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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

We learn by telegraph that a fire broke
out in New York City, at the corner of Gold
and Fulton streets, Thursday morning, which
proved terribly destructive At six O'Clock, p.
NJ, over forty buildings had been destroyed and
the fire raging with undated fury. The
hydrants were nearly all frozen up, so that but
five engines could play on the fire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

KENTUCKY Corn CRoP.-A Marcel The
assessors in Kentucky, and the Secretary of the
Board of Agriculture, report corn crop of
three hundred and eighty millions Of bushels,
We have been considering how much they rails
ed TO an acre, and find that they must have had
about three huHdrcd bushels 10 an acre. We
knew that Kentucky mad great deal of good
land but had no idea of such surprising fertil-
ity. This is a matter of some importance for
we perceive that they estimate the value of this
crop at one hundred and thirty millions Of dol
lars cincinnati Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

IouNG MIN FoR AcrIoN-Mr Sherman.
the Republican candidate for Speaker, is a young
man, for his fame and position, being but Sc
years old. The rule in our House of Repre-
sentatives is young Speakers. Mr. Clay was
not 80 when he was first chosen to the Chair,
and but As when he left it forever. Mr. Win
thiop was about 40 when he was made Speaker.
Mr. Cobb was 81, and Mr. Banks 40 Mr. Orr
was but SO, and Mr. Polk could not have been
much over 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

TIE MOUNT VERNON LADIES ASSOCIATION
OF TIE UN1oN.-We have received an extra of
the Mount Vernon Record, filled with circular
issued by Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham regent
OF the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of the
Union. From this document it appears that
the whole amount collected for the purchase of
the Mount Vernon estate. over and above ex-
penditures, is S232,2 FOG 0S. 1t is stated that
the Association is indebted to the exertions of
MIR. Everett for more than one forth of this sum.
viz: $59,004 II; from his Grafton on Washing
ton, SCOOP As; from his New York Lcdqer
connection, $1,000 81; from donations handed
to him, $1,000 Is; from certain ladies, $50; in
creases OF interest, Sjl57 G0-tota 500 00i II.
The fund secured is sufficient for the purpose of
completing the purchase of the estate, with
100000 over to put it in repair. But further
sum of Sl4O,OO0 is needed as fund for future
repairs and maintenance. Ii is denied that
John A. Washington, the proprietor, has failed,
and the payments made to him been lost A
history of the title is then given. beginning with
grant from one Culpepper to Nicholas Spen-
cor and John Washington, 1914 down to the
contract with the Association in 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

INTERNAL lMrRovEMENrs.-IIarv Moody
of Charleston in this State, while at an agri-
cultural dinner in that town last fall, bargained
at a iefreshment stand for what he could eat.
when he deyoured eight apple pies, four cookies,
four pieces of cheese, and drank five glasses of
lemonade At another time he called for dinner
at the public house in Derby Center. and hand
ed quarter to the landlord to pay for it. He
cleared the table Of its usual variety. and called
for more; a second time the table was replen-
ished and hc again called for more, which was
brought on; he again cleared the table of its
eatables, and fourth time called for more The
landlord then told him he should have his quar-
ter back il he would retire with what he had
got, and the glutton accepted the offer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31
The Republican National Convention.

A National Republican Convention will meet at
Chicago on Wednesday the 18th day of June next at
10 o'clock (noon for the nomination Of candidates to
be supported for President and Nice-Presdent at the
next election.
The Republican electors of the several States, the
members of the Peoples party of Pennsylvania, and
Of the Opposition party of New-Iersey, and all Others
who are willing to cooperate with them in support Of
the candidates who shall there be nominated and who
opposed to the policy of the present Administra-
ton; to Federal corruption and usurpaton to the ex
tension of Slavery into the Territories to the new
and dangerous political doctrine that the Constitutions
of its own force, carries Slavery into all the Terrific
res Of the United States; to the reopenng of the At
ricau save-rade; to any inequality of rights among
citizens; and who are in favor of the immediate adj
mission of Kansas into the Union under the Constitu-
ton recently adopted by its peoples of restoring the
Federal Administration TO a system OF rigid economy,
and TO the principles Of Washington and jefferson; Of
maintaining involae the rights Of the States and de-
Tending the soil of every State and Territory from
lawess invasion; and Of preserving the integrity of
this Union, and the supremacy Of the Constitution
and avs passed in pursuance thereof against the
pracy Of the leaders Of sectional party to resist the
majority principle established in this Government
at the expense of its existence, invited to send
from each State two delegates from every Congress
sona District and four delegates at large to the Con-
vention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

As The truly 'roRdertul merits Of the Oxygenated
bitters in curing Dyspepsia in its worst developments
become known and appreciated, orders for it are pour
ing in from all parts of the country--North, South,
East and West. This tells the story
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to the Railroad company cannot exceed $500 or 5000;
which s, we are informed fully covered by insurance
in the Fire aud Marine Company Mt Springfield, Ms.
"
WooDcoCK & VINroN's PAPER MTLI~-Thc chief
force Of the blow received by village from the
great fire Of 1867 was the destruction Of numerous
manufacturing and mechanical establishments. Since
then these have all been rebuilt with greater size and
efficiency than before. The last Of the esWood-
cock & Vintons Papeunill-has just been put IN ope-
ration. This mill built during the past season.
and all the machinery is new and Of the most ap-
proved patterns. In this mill is Foudrincr machine,
so inches In width, built by Goddard & Rice Of
Worcester Ms and three engines, one of which is of
new design recently patented by Jordan & Eustce
Of Hartford Ct All the other appointments are in
keeping. The machinery is propelled by two over
shot wheels each 10 feet in diameter, and with IL
feet and the other with . IL feet buckets.
With their improved machinery and increased ia
cilties Messrs. w & T. will manufacture to order all
descriptions Of book and news paper. The business
of this mill will make an important addition to the
sources Of our thriving village.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

VILLAGE MEErlNo.-At IA vilinge meeting duly
warned, and held %, die Town Hall ON Monday eve.
ming It was voted TO purchase the building High
Engine Company NO ., and to purchase the building
now used 10y Engine Company No. 4, for $500 each.
The Buiihs were authorized 10 issue the notes Of the
village to raise that un. This is amosi udiciou in
ve''moni. at rate OF rent such the village has
been paying they viii pay for themselves in 4 few
year..
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u Notices Of religions temperance and social neet-
iags to be hedm his County, andobitua,y beyond
he usual announcement riu be charged four cents per
line for each insertion, But no notice irR Be inserted
for less MaR 20 cents
UTAR communications must be accompanied by re
fonsibtc name 10 secure notice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

EDWIN d. MORGAN, New-York.
JOSEPH BARTLETT, Maine.
GEORGE &. fOGG, New Hampshire.
LAWRENCE BRAINERD, Vermont.
JOHN I GOODRICH, Massachusetts.
WIN. NJ. CHACE, Rhode Island.
GIDEON WELLS, Connecticut.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Pennsylvania.
GEORGE HARRIS, Maryland.
ALFRED CALDWELL, Virginia.
THOMAS sPOONER, Ohio.
CASSIUS NJ. CLAY, Kentucky.
JAMES RICHIE. Indiana.
NORMAN Ii. JUDD, Illinois.
ZACHARIAH CHANDLER, Michigan.
JOHN II. TWEEDY, Wisconsin.
ALEXANDER II. RAMSEY, Minnesota.
ANDREW STEVENS, Iowa,
ASA 5. JONES, Missouri.
MARTIN =. CONWAY, Kansas.
LEWIS CLEPHANE, District Of Columbia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

a CnANcE-'Perey'. the well posted correspond
en' of the Boston 'rrai ays that "llcnry Amc. hs.
been appointed postmaster Halifax Wiud-o. Couu
ty 100 plHce of e. l.. S,ockwen, Tee -ucd." StriA,
out Windsor AL substitute Wmdhaiu and the oca-
ton will be correct.
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DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

The unequaed that has attended the appicato
Of this Medicine in Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchial A.
lection, Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, Ineipisnt
Consumption has induced many physicians of high stand
ing to employ it in their practice many of whom advise Of
the fact under their SIGNATURE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

NEW pAGrEHIEAN SALOON Mr.. Houch,ou has
fitted ny new loon and furnished ii with improved
instruments for tie purpose Of taking all sorts OF pho
tosnp hic pictures. We have seen several samples Of
bis wore that are very SUPERIOR just try him On.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31

Observation-Disclosures have been taken, with an
enconri9 ing prospect Of success, for building new
Methodist meetiir house at Nottingham.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-31
Balls AM OF WILD CHERRY
RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS.

AUnVnN, Sept. 0, IhDb.
s W. FowLF 4 Co-Sfrs;-I most cheerfully add my
tmony in favor Of the Basam We have used 1t in our
family ia Pulmonary affections, Coughs and Colds, and es-
TEEN it most valuable remedy and have recommended it in
various complaints with Invariably happy re-
suits W. h. LYNCH, NJ. b.
MANSFIELD, TOGA Co., Pa, August, 1888.
GentIemen.-Ilayngu used Ia ny family the last four years.
Wistars Of Wild Cherry with great success most
cheerully It those afflicted with obstinate
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, kc. IL d. MARTINI NJ D.
CAPE VINCENT. N. Y, July II, 1885
enfemens-Afte using lr. Mistar's Balsam for long
time can say from repeated observation that regvrd 1t rs
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.E9N51 ss:S!sslH7

Il
Btnrvctsnf fksftfufson, ssta6ished b. sr,ryo, =,
0nneeJc- ~ rehsf Of the siek and 5isfssssss,
ssessnn ,'ffh Pfrnisnf and Epidentc diseases.
A&l u
fTuHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION ,,viev osthe
u swfnl obstruction ~ human lie, csused be
ssxu., diseases, and the doccptions practised
tslyssrs sgo dirsstesit their Conssjtins Surreon,
asa charitab1e Act worthy ofthejY name III omen
q Dispensafy for thctfessr1snt N this class I
diseases, IN all their forms, and to givo Medical
Advice gratis. tn all who apply by letter, with
q description oftheir condition. (age, occups.
tion, habits " iife &c, )andin Of extreme
poverty. to fURsisH NED1cISp FREE or CH ARcE.--
II Is needless to add that the Association com.
mands tho highest Medical skill Of The ago, and
VIII furnish the most approved modern treat.
The Directors of tho Association, in their
Annual RGpOrs npon the treatment of Sexual
Discusses, express ths highest satisfaction with
The success WHICH has attended she iabors a
ToaRx ssfsSG sfsG !" wssRSEs Sns XXI; s sff iMpo
vEMCE, via. y o oSONoRRMEA, @ G.ssr, syrnILis, the
order q continuance of the same plan for the
| ensuing year. 4Nl F'sF 70 ETI - - :
The Directors, on sreview of tho past. fool as
'mred that their labors IN this sphoro ofbenev.
oent effort, have been of great benent 10 the
afflicted. especially TO the young, and they have
resolved to devate themselves, with rome wed
zeal. to this very Important but much dcspised
cause. 'Hif.f.,, ,...l $3.50 Tll'.'f :
just Published by the Association. a Report
On ermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice of 0nanism, Masturbation or Sell. Abuse,
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, BY tho
Consulting Surgeon, which will he sent by mall
(in u sealedletter envelope y FRgg oF CHARGE on
receipt of TWO ,srAaPs for postage. Other Re.
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment
OF sexucl diseases. diet. NC, arc constantly DO.
ing published for gratuitous distribution. aud
will be sent ta the afflicted. Some Of the new
remedies and methods OF treatment discovered
during tho last year. are Of great value.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. J. Skill.
i.iS HoroHTOs. Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA ID. IEARTwELL, Prsssdsnf
GEO. FAlRCtIiLD, Secretary.
| January G, ls59.-ly.
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Wrsr BEnFoRU. Coshocton co., !
MauIi tQkT

MI II. d. .Kingsley--Sir: have been sell
ing the medicines Of the Gra1enI ery Com
pany 70! the last ten years, and have invaii-
ably found them to give good satisfaction;
and the Pills have sold to a great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my trade they have become sta
pie article. MarshalPs Uterine Catholicon
is medicine that has done q great amour,
Of good in female diseases. One lady | sold
1t to, told me- that she had received E-ore
good from one bottle tnan she did from a
long couise Of medical treatment by the
most skilliul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON,
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C0NSUMP ton IS DURABLE
nv rHE USk OF
WlNcHESTER'S GENUINE PREPARATION
Dr. J. +. churchiIrs Compound Of the
Ii Y POP OSPUITES
or Lime, Soda and Potash,

Ii Y POP II o S Z Ii [ Il E S
or Lime, Soda and Potash,
Originally discovered and drescribod by him AS
Sperifc Remedy for
G Q N S u MP TON.
TTNuIS extraordinary Chemical Preparatio of
l. Phosphorus, the Discovery Of Dir. Church.
III, Of Paris, IA put up by the undersigned
CHEMICALLY rUuE, IN STRICT ACCORDANCE Win
HIS tORMULA. AND NAY Dg rEnPgcrLY RELIED
on. The bottles have the following words
BLOWN IN rMEuLAss, US an additional protection
~, snR I!, J.; T., +. GHgRcaILL,s UyPopMos
SPE,I IfIC REMEDY FOR CON3UMPTIoN.-
J. WINCHESTER NEW YORK"
Tho use Ofthe lIYPoPuosrHfTIs IN CONSUMP.
TON, Scrofnla, Nervous Debility. Asthma,
Bronchitis Dyspepsia. Female Complaints, and
all diseases depending upon DEFICIENT VITAL.
lrY IN THE EiExENrs OF TnE BLOOD. has proved
their iNvARIABLE EFFICACY In thousands
of cases IN Europe and America. and establish.
ell the claim OF the Discoverer, that they are
sURE PREVENTIVE. nnda
Dr. Ghurcinli says:--'I In no siSU L. INSTANCE
HAVE rouSD THE ltrAEDy FAIL To PRODUCE Nv.
nnYruIs0 THAT RsAsosABLy BI ExPEcrED PROM 1T
In most instdnces The beneht derived from IL has
FAR EXCEEDED what could, " first, have
heen hoped for, wnss TAXING Isro ACCOUNT THE
pE0R.E And EXTENT or THE INJURY SUSTAINED BY
ny. Cut Of ,vem,,,',,,,,
eases in the third or last stage, treated n my
Dispansary during tie past year, Eiour HAyl
COMPLETELY Rho9yEaEp, eight have died. and
SIX are still undor treatment. SUCH A RE-.
suit IS ALTOGErAER UNPARALLELED IN
THE ANNALS OF MEDICINE" r + =. Z
Terrible Mortality Of Consump ton!
Lr. Churchill again ssys:--" The fine toiii
come, ichsn ConsunPiion, instead Of siayng, as IL
noio dos', oNr'sixru op rnH wnoLE HTaAS RACE,
aud more hqa OSE'HALF OF ALL THE ADULT
POPULATION Of most eipilizsd communities WILL
DwISpLE DOWN rO AN IssiGSIYIcASr ITEM ~ THE
GAUGES ~ MORTALITY.
II am anxious that tho HYPOPHOSPHITES
should be brought, As SPEEDILY As P0ssiBLE.
into UNIVERSAL use, rs | know that tboy will
SUMPTION As QUlNlNE Is IN INTEahIT.
TENT FEVER. But ALSO AS EfFECTUAL A
pRESERVArlVEA AS VACCINATION IN MALL
POX."
Itls VI the utmost Importance that this Rem.
rdy he prescribed ~ us purest state, for unless
IL he 81, II 10 not only
I Useless but Dangerous! z )
Especially u there be any Iron, Free Lime,
Is the case in great majority Of the Salts sold
AS Hopophosphitss. Dr. Churchill says:-"No
other drug or meticIne should be combined
With than or TAX on &t.thssamo time
1 Do, sure to purchase winohester's Genuine
pure" Ny fac aat< signatureis upon avery
bottle. e..
+ Ii ardcr TO bring : xhowledso OF this Great
est Medical Discovery of the Age TO every Con.
mined TO publish 81" '@'
Or. charehiii'. work on osp.aAavssea,
TRAITS, to every sufferer who Will wrIte or send
ior tho siino, ihclosing twelve cents Ia STAMPS,
to cover tho expepRe OF. postAxos. IL will he
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BLOOD PTRllFIHa] 555jj PILLS !

0JHNUINhVIAN nEMEUlES,
l"HEN DIR. ROBhCK. the renowned swo
w dish Physician. introduced his blood
pnriner AMI Hood Pills 10 the United States. be
s9t forth In plan language their curative
properties. This was years ago. The task oi
accommodating them has since been taken oui
of his hands. Enlightened men. whose char
acier f,r sound Judgment and philosophy.
rvc thelr oninlons weight In the community
mon who observe. reflect, HnI make aSsur
auce doubly SIRE" before they decide ARG
everywhrro approving and urging tho nso ol
those wonde rfui preparations. All who con.
hde IN The wisdom aud honesty of this class. or
who Glucose to investigate fer themselves. arc
now oi onr mind IN this important subject.
" h"bacH invites the attention ut the sick
~ the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members ~ tho Medical Profession. Edit.
ors nf public Journals, well known Merchants
aud Farmers aud ladies ofthe highest respect.
ability. giving acc 0unts nf extraordinary cures
wrought br the remedies, Of which cures thcy
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties my In consulted personally
ur ny lntter hy thpSo who have any aoubt m
on tho subject. The evidence In tho possess
ION nfDr. Roback, which Is II all times access
iblo To tho public. establishing the following
FACTS,
The, the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
hS-'' been proved by analysis 10
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
Tho, ,,o,. o.,..
"''' ''''' '"'' wv ''"'s. un'vers'u complaint
DYSPEPSIA
with uasrrilg certainty, and In n very short
t'na. That after all other Medicines have
proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
AMI rostore the health and strength Of tho suf.
feror. That
cVCu ppv.Vp,
whn have Engnshod for years in helpioss
weakness and despondency, recuperato with
almost miracnlnns rapidity under their invig.
oratlhs "psratior. That all sexual disabilities
are removed ny thcir cordial aud gently stim.
ulating properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONsTiTUTIo%
,.......
i't n"n.e' 'rey my l',ve oeen trihcd with and
"o"s"u' ih"t 'ne'r d'rcct tendency is To
IEN(:THEy LIFE.
,-o,,a ., ,,,..,.,. MI.
", sr',, - ~ n"nyNp'o. tnNt' Opornting d.
,ba,.' wv" '"o P'''"' " "i'eH'e " ma ofooa'
.rtsD ,nn~ mn
hOHG SooN ~ HEAL,
and discharge fr I'm the SYSTEM every taint of
Srrufula, whether hereditary or utherYis
That thoy
upcn.,,r r,,C np,,,
":"SA' 'n DEb'hii ~ ED,
Al'u lltt tlerc ~ no OlScaSe OF tho stomach. and
Bowels, the Liver, the Nervous system, the
skin, Glands or Muscles. in which they do MT
give prompt relief, and Ufadmiuistered be fore
tho very citadel of life has been invaded. \ Of.
feet \ painless and perfect cure.
Beir IN mud that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG
ErABLE BLOOD PILLS are ond ,rscd by the
experience ni thousands OF living witnesses.
who. In letters, anidavi,s. medical works, and
by word OF mouth. prucl,im them to he the
very best preparation ur the Kind ever ole red
In tho broken down victims Of III health. They
hunt disease through every avenue and organ
"fthu system, and oxpol 1t thoroughly and Dor.
manently.
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AFFLICTED READ!

DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
j. Es,aonshed twenty-five wears ago BY Dr..
kINkELiN, corner Of Third and Union streets,
philadelphia, PEN sylvania.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Expeer,,ence has rendered DR.. X. a most sue.
cessfu practitioner In the cure Of all diseases
OF a private nature; manhood's do biiity, As an
impeachment TO marriage; nervous and sexual
inhrmnies, diseases-of the skin, and those
arising from abuse ofmercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Thero is an evil habit sometimes inti,lsed In
6y boys. IN solitude. oflen growing up with
them to manhood: and which, if not reformed
In due time, not only begets serious obstacles
to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to y
series oi proiracted, insidious and devastating
affections.
Few Of those who give way to this pernicious
practice are aware ~ the conse qnences, until
they nnd the nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unaccountable sensations, and
vague fears In the mind. tSee pages 81, as, ~,
Of Dr. KS book on 'Self elfPTeservation."
The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee.
BILE, is unable TO labor with accustomed vigor.
or 10 apply his mind to study; his step Is tardy
and weak; he is dull, irresolute. and engages
| even In his sports with less energy than usual
he emancipates himself before the prac.
ice has done lis worst. and enter mairimony.
his marriage Is unfruitful. and his sense tells
him that this is caused By his early fnlics. -
These are considerations which should AVA.
Ken tue attention vi all who are similarly situ.
ated.
REMEMBER.
lie who places himself under DR.. KINKELIN'S
treatment. may religiously conade in his honor
as gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
That the secrets OF DIR. KS patients will never
he disclosed.
Young nan-lct no false modes,y deter you
from making your case known tn one. who.
from education and respectability, can GER.
tainly befriend yOn.
DIR. KlNKEl.lN' 'S res dcnce has been for the
last twenty two years at the North. West cor.
ner of THIRD AND UNION STREETS, Phlla.
d.lphia. Pennsylvania.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case eAplicitiy, TO.
gether with all their symptoms. per letc~> ell.
priated accordingly.
Forwarded u any part Of the United States,
and pOcked secure from DAMAGE or CURl0S.
lrY. by mail or express.
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