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STOCK of HARDWARE
Lswest Possible Rates.

Since Leayenworth has become emphaticaly
THE CITY OF THE PLAINS and the cny
natural point OF supply for the entire region
stretching West TO The Rocky Mountains, j, will
be my purpose 10 meet this vast amount of trade
with stock commensurate to lis magnitude, aad
at prices that cannot tail attract the attention
Of dealers
Al dealers and bafers are invited to examine
my stock Of Ii ARDWARD at No 81 De aware
Street, Leavenworth. Kansas. where the former
popular employees of this establishment Messrs
Root and 1avens, weose services have secul ed
can a; all times be found 10 give them their at
iention.
z. 5. Ny Insurance Agency will hereafter be
ia No. 81 Delaware Street.
lib TT
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r. On the fourth page will be
found the advertisement of Samuel
Dodsworth. successor 10 John Dods-
'ver,h, of Leaveuworlh. who will con
duct the business Of his father a.
Bookb;nder aud Blank Book nsnuiac-
tursr. He is young man and hi,
Efforts TO continue the business are
praiseworthy. and We hope he will re-
eeive . liberal share of patronage
Give him a call.
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5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. o. Sugar,
ECO BbIs. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar.
LOO Bbls. Clarified sugar,
lC0 Boxes Havana Sugar;
2O1 BIS. II. & N. o. Molasses.
100 Bis. Plantation do
800 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
i,G00 kcgs Assorted Mails;
100 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 pIlls. Macherel 81 ilerring;.
80 Coils Cordage;
100 Half BIS. S. Z. Soda,
100 Dxs. Babbili's ;salaratus:
900 BIS. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes ilaisins:
100 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
l.o00 Bdls. Wrapping Paper:
:2.5o,069 Sesars.
We have also ON hand fine assortment of
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

A LII creditors, ard persons interested in. tne,
"A estate of Joseph Hicks, deceased. are he rrby
notified that al tho January term. A. ID. 1864 Is
the Probate Coart OF Jefls rson County. Stare az
Kansas, The undersigned intends ID make arpl;
cation tor final settlement OF sai.i estate.
SARAH HICES.
40 iw.s2.oJ- Adminisira,rix.
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WEsrERx CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE. =
This is one of the most ably conducted
papers published in America. DR.
KnesLEY. the Editor, is man of large
requirements and fine natural ability.
ksv. ERwIS HOUSE, Assistant Editor,
ss scholar Of rare at.ainmsnts. wields
s'eady pen. and IS admirably qualified
of the post be occupies. The pages
'a the Advocate are literally crowded
With good things every week. its po-
auon on the questions of the day is
Patriotic and progressive, and where it
mikes blow at an evil it is a regular
Hsoge-hammer stroke. Would that
eefs we're more journals like it. and
ever Of inferior kinds in sentiment,
sosality and loyalty. II is large eigh,
sP'es paper. published weekly at 90
.ysa. Poe 4 Hitchcock, Cincinnati.
tsE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Februa-
- sastains the 6rst-class reputation Of
'.s ''Fial. which is acknowledge to be
'0s head Of literary monthlies in
e.I'ca-and We might say in the
.eeish language; for the Toasted Re-
ss Of England and Scotland do not
"a "'n literary excellence. So a year.
'%saor 4 Fields. Boston. Il
eosesEGATIoxAL RECORD. re-
.'s'd the January number Of this peri
some time since. but the notice
q. written was misplaced. 1t is
- o. merit. and being the only re.
49, Paper published in Kansas ought.
4 e'se liberal support. Monthly. |
year. Lawrence. Kansas.
,so'u'ions condemnaiory of Mr.. Con.
speeeh have been introduced in
~ legislature. Right.
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We return our thanks to Assistant
Clerk Day for documents from Topeka.
Also 10 Sec. Chase for favors from
Washington.
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TIE LADIES REPOSITORY for February
Is number full Of interest. This mag
azine has no equal for the ladies. A
least one hundred copies ought to BE-
taken in this county. $3.50 year.
Poe & Hitchcock. Cincinnati.
We will forward subscriptions for
the Rep 'sitory with pleasure. Rev. D.
Diekiuscn is regularly authorized as an
agent for the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19
Lavinia, tho Fugitive Slave.

How bitterly have We been afflicted perceyng by the
American newspapers that recently in the city Which you
inhsl al opportunity given 70 the hsh to exhibit
beneyoence and humanity to coored fellow and
wa given in vain We aude TO the Of the gill Layina
who wa slave in another State and brought by her
into that OF Ohio She by that became entitled to her
freedom If she lad friend to assert for her She did
mud ficnd,-nay great God OF Heaven bless them Were
they lshl Alas alas Not You sneer at the ectaes
Behold how they conquer you in goddess and charity
The owners name, il Seems Seaman, unhappiy thor.
oush Irish name and be- appears has boosted tina, he took
his revenge by the most fedh cruelty not upon Lsvna or
her protector for they in his power but her
unohending father moheT, and famiy"-l Extract from
OConnelrs letter to Ish Repeal Association Cincinnati
Laynia the slave girl, was brought 10 Gin
finnat from New Orleans in 1913 by her owner d. T..
Seaman who pas as OConnell infcrs from his name
Irishsan She was bright intelligent mulato child
about ten years old On the eve Of her departure her
mother told her nerer back again She told her
Of the crHetes and outragcs 10 which she had been
subjected and what she also would be obliged to suffer
and that though she longed to see her AGAIN she would
sooner see hen dead than have her come back AGAIN
With many tears and lamentations they parted the
child 70 travel toward the North star and L'1e1y ana
The poor mother remaining TO wear out her weary nope
less existence the save If the hard man who gath
cred gold aud houses nd lands where lie had srown Du'
blows and hunger andmisery. Though but thought
less and thus far pete child her mothers terrible
words and warnings wen burned into the heart Of La
yina as with hot iron ad soon after her arrival IN
Cincinnati she escaped froh her master She was for
tunhtely seen by the kind hartcd Mrs. T.. Harwood
and taken into their house I'D secrced. Handbills
were posted around the city oing large reward for
"Layina. pretty, light mulatt' girl" aud the slave
hounds were soon on her track. Mr. HarwOods house
was surrounded by angry and Vcited mob as fierce
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= q A, ,,,ri er YOU had accumulated before this lucky
.,,o,oed YOU" 1t is certain at least that TINS "ouu
s,od bv the highwayman and echoed 10y his irienos Il
chance Of gaining by it. And ioT tha' eaOn Il Is
dcsiro,le 10 examine into the case
clearer than that where there is to be war Of the
-, l,timate kind, there must be some chances ioi
b,b sides Neither side, when unable to carry on the con
o., 10 se Up claim TO withdraw and have done with IT,
Ca, ber the war on one side Of aggression
and less still when 1t Of unprovoked rebellion II
spnor ola brutal wrong begun in pure fear that the tide
,n and popuar government likely to set against world
bbo-d nouy II is plain that in such viewed il
Ia mess every severity and retaliation would be author
lied which been stamped with the practice OF civil
lied societies AID the world would thank you.
1t undeniabe that if the carried 10 exactin
the fearful penalty attaching the leaders of defeated re
beons and the recovery Of the pecunay cost Of the war from
the property of all marked aders and ebeors nobody ou
The guilty and then accoinpAces would iaise "oiu
aiction. >,
But il does not follow that what would be juhaoe wouiu
slso be most polite When a is to be ended II Is "'''
be TO end i, in the way which will be easiest ioi INC
and will best from repetition Of 'he :,
struggles of thieves driven to desperation are 0'
by chance shut up IN the robbers den are some Nv
a., he balcbear,ed or who took to the Toboei '"ue IN
- =, IT, of i, was not better than an honest
times more ifhali the insiders are Aho"h
;rs sgaust their will and signing only ior the sigI'
oan officer of justice lifting his head above Their osem'h
,,l tyne Of your position do not incur the ndcne OF
mankind bv hesatng moment ON what you ought 10 10
So libcrsting army show their faces, and let il not be
commanded bv lurking traitors bui by who wish io VIC
tory and have got the robbers gold in their pockets OF s
treason in their Secure the upper hand and then be Us
,nagnanous you please Let every man 60 o with his
popcrty who viii it in al honest way and help
YOU with your settlement Give al chance and you think
Of Reimbursement for fair expenses let 1t fall upon those who
hold out day long This il the way in contests between
civilized and baIhaans As FOR the personalities CON
tive to lei them Their friends in Europe viii be happy
70 receive them and they will always md steamboat 1t
will cheap rddauoe and then you may more be the
United States and talk with the French in Mexico fyou
ere reasonably quick you viii have the French talking to
yoy You will be developed the phrase Of The Tin"
for wha, is carrying IL The other place.
AL this is wha, the Enesh Parliament will be called
trucuent Better be called than make fools Of our
selves In particular viii the weod do citizens Of Penn
svaa and elsewhere who have had escape from
grinding in the mills OF the Ph.tnes in it something
worthy their serious meditation
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No. c Memerole.ay., Greenpoin,, L. l.
No. io6 M,D.oS.sr. Nxw.YoaS Feb. 9, 1868.

No. 100 M,DIsoy.sT.. Sgw.YoRs. Fe5. o 1863
have been completely deaf and partially 50 IN
the other for above years with di.asreebe dis
charge 1o both ears combined with continual furnblns
noise in the head Tor which have been treated by most
eminent practitioner Ia the city withon, the slightest relief
consulted DE- Won Esenberg bu, must caniidy say that
had no ath IN hi. when did Iii therefore due
10 Dr. Won Ei.enbcret to aknowledge that entirely cured
also tia, be displayed that skin and knowledge which have
procured fo him such unvaed reputation As have had
an opportunity Of comparing bis mode Of treatment with that
q others can truly that il no, only superior but
the principles which direct hi. mode Of restoring the hearing
are IN my opinion, certain JOHN IAlLOh
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WEST VIRGINIA
The Next Prcsidcnc,-A Meeting in Hoch'
ester.
toCongreSs
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Tuesday, Aug. Il, IL

HOCHrsTTR. " Y, Tuesday, Aug. II, lc5a
number of influential gentlemen, from this
and other States are here to-day for consultation with
regard to the next Presidential campaign in accord
with the call published icw days since, signed by
Il. 4. Stevens as Secretary.
private caucus is now being held. end the meeting
viii convene at - O'Clock. noon.
Among those already in attendance are the Hon.
Leslie Combs and The Hon. GaIrct Davis Of Kentucky
Other prominent aud distinguished gentlemen are ex
peeled to arrive during the morning.
/ p m-1Le Caucus. which was attended by about 81
Representatives. was somewhat prolonged and nj the
close the formal meeting POSTPONED until 3 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Representatives from the several states present
including kentucky. Missouri MAJ! land. aAd WiscCn
sin.
Letters have been received from cxPre,idoai Fill
more and other distinguished men.
The object 81 those present seemed to be- not TO hold
Convention hut series Of private consultations with
view II organizing in the different State the old Whs
pud Bel and Everett Clements. with national head TO
act in the next Presidential campaign a balance oi
power party.
Its expected that definite course Of action will be
determined on tbs evening.
The appointment Of a National Committee and the
issue Of an address to the people aye among te things
contemplated
Representatives continue to arrive.
EreHinR.-IAc secret conference tlis afternoon
asicd three or four hours. during which Garret
Davies " II. WOOD and 9th participated ia a com.
parson II views with regard TO sustaining political or.
CARNATIONS and their respective strength and aims
the reported conclusion arrived NJ being that tie res,or.
alton Of peace and the establishment 81 The Union
only be brought about by the organization q The
Conscr, alive elements IN the North upon platform
similar 10 that Of tie Don Democracy # Kentucky
a committee consisting 4 Mcs-rs Davis. Il Ken
'uoky. y II. WOOD Il Wisconsin. j. = Stevens. q
Ncw.York. : ". Bailey. ofWhiichan andJ. l.. faurai.
Il Canandaguc appointed to prepare business for
to morrow and submit an address.
The meeting is composed Of about thirty delegate
and ileo do not ap,cAi 90 To- ahy interested ousdcfs
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=. T.-1S6O-x.

Persons OF sedentary habits, troubled WITH r.x, LII,
'ude papation OF the heart lack sppe,i. ,
eating torpid liver constipation &c. deserve 10 s a, IT,
will not try the celebrated wy
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which recommended by the highest medical ,u,bo
ties and warranted to produce immediate beneficial off,,
They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure and mus, SUI
pcsede all other tonics where healthy gentle smalan. is re-
CURED
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite
They are antidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind.
They prevent nIiasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acdity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Comp ant and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the anguid brilliant and -
exhausted natures great estoer They composed Of tie
celebrated Casaya bark wn,eeen, sassaras roots and
herbs all preserved in perfectly pure St Croix For par
ticuars circulars and testimonials around each bottle
Beware of mpos,ors. Examine every bottle STE that Il
has d. s. Barness signature private u s. Stamp
the cork with plantation scene and firm signature
fine steel plate engraving on eide label See that bottle
not reed with spurious and deeterous stuff defy
person TO match the character Of our goods ANY
person pretending sell Plantation Bers by the gallon or in
bnk On mpostor We sell only in log cabin bottle Any
person initiating this bottle selling any other material
therein whether called Plantation Bi,,ers not criminal
un tie t. s. law and will be prosecuted by u.s. We al
ready have eye two parties rcfing our bottles Sc'
who viii succeed in getting themselves into close quarters
The demand for brakes Plantation B,ers from ladies' cer-
gynen merchants &c. is perfectly incredible. The simple
trial Of bottle is the evidence present to their worth and
superiority.
They sold by all respectable druggists, grocer phy'i-
clans hotels saloons, steamboats, and country stores
7. II. DRAKE Co,
No 2g2 Broadway. ~ Y.
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in their pursuit of the trembling little Layina as pack
of hounds after tmid hare.
In i3 TO he an Aboliionst in Cincinnati was TO take
ones life in his hand TO be hated and mobhed and Il
be regarded by nineeuths Of tie community as little
less than mailman But few noble men dared 10 say
that all men were entitled to liberty and to give help
ing hand to many poor fugitive from oppression ana
in many free and happy homes viii ever be heid III
grateful remembrance the of Gamaie baie!' Inv
Rev VIM H. Brisbane Cornelius Burnett Lew '"i'.H'
Edwd. IIarwood. Thomas Morris Jon. Blnncharu' INC
Bros Donaldson and many others.
Some Of these and other friends OF Mr.. har"oou'
knowing that he WIS peace man. and fearing that Inc
mob might do him violence hastened TO the rescue ana
soon his front paror turned into regular arsenal
and abounded in all kinds OF deadly weapons and men
willing 10 use them. The cruel but cowaTdly mob
knew this and though they filed the streets and hovled
and threatened, they did not dare TO lay hand upon
the building.
Scanlan finally asked for parey and was admitted
TO the house lie said that Layinia kept against
her will and demanded TO see her. Mr.. H. said that
he was at liberty search the house and if he found
her and she willing to go with him, she could do
So He said that If Lavina hears my voice she will
come to me- and lie went around.thc house calling
"Lavinia La,inia my child. come to me-" But
though she was at one time within few feet Of him
she would not come" Finally Liynia was dressed
in boys clothes and taken ont by the back way and cs
capped She was afcrward sent TO school ut Obcrlin.
and became n well cducctcd and intelligent woman.
The mob, disappointed IN not obtaining their prey
vented their rage by attacking the house Of Cornelius
Burnett After they We're dispersed three barrels Oh
stones were gathered up in the front room of his house
and preserved 10y bis friends with the intention of put
ting them in a monument 10 be- erected 10 bis memory.
The following lines were written at the time by one
OF tie actors in the rescue.
u. I. SEAMAN.
From tlc Great Southern town tlcrrcomes hitler man.
With no soul in his body nor brain im his pan.
Who. d .srariur bis native .iald lslc,
\ re j. TO freedom, and a STAKEHOLDER vale.
On the soil 4 Ohio he daTcs hold hi slave.
With the gasp q demon and the heart % Frnye,
But truc sfifits ie iuds boo The great Buckeye state,
Who Liberty value, and 81 BIO slavery haze
They extended the hand q true friendship and love
lu tie spirit # HIM who came down from above
10 the little siT. whom be- claimed a. hi, slave,
Aud her nights they def ndct with hearts strong and brave
But The loafers ard blacilrs. who rrowl al around
Tho honest 90 plumber. und IN 5astnsss abound,
Were NOS waning iu rel 90 obey lis ichcii'
The house 4 her refuge with q mob o. invest
But vain were their efforts by their their sku,
Tie courage If ffec.aeu 90 dalit or o. Cil.
The base souil,s. tyIauf u.ay return 20 the south
With q Tea IN Lls ear ihou -l cure ia lie mouth
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CHROSIC CATARRH CURED.
READ

NEV-loRK March %. bl.
Ts b. a. certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CArAkNl. ~.th dun heayinrs. ia the head
frt my completely stopped mp accompanied by continual
s1rruss Of tie ,laf The thls stealing with occa
.iona bot ls-. -in.s- Of the chest and pam 30
much 90 that every bought il consumption Having
heard II the sr,a, cures performed by DR. Won EsnbeTs
consulted him with bot little hope Of azure an now happy
be enabled % aal my testimonial 10 the great number a.!
ready b. the Doctor 20 his scientific and sue
c..f mode Treatment pc hss shown IN case that
and suolcdg- which have procured r him great
reputation entirely restored to perfect health that
sincerely recommend all sufferer from CHRONIC
CATAKRh and SOKE THROAT 20 apply a. once 70 Dr.
Nou El.cub.rg with certainty Of being cured.
FREDERICK " EBEK No. 500 Fourthst.
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VILLAIN LIDDLE.
Harlem. l2Cth.st., between "a and 3d-avs.


NEw.YoRX May G. 1863
was entirely deaf in my left accompanied by dis
charge placed uysefunicr Dr. Won Ei.enberg care who
by h great skill restored to perfect hearing in the short
space Of few minutes without giving the slightest PAIN
and the discharge ceased entirely The custodian Tube
which obi,eraed Is quite open and feel that the air
passage performs functions. amply BAT he'd and re-
commend every suffering from impaired hearing to place
themselves under the Of this emnen, and successful
physician THOMAS ORANAN. No. 80 tthav'
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SIGHT RESTORED.

June p 1873 NV dear daughter brougl, DR.. Won
Fis.hcrs Bind IN both eyes. could not bear the
pfn nor the .h ana completely cured By Df Won Esen-
Dr. ana , now % exprs. NY gratitude the Doctor for
Dis Ai and unr.mtilug attention by which recovered one
81 the precious to alter being deprived oil At ioI
four y.a only due d. Won is-nbrr state that
ci several phycla- IN vain shall be- happy 10 bear
lls0u testimony d. GA tls-uhcrss unacG success 10
auv laly ~ gent .rulan VINO will call on
HJGH GlLLON. No. 20 tuiion-si.. BROOK yn.
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NEW YORK, Nay :, 1863.

have great pleasure to testify to the kill Of D. Won Ei'en
berg into III. Office almost completely deal and came
with my perfect hearing II IL nearly twelve months since
and the hearing perfect The operation, which lasted two
OF three minutes in each Of my no pain "ha'o
even with confidence recommend all sufferers to place them
selves under Dr. Won Eisenbelss unsurpassed skill
SAMUEL c. HUNT
No. c Mes.eroleay., Green point, L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-19

This ,el,iaes tia, uy mother has been for time
m rted with partial deafness suffering from pain, aud rum
b ns noise. in the head together with other indications Of
total loss II hearing Dr. Won EeubeTg removed from her
,, quantity Of matter ,oseher with cosgulaed blood
relic, r Ter simultaneously and al without PAIN 1t Is with
grateful th.lks that give thi. testimony % bis skill
,ARROI.D J. POST, No. 70 south-si.
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NihLOS GAHbtN-Ilr DuGrs Motto.
WALLAtk --ifue to tre lasf vlih tac 0i1f
WINIfH GAEUEN-N.'a'lc.
EARNiN IS MUsEr,i-Ai,a! CAPTAINS, Away nth Mo-
cio.y
IRNIsc HALI.-The sicfcortlrau
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LONLLS

Tie August number o. The Bible Examiner, edited by the
Rev George sior- contains the follow ins editorial notice:
"Iopivr W,rKR.-in this number Of our magazine we
Introduce to the attention OF readers Thu, medical prepa
alton We have done no, for pay because or pages
,fr used a. medium Of Ad,c-cnrn-io have uniform
cation TO DR. Amirfs Co ha, made insert the iollowns
Nv only son George Stos now =, years old has been
afflicted for dozen years, or less with painful
dwellings and lnflnmalons Ia various parts OF ms body
onrutues seemingly h. To death, then respite
fr .cason bu; only or return OF the disease with more
Violence For the past three lac has had sore on
Ms breast and aery his collar bone, with ulcea-
ton appeared inevitable. IN this condition he applied TO pf
,udef. Go by the the Iodine Water the liberation
I'm hi. throat disappeared In short time CONTINUING u.s.
In lea than two months he apparently healed ana
general hr Nh much improved This whom had 'eaeu
,oul m arp Ia death before this Summer should close
!. now appar.ntly In fair way 20 recover a. peis,
. - .,n,n 10 on mortal state. In gratitude to God VINO
~ prayer and in justice to Dr. Andcrs 20
satisfied that thef" i virtue III
~ fodn. Water treatment which the readers oil TINS maya
lu. Mil thank Editor Tor bringing to 'h II notisc ,,ps
Ioliuc Water is solution Of pure Iodine in pure waer !.
acts upon the mann
LIVER. 1900. kIDNEns,
nrGFsrlVL ORGANS AND GLANDt LAR SYSTEM
~. recommend specific for the cure OF scrona IN al
IT, manifold forms Consumption Cancer Heart Liver ana
Kidney Diseases Rheumatism Neuralgia, Nevou. Affections
Female Wcaknesses. Dyspepsia Syphilis, and Mcreurai
prcr per bottle. : per hafdozcs Sold by Druggists
OF cent 10y express on receipt OF price.
All consultations nee. . .
d. H. ANDERS Co.
Physicians and Chemists
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