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William Croghan.

William Croghan was native of Ireland, and
of those patriots who raised this country to hon
or and to empire During the whole of that
memorable conflict, which resulted IN the dis
memberment of one, and the creation of another
empire, he discharged the duties of an ardent
and gallant officer, In the dangers, as well as
in the glories of that eventful period, he largely
participated. At the commencement of those
troubles which preceded and indicated the ap.
preaching conflict, his principles and his feelings
forbade him from being distinguished Specta-
tor; he promptly decided not only on the canse
which he should espouse, but determined to sup
port that eause at the hazard of his fortune and
his life.
He entered the American army in the year
1776, as captain of infantry in the Virginia
line; soon afterwards the regiment of which his
company formed part, was marched to the seat
of war in the north. He remained there during
the whole of that period, which has ever been
considered the most critical as well as the most
glorious of the war. Brandywine, Germantown,
and Monmouth, presented successfully part of
the scenes in which he was engaged
Indeed, to no officer of his rank, was larger
portion due, which history and this country give
to the exertions of the army during that appalling
period.
In the winter of 1779, portion of the army,
embracing the whole Virginia line, was ordered
to the Southwark. Here he suffered the fate,
to which the whole Southern army was in South
Carolina.
He was among the captured at the unfortu-
nate surrender of General Lincoln, at Charleston
This event was not more calamitous to the pub
lie cause, than it was personally affecting to
many of the officers and soldiers who were en-
braced in it; none, however, bore the privations
and hardships incident to that capture, with
more fortitude, than the subject of this notice
In the siege of York Town, he could partici-
pate only by his presence being yet on parole
Of honor, he could give no aid by his sword
His feelings, however, did not permit him to
,e absent. He watched with anxious soicitude
he progress of the siege, and had the high sat
sfaction of witnessing the surrender of the Brit
sh army, commanded by General to whom he
vas himself a prisoner of war!
At the close of the war, he was the senior
major of the Virginia line
All those with whom in military life he was
associated, as well as those from whom it was
lis fortune to receive, as there to whom he gave
bear willing evidence that he discharged
very duty of a faithful and excellent officer
In the spring of 1884, he went to Kentucky,
nd soon afterwards married the lady who sur
lived him she was one of the sisters of General
feorge Rogers Clarke; whose obituary you
in your last issue. Major Croghan
xed his residence at his seat in Jefferson coun-
y, where for thirty years he fulfilled every duty
f an independent country gentleman, dispensing
With a most liberal and hospitable hand, the
ounties with which Providence had abundantly
leSsed him.
(ro BE eoSrISuEp,
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A FUNNY MARRIAGE. An economical couple
from Iowa. arrived at Alexandair Mo-, few
days ago, to get married. The groom had nei-
ther hat, coat, nor vest, but Justice Spencer
kindly loaned him those needed garments, and
then tied the knot for them. When the cere-
mony was over, the groom told the Square "
that he hadn't red, but would like to trade
him pet wolf, if they could agree on the terms.
The Square took the varmint, and gave the
happy bridegroom dollar to boot.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-23

MEASURES FOR THE RELIEF TO THE lNHAR1.
TANTs OF FAYAL, AZORES Boston, June 16.-
A meeting was held at the China Insurance
Company's office, to-day to take measures for
Sending provisions to the inhabitants of Fayal.
Azores, who are reported to be in starving
condition. A thousand dollars was subscribed
on the spot, and committee was appointed to
solicit further subscription.
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REMARKABLE DoG.-Mr. Alexander Scrog-
gins, at the west end of Petersburg, has dog
whose custom is as soon as the cow belonging
to the family is unpenned, to go with her through
out the day, and return with her to the pen at
night. What makes this canine movement the
more remarkable is, that he took up the business
Of his own accord-nevor having been taughtto
do So
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-23

The DoYLEsTowN (Pa.) Democrat says we
are informed that Mr.. John B. Snyder, of Califor-
MIA, Richland township, in this county, lately
found lump of nearly pure magnetic iron ore
on his farm. We hope there may be found a
rich and abundant deposit of this valuable mine
rail- A furnace in that section of the county
would much improve the trade and business.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-23

A SNAKE SToRY.-At Barre, Mass. "a few days
ago, little boy found black snake about three
and half feet long, in the road, which he caught
and having passed fsh-hook through his snake
ships jaw, dragged him home, distance of a
mile and half. He had been at home but a
little while, when, great was his surprise to see
another snake of about the same size, follow the
track of the first into the yard. tits supposed
that the last snake was the " mate" of the other
and that it followed the track of its companion
the whole distance. The snakes were killed
Very snakey.
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On Monday the 18th inst, at White House.
N. j., John, son of VIM. v, and Sarah Eliza
beth Van Houton in the 9th year Of his age.
In Lumberville, Pa, June 49, of Consump-
ton, Catharine, wife Of Elder James D. Lauer,
aged IS years, 5 months and 80 days. She
died a Christian.
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EXECUTION AT ST. LOUIS -ST. LOUIS. June
17.-George a. Lamb, who was convicted for
the murder Of his wife, by drowning her in the
Mississippi river, in December, 1851 expiated
his crime this afternoon. The gallows was erec-
ted in the Jail yard, and the execution took place
at twenty minutes after one o'clock
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A LETTER from Italy states that the Italians
have most perfect confidence in the purity OF
the Intentions of Louis Napoleon, who, they
think, Is perfectly honorable, and utterly dis
interested in his views.
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MistellauRolls Melrs.

WoMANs GRIT-FIFTY MEN DRIVEN BY Two
WOMEN BY the arrival Of a gentleman from
up the river we are put in possession of the fol-
Lowing facts. We are assured that the narration
is strictly true: Mr.. Mead, who owns dam
and mill at the forks ofBack river, is now absent
from home, and had left in charge his wife and
an adopted daughter, Ellen. The drivers Of
the logging firm of Whitcomb, Morse, & Morgan,
about fifty in number, came down and found
some logs in Mead's dam with the mark Of their
company upon them; whereupon they set to
work with axes to cut the dam away.
Mrs. Mead, hearing of the row, fastened out,
followed by Ellen, each with rife, one loaded
with heavy buckshot, and the other with balls
and taking favorable position, they cooked their
pieces, pointed them at the men, and told them
not to strike another blow, or some of them
would be dead men! The choppers incontinently
left Mrs. Mead then agreed to compensate
them for all the logs that might be in the dam
belonging to them.
Subsequently the drivers seized young man
in the employ of Mr.. Mead, whom they charged
with stealing some provisions belonging to the
drivers. Ellen again sailed out rife in hand,
and told them not to hurt a hair in his head and
they didn't They let the boy 60 The men
very suddenly discovered that they had got into
a bad row of stumps, and Mrs. Mead and daugh-
ter were left masters of the field. Here's womans
grit for you-ffty men driven by two women !!
Can revolutionary history show more brilliant
exploit ?-Jackso1s Sanity (W.) Banner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE subscriber takes this method of informing ms
Gus friends and public general that ne continues the
ILoRING BUsIN
at his usual place, next door to
CoryelEs Hail. IN Main Street.
where he Is nrenared to all kinds of work in his line
CHEAP, as GOOD, and as SUBSTANTIAL, as any other
~ short notice and made up ashionaby and substantially
and warranted to Strict attention paid cutting out
work for others make and warranted fit if made up
r;ght We feel grateful to patrons for the
liberal patronage bestowed already and hope By strict at
tention to my business to merit and share in the
future
Lambertville. June g. 1859. WILLIAM DEAN
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THE JOINT WoRM-We were shown bunch
Of wheat the other day, by our friend Mr.. A.
Thornly Of Cripple creek, which was very much
injured by an insect which Mr.. T. informed us
had very recently made its appearance in this
section of country, but which he recognised as
an old acquaintance that used to annoy him a
great deal in Virginia. He says it is known there
by the name ofthe Old Virginia Joint Worm
The wheat is affected by it at the upper or last
joint, and has very much the appearance of hav
ing been broken down by hail. and taken Sec
ond growth, the joint being twisted and the stem
bent down. The crop Mr. Z. thinks, has been
Injured to considerable extent in this county
by the ravages of this new pest Wytheville
(Va) Telegraph.
THREATENED RIOT AT NEWARK, n. IA
serious trouble has arisen in Newark, N. j., be-
tween the authorities ofthe Trinity Church, Epis
copaD and the citizens. Permission has been
granted to the church by the common council to
build an addition to their church edfce on the
public park. The citizens object to any such dis
position of the property, and under the lead of
several of the most prominent among them, cut
down fence on Wednesday evening which had
been erected by the church preparatory COM
mencing to build. A squad of police was called
out, but they did not arrive on the ground until
after the demolition had been accomplished
Much excitement exists, and more serious trouble
is anticipated.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-23

CALIFORNIA WINEs.-The San Francisco
Herald states that the present stock of California
wines now under cultivation will yield SIS, OOO, 900
of wines and brandies in twenty years from the
present day. The wine product Of the Golden
State increases at the rate Of fifty per cent. an
nually, and the quality of these is equal to the
best imported. In all wine growing countries
where the people use wine at their tables, and
where bottle of it can be obtained for three or
four cents, drunkenness and bar-rooms are I'M
known.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-23

LUsUs NATURE.-A colt was born on the
farm Of Samuel Barndt, in New Britain township,
Bucks county, Pa, few weeks ago, whose head
resembled that of a human being, and which had
but one eye, situated in the centre of the fore
head. 1t lived but very short time. Mr..
Aaron Brandt, of Doylestown, has stuffed the
hide and exhibits it at his tavern. It is one OF
the most extraordinary curiosities ever seen and
ought to attract the attention of the woolly
Snowman, Barnum. Where is he +?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
H 10 Is DeScOreI'e0 81
Suffer no longer It Is = relief.
BY 1HE APPLICATION OF
Evn9Q's Good Samaritan q
INN Ell TT 4, LEE

You can be cured OF the following smplaints such
Tooth Ache, In one minute, ~ n most painful At
tacks Of Rheumatism nine ea'es out OF ten, IN less
than one hours time, vix--Hesd Ache. Ear A,he,
Neuralgia Cnnghs Colds. Atti ma Brunchtist 70 lp,
Gpinal Affections, Pain IN the BACK SHE, STU noes
In the Joints, Collie aud Cr.mp Pan Frssipelss In-
famed Eyes, Sore Shroat Cuts, Bruises, Buns,
Gprains, Chapped Hands, Frosted Feet and Chill
bains.
Is not the intention Of the undersigned to assert
for this medicine that II will do impossible things, or
cure all manner OF diseases; for the old saying is
medicine that Is good for every thing Is cool for
nothing" II is true. We only claim IN cnre one
line OF diseases and for the above named complaints
this medicine Is without equal.
The hest proof can have OF the merits 81 IN ar
tice, In to see what it will do. My operations on
Pains decidedly the mort enectual, by tn app-
cation OF this wonderfu medicine OF any now In the
country This is admitted by Ill Who have tried It.
would have the public understand that ] h We
humbuK article 70 dispose of, nor would be In the
business II the not truly and purely l.g u.
mate. Ny medicine Is held, in all places where 1t has
b. used in the hishest esteem, and II IL my whole
aim to make II 70 among all. The binding duty
which 10 forever and eternally Fixed On mankind Is
10 orward the raj int reafs ~ he human fAni
". u afiic Ell have been dvcciyed ~ pching ~
circulars with titons t. tirGonas on them, and
have been dnced to huv It'll al seek Bg the proof.
have thousands or t. ,timohlsis which have BEEN
sent to me fre m different. parts o. The Union; but
prefer showing the vain" OF medicine, by curins,
free OF charge, all those complain > whenever there
Is an orportuii Ia do 80
u a liberal discount nlafe IL DruggisGs and
WnOleSaie UeaLers.
IN FLAGG, Proprietor.
BARNES 4 Go, Genera Agents, Davenport,
lows. X. N. LITTER, Travelling Agent J. W
WILEY, Yetsil dealer, West Second street, Daven.
port, and KEEP constantly Land by the following
Agents-Taylor X halord Davenport; q Webb,
De witt; Fellows, MAqunketa Belden, Ma
qu,kets VIM Buriison, BuckhoTn; ok Co,
Fremont; Jas = Rylsnd Monmouth: Green. Wy
oming; 8 N Bronson, Wyoming; 3 Spear Go, Is
bell; Aetcalf, GrAhsm 4 90, Ansmos1; Simon
Strauss, Fsirvi"w; John Hoffman, epringvilie
Emmett Brubsker, Cedar Rapids II Ristine h Go,
Cedar Rspids: Sohn q aalet, NJ Vernon; Arm
strong b ShanAlin, Lisbon; J r Late, MeehAuics-
Vile; McClellapd 4 Co, nechAEicsville; Gee
Bagley, ripton; &c Garter, Ansmosa.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03

Dtsersssed, a0girfsl sCteA Y1eu1o1
and Epldemts Dtss0sa.
vuvHD HOWARD ASSOC Af1ON. N viov e -
Avful lest -rctton 81 humsn life eouoo u oo8D.
q dis~ases, sLd the dscsptioos prs,stoss uDsa -
uc fortunate victims of such dIseoee " Q9a6oo So
s,ai year. sso direcsed tes consuIet6e surneoe -
charitable Ct worthy Of their na0s, 70 epea -
pensary for the trestmest o. this slaes - q sose1
in oil their foyDs and 70 Give De4tea1 o4v1eo oroD
70 III .ho e1tiy BY letter, WITH eseesi.ede = ~
in case ofextseDs poverty 70 furnbh De1taese -
Il enarg., II IL needfos 70 I'D tbae the oeooo1o4
cs0maLds the highest medical seil' u ~ - -
wta furnish ths most approves ncdesn esesnsns
rog. upon the tSeat0ont Of sexwa1 dlssoseo, expee
Ii hihest satisfaction With ~ Successes which -
attend Athe labors Of thir asSGsCno = - eate
spsrmattoYYkD ~ minal weakness, e1assvt0oy -
q he tim ~ aad blaA6es, "a. ard oeasr ssnee
uaace ~ snessme plan % The enssene 49,.
n Dissetneo, on . sevie~ Of TIE psNs -
thst their lsboSA in this ephere q n11.vosZs
haSs heen Of great oepe6t - NJ se% -. F.
Olives. With rsneW ed sssl, 70 this vssy 1v
mech despiscd caus~. 49,
a. sdmIYsb 70 port on spermatern@e.
nj weakness. the vice q Oosnis - .s~.ss -
ssse.eauee. ard other dissaess Of tne eexoes
i. ~ 80 sult,ne surgeon. viii be ems y -
.s.Ss6 suvelcpe) free Of charge, % 49,
| - ssea 1pr postsge. Otbe recosIs en1 SsH Nv
ssssrs sas ssees"sn ss q sIns ~ @sS.ias1
~ 49, ~ IN, g esns 70 ~ s01eoR4 o.Deefs
O1s .s.:ssses "a nethe6s q t!one00e 49,
S.,,.s - - ysss - = gseas 80
AA1rsa - 1ePes 49,. - + S.".s.s - 717
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
THAT GREAT REuCDY
50 LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND 1T LAST!

THIS remedy, claimed By the medical profsssisa
L and the multiplied thousands Who have ased =
the greatest discovery In medical science. ana No.
lures own remedy, u the suit OF ysAss Of toll end
study by Of Oho's savoritc ply scisns, II order
70 produce sonethins that would 81 the WISHES =
~ palace a0d humble cottage can testify 70 tbs
mediate relief found by hs For want Of spses
only offer rev Of the many evidences II ~ ..
vor.
ARssRS q MHNN d co. Gsass: We aod
your Ague Baisam superior - amp remedy n eur
market .or the permanent cure Of all maarioUe DIS
eases. We shss fully recommend 4 - scssAs tAas
great name |, has wherever sold and ID
We truly yours. RICHARDS 4 THOMAS.
To the sufferers q ehlls. and s.ve. and ssss. !
thserfoliy submit the following: HevtnG oosssvs1
closely the Of DR.. nann's Ague Balsam b th1o
vioip for the pas three years. eu we'll pleassa
With Its remedial virtuss - an antidote TO malaria
! have frequently used IL In my practice and Win
entire satisfaction. FrOO nv intimate knowle6oe
OF this compound, recomm nd II - safe, pren1s
AMI efficient.
Gallon. Ohio, april lss, 1853
NEH A0KEDOn, y D.
Rxfton, Imd., Msy TIA, 1905
0ESSR3 3 MANY h CO.-Gents: HavinG
sold your Ague RAlsam for the past three ysass -
persons this vicinity. and closely otses.
wing LIS effects. do not hesisAte In ssyinK b.
lev- II the best remedy ever sold In IndisnA, aod
will efec iuAy chills, fever and ague vithovs
fail.
Truly Yours, PHILLInAH KRARNs.
DrcsGtsss.
Lo0anspOvf, nd. Sept 1afA, 1863.
DR. MANN Plea se send me one-haf sSoss more
OF your AgLc Bslsam Immediately. IL y In greet
de mAnd ard may b. truly sty led the King Of Fever
and Ague. J. LYTLH,
Physician and ID. ussiae.
81. L0ufs, M0vcA LET l6G0.
MKSsRs. MANN 4 CO.-0snfs: we have
sold Ia, g- amoLnt ~ your Aeue bsisam the pase
three ycss and find thst where introduced and solG
II has equal In the history q sgOe reDcde- ana
u ON all parts Of the West We feas the same cheer
Ing ews-it never fails - cure It's pat~nt-snf 10
looked upon In tht- country the best medicine Far
chile, fever aud sgue ever IN our msrket-
o. WOOD 4 co
s. K. MANN h CO., PROPRIETOR, Go
lion, Ohio. Sold by Ill
good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03

tabllshed TWENTY YRARS-havr SAVED thsaean1H
from the grave-and their worh 81 mercy u - Aas
completed. Try them. They ar warranted.
HERRICK 3 mo.
Practical Chemists, Albany, y Y.
Sold ct Wholesale and retail By all Dguggioeo =
Oavenpost, and ~ Dealers everywhere
,. 2. y. b. L. n. pAL0nR, 1ravelling Ara
sug1o 6avodpe Re1vr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03

HARDWARE.
Gold Gold J! Gold
8 being found 10 large quantities On the eastern
= slope OF the Rccby Mount ains, and the subscri-
bers are having considerable experience ia "nting
OUT parties dufiag the
California Gold Excitement
are now preparing for such wish 70 try their luck
at this
VfesC I" EI DOs0SlO.o
which may truly b celed the
M nef,s Frien d F..
Weighing with furniture only Forty Pounds, and %
constr ucted a. to be very COMPACT and DURABLk
and warranted to be = perfect working Cook Stove.
No person should think Of leaving without Of
these Useful and almost indispensable articles. We
ore manufacturing
Camp Kettles,
In which ID nested number Of useful cooking utsn-
si's. Also,
Gold Wash Pans,
and many other useful articles, for such trip. For
such q
choose to stay 1T Hon .,
We noW have, and shall continue 70 keep on hand
through the coming year. the largest and best select
ed oto<k Of
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
- b found in this country which will be sold at low
figures.
Please call and see for yourselves, 1t
SMITH Il REMINGTON.
Ja1o-dAwtf - East Second street.
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CHICAGO.

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vi. tho V;cbsono TetrnI n rsa> Il,.,1s..., <lcS..
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INSURANCE.

AuDfroR's OvsIcE, Iowa.
IT hereby certified that The City Pre- Insurance
L mpany Of New raven. Conn has fled In this
efhcc renewed statement, In accordance with Sec
ton 8, Chaater ls9. Lava ~ 81 which rsc-ives my
approval ! do therefore renew The certificate ~
agency of Frank Piumcr, \ a., for scott county,
which hereby continued In full force and effect Tor
the ar 1853 II further cert ned that the annexed
u true copy Of the ststeme nj ss nled.
80, Witne my hand and seal at Dcs Ms'nes,
iLs this seventh day Of February. 1859
49, J. W. CATTELL, Auditor OF State.
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MEDICAL.
EVERY KIND OF lIUMOR


THE WORST sCGtFULA TO COMMON rIMPIE
He has triei 1t IN over eleven hundred c..es, anil
never failed exc ri in tw both thunder humor
IL hiss IL his possession honr red rift.
ieAies ~ lite value, AL Within tw mtg miles Of Boston
Tro bottles are warrant. q 10 cure . nursing
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of
Pimpl-~ the face
Two bottles are warranted 10 the worst Can
ker IN the mouth and stomach.
Three 10 Eve bottles warranted cure the worst
ase OF Erysipeias.
One To two bottles are warranted 20 cure oil humci
In the eyes
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running Of The
ears and bloicbes among this hair.
Your TO six bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure seal ernptions Of the skin.
Two 70 three bottles are warranted TO sure the
worst case Of ringworm.
Tvo,o three bottles warranted to cure tAe most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
rhrea 70 four bottles are warranted to the salt
rheum.e
Tive 70 eisht..bostle will cure the worst cases Of
scrofula.
A benent Ii always experienced from the arst bot
le, and perfect cure iswarranted when the above
urntity Is taken.
Nothing looks 20 improbable 70 those who have In
vain tried all the wonderful eoicnes o: the day,
that . common weed growing in the pastures and
along old stone walls should every humOr In the
system; yet II Ii fixed fact. II you have humor. II
has to start. There are no IFS nor ANDS, hume nor
-
pedded over thousand bottles In the vicinity Of ns
ton. know the effects OF 1t In every case. IL has
already done some Of the greatest cures done IN
Massachusetts, gave II to children year old. to
oil people Of sixty. have seen poor, puny worny
looking children, whose flesh soft and hahby 70.
stored 70 perfect state Of health by ore botse.
To those who are subject To u sick head ache, one
bottle viii always cure IL. II gives great relief In
cataFrh and dizxiLess. Some who had taken Il had
been costive for years and have been regulated
where the body sound works quite but where
hem deya0uDment Of fhr O. n nfurc
It will singular feelings, bat you must BOT
be alarmed; u always disappear In from four days
70 4 week. There il never bad result from II |; on
the contrary when that 'eelinD gone will feel
yourself like new person. l heard some OF the
most extravagant encomums Of II that man lis
tened TO.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 40
Warren street, Roxbury, Mass. Price 81 90
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