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SOMETHING CriTE NEw.--A certain Cap
tain 4. W. Ddysuu, Of tie Royal Artillery,
las published email volume, entitled The
Lerh ue GkaLU. in which he argues that our
oiIth l. constantly ero"!ng larger, and Our
distance from tic sun increasing. lie oI'-
serves" says tie Ahcadum. "that measured
degree, OF the meridian il modern tiwcs have
often been longer than those Of Older time -
On this lie icab1ls numerically. Tie grow
irg uf the earth docs not crack the IHiIdiugg,
Oh account Of the soiidity Of the foundations
that i, not soon, for Oil bindings du
crack. a stretched chGn would crt,k ia
tine ii the cAGs Increased their distance hy
tic growth OF the earti; wc-strcteAcd Chains
do docrack-witue,S the Telegraph cables, which
crack, and 10 cause ever assigned but a,ci-
dent, or ships anchors, which are forced III
t. the argument 10 avoid the more easy and
natural Hypothesis of the grnwth of the earth.
With tie growth of the Garth, there is also
tie growth of It's orbit. aud increase of the
length OF the year. Hence, an explanation
Of the apparent long lives OF thcauted:luvians
II tie year were Sc days in the time uI Adam,
tlen Aam's $50 years arc 90 Of our years
and SO cu."
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NOrtical.
E'g,e Fair Thief.
DY THE EARL oE EGREMoSr TO MS WIFE.

BY THE EARL oE EGREMoNr TO MS WIFE.
Before the urclin well could so.
She stole the whitencss Of the snow
And more than whitencss to aloru,
She stole the luShes Of the morn--
Stole all the sweets that ether sheds
On primrose buds and violet beds.
Still to reveal her artIul wilcs,
She stole the Graccs silkcn smiles
She stole Augora's haimy breath,
And pllirred orient pearls for teeth.
The cherry, dipt in morning dew,
Gave moisture to her lips and hue,
These were her infant spols, store
10 which III tirc she added more.
At twelve she stole from Cypria i queen
Her air. and lovc-inspjiing ncn--
Stole Junes dignity, and stole
From pAlas, SENSE to charm the soul
Apollo's wit was next her prey;
Tie next, the beam that lights the day;
She suus-amazcl the syrcns heard,
And to assert their claims appeared;
SO pMycd-thc MUSES. from the hill
Wondered Who thus had stolen their skill
Great Jovc approved her charms and art,
And t'othcr ,lay Size stole my heart;
If lovers, Cupid are thy care,
Exert thy influence on the fair,
m 4.
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ANoTnER DiSc"vEEv--A letter from Cali
ro says The general subject Of couycrsa-
ton in tn. city is Il discovery which has just
been made by the we'll known archnologist,
NJ. Manetie. He has found at lie is, alter
long and difficult researches, the tInb, still
intact, oi pharoah Amosis. The king is w.
ing in his coffin. complete covered with gold
leaf, csaanented with large wings painted n
it. Thirty jewels Of great value were found
IL the same coffin by the side Of the king as
was also hatrhct OF gold, ornamen;ci with
figures in lapis lazui. Some years ago NJ.
Marictte had a similar piece of good fortune
in finding in the tomb Of Apis the Jewels
which now form the principal ornament Of
of the Egypti.n Mrss-n7 ct .he bu--e"
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Religious Intelligence.

\ GENTlLE PGEACiTFg N THE MoRMJH
IAEEESACLt.-A SAT- Lake correspondent
vi the New york Times says:
The Rev. Mr.. NoX, Episcopal Chaplain 10
the army at Fort Laramie, preached Ia the
Tabernacle yesterday. Surh a thing ~ per
rtuug Gentle TO preach in the holy Tab
'rna lie ot the Saints is something hitherto
nukuown IN the history Of this people. Such
: lruiuut nnl Christian act must now, and
,orhaIs i"r ever stand unexplained. But
Bngham', kindness was not ahus, i not siu-
.Ie word Was uttered that did not proceed
from most charitable heart and the saints
i,'"ue To- the preacher during the service
without rccclNinga single heterodoX sentence
10 contauHate thcirimpurity Not single
allusun was made to the teachings Of Jos.
Smith nor to the pcculiartics Of the Mormon
religion. After Mr. NoX he'd concluded He
p.r c. Kimball harmguah a while Tor the
better entertainment Of the assembled Grove.
!'hc services were ended by brief discourse
from Bingham Young, Although his remarks
wcre based upon probably false premises, and
MS conclusions were plainly erroneous, yet he
spoke in a ynntle"auly msnnc, and the i'm
p,co,Irn produced by his discourse was rather
rIyurUalc than otherwise.
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--'l--aS"' -'<L'r .-c~

tween the Imperial Honapartists aud the de-
occndauts Of hrs. Patterson, of Baltimore,
the former wife Of the pUke Of Wc,tphalila,
are in the "ay of being composed. The En-.
pcror .a7 offered to make her .,u jerome .
Duke, and Ter grandson, Jerome. VINO @r.d-
ua,od at " cot Point and Is nov with the al
my il lt,ly, Count, with suitable pccunilry
c!do~ueuta lpr the rank, ii they viii tar
maiy reuuuucc all claims to the uarae 81 Bo-
naptrtc. The parties in interest, It Is furth-
er stated, have the matter under consiicra-
ton, ar Il It seems 10 he the impression Of
their friends that tic proposal will be ac-
ceptcd.
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n@-Do you know why the world is no
better than It is? Because each of lis believe
that the warnings. tie teachings, the wise in
culcatons, the hits ut fly, the moral aphor-
ism, the shafts shot at vice and crime from
pulpit press, and stage, are all intended for
our right-haud neighbor, aud our left hand
Ne; hbor-oar w:thers are nuy-unG
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Germs ott1 Giol(idn e Gc(enrap6.

rWO DOLLAnS per anuum strictly in nd
sance-S2.5O II not so paid, and $500 If not
paid within the wear.
Those no expect to receive the CIVILIAN
rsLEdRAru for 500 must pay invariably IN
advance.
i ? Bear in mind that no rhrer VIII he dis
continued until all arrclrIges are paid.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

The WINS OF CALIFORNIA The gu,ti-
vatiuu OF the grdpo in California bids idr, ia
IN the short "ptye Of twenty Years. t1 tram
sCcHd ia Importance the working of uur
gold njnrs. Til, Statement vii! excite SUI
prise with thousands, and will probably ho
disclcuItcd by many; but it is easily susrcp-
t,bie u' proof. The State Re s'rr for 1853.
Il most valuable work, informs us Il at tie IN
crease Of Uu. vines from 1856 1867 was fifty
pcrlcut., and seventy four per cent !r,m
1851 t. 1858, and about tIfly per cent. since
then on tie whulo stock, hcll. greater in
crease than compound interest would yield.
1t Is estimated that the present stocks Of
vines when u.aturcd, exclusive of the pro-
cecda derived lrurl the sale oi the grape AMI
aGd the mln"iGctr'rc Of brandy, vii, rca T.
ten urii'ors pt dollars. In twenty years at
the 'atg ut progress above in.ilca'el. 'nr vine
proiurt ui California viii he worth fifty mil
IONA ut dollars. In twenty years. at tie
rate Of rragicgs auuvc iui.,t,rd. tre wine
product Of California will be wors.. t..1y lul..
Iipu5 ut dollars. With such enormous rr-
source, "i our own, the importation oi French
wines and liq,lura Will not oniy cease, br,
Calm ru,t Viii become I'll" greatest exporter,
and will occupy much oi the o'ing market
uow mnuopliz.d hy France. The wine cu'-
tDre ID, however, yet IN It's infancy, hut il "a,
the infancy ot 4 Hercules, with Ca.lard. tor
his cradle. 1t is impossible to set any bounds
20 the future greatness and power Of this
State, but faint idea Of it can he gathered
from the promise held forth in its grape oU-
turo "!unc.-SaH FrwlciSco Hraji
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Rates of Advertising.

One square of II tes, 80 crnts tor one in
subsequent insertions % cents each.
All advertisements under y lines charged MS Il
square.
Business Cordsin the Directory, per annam,
ncludiur sul,scrintiun s.
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Baltimore & ohio seailr0adI
Improved Schedule for Travel.
A.!t M -.S :. .,,.-.,s: M

~ s Tz..isaa ..aa M
IN and after Monday. April llth. 1889, the
" passenger trains viii rpu As tollows:
For tie East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily O.. Sundays }
Neaves Wheeling O5 p Ia. Arrives NJ alti-
g CumbcI land 6.25 IA. m. more 300 p. II.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.l
Leaves Wheeling ll3oa. m. Arrives at Bal;i-
Cumberland 9.0Sp.m.j more sos n. IN.
Passengers from Cumberland for way stations
East, Will take Mai! Train only.
For the West.
ACCOMMODATE TRAIN .bctwcc G umbcr-
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland S.l0a IN. Arrive ut Wheel.
inG 100 +. NJ.
TRAIN (daily cx. Sunday J
Leaves baltimore 7.2ea. Arrive Wheel
" Cumberland i.o0 p. IN. ing 2.IO am.
EXPRESS rHEuUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves baltimore .0tp. N. ! arrives nt Vince!
- Cumberland li.55 pm iugHt 10 II. m
Passengers from Cumberland for Way Sta
tiuna West will take Accommodation rr IN;
aud for stations on NV. Va. Road will tuka
Exprcss train.
Through Tickets for all impoE tant cities Wee:.
can be procured at the Office.
L. Z. EOEUM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April "a, 1885.
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LEAENIN0 roOK.KEEPING
At the
Baltimore Commercial College.
This method of instruction is nowhere else u
troduced in this country.

tEoduced IN this country.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one of those
Large and Beautiful Ornamented Circulars rep =
reseutn. the Exterior and Interior View Of
the College, Pcnnmanship, DC. which will be
zen: by return mail, free of Charge, with Cata-
logue continuing List of Students, Terms Of
Tuition, Opinions OF the Press en- our new Sys.
TEN OF Book Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
L. 4. LOSER, ,ncipal-Lecturer On the
Science Of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
J. VI. PHILLIPs, Professor Of Book hoeping
aud Commercial Calculations.
II. ii. DAWES, Associate Prof. Of BOOK Keep
ing.
n. C. LoHssoS, Professor Of fcnnmanship.
5. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ. Mercantile Law.
REV. L. Y. REESE. d. D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Nansant,
Hon. Thomas SWAMI, WIN. II. Keighler, fsq,
Jacob Trust, ESD, william Knabe, Esq.
The time usually required to complete the
tai course, from to . weeks.
DIPLOMA il awarded to all Graduatea.
Large Circulars and Catalogues sta ting terms,
de-, sent by mail free Of charge. Address
X. E. LOSIER,
JAM ~ iS''.-ly. Baltimore, Nd.
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ncluding subscription. -.
MONTHS. oSs TWO 1I.REE SIX TWELVE.
One square. % . % 80 6 90 10 90
Two squares 2 - 4 90 90 90 Il 10
Three squares,3 80 ; 90 : - T. 90 lS %
Four squares 1 80 90 9 00 IA 90 20 90
Quarter col, 6 o. 90 t. 90 l3 90 30 90
Larger space forshort periods, as per agree
nent.
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths,
10 cents per line for first insertion subsequent
Insertions cents per line. Nine words are
counted rs IL line in advertising.
Merchants and others. advertising By the
year. will he charged 81 0G.
Procee Gings OF meetings not of a general
character. charged AT 4 cents per line for each
insertion.
Yearly advertisers must conIine their adver-
Using to their own business
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, out side the city
of ofCumherand cash in advance.
Persons ordering the insertion ofleGal advcr-
iisemenis will he held responsible for payment
for the same when the time for which they were
ordered TO be inserted shall have expired.
IysoLvESr NoTCgs, cash in advance.
PATENT ME?CiSEs. one haIfIn advance AGd
the balance in six months.
ALL Jon WORK, cash.
The losses we have sustained compel us to
adopt this course II will I've strictly adhered
10 in ali cnses, ard no advertisement from
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
by the cash.
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WIN. X. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERS IN ALLk KINDS OF
and Smoking Tobacco,

Baltimore Street, near the Railioad Depot
CCHBEKLAN mn.
DETCRN their thanks tor The patronage here
~ tulore extended lv the late hrm Ui u. ..
WATTS & CO., and begs leave t" invite the
attention vi pnrchuscrs to their NEW STOCK,
which is composed off, in part, us follows, viz.
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INF ALLIBL REMEDY
tE S J. o O 1

fk@ > I y = sLN
One uuudloi Dpilart vii. be paid to any Ph!
siciIt. who ctn prove that the Medicine evtr
injured Il patient; IN. | ths testimony OF thou.
sands .au be produced to prove that II doe.
great good. CBs'a JftTnE one week to thirteen
yetrs staining have been cdcetel. TIE mss:
uf i'o!'u.t"ry Iestimo"yin possession at the II"
prietor, vouch IN Us virtues and curotiv' pow
rs, - immense, embracing nam we'll know
To Science and Fame.
Personally app ared before me, an Alderman
otthe City Of Philadelphia, II. 7. llELMBDLD
Chemist who being day sworn does any. that
hi preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or injU ricns Drug. hut are purely Vegetable.
II. T. HEN BOLD. Sole Manufa c'urer.
Sworn and slh.crbeI before M this 23l do =
of November 1854 WM. p. .uIBDAhD.
Alderman
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:.tATTRESGS GSNES,
stoves! StOves! Stoves!

~ NFS
1 FULL assortment of Stoves, such as PAR
~ lor, Egg and Cooking Stoves Of the lates:
patterns constantly Kept on hand, ond will he
sold cheap.
Odd Castings, Fire Brick and Soap Stones
for Stoves, kept constantly on hand.
Call at JOHN J0HNSoN'S.
Sept. 9, 1858.
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NU MBER 20

.!uw TO AMEhlCANIzE CUBA.--ln his re-
cent address 10 the people OF this Congress
souaI District tie Hon. Thomas Butler King
introduces fact, which we feel sure was not
generally known 20 the friends OF Cuban an
neXaton ii this country: He says that tie
number Of Cuban children now at school in
tie United States may be estimated ?, iryu
six to ten Thousand
Added 90 this, Ny. King says that the
number Of visituIs from Cuba to the United
States, in the year 1858, was between fifteen
and twenty thousand, showing an increase Of
between the Cubaus and our
.s.lvcs.
We are not certain after MI, if it would not
be wiscst and best fus our government to a.
wait the working out OF these silent but ci'ec-
tive influences. There is. certainly, at this
tune, to pressing need Tor the possession Of
Cuba MOI is the necessity likely to arise from
any present. relations OF the States in that
quarter OF the globe -Sardanah RepuJ{ican
LAND SrECuLATloNs At THE WLsT.-A
native of Massachusetts thirteen years ago
sold Al lot in St. Louis, Mo for $500 To-
day It having hccone business centre it
cannot b, bought for 800, 900 Another
gentleman went to Kansas in 1854, taking
with Lin $1,000. The property he has nc
qulrci thrrr from this nucleus is now worth
5000 600. Property in lcuyenwoth wlicb
S,i IN 1894 for $500 or 500, is u0w worth
SIS 900. The same is the case In St. Joseph
Kansas city. Lawrence, and Il few other prom
Uncut points. Men in those places have be-
ONE wealthy, MT from any superior sagaci-
ty, but from having Invested a little money
IN the carly history Of the Territory. III 1886,
ln Ohio gentleman paid 500 per acre for a
tract Of laud adjoining Lcavenworth. and
within SIX months got an advance Of $1,000
per acre. But change has taken place
III 1867 paper cities sprung up in great a.
buuuauc" Shares in then sold roGdily from
$500 to $500 in one Of them a lot 25
$50 sold then for $1,000. They would not
any OF them now bring $40 per lpt a great
deal of Eastern capital was SINK in these en-
brVo cities
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HELMB BOLD'S
Genuine Preparation
Highly Ceuccntratcd Compound
Fluid Extract BuchU,

Highly Concentrated Compound
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Ory"nS,
Arising from Excess aud i,npialeacies in I.ifc,
and removing all Improper Discharges from
The BLADDER, Kidneys, or Sexual Ursuns, whtth'
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From whatever cause they may nave crtgiHa,
tod, and no matter of
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Giriny Hcaith and I'Iyor To TIE frame. GHd
B.oom To the Pattid CteeA.
Joy to the a fHicted !!
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removes all tho symtonis, among which willie
found,
Inlspos!iioa
t. E&U!uyn, Lrsf
of ruw0r, loss % Mum.
cry, l5itlcuIty OF breathing
General WuAhnest Horror OF Ni.
aesse, Weak Aerv,s Trembling, lrcd-
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Feet, Nakriuluess, bimncss Of Niti,r, Ian
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System, Often Enormous App,utc,
with DysprFtc symptoms Hot
HInusi ..'r'is '"o"'ts ~ me i'T'-'
ytCon,,,a,,,.,,,a,,S a ,vS"
Eruptious"n he
rae, pait,iu
,heBacE
Ir,.-i,,ss or the Ey,Iide. Freopr,i', I,lcl
Spots FLYING bciuIc tho Eyce, with Ir,uyo-
rary suAusion and l"t'"i sight N"nt"t
Attention, orcat M'hlI!t!, Ecs'i'tsn'ss,
with Horror OF society. Noth'tS !s
moi ',sirAbsc 10 sue" FAiItHtS iLAh
l.'s, nra nrfHi"E ttry more
dread tor !c"f o. t"GE.bcI'tS no
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Hurried Transit oniruih
one question to ahntE-
or,
These symptoms. i: allowed to 60 oa--wiici
this medicine in nForthbly r,moyc s-s"ont.'ll'wa
Loss OF row EK, lAlCl !, AND EPI LE.'-
'IC fIII-'" one % "n,." .i 'ne patcht my
Sail,.,5 Lr To.o Jir,,,,i Az.
oa.es-tHsAN1Tl AND coNsUMrrIoN?-
ne rct"I"S " '"' -" ~ = ,,.,, ~. -. ~ w"
me "e'"nc''' y "t"'uS 'UN3, NHE 4Io-''
tr Il
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a Thrilling Incident

die of August, 1853, tho cars were very much
crowded aud my compaion in the same seat
with me found out To- be a locomotive en-
ginccr, and III the course Of our conversation
he made the remark that he hoped he had
run Ills last trip upon a locomotive.
Upon making bold 10 ask the reason, he
gave me tnc following story, and since then
have found it TO be strangely true:
Five years since WAS running upon the
! New Ior! Central Railroad My ran was
/ from i to Il. 1t WAS the Eight
/ ming express train, and it WAS what its name
denotes, for it was a iast-a very last run and
! | do say it the old Tornado could 20 have
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

HHOiiOway's DIN men g. -Thc
complaints thst render maternity rather a curse
than q biessing, yield 70 this healing agent. The
sore nipple and gathare breast, that endangef the
NE ofthe ofspring AZ well as the parent, are
speedily dispeiiedb By the use OF this powerful de-
tergent remedy.
Sold At TIM manufsctory, No. 80 Maiden Isne
New YORK, and by all drusgsta, At 9Sc oac, and 81
per box or rot. novb-d6wIw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of A FAMILY pHyslc

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, aud cleanse,
and inYigorate every portion Of the human or
ganism, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy yitalites. AS a consequence
OF these properties, the invalid who is bowed
down with pain or physical debility isdstonishcd
TO lind his health or energy restored by remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday conf
plants of every body, but also many formda-
ble and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named is pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates Of their cures
and directions for their use in the following com
plants CoStiUeReSs, Heartburn Headache aris-
ing from diS0rdered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion.
Pain in and Morbid IHdciion of the Bo,relS. F'i1t.
uleHcy Loss Of appetite, Jdmdice, and other
kindred complaints, arising from n low state of
the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincped Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask
for AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-15

- NAN W.
RELIEF AND HEALTH
We have put up ana
ten years, and CAN SAY, .
TRUTH OF IL, what we0a
say of any other medi-E
FAILED, IN ASINGLKD
Feet A CURE, when~-s
we know an instancei4 "a
one who used 1t. On thek
lighted with its opera-H
terma Of highest cOm-l0
al effects and medical -
this matter "wHAT WEI
years experience, andAG
TIoH FoR THE FULFILL
HERE DECLARE. In al-H
where the infant is suf-E
exhaustion, relief will -
twenty minutes afterW
This valuable preparas- !.
OF one of the most EXE1
SkiLLFUL NURSES in@
been used with HEvERS
THOUSANDSN
ItEotonlyrelieves the
vigOrates the stOmAchW
acidity, and gives tone
system. IL will AlmOstKn
PING IN TIL BOWgz
&c, and overcome conks
speedily remedied, enhk.
the BEST and sUResT
all cases of DYSENN
RHE, IN CHILDREN ~
teething, or from AnyJ.-,
say toevery motherwhorH
from any Of the fOrego. ~
NOT LET YOUR PHkZ
PREJUDICES OF OTHE
| yoursufiering child And
SURE yes, ABSoH
low the use of thisS
Full directions for
ach bottle. None gen
lie OF CURTIS A PER %
the outside wrapper,
Sold by DFuggistaS
Prinvipsl Oihoe, -
New
Price only as Ce
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