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most terrible evils In the community 70 the wide
spread prevalence Of Dyspepsis. It's to be found
IN almost every family In our land and thousands
msnts ef the head, the heart the chest, the liver
or bowels, which are In rrality but symptoms and
tne results Of the presence Of Dyspepsia. So many
lorms does this dire arrangement Of the an NAL
functions assume, that thousand different cases
might be cited In which the complication OF
co1oinsfoa Of symptoms IL entirely different
Probably the most efneient remedial agent known
ne uxygenatsd Bittess, prepared by 3. w.
iyidaals whose and positon In society
sntitie them 20 confidence and the articie hss Iee
approved ~ some Of our most eminent profession
al men n.-<8osfoa Ttas<if<y. - 81 -
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SELLING OFF AT COST TO REMOVE.
$4,000 wcsrH OF NEW Goops THAT Musr =.

Having leased the large and beautiful store room
between eth and 10th streeIs Is Pionoforte WaSe
room, where shall remove in 9 few weeks, sfsr
81 ND !. S,a, e g
gS% this dsy my prsssnt NEW AND ELEGAST
STOCK az Srt1ls eest pvicss. 80 > -
SclSr and variety Of 6ns Pearl; Silver, and Insd
GsSa iSc 2i;sSs ao;
sSs.ssss ossysfS fiRsE mssh ss and
China, Perisn, and Bronze Ornsments; opsrs
S,airss x. s.i tesssSt,fs EngaynE. ~ f.%ss as
o'ss sS.s. 4s SsG:as: .sa GS2s:
Io: SStcspSs cSss,a. acE:s. B,rd Cares UmbIsIss O5tfo
Travelling and Shoppinf Bsss Basfses 81 eVcrs
Ssr.ety; end IN s6dis:s vosiely. Of Sne frsSeHH,
SsrIaai s end Arsrcan Toys lor children q isot
0:ass'ns ..s =. kSsLA Nj ~ ITSa5IN s.5 N
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIEs.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware st Is
minutes before II M.

SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
To B. dr.1I TekETs asy e &NE D9aLbE b.:v.
minutes before Il m.
i Glass lsi-7s numbers, Il drawn ballots.
'rs.s: ss. oi:.-...:,sSsS Prices d. oi... ssss s
DO. -'.' TssSs.s IiGSe n. &o'' DO.
= c,. TUESDAY: M Neys%ssrl; !. s .,,..
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prize sc' of.----...-sssss prizes .slss
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fH SasssisS-o humocts, - ofsWn oouoses
priss: e :of.----...asssss g Pii%ss. % .sl.:ss
3''' r,sssss:: e.: q. 70.
All orders for ticket. or esrti6estss Of PACKAGES
n any Of the shove .plendd lotteries vii meet With
themopt prompt and confidential attention, and the
A6drsy FRANCE, BRQApBENTSS co.
= M e16ccnber having made additions 20 his
sass S: t$sass: e: Sc SStsh; 3.
WAGONS Of al. kinds cannot Be surpassed, and
from his long sxpersnos in ths basinsss, ks kopss
% pye sSnere sansiaceion,
Aa REP4IRsnsafy done. sndsll orders pronps
s:sss ssa,s sssa E GARBAGE, ,,.l,,s. ier.s,
~ eL.t,K oREe.
Hi1n gsy.aere rlaaos Figureds snd Coiored eilks,
gl.st slEs fastE ::s Ss{ cent. % says pr ysrd.
4xnrsd eed Plsi4 Az wool nslsinis.. !
sWils 2. !nlsnersbls ysyistv cf DEpSs Goods, Ill
:s::ss siE' 'ss :la 3 -. and
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W0QDEWOoDn..Eiiokory. Oak. and Pine
,.s.a wGOR w isrn,shed e low rates, either pre-
=. 80. - Z. J. L w. M. GAIT,
ProDuetoIs of the City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Foot Of nth Of, below War Depart
-Omce-N. w. cor. 18th and ats. No. 5l7
attention. se III
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WOOD AND COAL.

N B. CHAMBERS
NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD,
464 l0fh street, bsfireeH ID aad e.
All kinds Of WOOD, COAL and CHARCOAL
tePt constantly on hand and sold st the lowest
WOOD SAWED and SPLIT. and all order.
promptly attended tn. 90 n i'm
ITO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
DL00k 70 YOUR INTERESTn
PURCHASING youR woon
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v = - U U a LII "-"--- y :" :
Nov aHoat and dischar9ins- s
gar. k;E: Stockton, Sohr. Mary and Caroline,
Sehr. WillisT and John, Schr. The Bee,
Schr. Phebe Nelson. Schr. Henry B. BascOm,
Bringing 9 thorough sod complete assortment OF
an Anpfsrs9lte GOALS from the Eehigh and Schuyl-
Daily sxpsetsd, 2 cargo Of Lyken Valley; also,
Winter will do we'll 70 give US q call before pur-
cnanng, Is We are satisfied our facilities for fur
thoFoughly screened before delivery. Far veisht
And measure given. Fair prices xPectsd.
OaesaN; w, cor. l2th and G sts No. 545,
- Whan-Foot nth Ut below War Depsrst
essontl0n. go ifailcett2..taa .-tFs sel5 I
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T. FEMALE TEACHERS.
= WO Young ladies, (sisters, } ex penenced teach.
Or Ges;, are desrols Of entering seminary for lsdIes
20 instruct In the following branches;
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin French
is Mghe5 Engish Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
For testlmonials apply 10 the editor of the Star,
OF 70 - nj. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.
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DLAlNFIELD ACADEMY,
The nth session Is 5months) commenoss Eovem-
per Ist Every effort 10 made for the comfort and
improvement OF limited number-25 students En-
ure ex pense; 20 per session. To I'll few vacan.
noon) Circulars at Star Office, or address
X. X. BURNS,
se0-eolm Principal and Proprietor,
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ChorAs Ann =. ssrurprsask k.a
hsve mSt Iecei.sd . large assprtment Of Rlaek
k;sSsa5 Ga Ssa5ney "a S9'cisd m GkQJHS scd cASSIMERES,
for Ladiss' ciosks and RssIaaa. - :
se,s 40. q. E9ANi
oc as-et nntei. befxeen Ga snd III sfa.
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A. PAYNTER's CITY STEAM KINDLiNG
STOVE WOOD MILLS,
Foor OF SEVENTH STREET.
IL You will not only be sure of full measure. but
you viii get your WOOD cutin s, 4, or
80. pieces and split any size desired,
r-u. w any other 2 yard in thi; city.
UcHe has the biggest carts and boxes
IL The best Heart Spruce Pine Wood
0An Delivered Free Of Charge. III
III Now please call at the
You viii get q quarter ofs - INV. anu Wy :"
Cut in pieces and Split '''
for Sil2; for S1 Is.
You Get quarter OF Q oord of the
Best Oak Wood out and split
AIT other parts or a oord NJ anna r.,..
Delivered 10 I'll parts 81 the City, '' ie'e''
IL Orders by mail -" -" w.
The Money to ACCOMPANY the order, or be resdv
when the fuel is delivered
III Once corner Of 7th and Canal streets, oppo.
nte Centre Market. A. PAYNTER,
90 ID ts at PAGES Wharf 4
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

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ssy ot any ofHH
HAs1T rAILED, IN
STANCE TO EF-
when timely used.
an instance Of dis
eae Who used it. On
delighted with its
speak in tsrms Of
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Medicine-N NRvRR
a SIN N0 LIZ IN
fECT A cUR n,
Never dsd We know
satisfaetion BY any
the contrary, all are
oPERATfoNs, and
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A L! A Ii!
lust srrived, and nov lying at my wharf, the
oeIebrsted White and ed Ash COAL, Which vii VII
fe low for the cash Also, ,Sd S9 hard large lot q
Split Wood fall lsngths 4. W. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
SGD Ath st.. near the Canal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-19

Il is known to The voters of he Ali Congressional
district that the Democrats Of the county Of Warren
presented ny name as a candidate for Congress, and
that have ex pressed my willingness to aeceie to
thei recommendation if it shoad be the viii Of the
Democracy II the district Il is further known that
have proposed to submit the question TO
the choice Of candidate to The deoisioa Of the
Democrats of The strict, hy county conventions,
aud that Col Savage has rejected this fair
and reasonable proposition. During the session of
The ate convention Ire deleg Of the 4th Con,
gressiopal district have determined call
ton, TO be held at Smi,hgie on The 22d Of April,
for the ncmiua.ion of candidate for Congress
This cali WAS made without any Interference my
part; and whilst cordially approve of and adhere
to the nslges of the party yet, being satisfied that
within the time intervening, l would not be able TO
make such canvass of the district would enable
the Democrats to form impartial decision, aud
being entirely to any calculated to pro-
duce distraction and division, deem ii my duty for
the sake of harmony 10 the Democratic parry, to
withdraw from the canvass and to decline any par
ticipaiion in the contemplated convention.
H. n. WArrRRsoS
Nashville March 10 1859
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The Paris correspondents fthe oourrisr De- Esats
U'as. the French paper in New York, Aus writes:
"Ihree days ago gentleman who fills . high
Office in the Palace CT the Tuileries said TO me:
The resolution Of the Emperor is irreyoeabiy taken;
and var will take place ia month or tvc at the
latest Napoleon III will command in person the
principal body Il the army; this is one OF his as
piratioas the oldest and most ardent lie has al
ready shown that possesses the genius Of his uncle
as politician; he wishes also to show that be has
inherited his mill airy genius. The determination
Of the Emperor is well known, and matters are so
advanced that all opposition is henceforth absn,
doDad as useless. No one wanted war yesterday,
every body will wish ii to .norrow.'"
Napoleon is by no means q novice in military
matters BE has been thoroughly educated ia mill
iary tactics. He wrote capital work many years
ago on the artillery service and on the arts Of en-.
entering 1t is said that the FINAL plan which
led to the capture Of Sebastopol was his instruc-
toas sent to Gen Pelissier, from Paris.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH is, 1889.
Our Can6idate for Governor.


To-day we inscFibe upon cur banner, as our caudi
date for Governor, the name of bon IsHAM 9. HAIR
RS the nominee ofthe convention and the choice Of
the Democratic party of the State In rendering to
him unanimous Bomnsiion, the convention only
reflected the wishes Of the Democracy, expressed in
their primary meetings and manifested through The
press in it's enthusiastic endorsement Of every act
Of his sdministTOliOn He is not oniy the choice
Of his party but of the people at large and ne de-
serves the confidence Of his constituents As
public officer he is above reprOsch, as private gen
tleman be is beyond the reach Of detraetion. In
his official capacity he has neglected no duty, and
under his supervision of public affairs, none Of the
great interests of the State has been overlooked He
has not only been faithful to his gh trust-he has
been jealous and uuWesried in his devotion to his
duties The people need such men in high places,
and will not consent dispense with the services Of
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
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Nashville. Nareh Is. 1s59.
destructive fires in KnoxviIIe.


From the Knoxville Register, March &c.
On last Monday night about 10 O'Clock. a FIRE
broke out in the Eastern part of the oof of Mr. J
II CowAns dwelling house, on Main street, oecupi
ed at present by Miss Nancy SeotI, aad il seemed
for shart time TO threaten great destruction not
only to the extensive building, but 10 more than
twenty i've others in the immediate vicinity.
II appears that the IRE Eas communicated from
some imperfeetion in the side of the chimney Goa
Lected with the roof inside; bat the house being
covered with tin, il longer catching than 9th
eIwise, still it made rapid progress sloog on the
undertake of the comb, and reached within a few
feet of that part Of the building occupied by Mes~
srs Cowau, Dickinson Cos store, before il could
be arrested; and it was indeed fearful
Great praise is due TO many citizens whose
prompt attention succeeded in quenchiug the flames
and calming the fears of owners and byslauders.
On yesterday "wednesday morning, a. about
two and a quarter o'cloeK it was discovered
that there was fire in the large Queenswsre estab>
lishment Of Mr.. 7. ]. PoEell, oa Gay street. near
the Post Office; and the alarm was given, but by
the time the doors were broken open, the Ere had
gotten ouch hold that il could not be arresi ed and
verysO0n all the inside combustible was entirely
consumed, and nothing saved Warth naming
The dry goods store of Messrs White & Williams
adjoining on the south side, was also consumed, as
we'll as that ABIDING the north side occupied res
Gently by Messrs Beard s. Sharp, ia which Mr. ".
I. DOwell was just opening an extensive lot Of dry
goods
The long frame hiding still little further SOUTH
occupied by Woodman S Cox as a candy depot, was
cut down and carried of, to prevent the spread of
fire in that direction.
The building occupied by the Branch Bank of the
State, adjoining on the north side of DoWel, was
cleared Of ali the inside wood fixtures and that re
Gently occupied book store, and that occupied
By MIR. Murrah, Adams & Cos. Express agent, aud
that occupied by the pest office, aud that occupied
oy the Knoxville Register printing office. From Inc
bank TO the printing office, everything Inside of the
buildings, together with the doors and windows aud
the roof of the printing cfhee was pulled down aud
carried out of The way, AID only the walls left.
The destruction and CONSERVATION was tertifci-
threatening every moment the dwelling aud Office of
DR. W ]. Baker, The Baptist church, aud some other
buildings.
Thenks to Divine Providence, No lives were lost,
though We are sorry to hear Of several who were
more or less irj ,red by exertons to properly
arrest the progress Of The Ere.
The loss is heavy, oaly porto nhaying been in.
smei. Not yet ascertained whether accidental or
iBceudiary.
The CITIZENS, as usual On such occasions exerted
themselves manfully, aud stopped the raging flames
much sooner than the most sanguiUe anucpa ed.
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Terrific Storm on the PaciFic-NarrOVV
Escape of United states TrOOpes.

Escape of United states TrOOpes.
The San Francisco papers of the 18Th uItimo
have the following account Of the storm encounter
ed by the steamship Uncle Sam, with 500 troops on
board, under Col. Hoffman, destined for the Colo
RADIO:
The Uncle Sam lief: our hsrbor at seven o'clock
yes erday morning in The face of a strong head
wind which continued to increase in strength ill
ten o'clock night when it had become so terrific
and the sea ran 70 high, that 1t became evident
the steamer could not live in il withou. being re-
lieved of the large amount of freight which encum-
bered her upper decks, end rendered her topheavy.
Accordingly orders we're given that all hsngs should
90 TO work throwing overheard everything on the
upper decks, and as there were 500 men on board
q busy scene was presented, though not all would
work Some we're lstless and Indifferent; others
were praying, some swearing, and some said it was
Ct no use to do sbything-the vessel must founder
their lives were not worth two cents piece. Tie
sea was running mountain nigh, and wave after
broke her 10 the great peril Of all deck OF
course all the meu were as wet as they could
be, and this in fierce, cold wind, made many
think ii was the coolest weather they had ever
felt.
There we're about 46 tons of barley on the upper
deck, and that was tossed overheard The
pack saddles aud aPar9Os for perhaps 400 mules fsl
lived Then went large number Of barrels of pro-
visions. Then went $40 sacks of coal which were
in the forecastle, and Weightd down the bow of the
boat SO that The swept in and threatened put
out the fires
There we're 200 mules upon the upper deck, bus
il would have required FIVE or six men to get each
animal overheard, and, in of a lUrcb all these
men would have been in danger of going over too;
so only few-nOt more than half dozsn-Of the
mules were thrown overheard. But nothing else
vas spared; spars, marine tackle-even the valu>
able trunks and CARPET bags of the officers and pas
sengers we're all sacrificed The value Of the pro-
perry thrown overheard is not known but is suppOs-
ed by some persons on board to amount perhaps TO
$4,000
At half past elveven sll the loose stuff the up
per decks had been cleared off, and the vessel
moved easier, and at midnight the wind slaekened
The captain then turned the steamer about and made
for port where arrived this morning, already
stated
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Gel Wntter.on,s Cnrh.

We publish to-day the card of Hon. II. NJ War
EERsoN, Of Warren, Withdrawing his name as a can
didAie for Congress in the fourth dis riot. Col
WATTKRsoEs conduct in this matter is worthy of the
highest commentator. Having been called upon by
the Democracy of Werren to allow his name to be
Hsed in connection with the Congressional nomna-
tiOn, be consented TO become & candidate should the
party in the district desire it, With view TO as
eertsining the wishes Of the Democratic Masses he
proposed that q convention should be held in each
county of the district giving the people thereof an
opportunity Of expressing their preference for can
didate for Congress. Fearing, however, that the
harmony Of the party might be endangered, by a
contest for the nomination he has periodically and
promptly determined to relieve the pa ~ from any
embarrassment which the use Of his maze in con
nectiOn with the nomination might be calculated to
produce. Col Wstterson is known as an ardeet and
unfinching advocate Of Democratic principles His
present course gives him additional claims to the
gratitude Of the party.
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burning e. 2; s,,.. 5. ); Steamer

Ru rnfng Of the u. 5. steasner M m. nsarsor
Total Loss Of Hoat emd Cargo.
We learn from John s. Washington COMMANDER,
that on Friday evening" last The Government stesm-
er D, II. Morton took fire on the Arkansas River,
about sixty miles above Little Rock, and With her
cargo was entirely consumed The Morton was load
ed with about 500 bales Of hay. for Little Rock,
whittier she was bound when the disaster took place
no ilyes were lost by the occurrences. The boat,
above iniiuaied, belonged to the Uaited States Gov
erment, aud was valued at about Sc, 000 The FIRE
Is supposed to have bsd its origin in sparks from
the ehlmneys falling upon the hay. and the ines
spread so rapidly that the ofsers snd crew he'd bare
iy time to save themselves and portion Of their
baggage Capt Washington arrived in the city yes
terday aud telegraphed the above facts to the pro-
per officers at Washington City Memphis Bulletin,
March 16.
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DK. KIsG's DESREsSARX
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King fosmeriy Of New York, foT the Hart four
s1ss-s Of Louisville Kentucky and sho de-
voted his attention GO The treatment Of private Giss
thirty years Hatters himself ns attended 10 pre r 80
years, and cured many thousands, rnale g. care
an Diseases @ private nlurs. icr hos y nag
from Id uicious mgcai Treatment, irsa neei q heir
Dr. Kings Dsfesy No - DsaieTict sireu iesezn
Cherry and The square, where he ali prvfs
natuFe.
GOSoRHEk without nancious medicine o. atsros
from business
srRcKURNs % old date edcc;uly cured 10 fe
AS, - operation which causes PAIN Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps canssa
rInrc mischief and undemnes the constitution anoh.
SYPHILIS With All the disease 90 te skin, growing % neg.
lsot o. bad treatment O. saoeus ia days.
this disease a All the consequences g1ug aroari
On in b. Tie dcfetiTe haiius incolsie s
Youths and excessive nduisegce Of tr PASSIONS neglect
who VIII undermine e conition. rcuc subject uuft
fas oasiness society, and causing premature Old arc.
females WIN De a1ing sii any dcuY af the Wcmh
mas rest assurrfi % immediate Feiief.
Persons r=dlnr ahIuld writing and stating their vim
fee enclosed, directed DR.. A. King, No. - bcE
Nashville, Tennessee viii have te Necessary Medicine
their address, with Necessary d3qns Strict secrecy Observed
Office hours from O'Clock n tie morning until Sin ne eyenin
may Zs-d&wIy
A Pine COantrY Residence Ser sale.
AFING determined curry my Nefccs % Chr Sou n,
viii sill about Three or fouT Hum 80
drcd Acres of land being psrt o. the Up $50
on Etiri resiie, situated Turapse iced.
about thirteen miles from Ma hrIs n ai or a. h.
hoodsin williamson county. SOL equal any staie Flr
rlreuara apply 70 the PREMISE A. Iinsley
q Nashville
seps-dtf p PERKINS
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n~ImpOrtant 10 Planters.

sSS>ns--S MEssRs. b. A. PAHSEsTOCK & Co.
GeptemenMr g. W. Tley, who is gentleman we'll known
Of the planters Wharton county, and cee
brated for the careful management Of negroes highly
mends B. A. Fshnesoeks Yermifuge. He called few
days since and purchased Dozen and that he administer
ed the Venifsge bought of last year, adult
pected Of having and succeeded in expeng from her
several dozen inches length, health
Is good.
One Of these home testimonies is worth where
parties not known and this regarded reliable
dence with regard to the adaptation your auae rfe
to our plantations lam, truly, yours,
s. W. FISHER.
Up Purchasers should iOOk eel INITIALS on the
wrapper that they buying FahnestOcs Verni
fnge and No ether. fet27-d&whn.
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Paper Rsangings,

LOOKING GLASSES, GIT FRAMES,
GHTAED BRASS CORWCES
French and American Window Glass,
AMBROrXPE AND PHOTOGRAPH STOCK.
Artists and GFeeian Painting Materials,
Frneh, English and american EnEraV
ings, Splendid Oii Paintiagss Se.,
All al Eastern Prices.
FHNHE subscribers would respectfully fbe citizens ~
Ieuuesse and ada States. that hy i fer-1l
Of TIE lsrs most yarei complete sFEIEG
GOODS ever imported - any Que house in tlas West
In Wall Payer alone my prepared to shibita stock
o. twenty i've thousand do HAS worth.
strangers visitit Louaye Invited 70 this esttlilhen
Hnd having hne Feture Galley sce, repie VITA cuco
Oh Awnings They will ind pleasant Pace resort, aheth-
er hey wish % purchase not.
HBGAN < EsCOTf,
mhi2-dlmN As Main street.. Lauissliic ~.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK a. co.

EVAYE renewed their tssok Hindery ana
Bla BoOk Mandatory % the Baptist fubisinR iieu-s.
house below Douglass Co. uoTi Market 81.
81 door the viii be- glad 1T cr OLD
customers and that lne. Neaf5
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