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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-12-25
TO Communities.

FEHE Advertiser having been restored to
Il health, in few weeks by n very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with n
severe lung affection, and that dreaded disease.
Consumption--is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers tho means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charged, with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same. which
they will linda sure cure for Consumption, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the ad-
vertser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which no
couceiyes to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove n blessing. Parties
wishing the pres ,rption will please address
Rev. EDwARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg
noe ly1 Kings County, New York.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-12-25
I N PO Il Y 4 " II
WHEELER 81 WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
WING MACHIN Els,
With new improvements,
At REDUCED PRICES ! 7
Lock stitch,

Which win not ravel or rip. They have main
tanned their high reputation against all chain or
knitting stitch, and against all cheap and worth
less devices called sewing machines
They are now placed at prices within the
reach of all o. NJ. PARTRIDGE,
Gen. Ag't for Mich.
Office, Merrill Block, Detroit. milo
j. III. C0NANT, Agent, Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-12-25
Rubber Packing.

1 have just received a large supply Of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store of
March Z, 1860. GEO. L. HUBBaRD.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-12-25

L. RICHARDS & Co., Gen1 Ag'ts
for the North West. p. o. Box 1892,
Mill 1873 Lake Street, Chicago, H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30
"Old Hundred ~

Can you find tomb in the land where sealed
lips are, that have not sung that tune? II they
were grey old men, they had heard or sung
'old Hundred. Sinner and saint have Joined
with the endless congregation where It has,
and without the pealing organ, sounded on tho
sacred air. Tho dear littlo children, looking
With wondering eyes on this strange world
have lisped 1t. The sweet young girl, whose
tombstone told OF sixteen summers, she whose
pure and innocent faco haunted you with its
mild beauty, lovod "0ld Hundred" )" and rs she
| sung 1t, closed her eyes and seemed communing
with the angels who were so soon to claim her
lie whose manhood was devoted TO tho service
OF his dod and who with faltering steps ascend
ed the pulpit stairs with W hite hands placed
over his laboring breast, loved "Uid Hundred /"
And though -somstimss his lips only moved,
away down In his heart, so soon to cease its
throos the holy melody was sounding. The
dear white headed father, with his tremulous
voice, how he loved "Old Hundred - Do you
see him now, sitting In the venerable arm
chair, his hands crossed over the ton of his
cane, his silvery looks floating off from his hol-
low temples, and n tear, perchance, stealing
down his furrowod cheeks, Us tho noble strains
ring out? Do you hoar that thin. ouiyerinu
faltcring sound now bursting forth, now lis
tened Tor almost in vain? IL you do not, We
do, and from such lips, hallswcd by -four. score
years service in the Masters cause, cold
Hundred" sounds indeed n sacred melody.
You may I'LL your churches with choirs, with
Sabbath prima donnas whose daring notes
emulate the stocple, and cost almost as much,
but give us the spirit-stirring tones of "Old
Hundred, sung by young and old together.
Martyrs have hallowed tit has gone up from
the dying beds OF the saints. The old churches
whero generation after generation have wor-
shipped, and whore many OF the dear dead have
been carried and laid before the altar where
they gave Themselves To God, seems 10 breathe
OF "Old Hundred" from vsstibule 10 tower top
the very air is haunted with the spirit.
Think for moment Of the assembled company
who have, ut different times and in different
places, joined in tho familiar tune, Tbrong
upon throng-the stern, the timid, tho gentle
tho brave, tho beautifui-their rapt faoes ali
beaming with tho inspiration of their heavenly
sounds
''Old Hundred" King Of tho sacred band
OF ancient airs! Never shall our ears grow
weary Of singing thoe, And when we get to
Heaven, who knows but what the first triumph
mt strain that welcomes us NAV be-dBo
Thou, o God, exalted highu'
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

ckIBsEMAR,1,2 and S-Proteoted by Royal
Letters Patent OF England, and secured by the
seals oi tho bcole de Pharmaole de Pans, and the
Imperial College Of MedloIne, Vienna
No, ~ invaluable for exhaustion and nstorr hes
and al physical dlEtbIlities.
No. completely eradioates all traces of those
diseases that have boon hitherto treated by the ran
se"ub and pcrnioi9us use Of oopaivs and oubebs.
No 3 has entirely suPplanted the Injurious se Of
mercury thereby insuring % the sufferer speedy
IeleI, dIspeTslnE all Impurities, and roofing on
,,TkIEsE EMsR. Nos. and g. are prepared In
And oan be carried IN tho waIHtooat pocket. Sod
IN n GASES, add divided into separats doses a. Al
mlnisteTed by Nepeau, Lellemand, Roux, Rioord
40. pIlee SS each, or four oases for Ss, which
saves u; and IN "a ceses, whereby there 10 saw
Ing ot -. To be had, wholesale and RETAIL OF Dr.
BAkkOW, OF 1sf Bleeoker street. New Yorf
INN medletely on reoeivlRE remittance, DIR. Barrow
Will forward the Tneseurnr 10 any part OF the world
securely packed, and addressed according 10 the in
stIuot0ns of the writer.
The Book, Of o. others, that should be read bv
men with damaged and broken down CONSTRUCTORS
7" nmen Frnilty, or Physiological Researohes1
beautifully tlluGtrated, and trests mtnutsly Of
az the symp oms that Inyau.bly develop them
.elye.; sooner OF lateI resulting from the hsiltes
and viLatinE habits Of oarlv youth, In9sseoitatng
moniAl state, and. not checked IN time, dee ener-
titng ali tie functions Of manhood, and bnnfbas
hlpl ste2 BY step % Lingering and untimey deetk.
sold By DR.. IA Know, 1s( Bieeoker street, four
doors bslow Msodongal, New YORK. Proc Is
oents, Sent Tree every whore.
intton. ID. G.. de 4-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

Tho quapt,tIes ofauV or a may 10 Inoreagod or
The contracts will ther efpro be made not for ere
ho quantities, bnt Tor such uantItes as the ser
woe may require TO be delivered at those Navy
;, Contractors not residing At the pacss whore de-
such places, that no delay may nTs. m iuTn,sSiSs
what may 10 required; and when contrs cior fails
81 as aro. 20 o @ na Ea1l,s GS .s shs S
authorized 10 direct purchases 70 be made TO sup
the record of ao Be
snpIiosts copy thereof. at Lhs hnrsas Of ProvIs
aforesaid, shall be ovdsnoe that such requisition
has been made and received.
each of the aiorcsaid Navy Yards; and in case
more than one article - oontalrsd IN the Cfsr, the
more OF the articles contained in snoS Offer,
and To reject the InaiudeT; and bidders whose
iorthwith Ioti6ed, and as early IA practira able
contract wiz he transmitted To them for execute
within days exclusive oi the tlmo req uircd for
nrIesular trshsinission oi the mali.
TO tho estimated OF the res pocive coatrsc;s
WI wiI o, hefelIed' ana twenty per oentun IN addi-
,nenis on account thereof as collateral security, Ia
addition, To secure it's performance, and not in any
with; eishfy, per cen,um of the amauat of al de-
wSis ,h,II 'ns;s s WI. be Psd ~ the Nsyy AEeIt
sIs,l have been pressated 90 him.
Hlar forms oI oIpr"possls NAV be obtained on mp.
| Hampshire; Boston, Nov York, Philsdephia,
baltimore, Norfolk, and st thIs Bareau.
A REQ BId, or dupltoatS Il thB letter IgfOrming
bidder oI the seceptancs OF his pro ,osa, wall he
d,emed notification thereof, within the ns.uing 9
OF the act ot 1856 and has bid will he made aud ac-
eePtod IN conformity with this understanding.
Eve,y 9ner isus. he accompanied (as directed IN
the hot of Congr ss making approprfations for ih
Naya, service for 1896 t7, approvd 10th OF August
iSs61 ny written guarantee, .ixned hy emo more
retpnnsibls perEouS, u the feet that he or theI
nndertake that the biddsr bieders wi il his OF
Their BID be accepted, enter into en- obligation
withn hye days, with good and Sufficient sur
70 ~ nith Tue pplies proposed. The Bureau will
Got Dc obllgnted to considor any proposal unIeSs
comp1nied by the gusrantss fequi1sd by law;
me cpmpetenny OF the guarantee To be certified hy
| tbs uxtoms ~ "
The dftcHtioH Of biiitrs as called 20 The saDpiss
6ri1 isNcrlP'ioHs ~ articles rtgayei, as IA "a tH-
sPe1t,oH Joy reesPiton, jutfbRf yism eoBr1rfsoa
VII ~ ni1ds esttceeH artiet,s osYed and fhe sam
Pe nha eontract reeefrtHg fall beloto m
qua hsn ssrttoa ts also Particularly directed 20 az
tAs losk Axsxsf, lees, mar r. is'is1sI,w~ ~, "
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
-ue unsp LINth1 FnT IN 1rN A. Wnpan.

rs, sHIy .sf. aud certain for Cancers, Ph.. ru
.srs, ewslnxs aBd Bronehs or COitTs, Paralysis Nss-
IsiEG, Wsatss. si the sselss, Cbrenis
khssGisn, rfnsts Of the Joins Courastsf Museiss
krumsnts karsshs 90 feotachs brusss sprsias frssh
CSts Wevbds, pesn, fsvst horss CAksd Br.Asl, sore
Nipples Bnrns, eeAla,, sers Threat ay or
pain, dssrsnes hsv lonE The dssas. ma
have sIistsd, mcLEAEp CELEBRATED LINInENT 70
q certain rsnsay.
rhssssEas O hsnsh s,mf, nav. been saved lBs Of a.
spxds Gad misery By hs sas Of Ih nrAlpabls remedy
MeLBAK'S VOLCANIC OH. LINIMENT
val rshsys pain alaost snd Will clean
PsJ and heal the feuss In ersdibls short tine
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
meLEthS cELEBRATED LIklMEHT 10 ths oul, s.fs
ans fshabh rsmsay Tor the of Spawn. Rnsboo A.
MindEais sptints, Unharral Lsnps, Nodss svsn ~,
never failed TO Dig Head, fsll.,ii, fi.pia Jsd
ksnnihr Sores sr swssayi 10 Prepsrly applied Fsr
sPrs.I. blsis.s seraehs., crsehsd hss Cksss saddle
90 Cellar oAis, Csts sorss, Wosnd., iaf.IiIhs
iaat1ncs-. : '''
rhsq trss .as,r With ina us.ay x,rhls.. Liu,us.
s.i!sa e "a 0steiz Ass2Fy II Dk- hcLEAks CkLE-
shATku LihiMkHI. IL viii cure yos.
> H. MCLEAN, ssls Prspriss.f,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

muRDsRous ASSAULT AND SUPPOSED SUIciDK -
Abont bali past one o'clock on Saturday mornin ng
John Mari, residing at No iit Plymouth street
brooklyn, committed n murderous assault upon
MS wife with an axe fracturing her skull 80 that
" IN reared cannot survive. Mar had been lib
rated from the pententsry three or four days pre-
Vlonsly, where he had served thirty days on the
charge OF drunkenness. IL appears that he took to
drinking as soon he got out, and was seized
with delirium. Mr.. and Mrs Stout who reside
IN an adjoining apartment came In TO see what
the matter was, when the infuriated husband
rushed at them and fractured Mrs Stout's skull
and also seriously injured Mr.. Stout. knrr then
ran out OF the house, saying that he would drown
himself. which threat he probably put into execn-
uon, Ms he has not since been seen or heard Of
The Injured parties were conveyed TO the City
Hospital. Although their wounds are OF A yerv
severe chnrncte, they were considered NJ in an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30
Only One Dollar.

s7o IA. hv'..--..AT EVANS'S. ....476 PA. Ay
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR al.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR 81.
JEWELRT-JgwELRY
JEWELRY-JEWELRY
ONLY ONE nGtLAR FOR Any ARTICLE
OFJEWELRY IN OUR STORE.
ChRBUNCLE ONYX STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS.
GARNET - JET STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS,
0ohhL s,,.rs cARB. STUDS
SETS. and BUTTONS,
'bT PIN GOLD STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS,
LAVA MOSAIC STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS,
fLhiN GUILD GOLD STONE STUDS
SETS and BUTTONS,
ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
~, SspLEENSDID POCKET KNIVES
For Ono Dollar. Worth Throo.
,r.,, LADIEs CHAINS.
SSAfELXINE: " For For One One BSIIsr BSIsr
NECk.....--- -. -. For Ono dollar
GENTS CHAINS
Tveive Styies-........FOr One Dollar each
PLATED WARE,
Consisting OF BUTTER KNIVES,
SPOONS,-TABLE, TEA, DESSERT,
CUPS,-GILT LINED,
FORKS-PITCHERS-CR LADIES,
OAKE Bh-KETS-SUGAR SIFTERS,
NUT CRACKERS and PICKS,
TEA KNIVES and FORKS, &o, &c 30,
7G....47G... ....i76...476...a7G
BOOKS-BOOKS
CLOSING OUT A LARsE LOT OF BOOKS,
NJ Great RedHcfton iH Prices,
oS ACCOUNT or IrE CONTINUED HARD TINES.
Now IL the TIme To Replenish your i.ibfary,
Or Got Now One,
. CHEAr.
Rsms,nber Rsme,rbey
f7b EVANS'S d7B
Pa Av. EVANE'S PAhy
mar % between ID and a. streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

TIsHr TIMES IN MIssIssIPPI-The money
pressure appears 10 be pretty tight In the northern
counties OF Mississippi. The following 10 from
the Aber deem Conservative:
We attended the Sheriff. sales ON Mondav Ia.t
and were perfectly astonished TO see such sacri,
nee OF property: One gentleman actually pur-
chased one hundred and sixty odd acres Of land
brick law olice for fifty dollars; a one hundred
and twenty-five dollar buggy was sold for thirty
dollars, and other property sold equally low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

iT-Th late Mrs Gore had time for journalism
amid her prolific avocations. She was engaged
TO write Tor the Court Journal nj a handsome
stipend, and one Of the stipulatons she made
was box at the opera free, 10 get together her
gossipping parties, for which the newspapers
paid three hundred guineas year.
Gr The mate Of the ship Benz Tucker was re-
Gently tried In Boston, for heading up refractory
sailor In eask and giving him his rafions
through the bung hole. The defence is that The
iUan was dangerous 10 be at large. ..
III Chocolate 10 becoming very fashionable at
the Paris solfees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

LOOKING TO REcoSsTEucTIoH The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, noticing the commenda-
hon which the Montgomery Constitution has re-
ceiyed from the Northern press, remarks:
a National Convention mi hl adopt some Of the
best features ~ the Montgomery Constitution with
beneft To the prssent United states. and the two
people thus living under one Constitution would
hnd fewer causes for hostile collision aud more
for return To their former Hmicable relations
The provision which inipIiSdiy foTbids protection
TO domestic Industry would be an obstacle TO its
adoption by Pennsylvania and other states, but
we may expect that clause 20 remain a nullty,
being already violated In the New tariff by the
discriminating duty on sugar In favor Of bouisi-
ana great party In this country has ALWAYS
opposed protective tariffs, yetwe have never found
that profcssed principles, or even Constitutional
provisions were much regarded when political
object was 10 be attained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30
A MErRopoIIrAs PoItcx Fopcvvosa NJ In,

AMEIHoroLIrASP POLICE FoRcK FoR st Louis
The House Of Representative Of Missouri
adopted on Tuesday last the Senate bill creating
Board Of Police Commissioners, and authori nR
the appointment OF Metropolitan police for st
Louis. The msasure only wants the signature Of
Governor Jackson TO become a law The existing
police force Of -. Louis are charged with being
little else than mere party instruments, and the
passage Of the new bill seems 10 have been re-
ceiyed with general satisfaction. 10 10 similar In
lis provisions 20 the Metropolitan Police laws of
Marylan and New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

IA. LOOMS, NJ: d., the inventor and patentce
oftls MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his Office in this oity 49,
MANY persona onn wear those teeth whoSIIIO
who cannot wcar those. w. '''''s
persons oal ling al my ofiice can he accommodated
With any style and proe Of Teeth they NAV dssIre.
Dnt 10 those who are Particular and sh tho pursst
oleanest. stI0ngest apd most perfect denturo that
moro fully warranted, - '''' "o
., Rooms N this oity-No. 33s Pa avenue, betvcep
phIa. ~ ' ~ n'e.T n. .T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

HOWELL COBB COMPLETES HIS WokK-The
Confederate Congress at Montgomery ad Jour ed
on the 18th instant, and Howell Cobb sgnalizcd
his descent from the Presidency Of the body by
long speech, In which h. told the assembled legis.
latots that he had completed his great work and
felt happy. He said he had had some experience
In legislative bodies, but never saw Congress SO
orderly aud able as that over which he bad pre-
sided The response Of his own state (G eorgia) TO
The action Of the Convention had warmed his
heart, and he propheaIed that all the Confederate
states would follow her example in confirming
the acts Of the Congress. II Is a fair inference
from this remark that Cobb ds1pproves Dav.'s
plan Of n military dictatorship, and believes In
The power Of the people The Mississippi and
hlabaUla press have already spoken very plai My
on this subject, and Cobb s evidently putting out
an anchor to windward, 10 save himself In the
event Of sudden gust of popular displeasurr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30
DENTISTRY.

nRS. OCkWOQDM = DARRELL ARE PRE-
~ pared 70 insert TEETHon VU1.CAN-
When mado on thls plan they are oom SlllIn
i"Ttablc TO wear and much cheaper than any other
Operations Of any kind that may be desired or
ner Pa hv and Seventh ut. in 20 Ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30
~ The Savannah people are bothered for

III The Savannah people are bothered for
specie. The News thus complains:
Our merchants complain of the hardship Of
having to pay per cent premium for gold with
which To pay duties on their imports. BY a tabu-
iar statement published In the New York papers,
u appears that upwards Of $40 900 600 la spscie o
has been received In this country from England
Within the las, three months. Now, IL fs fair TO
set down at least two-third. Of this amount Of
specie to the account Of the cotton exported from
The South TO England. lf this specie Is In return
Tor our cotton, will any one nform Us why large
portion Of II does not find Its way South Why Is
IL that our banks, who control the cotton, have
not an abundance OF specie with which 10 ena able
our merc haDts To pay their dutes' win some Of
our merchants who are familiar with commerc isl
and banking operations inform us why, with the
immense Influx of Apecie from Europe, 10 com
mands a premium Of 5 per cent In savannah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

III The great cock fight, for a stake of a 900
between twenty cocks from Louisville, Ky,
and the same number from Detroit, was fought
las' week In Detroit. The building was crowded
during the entire day, and great excitement pre-
vailed The entertainment was one which is no,
often witnessed, and the desire to see Il was very
great, although the zest was materially lesssned
by the unqualified defeat which the Detroit side
exnPrienced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

~ Polly Marshall, the pretty New York sc-
nsss, who excited the admiration Of n r. II.
when he was here and has generally .ssewed@up''
has jast experienced religion. IL Is so new and
pleasant q sensation that she means 10 be good In
future and leave the stage. - : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

DRAMATIC INcIDENT.-Some years ago Booth
wss playing the elder Brutus, at the &" Mud
Theater," in Baltimore, and the wife Of An
drew jackson Allen, the American oostumer
was the Lucretis Of the night. Brutus has To
speak long Grafton over the dead body of the
msrtyred matron, but as tho weather was bit
teTly cold, Mrs. Allon Undue cd tho manager 10
place supcrnumerary boy on the bier As il
was not necessary that any portion of the body
should DO soen, excepting the profile of tho
face, the deception was not discovered by
Booth The tragedian had proceeded few
lines In his speech, when q slight shiver was
observed to agitate the dead body. Booth
asoribed this To the cold draught Of air to
which the self-immolatcd Lucr ret ia wns exposed
and went on-the boy writhed; Booth muttered
between his teeth-''Lic still, madame rccol-
lcct you're dead Another violent contor-
ton Of the corpse. The orator became exoitod
and exclaimed loud enough TO be heard in the
pit. Damnation, madame, If you don't stop
that Internal wrigsling I'll leave tho stage }"
Vie proceeded, however, until he came to tho
lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

BoNBARpNgsr or GAETA-The correspon-
dent OF the London Times writes thus OF the
terrible bOmbsrdment OF Gaeta:
No part Of the whole mass Of town fortress
and bill has entirely escaped the ravages Of the
artillery which Numbered Mt it from tho land
side. Where the cannon ball did not hit point
blank, there the bombshell fell with dire effect
The besiegors reckon they fred, during tho
whole siege, about So 900 shots; IL, 900 in one
day alone. the 22d Of January II is hardly
an exsggeration TO say that you may almost
come 70 the conclusion that not one of them
has been hurled in vain The siege of aeta
is, oeieye, the first instance in which rifed
cannon has been applied on large scale 10 the
battering Of walls and bastions.
Inc Piedmontese, as told you, had reared
90 Of these new war engines on their batteries,
ana no man who has not seen II can believe the
havoc they have caused.
nave seen such havoc caused TO an italian
vineyard or garden by some furious hailstorm
where few stumps Of trees are all that re-
main OF what was half an hour before a rank
MAS OF luxuriant vegetation, but could not,
repeat, believe that fortress or part of il could
be "crumbled up as an old piece Of paper' as /
saw Gseta yesterday. There Is something be-
wildering, appalling in the sight of SO exten-
siye wreck; the buildings, storehouses, bar.
racks sheds, chapels, fountains, small sub
urbs, converts and churches which are scatter
ed here and there between and behind these
lower bastions have been in many instances not
only crushed and pounded to mere shspeless
fragments, 20 atsms, but they have been aetu-
ally swept away. Stone or brick or iron or mud
the sofest or the hardest material, equally gave
way, the projectile seemed TO bring destruction
with IL in the very wind that encOm passed It,
It's effect was not battering merely, but blast
ing.
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nR. J. BovRR DoD's
~ IMPEhILL WINE BITTERS.

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