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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-13

Is constitutional disease a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated weak
and poor Being in the circulation, il pe-yades
the whole body and may burst out in disease or
Every part OF it, Whatever be its origin, il is he
redtary in the constitution, descending from s.pa
rents to children unto the third and fourth genera
tion;" indeed il seems to be the rod of ilim who
snys, ~ wlllvis the iniquties of the fatIiers up
on their ehidrenns Sos s9G 48 .esaa -
\ One qusrtsf of our people afe scfofnlotss: thei,
persons are ittvsdedby this iiirkHg Infection Hud
their health is undermined by it, To cleanse il
from the system we must renovate the blood by an
Alternative medicine, and nyigorate IL BY healthy
food and exercise Such a medicine we supply
in Ayers compo und Extract of Sarsaparilla, tht
most effectual remedy which the medical skill Of
our times can deyise fer this ever revaiiing and
fatal malady: 1t is combined from the most ac
tive remedlals that have been discoy cred for the
expurgation Of this foul disorder from the blood
and the rescue Of the system from its destr uctve
Consequences. Hence il should be employed for
the cure OF not only scroula, but also those othel
affections which arise from, such as eruptive and
skin diseases, ST. Anthony 8 Fife, Rose or Erysi
elias. Pimples, Pestuies, Blotuhes, Blains and
'Boilsi Tun1dfs. Tetter aud Salt Rheum, Stald
Head Ring Worm. Rheumatism, Syphllitic and
Mercurial Diseases Dropsys D. dyspepsia, Debility
and, indeed, allscompiaints arising from gviuated
or IMPURE blood. The pdpular belief in 1mpurity
Of the Bcod'' is founded III ruth, fol sef5fda is
degeneration Of the blood The particular purpose
and sttue Of this Sar ar.aparilla i to purify andre
generate this vital fluid, without which sound
health is isimpossibe in contaminated constitutions
Mass, and sold by all Drug gists serywaere.
KIN IA
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ID AD0fftfouists Isef0iciuG over
IL incOln'0 EIecfton.

Wsshall publish N next wesgs ssataus,
rom the AMT Slavery Sindard," the sub
stance Of . speech delivered in England, by
George rhOmpsOa, N. p, in which be rejoice.
over the election Of Lincoln. - s-r f.
Mr. Thompson, viii be recOllected BY our
older readers. Is the member Of the British
Parliament, who came to this country some
ttweuty five years ago to SOW the seeds OF abo'
lition disuniontsm--the same ThonpsOu that
Gen. Jackson in message to Congress warssd
his countrymon against Thompson rejoices IN
his speech, that the seeds sown by Aim Ia this
country have grown Until they have ripened
into the election of Lincoln! IfGsn,, Jackson's
warning voice had been needed, Lincoln would
never have been elected President. Instead o
listening to the advice Of Gen. Jackson, the peo.
pie Of the North listened to the advice of the
British Member of Parliament, and behold th .
result. A sectional President elected, and q
once happy country divided and distracted.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

4
8 A WI u E T. s'F Z MI I'M OH SeN ~
W0ULD respectfully inform his old customers
wv and the public generaIiy,a that he has orf
hand large stock and generai ssofini8ato of Sad
dless Harnesssat. eonsistihg iLspdrtiof fuitqnil+
ted aud plain shafters, qnire hood over and plaid
halt.spanish undfaihaehas hfiltad and plain seat,
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low canile English trotting saddlss
Also o. vafleiy Of styles Of side saddles, w ith
shoft and exteaed quilted knee springs hoop and
back springs silver cdlofe4 russell b.ue. and black
enameled leather gu ltet and plain pushed seats
He has also on hand several seisof eztrs tips sits
yer mounted carriage and ,;btlggy harness. strong
yankee team farnesss saddle bags collar sshaiters,
brides and dftingalesof most every description.
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips Of The finest
qualtyi ig fact most everything usually kept ia d
stdd ler shop, He deems IL annecessary to puif
and blow or let off gass about the material or
orkmanship of his work, as 1t wifi reconimmetid
itself to those who are judges or Aslsog use b
ihankfal for the liberal patronage he has hereto.
fore received, he hopes by taisntion to bnsi.
n 'ss and selling good work at reasonable price,
to merit continuance OF the same. Shop third
door Northof McFaddsns store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb 10, iS60Aiyf
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Marriage Licenses

Issued BY the Probate Court Of Harrison
county, during the rneuth OF January, 1851 -
Henry Ramer to Delilah Skinner. I'd ''''
Daniel Carpenter to Martha Glasgow.
John A. iMcConnellto to Mary Quest.
Nelson Bridgenan to Martha Ann Fowler.
Thomas White to Margaret Lukins.
Samuel Simmons to Hannah Smith
William Case to Sidney Ann Goodin.
( james Wilson to Sarah Ann Carothers.
William Snary to Barbary Kimcll. se@
/ J.D. Burdettto Sarah Porter. ", ~. 9 !.
Oliver Passmore to Julia Ann Ford, Is 81
James Fisher to Msgtha Ann Hendricks Il.
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Rev. Van DYKES sermon,

/ We have had 50 many calls for copies u Rev.
Van Dykes Sermon, which we published Il few
weeks siace, that in order to accommodate our
friends, we will re1publish it in short time ~
In addition to the Sermon, as published then,
we will also publish several explanatory notes,
prepared BY MnsV.l Persons wishing extra
copies will please send in their orders immsdi-
ately. Let the Sermon have general cireala-
ton. 1t has done and is doing great good.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-13

The soires at the private residenceof the
President elect, this evening, is brilliant al,
fair. Some two hundred dies and gentlemen
comprising the political elite, of this State and
the beauty and fashion ofthis vicinity, are pres
ent Mr., and Mrs. Lincoln are in the III happl.
est mood, and do the honors with mach digni-
ty and afability.
How do you like the above, laboring men and
mechanics; you VIII, shouted yourselves hoarse
in trying to elect Lincaln.@ Your votes were
very convenient, but then you are not OF the
'elite.' Now open your mouths, especially you
who are out of employment on account of the
present distracted condition of the country caus
cd by Lincoln's election and hurrah foro 'old
Abe.n (" N ,oo ..5r'. :, ~. 80.
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aE-If some relief Is not soorl fi,fnisbed lia,

0-If some relief Is not soon furnished I've
localp Of the Carroll Free Prsss,. farsshe loss he
sustained in not getting to loaf about the Car:
rollton. r, Q. during the next four years, our
friend DR.. Artsr, or some other Physician, viii
have to hold an examination aud the Probate
Judge Of that county grant an order 70 the
Sheriff or some ether person, totake ..ye locai''
to one of the institutions Of the State, built for
the purpose Of receiving parsons in the condi-
ton t..ye locaP' appears TO be in, as is eviden-
ced BY the late numbers of his paper. We fseT
sorry for the poor Iellow. ssafr n
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
,sa4 DIR. CHEESEMAN'S
T - T1N a le D1Tn s..

s&- 49, sA-lAsA~ A~N sA 49, a1~A ~ Sa$ /.
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/ A valuable Pamphlet, u be had free Of the A.
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y 1aa X. B. HUTCHINGS,
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I Sold BY. MeBean g. Sharp, Cadis, Ohio. :,
( Nov, 30, bu=ly .- .s.sF,s, ~ b.. ...-,-. =. ~.
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Lilter!
The Legislature. L

All ourexchanges concur in the expression,
from week to week. that they don't publish the
proceedings of the Legislature, as nothing has
been done worth publishing, The same editorial
would have suited every issue for the last month
They are spending the money Of the people and
not doing the people any god, We do sincerely
hope they will adjourn instanter. aefs B.2r5 asB
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NTr. BinghaM's Constituents Speak
.s. lMg a. ~n a'r'

W E
The citizsns Of Wellsville withoutdisti notion
ofparty, held a large Union meeting few days
sincs, an unanim ,usly passed the following
~ ~ j. obs 4i8ts-l1e .a4aa -agF t+aalAs AS
resolutious:--
Resalued, That Congress be grecommended to
pass the Crittenden Cmpromise Resolutions -
Resolved. That our Representative in Con-
gress, Hon. John A. Bingham, is requested and
instructed to support the Crittvuden Con,pro,
mise Resolutions, and if he cannot conscientious.
ly do so, to resign, that we may fill his place
with one who will carry out the wishes of his
constituents. ,.a.-,gs -; ~ sr. .jssat .ts
Resoluea, That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be sent to Hon. Joha A. Bingham, @ ~
Now, win Mr.. Bingham obey his cotstitu-
ents? That's the question 1t4 aoeta waE
We believe that ,ifa vote were taken, ma
jority Of the voters OF this district would be in
favor Of the adoption Of the Crittenden Com
promise, If they believed it would bring peace
to the country; and We believe it would.
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Fruit Trees, Grape Vines
AVa9 ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS,
= Evergreens, Roses, Dahiias, ),


s.f...t IN r. -. &C.. &c, 4 aa3..z p
AT 7 II E CO l. U NJ Blu s NURSER
tNow covering over One Hdn1re Acres Of Land)
| -FRulr TREES Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cher
ry, &c, both Standard and Dwarf Trees. OF The
most approved yariet les for Ohio and the South
West; much better and cheaper than Eastern
grown trees, for Western planting II E-.a,.e
GRAPE VINES --Including the finest new, hardy
sorts: Delaware, Diana, Rebecca, Concord, Hart.
ford Prolific, &c good strong roots, at reduced
prices. ~. s.,.,.,s,-.s -,rF .s.fes
ORNAMENrAr SHRuBs.-~Oyer one hundred varie.
ties. many of them Very beautifnl AMI ch zap, fo
embellishins door yards, and making home attrae-
tive. ~ si,e.e ,...sg..y .FraE eT4 49,
RosEs-A splendid collection, including fifty or
more of the finest Hybrid. Perpe lual, Moss and
other hardy kinds, as well as Chinese, Noiselte,
Tea, &C., at very low prices, Alse, Double Dahl
las, Verbenas, and other ch,ice Floweriug Plaats
10 great variety. M III .7a..1,. l.. s4t f..e sat
8J- A new Descriptive Catalogue will be sent
gratis to all applicants. Trees, Sc will be se-
curely packed, and forwarded TO. any points on
the Railroads, Canal, or Ohio River, q may be
desired gand mo ney may be safely sent Us by 6tx.
press. orotherwise, from all parts of the ecountiy
Address, BATEHAM, HANFORD & Co,
},,t. = ,oasua., hos lis7 E columbas, Ohio
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Kansas Relief Meeting.

We are requested to announce meeting
the people OF Harrison county at the Court
House in Cadz on next Friday evening, Febru
fy 15,N vet early candle.light, for the purpose o
raising funds, &c., to assist in relieving the dis
tress and want ofthe people Of Kansas. Turn
out, and give literally, sas yss3 .gg ss --sl
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I 65rThe Belmont Chronicle has changed hands.
""Dave Thobufn" having become nuisance to
bis party and everybody else, tetifes, and a
Mr. Poorman, gentleman Of some respectable.
ity, takes hIs place 9 e 81
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0rWe are under obligations to RI. Ben
nett, Esq, the accomplished Assistant Clerk Of
she House of Represent tyess at Washington City,
for a copy of the Congressional Directory Of the
second session ofthe thirty-sixth Congress, for
which he will please sccept our thanks. v aa
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MO- ElCE,

To oil indebted, by note or book accoant cali
and pay. / have made several calls OF this same
sort, sad have no accounts bui what are ne,
now want and must have my money-and 10
TO be waited on again by us--odr word for It, 20
Cadiz, Jan. 80, i6I.e tttiE JOHN COLEMAN p
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0ErOar friend Woods, OF the New Lisbon
Patriot. is responsible for the folIowine:- .

Potrios, irresponsible for the following:s 4
Not very long ago the pastor ofone Of the
churches called at the house of colored family
Oh colored family on a professional visit, and
after talking on religious matters for some time,
and before leaving proposed prayer. Preacher
and family knelt down together. Supplication
solemnly commenced and earnestly continued
An old rat peeped from bis old hole, and think
ing he saw abetter sight, made fur the preach.
sr's foot, and run up the leg of his trousers
with the speed ofaqnarter horse. The prayer
snapped like Geld steel in frosty morning, and
broke of without an ainsp. Who could say
amss to Q rat up his trousers on the leg? Pro-
fsps rat!s Infdel ratl Lousy ratl, Dead rail
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FRstT TREES, &c.--Fartnefs or Others wish
ing to purchase Fruit Trees, or any article per-
tanning to the Nursers business, would do well
to read the advertisement Of the Columbus Nur-
sery in to-day's Sentinel. We can endorse all
that Messrs. Bateham, Hanford & Co., say
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.'a tt1T-l Il win be seen by reference to notice
Of the Mayor In another column, that Forney
Tmmons has. been appointed Grave Digger If
The new Cadiz Cemetery. An excellent seles.
ton. aaa sQH fsse = Faei @a SO 'SF2S w. sS
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GTWe give In another column complete
list Of the names ofthe Commissioners appoint.
ed to meet. in Washington, for the purpose Of
endeavoring to make peace. May their delib-
erations result in good ..-...a.. .-.., .5..,s
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Allegile,lY Caffie ,rnrke,

Beeves sold in the above market last week,
ct prices ranging from tx 2yS to SO cts. per ID.
gross. Hogs. from S. to $5,75 per 100 lbs.
gross. Sheep, from $4 ito $425 pei, 1oolbs. I.
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- fFf. ~ s~SASNs .9Hfz q
Robert Mears lIu the ceart of con,mou
,-.ys }plensof Harrison county
Thomas Touilinsof \ Ohio. 5alFF - =.
The heirs Of said Thomas Tonitsof, MOI De-
ceased, 10 Wit Elizabeth, intermarrted with RE.
bert Green, John TomInson. ABA TomIinspu,
Thomas B. Tomli1son, EvaIine, internla rried
with DR.. ---- Mccullough, Sarah Toni irisan,
Mary Jane Toulnson, Melissa Tomlinson,s Mar.
tha Tom linson, Anna Stacia Tomtnsor, Hattn,
fomlinson Laura Eomlinson and Harriet Toms
inson will take notice, that on tho 5th day or
May, 1850, the said plaintiff fled his petition
comr on pleas. tte object Of which petitoir is %
obtuir n specific Performance OF written con-
tract betwsen said plaintiff and defendant, dated
May Is, 1854 for the sale 10 The plaintiff 0f sbppt
one acre and twenty ferGhes ID land being part
of the e, Quarter 6f settldf 23. hi owRsip 10
and range 4 of the Steubeusilis Land District
arid lying opposite the Stallion House al the Cadiz
Junction. II said county. The petition alleges the
tub paymeht OF the consideration money tofEsaia
lot, and prays M order for the exeeuion ola deed
for sad Premises TO the plaintiff. The above sa.
med heirs are further notified; that at the Novem-
Der term 1866 Of said e0urt of common pieas, the
death Of said Fhomas Tomlinson was snggssted,
and aii order made BY said court lhit said action
stand revived against The heirs of the sad Tholn-
as fotnhson You are therefore required to APP
pear on or before the sthday Of March 1851, and
show cause, il any you haze, why said ction
Shot Id not stand rtviged against you. - 49,
FSrEP, Alt Tor Plaiatir : \
January q, 1861 CIV s, NJ sses g-ss,s.s .s,;,
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"SnObbery.'' -

The Cincinnati Coasasreiqrs Springfield cor
respondent, telegraphS AZ follows to that paper
in relation to the latest touch Of snobbery at
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Il, GJon the fourth page OF to-day's Sentine
win be found the official vote Of the Union tor
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! l,oErThs closing yearso5 liz are pten render

l0J The closing years.oi lie are phen render
ed wreiched by ailments Nhrh are trifing in
themselves and easily CURED iftaken in time -
Affection ofthe liver, stomachg and other organs
concerned 10 digestiou, are the most frequent.
They naturally make the sufsref nervous, irri-
table and CO campaigning, and relatives and friends
are forced % besf the brunt OF their III -humor
The use Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters will
prove an efficient remedy fof this evil. II will
not only strengthen the whole physical organ.
ization, bat entirely cure from the most obsti-
nate cases of Indigestion, Diarrhel. and Live r
Complaint. The first physicians in the coun-
try are loud in their praise Of this preparation.
Another accommodation Of the Bitters Is that
j" is SO palatable to the taste it may be used as
beverage. ---s----.~
Sold BY all druggists. Ea 9 gEE 50 &
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GOOD NEWS FOR THF q y T.ADIEa !, n 3 b

A NY LADY who viii send her a d.f ess TO Mrs
n E, E,Creageri Baltlmvre, Md, with cent
postage stamp enrlpsed; wihrsceive by return
mail sQD1e hing ot OF Importance 10 her go
Woman know thyssii, and be happy.
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G1-JANE Yopss, very old ladyao Of this
place, was buried in the new Cemetery on We'd
nesday last. ,,,s al, tsa,..s., s.,si ssss,g
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Special sAaiites.

7IE61es:IAs de SC .ss1SS 3 ssptos.sias
.stsry psEsOn- should prsparp tAslf system or 4
change, and there Is 10 rensay % sPplcabie As
'sMcfean's Strengthen ing oordisl and Blood
Purifier" Il viii purify lhe blood Thoroughly
and at The same time strengthen and inyigoate
the. whole organization sfle lmmpnss quahti-
ty OF Il that IS sold daily, is proof enough OF its
great firtues n thofOuEbly fssApving ali impur.
matters from tue bIoed, We say 10 all, Try III
Il Is delicious TO take. See advertisement Ia
anffhsr 1eoisn,n ,Hssaes-.sss ~ EtB sffafss
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a0@FDon't fail to read the able speech of Hon
George Il. Pendleton, Of Ohio, in to-day's Sen
ti,e1. It has the true ring in it.4f e es-,afa'y
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ana: ta lss 'isf ~
INDrASAPohis, Sept. 2, 1857.
DraC. w, RoBAcK-- DEAF Sir Having beer
troubled for seEeralyears With extreme debility
and weakness, so much so that was unable "a
attend to my. ordinary business at times; and
haying heard of the wonderful cures that youl
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills were
effecting, was induced by friend to try them
I have beenusing the Purifier for thelast twelve
months, and find the medicine equal to its rec
concentrations. ~ So valuable isits use to me
that Ican mot now dispense with the use of i,
at my advanced age of life-seSenty seven years
/ cheerfully give this information for the ben.
eft of those similarly affected.
.rsa ssr.s - .nIs.f ss Yours, truly. ,.s IL
.5stI 30 - ssois& ~ MORRIS MoRkts.
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VALENTINES, q, splendid assortment, from
" one cent 10 two dollars ., .ch. cheaper than
at any other house IN the Or untry, At e-,-,g--s
.YFE1m ~ sSe}@s s4a JOHN BEALL,S
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Mr. Lincoln

Willar in Columbus to-day, (Wednes
day at 2 P. NJ, and remain there untilito.
morrow morning at 8 A. M when he win gr
to Cleveland. This isths programme announc-
ed in the Columbus Joarnal AS Mr., D. will
not pass over our road, those OF our citizens
who wish to see him will have to take this
(Puesday) evenings $50 train, or Tomorrow
mornings 6 A. M train, and go to Columbus,
where they can have the honor Of looking at the
President elect. AL aboard for Columbus, Of
flee seekers, admirers and those having Gu
riosity to see what Lincoln looks like. t''e7s
,s -...r.1 Later!as slSI ai sHrssg}
Since writing the above we learn from good
authority, that Mr. Lincoln will pass over the
P. c. & G. X. H., and will be at the Cadiz
Junction tomorrow Thursday about IL M
All labvard for the Junction. are n{A6sH
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- q. 1--t-.1- =
NEW ADVEEgTESENE ENT'S.
Notice

rs, hereby given tina, FoRNEYz TIMMoNs has
! been appointed Sexton for the Cadiz Cemstery.
No other person will be permitted to dig graves
therein unless by special permission from the prop
er authority. BY order. JESSE III. McMAFH,r
Feb l3-'b -y.-.---.-~- Mayor of Cadiz.
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Barnes T. cecl.,s ESfafe

NOTICE is hereby given that, John Leech, The
subscriber, has been duly appointed and qualified
as the executor of the last will and testament of
said james Leech late of Harrison County, Ohio,
deceased. , JOHN LEECH.
Jan, 30, 1861. ~ wv "@N Executor
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Cadiz Junction, on
TTIURsDAx, February Ia, 1851.
Il Trans will leave the Cadiz depot at 8 A. M.
and IL A. M. on Thursday for the Junction.
Lat every person go and see Lincoln, Fare--
rs cents for the round trip. " gle5a il1tsa
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ISDtAsApohts. Sent. . t857

OF Read the following from the Hon. Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor Of the State Of fndl-
ana: tH Iaa tlEf l.-tf
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