ tbe
aeSnoon Of said day, on the premises, Will ~ oesr-
az, 10 wits Situate In the tnwnAhtA Of EFnnkiim.s
eonnty OF Portage and State Of 0hie, AKd knoWa g
ben9 phT1 of lot numbAr 0Gteen III haink thiFs4.
eg eefss and ninety four rods of land o. ftom de
wos 90 ci the East half Of sald lot, Enphaug pag.
alls pe With the east sde Of said tMsaAy
acres which NJ. Gaylord decided 70 Charles 6ayleg
% from the 6ssk side Of the land shove dsaeFkN1s
AaO, ,knntber piece or parcel OF land IN the ea los
mo; lS,) and is described a. follows, 10 wilt All
alIottedby Esekisl Hoover except aeventeen negea
and ono hundFednnd ono rods a the north eRe ee
said half lot; e6psainlpg 10 all eighty acres " lena
Said land % Be eol4 sGbJsks u ths fslos doMsF Il
Ellen Bradley, wide4 of Jsmep =. nE9dley yGees6.
Il n Ae 1khBEz BRADLEY, sea
Aamin,.stasils IS g z 5smss sraeisT dessasses Y
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TEAcHER's ExAMIHATIoN.-Atth the Teach
er's Examination on Saturday, there we're
1913 applicants, of which number i6d re-
ceived certificates.
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ORA C. TAYLOR, whose residence is
" unknown. is hereby notified that on tho 2Sd day
OF March, a. D., 1858, Mary Taylor hlei her petit
tion in the Court of Common Pleas within and for
Said Tayor, WHICH is still pending therein. asking
Tor divorce fro tRe Said Tor, and also for rea
sonab alihony, alleging as c8fsS thetsfor that
was guilty ofadultcry with one Sarah Homer:
The slih Cra Q. Taylor is also hereby notified that
an injunction was the same day allowed IN said
wise Interfering wth certain real estate owned by
he said Taylor, situate ID 'ot No. IS in Mantua,
Portage county, OHIO, during the pendency Of said
petitoh, and That said cause win be hoard before
Said Court; OH the first day of the next term thereof
to be holden in said county Of Portage on the 18th
day of May, ,Ia53. J. h.. " H. g. RANNET,
Apri l, Ia5a-6w At'vs for Petitioner.
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Mall. Express.

Making connections At Cleveland with clayelaad
and Toledo Cleveland, Coluphgs add yCtncinnaai,
Cleveland and Ere, and Clefe!add and fltsbuFsh
railroads. ~ I, - u. ~.
Al solon, With hacks 70 Chakrin Ea.is.
Al Msptua, with hacks to RayenhS.
At Warren, with hacks 70 Sharon, GEeenvilie,
NeaaSille, Rfoon deid, Cahfeht DC.
Al Youngstown, with staeeA far New Castle, 70.
land, Lowell, and Epop RalIags and thence bg rita
'e'- .CHAs.L, RH0ADs, Eupetiniands y
Ksvan3itar IL. 1857.
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A1faclllllemt Notice.
Notice for Settlement.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
i his customers, that in consequence Of the late
re by which he lost property to the amount Of $780,
he IL compelled to call upon those ihdebtcd to him TO
make settlement. Those, therefore, knowing them
selves indebted TO hin, are requested 70 call
at his Stop, ,unGf tHe Prentiss HodSe, and qdidate
their respective accounts, that he may be eabled 70
make his payments, and also continue TO 10 suppl!
his friends with the choicest beef the country can af
ford. fAMUEL HARDING.
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Rl. AME

SDOS ~ - ~
by giving US a call and looking
over our stock, which we take
pleasure in showing to any one
who may favor US in that way.
Our stock Of Ladies' Drem
Goods, is now full and complste.
consisting Of all the varied styles
that are worn this season; sHch -
PRin, figured aud plaid French
Meinos, plain and figured aY
wool :Delaines, Cashmeres.
Cobnrgs; Persian TwillS
Paramettas. plain, figu-
red, striped and plaid
common DelaiRes
Raw Silks, Val-
encia Plaid&
plain and
striped
Cravellas, plain and figured Bay
State Flannels-all colors, OPP
era Flannels foF ckpes and
sacks, with trimmings to
match; Ladies' Cloths
for cape shd sacks.
Bay, State; Magic
Highland; Stella;
Broche, Long
and Square
| 15HAVVI19,'
long and square plain Cashmere
do. Cashmere, broche and chen
lie scarfs, a beautiful article. ),
Also, a choice, lot Of black silk
plain and, figured some very
cheap: Figured, plaid, striped
and plain silks, a great variety.
Black silk velvet for capes and
mantillas. Moire antique silk,
very good and very cheap.
Also, full assortment Of La
dies aud Children's Shoes, of all
kinds and prices - some grea,
bargains. Rubber Over Shoes
some eetirely new styles, for sale
low at the Cash and Ready Pos
Store Of COFFIN g. PINEY.
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III AND CRNTB. .--LaAiasS pul2 {.
90 HsndksFcAiefs IFSm e cents nDs plzi1 ~
oidered. Also, 9ept'e plain and pytntsd bei< i
1 NAY 7, isS7 ERENTTSsa n0PKiNg = ~
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MS:
One NV for one year. 81 90. and gift,
One c"ly for two years, w, and gits,
One copy for three years, OO, and gifts,
TO CLUBS.
Three copies one year, S 90, and ; gifts,
Five copies one onr, 20, and gits,
Ten copie. one year, Is %, and 10 gifts,
The articles to be distributed are Comprised In The
following list:
9puckngcs OF gold cohtA'ng 500 90 each
s. do do 900 90 eat b
10 do do 100 40 each
10 Pat, Lsvcr hunting cased watches, lOO OO each
90 Gold Watches, rs 90 each
so do 90 90 each
100 do 50 o. ich
800 Ladies' Gold Watches e5 90 each
Duo silver hunting cased Watches 80 90 each
$50 Sewing Machines $50 to rs each
100 Gold guard, Vest and Fob chains SIS to 90 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brdches kar Drops, Preast
Pins Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings, Shirt Studs,
Watch Keys, Gold and Silvor Thmbles, and varie-
" Of oter articles worth from sevny.hye cents 10
Immediately on the receipt Of the snbscriL ton
,honey, the subscribers haMe will be entered 1E6n
our Subscription book, oppos Re pnn.beF, PHd ,the
sh corresponding to that number will be forwarded
within three days to the subscriber, by mail or ex
press, post paid. Every yearly subscriber will re-
less per,Od than one year viii be entitled to gin.
NPAll communications should be addressed 10
| CAULDWEI.L, SOUrHW0RTH & WHITNEY,
Proprietors of the NEw foRE MrRcuRr,a
~ Spruce Street; NY
Sx& Speciihen comics sent free,
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AmbrotyPes ana Phosograpas.

THOSE wanting first class Liken ess
and oSs that is correct cannot do better than call
an sTAFFER & CO., at theiE gallery n Aliens
Blodk where you viii nnd large c0llectibH Of Gao
specimens, all OF their own manufacture 2 'F
January 7, le5e-U
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ELEET1oN FOR MEnSER Of TIE BOARD OF
EDUcATIoN.-An election will be held on
Monday, the 18th inst, for q Member Of
the Board of Education OF Ravonna Village,
in place of D. X. WHEELER, Esq, whose
term OF cffice expires at that time.
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tlDiES BRESS dUGBs.

t1DfEs bRESs aUGBS.
Black Silk; fro" 81 ''s's''
Fancy Silk, striped and plain
Changeable Silk very 's''''''''
Merinos, p''in-''' co ''F''
Merinos, p''i' and hs'''d'
Dolo;ros all wool-plain and figured.
Delaines, "ne'-''r' handsome
Cravcllas, plain and striped
Coburgs, all '''''' and p''''''
Debeges, striped and plain
Gingham, excellent from 's'''' '''"'
Prints a big pile from saSlai eon1'.
Droche Shawls; single and double
Bay State do, .'A''b'
Thibet and Stella do, beautiful
Mantillas and Ma1itiila' Cloth.
CATERS, black and o''0r'd'
Shoes, calf morocco aid ''1''
Hosiery; wool 1' and cotton
Shirts, bone and corded.
Hoops; brass and '''','
|
Gloves; fId' CLOTH cotton aud WOOL
Gauntlets, cloth and KID
Collars, l''e' eAmOF'' and 0us'''
Sleeves, '"i'' and ''~'r'e'
Dress Trimmings, a" endless variety
Wool Hoods and Comforts:
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GR6cERlB&
Suoars all Kind, and pries. gH'
Teas, iioni' '''a7' cents
Snices ofall kinds and qualified.
Tobacco, plug, On. cut 'Hai smoking. 81; King
Rice and SalefatGs;; very sod.
Grocery, 10 sets or BY the D'''''
Cutlery, table and pocket
| Glassware, large and splendid assortment.
Lamps, Oil and Fluid, cheap for '''''
Carpet Chain, white and 'o''f'd'
Batting, good and bad
lWadding. white and ' ''iS''t.
Buttons3 Aero, 'is' brass and lasting:
Combs, 'leii' ! .as dressing
Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes.
EIastics, large and 'n'll.
Tapes, Bobbins and Biaids.
Remnants, Brooms, &C., &c. 4.
BosrwtcK q BEATrrY viii cell the sboyl
! goods for cash ,ss .ehesp 90 they can b
bought p New YoFksor Philadslphia. r.
. Eit and sss . a,ss, a Us sas
NrAll Pennsylvsnis hsnk mcNsy, take
: Il par for goods-- sE cspt ihcsS bsnks Iii
4 have actually fsile !. saz :
y Ravenaa, October ., 1857.
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A Coon WH1rrw.su.A. ,hi{ la tbs

A Coon WHIrKwAsE.-Ae this b the
season of the year when people begin to
clean up and make things look fresh for the
approaching hummer, the following recipes
for the best and cheapest Rhitswashes, both
for the outside and inside Of houses, from
the SeisaIvde Ahsriesn, will no doubt be
received with pleasure, BY ell who study
comfort dfd cleanliness.
"Take half q bushel OF fresh. burned
white lime, and slack 1t either with hot or
cold water in q tub or barrel. When thor.
oughly Stacked, dissolve in the water requir.
ed to thin the lime, two quarts Of common
salt, stir 1t thoroughly, add one quart Of
sweet milk. and it Is ready for use to put on
with brush" ...
This wash 10 for the outside OF buildings,
fences, etc., and is very durable. Some
put glue in whitewash, and ethers -four and
rice paste; but these render il liable to scale
Otf in very dry weather.
The wash may be made q cream color
BY the addition Of ochrs.
The above whitewssh is all that can be
desired for the interior of houses, excepting
the salt, which must be omitted, as it tends
to imbibe moisture. French white 10 supe-
rior to lime for the ceilings of rooms, as it
is not liable to turn yellow, but it rubs of
so easily that it cannot be used for eide
walls.
SPR1NG.-Beautiful spring lie here in all
it's glory. There is no visible lingering OF
winter in the lap Uf the coy maiden, as is Of
ten his wont. Look where you may, there
is scarcely fragment to remind you Of win.
ter's reign. The sun begins to shine with
an old fashioned fernal araof, and the great
mystery Of vegetable resurrection is about
commencing. The sky has put away III
frigid frowns, and assumed a gladdenine
besGty " appearance that is almost smile
That "beau,iful stranger Of the wood"--tht
cuckoo-which the pet says is the first har
binger of spring, seldom condescends to fu-
vor this region with hsf song of heruldry
But the robin and blue bird have dnhoNnce,
the vcfnal season With many happy song
ooh, how deli hshtful to ihS sohl OF man,
, How like 4 renovating spirit comes,
Tanning his cbock, the breath Of infant spring"
EiEET1oS FOR MEmSER Of TIE BOARD o.
EDUcATIoN.-An election will be held 6I
Monday, the 18th inst. for Member o
the Board of Education Of Ravchna Village
in place of D. X. WHEELER, Esq, who's
term OF cfii:e expires at that time.
| Il
TEAcHER's ExAMINATIoN- AT the Teach
!; er's Examination on Saturday, there wer
+ 1913 applicants, of which number idd Re
}, ceived certificates.
m
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]. NEW GOODS,
POR FALL and NTIEKR
WEEAH

can now be found at our store.
and ca be boughtat lcwer'rAtea
of us for cash Or, produce Of III
kinds, than at any other aiab-
Iishment in Portage county. aaGi
we think that the most sceptlcal
can be convinced that such d In
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Gin worth from Is cents to $500 90 in Cold, will
BIZ presented TO each subscriber imme-
diatey on the receipt Of the sub = i.
scrptiOn Money.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpets; 'o'''"' wool and ''"P'
Oil CIoth, from one to two yards "'d''
Wall Paper and Curtains.
Rcady-made Clothing.
Sheeting, fro" ono to two and half '''' wild
Sheeting, '''''A'd' g
Flannel, rcd and wh's''
Cotton Flannel:
Damask for Obtains, good
Curtains; swiss, null and plaid.
Cfavats;; black and fancy.
Stocks, with springs
Bonnet Ribbons, very ri'A'
Bonnets,' satin and n'ht'.'
Edgings, lace and ''"'''''
Suspende rs, "e''' and 'o''''
Umbrellas, nr'''ra'' to loose
Hickory Shirting,
Bags, ready made
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Tns ELtcrron on MOHDAr.-on Monday
lss,, eIeetioss were held in the different
10 nships, the results Of which, so far as we
have been sbls TO ascertain them, are given
hsiaW:
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Legal Notice.

March 2s. 1sjs-im.
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Ia .soolNa VEST.
| lYoungstown 70
| Clevslaat.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-16
An Ignorant Mayor

The Philadelphia Press is responsible
for the following, relative to tie chief
officer of certain city, who flourished a
quarter of century ago: He was SO ignor-
ant that the. wags sent a book pedd 'er
to him with English grammars Immedi-
ately after his election; and when he de-
clared he had no use for the book. the
peddler said: "Everybody tells me you
must faveit and study Ittoo."5 He came
into Office, and took his chair in stately
dignity, In few minutes the clerk laid
before him paper, which the Mayer
was requested to indorse as one that had
passed under his eye. The clerk remarked:
"Itis ony necessary that you write your
initials upon it." my nishuls." said
the Mayor, whats my nishuls?" Now
it happened that p was the first letter Of
both the Mayors names, and the clerk
very innocently replied: "Oh, sir, merely
write two P's upon Tie back OF this pa
per-" His Honor. the Mayor, took a quill
in his trcm bling hand, with the perspi-
ra,ion on his brow. wrote. "too, ,peze," and
the Slocument is on fle.i the office unto
lis day
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-16
For the Telegraph.
Exmm5nati ON OF Kcach ers.

At the examination of Teachers on the
9th inst, the following questions were pro-
posed ioi written answers:
GEoGRApuY-1. Which grand division
Of the Earth contains the most inhabit-
ants?
Q. Bound the United States, and name
the capital and metropolis.
8. In what direction from Washington,
D. c., is London in England?
4. What has the same effect upon eli
mate AS distance from the equator?-
Give an illustration.
5. Why are the lines that bound the
Torrid zone called tropics?
6. If the sun were always vertical to
the equator, what would be the effect upon
the seasons of the different zones, and
what would be the length of a day at the
poles?
7. Which is the oldest town in the
United States? ...
8. Which of the United States has the
most dense population?
GRAMMAR.-1. Why is one word said
to govern another in Grammar?
2. Guilt makes us towards. Parse as
and cowardS. .
3. 1t is impossible to live without ait.
How is II here used, and what is the sub
ject of the sentence?
q. The object was made sport of. Cor
rect, and parse the verb.
5. His competence as a director is un-
questioned. Parse director and anques-
toned
6. What avails the best feelings without
principle? Correct, and parse wAat
Z, To ingratiate with some by SANDER
ing others. marks base mind. Correct,
and parse some, slandegimg, others and
marks.
8. His being a scholar is an advantage
to him. Parse all the words except a, an
and to.
ARITHMETIo.-1. When will the product
be less than the multip!icand?
2. In the multiplication of one fraction
by another, why do You multiply the
numerators together for new numerator
and the denominators for new denom-
inator? ys -.,.r-..r
3. By analysis: What o'clock is it
when the time past from noon is equal to
half the time 10 midnight?
4. What is the value in integers of a
lower denomination of 385 thousandths
of a mile? e..
5 An agent receives S624 to purchase
goods at per cent. on the amount of his
purchases; how much must he expend?
6. If 81 of ton of hay cost So rs,
what will 1917 of ton cost?
7. If the superficial contents Of circle
are 1851 square feet, what will be the side
of a square equal in area?
8. A laborer cleared $14 in 81 working
days, by earning 81 25 each day he
worked, and spending so cents each day
he was idle. How many days did he
work? "..
ORTHoGRAPuY.-1. Kitchen 2. Ker-
rel 8. Route; 4. Range; 5. Sauor- Krout,
6. Nebule; Z. Nescience; Disseizin.
There were 81 applicants. ! received
a certificate for 10 months, / for months,
| for 8 months, and for months.
Withdrew after reading and 81 were re-
jec.ed. By order Of the Board.
l. NJ. EV ANS, C2eyk.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-16
THE MEN OF THE NORTH.
by CHARLES MACKEY.

Fierce as Its sunlight, the East:may be proud
o: its gay gaudy hues, and its skies without cloudj
Mid as It's brcezes the beautiful West .b ts
May smile like the valleys that dimpe Its breastj
The South may rejoice in the vine and the pa I'm,
In the groves where the midnight sseepy withbalm.
Fair though they be, ..n. Fff
There's an isle in the sea,
The home of the braye and the boast of the free;
Hear IL, ye lands, let our shouts echo forth,
The Lords OF the World are the men OF the Northl
Cold though season, and dull though our skies,
There's might in our arm and a fire in our eyes
Dauntless and patient to dare and to do, .s :.
Our watchword is duty, our ma kim Is ''thougbtj"r
Winter and storm only nerve us tho more,
Strong shall we be
In our isle of the sea, .I..
The home OF the brave and the boast OF the free;
Firm as the rock whore the storm flashes forth. "A.
We Stand IN our courage, the men offhe north.
Sunbeaiis that rtpcn the olive and vne,
In the face of the slave and coward may shine;
Roses may blossom whom freedom decays,
And crown'd by growth OF the suns brightest rays
Scant though the harvest we reap from the soil,
Yet virtue and henlth are the children Of toll.
Proud let US be
OF our isle of the sea-.
The home Of the brave and the boast of the free;
Men with true hearts, let our fame echo forth,
Oh, those the fruits tlInt grow in the North!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-16

N- The following stanzas, composed
by Rev, Mr.. Duboy, of Warren Co., o.,
for deaf and dumb lady in Columbus,
we procured by means Of communi-
cation from Mr.. CHASE, of Meigs County,
who is in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
at Columbus. In his criticism on the
lines, he says, "you must not confide in
what he says in the second line
so words to ask your care'-
for tie educated Mute can pray by signs
as we'll as though they could speak,"
THE SILENT PRAYER.
have emo tongue to tell my Woo
40 words TO ask your care
Cut off, US by u two-fold blow,
From pleasures those around me know,
My lot is lonely here below.
o. h.ar my silent prayer.
dwell in silence; nat thought
Can with others share.
Ye love the voice with kindness fraught,
And know the solace it'hnth brought; ...
Think that to me its tone is naugIt,
And hear my silent prayer .,
Neglected, must outcnst prove
4 prey to every snare;
Then let my wants your pity move,
To teach me OF Savior's love,
And guide my soul to joys above.
This is my silent PRAYER. ....
Tell OF that world where God is King;
No Deaf, no Dumb are there;
lnsears unst opped, sweet anthems ring,
And unlooscd tongues His praises sing
Who hears my silent pra!e'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-08

CHEMiCAL FOOD, or COMPOUND
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