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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01
EXCESILOR
Burr Stone Mills.
FOR FARMERS AND MILLERS.)
ANTl-FRICTlO
HORSE POWERS.

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at WEsr1RS
STATE FAIRS last year, and are Justly considered
superior to all others. The Mill may be driven
ny horse, 0ater or steam po,Der, does its work
a. we'll ss the fiat stone ills in milling estab-
lishmente, and. requires but oxE-HALy the POWER
to dive the largest sizes. They are very com
pact, perfectly simple, and for farm use will
last THIRTY YEARS, and COST NOTHING for
repairs.
PaIcEs-$l0o, $40, and $40. -
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill: $50 extra.
THE HORSE pnWER
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01

A Democratic and Conservative Pa
per in the City Of New York:
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great questions which now agitate the country,
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01
THE HORSE POWER

Has proved itself to DC the best ever in Vented.
The friction is reduced by IRON BALLS, 40
arranged in all the bearings, that the whole
wei9ht Of the castings runs u pom them THREE
POUNDS DkAUGHT, at the end Of ten feet
lever, will keep the power in molten. Thus per-
hitting the ExrIRE STRENGTH Of Tho horses TO
be used on the machine to be driven. ONE
HohsE will do as much werk on this power, as
TWO on the endless Chain Power. 1T IS POR-
TABLE; and may be used IN THE FIELD a. well
y in the house. More than TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT Of horse flesh il saved over any
other power in use. 1t is simple in construc-
ton, and not liable to get out Of order.
= Price Of power for / to 4 horses, 1928 >
Price Of power for to horses, Sl75
THE 1925 POWER WILL DRIVE ANY ruREsH,xo
MACHINE. Every MACHINE Is euAxASrExD 70
Owe sArIsrAcTloN, OR THE MONEY WILL BE RE-
FUNDED.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01
THE VOLUNTEER,

We are prepared to DO any and all kinds Of
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01
Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE At REF
WING. Those wishing to advcrt:xe their bust
ness will do we'll to patronize
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01

As an AdvertisIg medium. the voLuxr1rH
CANNOT BE ExcELLED. 1thas large and rapid-
~ increasing circulation. Its circulation ", ia
. great extent, confined TO the
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01

~ BENNETT BROTHEks,
nsav6:Sm ~ and a Greene ST., New York
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

j paragraph : e,zzag the rsanas STATING
that General Grant 1.-THE hero Of V5eksaarg1 ;,
rE=ver ssaEzissas aazss baggage - - Co. ben
etif, upan march. excepting toothbrush
The subject being u13er diseassso1 = =
tea-table i Rochester. says The De@e~nzs
a doabt vas expressed az 10 the reliability
u TIE assertion A gentleman Suggested
thai the General evileniiy iateR3sa 70 sseaE
the face # TIE country \ la3y re.5oznea
thar be na=2ns - sy IN he ssesh Ct the 60
eaa7: bus tle cliraaegrs1 observation waS -
the efeet thai BE- enly Tansed Lizzie has
wiah the rebels. Certainly Ia It's claiming
ozss hhrsasla = Tiekzhzrg Grant L4s made
free use Of MS powder
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23
POETRY.


Come sing 10 tie praise Of the good old days
flf our brave grandsires before Va;
Tbey bore to the wars car nag q stars
With d good cd rousing chorus.
Through thick and thin, mid the battle din.
King Georges rage desying,
They marched 70 the fed ans EFo221 no1 Yield,
But kept the old flag flying.
CBoru.-Then here's three cheers for the yo!un-
Teers,
With traitors 20 communion,
For tho Tag d tbs brave shall ever wave
For Liberty ard Union.
To the sound of tia drum they coEe. come, come,
From every hin and ralEsv
Like waves Of the sea. f0r tbs Land of the free,
With hearts of FIRE they rally,
On, On to the fight, through the daT, through
theAnight,
There will soon be storusy weather
b. the girls we lore we will heroes prove,
And stand or fail together
eRerass~-Then hers tArce ebeers, sse
Here's the Green Mountain men from the wood
aud the glen.
And from each craggy highland
Here's the Jersey Blue with his rife true,
And the boys of the stout Rhode Island.
The keystone State that cannot wait
Crowds on from her fartheSt regions,
ana tie mighty " go E-G4A Ike N-r4AAAE N4N~~SS
Pours down her ccneneFing legions.
Chorus-Then here : three cheers, etc.
Wen hang JEFF nayis On sour applc-tree
Upon his own plantation.
And his reward wes IL give Beaaregardi
And charge il 10 fie Nation.
Ahdwe' II bring from the wars Cur stripe and stars
When all our trials are over,
With song to the praise OF The good Old days,
And lire and die in Clover.
Chornt-Then here three cheers, ffc.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23
A Frightened Contraband.

~ I-EExER recelyed from 81 army CORES
pendent On the Rappahannoek, regzsesss' 70
following camp incident;
An amusing incident occurred IN camp a
night or two since. 4 portly young cen
uaband, from Charleston, :. C.. who esea-
ped from his master 1t Antiesam, and vas
for q while quartered subsequently N
Washington. was engaged By che Ct Cur
Junior staff officers. IS his body servant,
and brought down here to bis quarters 70
attend him. 1t chan,ed that the otscer
had served his country calamity = Saarps-
burg, where he lost leg, below the knee
the absence of which bad been made up BIZ
an artificial limb, which the captain Wort
with % easy . grace that few persons who
met him suspected his mizf3rtune-hiS sable
attendant being among the blisstnl Ignorant
Il To the existence Of tn fast.
The captain had been cut to dine, an
returned in excited spirits TO his tent
Upon retiring. he called his aarkey servant
to assist him in pulling IF his riding bootS-
Now, Jimmey. look sharp, said the
captain. - little-is-airnsy. might
Look SHARP R-ie-pull steady"
Use alters keerfnl, eapn, says Jimmey,
drawing off one long vet boot, with consi1-
cradle difficulty, and standing il aside.
Now mind your eye-Jim. The other
-ic-is little tight" and black Jimmy
ehuckled and showed his shining ivory, IS
he reflected, perhaps, that bis master was
quite as tight" as be deemed his boots to
be.
EASY. now-tbat's it, Pull away {"
continued the captain, good naturedly and
enjoying the prospective joke. while he los
enci the straps from about biz waist which
held his cork leg up-Roac you've got i
Yip-there you are. Oh, lord. Oh. lord !.
oh lord, screamed the captain, as contra
band, cork leg, riding boot and hgatnres
tumbled across the tent, In heap. and the
one-legged officer fell back On his pallet,
convulsed with spasmodie laughter. Al
this moment the door opened and lieufen-
ant entered.
"G'way fun me, g'way fun me-lenmy
be. amt done muffin, yelled the contra
band, Justify, and rushing to the DOR.
really supposing he had pulled his master
leg Of. '.Lemmy 60. I didn't do muffin
esway g'way"' And Jimmy put for the
woods in his desperation, since which he
hasn't been seen or heard from. though his
captain has diligently sought for him tar
and near. Jimmy was good servant, but
we were never before treated 20 aght Of
thoroughly frightened contraband- There
is little doubt the darkey i running yet.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

WHAT Is the difference between your
overooat and baby: One you wear, the
other you were
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

AT hotel. a sEozt s2rae since, girl To-
qaired Of 5 gentleman = sbe table # hls
cap was III CIT
"No. said be. bas TT oaTss j.
The poor rirl wzz considerably cazafs4ssa,
but determined 70 pay him in his own cosn.
While at dinner Tia stage lreye ~. ana
several coming IN. TIE gentleman asked
Does the seoas dino here =
Nm. SIR. replsed tie gsra il sarcastic
tine, '.but the passeayAss d r
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

WAR i the moss difficult punctuation !
Putting stop 70 some wonens tongues.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

Az old bachelor of Cur acquaintance
.avs he don't wonder that married mea
oTer s. years Ct ace. ara placed In the Sex
ond class of eonscripts under the Lev eon-
seription law. They hare suffered enoagh
for their country already
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

A late number of Harrers Weekly ca
tains the following. illustrated with = woo3
engraving:
JoHs BrLL-'' Don't ga anong then
Hamerican Canuibah, PatrSek-sheyl cas
you body and bones.
PArEIcK-.Ate we, Is il! Och. thin,
the drill 3 fear Ct ii 4. IFS not mate enough
you've lett On ms homes, you ould Suicide =
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

WHEs Colonel Grierson WIS passing
near jackson. lady applied TO him for
protection for her property. he assured
her that he was not after property. but
was running for governor, and just called
10 keep his appointment "
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-23

POINT LOOKOUT, ND, JUNE23, IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-19

y AR NEW S.


of affairs Letters dated Monday, the
80 qt once confirm and contradict the ru-
,oar. oe Confederate demonstration on the
poaoro1 loft One 1ajter states that the report
has baaD 1roye51 to be untrue by rec0Dn0ls
.,nooq of the cavalry, whilst another reports
hat demonstration was made by the Con
ge3crarls on Monday, as heavy firing was
heard On the lett, and the impression at head
oagrtagg vas that a battle was going on IN the
direction Of United States Ford, bat no intel
igence Of that kind reached Washington last
aight-on the contrary, dispatch from there
states that nothing Of interest was rransp}ring
along the front
One day last week some Confederate cavalry
crossed the Potomac a, Whites Ford, and took
number Of horses from the boatmen on the
canal and the citizens in the neig ghborhood.
Gen. Bragg is said to be at Chattanooga,
Tenn, with twenty-five thousand men, and
zen Johnston at Brandon and Enterprise with
4 like number.
Among the prisoners now at the headquar-
terS Of the Army Of the Potomac IS Captain
Randolph Of Gen EWeIl' S staff IL and an
ether officer were captured IN The Bull Run
valley
CAIRO dispatches state that West Tennessee
has been cleared Of gueri|ias; that Bragg and
Johnston have lost one-third Of their forces BY
assertions: the mountains of North Alabama
are full Of deserters; the gunboat Cincinnati,
sunk by the batteries before Vicksburg, has
been raised, and is undergoing repairs; Gov.
Shorter, Of Alabama, is urging the Impress
Ioent Of slaves,
Col Burke Of Gen. RosecraDs army,
reached Cincinnati on Thursday last, and
states among other items that pemborton' S
loAsbQrg army has gone 10 pieces; the Tex
11s and AIabamian8 were leaving it in squads;
over ten thousand Tonnesseeans have reported
70 The Provost Marshal Of the Army Of the
cumberland, s. desorters, having come into the
federal lines since Gen. Rosocrans' advance on
lQII2boma.
robert Payne, Of the Medical PurYeyor's 5
ofnee OF Washington, who was arrested OH a
,0sfse Of detrauding the government, has
oeeo honorably discharged
Twelve hundred drafted soldiers embarked
"on Long Island, Boston harbor, yesterday,
N the steamer Forrest City, to Join the Army
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-19

i've Of Vermont, but removed TO Virginia be-
fore the War broke OUT "hefc ne marie" anu
that the Contederat tes, susnec5lns h5,'l 81 "lS-
loyaCA 70 'ne1r c"use, ,i ~ Ga'9,1a.oo
r X fnrTh9r stated that Dr. B availed himself
Of the first opportunity, after taking the a oove
oath, to come WITHIN the + edeIal Lho' ana ao
cepF a. apoG!len' n Ta G'70 Il 1l''' sa;d - 10 tbn
rn1o ,,,a af HE ,,acont cantnre. and i is suppos-
ed he has been conveyed to Richmond.
= y --C1 a.-------c4
:, y~..t,r orrhr;., Chnrrb ), IN th;s n)ace Gives
ot;oo +i,o+ oo +o.mor7ov The 205h inst. At II
o,oiooL ~ tho up ovs of Christ Chnrc},
will be offered for rent under the direction OF
the Provisional Vestry. The term for which
they are rented, will extend TO next Easter
day March 9th, 1864. 4 fixed 9um Will be
n}aced on each Pew. and the choices will BE-
disposed Of BY auction. to the highest bidders,
The Pew formerly occupied by Gen Washing
ton will be reserved from the rents. All per
sonsinterested in maintaining religious services,
j., accordance with the forms of the Protestant
Fn;xcona) Church. and in LOYALTY to the Fetle.
ra1 Government, are invited to attend. "
-
fIe7n n'n' '0'n ',,0 p0'o"' "o'' ~ 49,. NV
this morning, ana offered at enormous nces'
considering their quality, as wen as the SIZE
Of the hlnches. High prices are the rule IN
the market here~-and there are hardly any ex-
coptions. Peaches may be quoted as spe,
cn,on Of the the rates for fruit. No one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-19
'TA>uGH AND O8oW FAT. -,Ihe ABOVE Il;

"I.ArGH AND C3aow FAT TIE above is
saying that has long been accepted as & pro
verb fra1lght with much wisdom: and: though
the "drafb" NAV not be regarded as very
particularly funny or laughing matter, ~e say
~ instance at the Enrolment Board where II
even held good in this particular. Ouf friend
D-----n> Of vocal celebrity and es@phanfn3
Dr0Dor;ions, rolled up before the Board and
Indignantly demanded If they thought ne
was fit subject to come the double quick III
,7oe-(lays ?" One adiniriilg glance at the Al
1orynanic dimensions exhibited, convinced the
Board that rhe conscript could best serve his
co1nf,v IN any other sphere than that OF the
::tented field" Having been weighed N the
balance " he was not found wanting The
last seen or heard Of D---n, be was COM
pacentIy patting his 280lb obesity, aud 2lgnlti-
cantly remarking to the DyStanders, that ne
had either heard 0r read that flesh was weak,
but IN his case it was decidedly too mucn tor
the gentlemen Of the draft, : = y ash. OnIGn.
Among the prisoners captured oy Gen.
Banks at Port Hudson was Capt. lewis, Tor
nely OF Lanesboro Mass, but AT The time
in command Of a South Carolina rife compa-
nv Lewis was native of South Carolina but
resided some years ago in Massachusetts. lie
was member of the Legislature Of that State,
together with Gen. Banks III 1851, and the
two cast their votes for Charles Sumner for I.
s. Senator.
An overseer Of plantation in Lafourche
county, La., was lately tried IN New Orleans
for cruelty to slave The only evidence IN
troduced was that OF three slaves upon the
Dlantation whose testimony was objected to
bv the counsel Of the acused as not legal eyi
dence according 10 the laws Of the State but
his objections we're oyoTruled, the accused was
found guilty aud sentenced to SIS months
at hard labor in the parish prison,
The New York Journal Of Commerce thus
sneaks Of financial affairs in that city on Mon
dav THE market is active for money at full
rates Of interest and there appears to be q
fresh increase Of the spirit Of speculation.
\ man, Peter Curley. was fined last week IN
Boston. twenty-five dollars for beating horse
which had dropped down in the street from
exhaustion. The man appealed and gsve
bonds to appear before the Superior Court,
on1 the conrt warned him not TO use the
horse again iii in a fit condition, This ad-
vice he disregarded He used the same AM
NAL in hauling dirt until he fell down, when
C,,y)ev was rearrested and this time sentenced
70 the house Of correction ior five months
Surgeon General Hammond is preparing a
book on Hygiene, with special application to
the military service, Dr.. Brnton Is prepar-
inc statistics and material for the Surgical
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
Cape Race, Sept. 90.

Cape Race, Sept. 90.
The Europa passed Cape Race at $50
today. She was boarded by the news
yacht.
The political news is unimportant.
Rumor says the Confederate Envoy at
London is TO be Withdrawn in conse.
quence Of the measures oft British Gov
eminent. i s.
The London Star fears that it is the
intention Of the Frssch GOvernmeut %
speedily recognise the Ooofederafe Ststes,
and comes to the cancellation that Ne must
b prepared for French recognition be-
The London Herald. adverting to The !
rumored probable return Of, Mason from
England, says il j. .iq oppeequence Of tie,
Systematic rudsness swith which. be shss1
been treaasa BY Rassell. Thss Hefsid
thinks i has been through the sugRes-
ton OF Dir. Adams shat Nj. Mason hss
been excluded fren Official intssesurses
with the British Government.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morn
ing Pots says tho nov loan sfor he Coz
isderasy = soassaplassd b. tls Brsnch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

pATCHR&ORiAs eelsersfeA HAIn DIE 4 IL BAt
- - IL WNh. 1Ns ofsiy Abv~lsss. Jrss - RstS-
Atis Dye known This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, Rusty Gray Hair, instantly to Gsssy
Hset " Neutral Srsra. without injurng the Her OF
Staining the shia, leaving The Hair ssfs - DafA1;
inPansffssA sitaliss, sqssssy rssosns IS pfsside
color, and reetass the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The
Genuine 10 signed WiLIIAH A. BArcnxLoa, AL otAsrs
afc mere limitations. and should b svoidsd. Sid By
ell Druggists, Ae. RACToRY-sl BAAcIAs-srsssr.
New York. BArcHsLoRb ERw TosIsT CssA~ ron
DHKssise Tns HAiA. jysdAwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
Times Special
Washington Sept 29

Washington Sept %.
The Goth ~d slst army corps have
been consolidated and will be called the
fourth corps. They are to be commanded
BY Maj. Cen Gooden Granger. The
War department has ordered Court In.
quiry to investigate the conduct of Gene
rails McCook and Crittenden. in the late
battles near Chattanooga.
The enforcement Of the death penalty
IN the Army OF the Potomac, 10 rspidly
decreasing the number Of desertions.
Conscripts aud eubstitutes are cootin.
ually coming in, and also desefters Who
are forwarded to their regiments for trial
and punishment.
No movements reported in front to.
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

. I1!Y-5Iof 1IIlUVn
any dj1 olQd fSn6 he Florida.
.CsPt- 1a1lt - rsniignsf II Sannas1
81 tn Hoeida on account - ilshsalg4
Lieut.. Bares1 fIFp ~ bdulmnd 4.
The reason Tor the decline Of the fkzi1
Bourse " apprehension by come opera
49, Mat sthe dineUGtt1 IA N9cSst Of
ne Florida may lead @ unpleasant feel.
ings. 8 = I :
/ The Madrid Epoch ss,srts that sls sab-
ip6ts Of Nashua end MAdrid haye dpter.
MINED 70 submit the question Of jusi}dio-
ton in tho Cuban waters, 70 tho AShitnr
ton Of the King Of, Belgium. III al
The Paris papers cay the KuIlfist
journals are. mistakep j.. leohinSvPenlhs
nSd5te htely Published ID the Moniteuf 70.
spectipg the Florida ~ step towards the
recognition of ths 0onfedsraiss. II We
merely recognition IF ;hsliserent rights.
Kthe Empstor's government believed IL
seff bound 10 reoegniae the Confedsrales
aud establish olicisl relations At III, it
would do 30 openly and not By Indirect
means. ss,..ssslst ss.s' 7sss.si s-.ss III
VIM. Stuart. late chaplain in rebel
army, has been lecturing before lthe
Southsrn club Of Liverpool. He charged
the English clergy with instigsting the
war, and assertsd the war would soon end
wAea Rnsiant Linosln Z lose6 clelfSd
support. He declared that the Soeth had
means for carrying on the war for years
to come bat was nevertheless ready to
ley down the sword and leave the qtes-
tions at issue to the ballot box. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

4 oENTLaAAu, cared Of ussvoas Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
sctaaded By desire 70 benent Others, will happy
sofurnsh 10 all Who nesd il, tree Of eharee) the
eeipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
ssed In his Thee Wishing 70 psoat By Ah ex-
psrience- and posbess Valuable Remedy-vfil re-
ceive the same By mail, (carsfniy sealed BY
addressing JOHN OGEEN,
augi6-dkv7m No. 90 Nssssu stroet. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
STATE or IOWA.

ss..s- i. AnyuTAxT GFsraAlt oElIcb}
o..sysI ovs.,s Is. III. - ~
l, ne Aeraae ssstfs 9xisaes - - saani1sd
! IL Hqne3s4ofiAs NsrhssnpspAse nssgafs pre-
hSsvSy. d4eeaedes4t seh kxk al ArmAt s1AipAAAis,
aaauasion and I'll other public property to Lieut..
Lewis h. s9aies aA0A Npse! n aA, Brigade, And
Who 10 AsresS ~ h IA osla, III the company
ordered 70 be orgaaissl ihs department under order
% IN pAes of fasd companies Of the North
ern Border Bsisads Asvsby dlssaaded. rFy.s -
~. h.s.'fftlsAssa, d Des MONIES, 'vili Z. onee
proceed to the posss where any Of the se espastes
Of the Northern B0dsr brigade lesstsd and master
out said companies u MD DriAds - herein dirotM
and wilt muster In the company 70 Be raised in aDo-
dance vuh these orders; ~ espsDy y - mastered
for service until relieved By o. s. troops unless seones
disehsssed p es4As q tsGevr.r. - .xsT
~. sAif ffiteAsfd tfIf also inspect ali horses,
equipments and arms, will accept only those fitted
for the proposed AIRY.
BY order Of The Governor,
sFsI&s8~ X. ,. BAKER,
sept3e-d3t AdJntant General Of lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
BY EI||.El!.GGRtlfH
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No fears need be entertained that the
Army Of the Potomac is weaker than the
force il its front. From the latest i'd
vices it appears that i. largely outaanbsrs
the enemy's army, placing infengy
against the rebel line Of all arms, while
We have q very large force ef cavalry
which il seldom idle, but daily hanging
over the enemy and making every move.
ment on his part difficult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
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