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MIDDLE AGED MEN

There are many men at the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent eyacuations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or
burning sensation, and weakening the system In q
manner the patient cannot account for. ON amin
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes ANAL particles of semen or
albumen will appear. or the color will be of thin
miikish hue, again changing to dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause. which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
1 can warrant . perfect cure in such cases. and
tull and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do by writing in plain manner description
of their disease, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded mediately H. -nufgrl0.J
AL correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned If desired.
~ Address, DR.J. 3. HUGHES,
No. 8. Temple St., [corner of Middlel Portland.
~ Send Stamp for circular,
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

TVHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
u name and style Of 0lalf.y-a
3 ba III JOHN T. ROGERS d Co., 5s
Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs
of the lite firm will be settled BY ssi
~ CHARLES B. ROGERS, sc
Do the Old Stand, No 81 Commercial s'reet, ~.
asl Portland Me.
February 1, 1866. feb2dlm 5sis
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s Fred. DOUGLAS, the wellsknown colored
orator, who spoke at Concert Hall last week,
made neat reply to a gentleman, who, on
being introduced to him after the lecture, re-
marked. When lastwe wet, Mr.. Douglas,fit
was under far different circumstances. was
one Of party, twelve years ago, who tried
to break up the meeting at which you spoke"
$50 much the BETTER answered the deep
voice Of this powerful champion of his race,
$50 much the better, we come to call, not the
righteous, but sinners to repentance lTroy
iilres. ~ f.iigai 5ifl5- sis MEOW II 49,.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF Canada.

- Vovso OF Canada.
hsnGu WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
[siEfFsFFTsE7 On and after Monday, Nov. 2, 1884,
trains will run daily, Sundays except
UdJ untl further notice. as follows: LII
.FH 80 .s. UP TRAINS r.nsssT
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston at 40
A. n. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at LIS p. NJ. 9a
Iisf b AinryhA DOWN TRAINS. asqss Il
Leave South Paris at 545 A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $50 A. M. SAi
Ihgg ada 10 HaaI TIT 04 t8S1G 2 81 f.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sonal unless notice ia given and paid for at the rate
Of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
) rfoarsBa q. ". BRIDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent. 8
Portland, Nov. 7, 1864. " i9siay can ~ 'NN pov7
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Aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which all
IA contributions for the National Freedmen's Re.
lief Association will be forwarded promptly, with
out expense, to New York. Commodities 81 ould be
securely packed, and directed to C. c. LEIGH, Nos
l & Mercer street, New York, Care of George K.
Davis. Portland, Maine.
Contribusioasin Moneyto Eben Steele, Esq, Port
and. Me. 3 efis3aWM. GEO. HAWKINS,
. Sec'y Of Elk. Comm. Of N. +. r. Association.
January I'd. 1856. g,fsas5 u ~ jan3dSm
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Eclectic Medical Infirmary,
u . .loH TO THE LADIES.

DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No.
Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation.
DR.. H. 3 Electic RenoVating Medicines are unrival-
ed in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female lrFegularties Their action Is specific and
certain OF producing relief in a short time. b
u LADIES will find it Invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
structions after ali other remedies have been tried
vain 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health and may DO taken
With perfect safety NJ all times.
Semitic any part Of the csuntry with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES.
No. Temple Street, corner ef Middle, Portland.
N. Blades desiring may consult one of their
own sex. A lady of experience in constant attend-
ance. 3iifaas- - -i'i' jan1 1866 d&wty
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thus enabling Tou by hearty eating, and the use Of
the after each meal las often the food dis
treBses you, Reurs your stomach you will get
in very few days so that you can do without the
medicine, except occasionally, and by the time the
first bottle Is used up, we will guarantee you free
from Dyspepsia. and able to eat, digest and enjoy
as hearty breakfast you sit down to your
healthiest hours, and will forfeit to you the price
ofthe bottle noon your showing that our statement
Is not correct. u Tas7o iuog nafqeasi lire
single teaspoonfal will at once relieve the dyspep
tosuiferer, thu whole bottle would not materially
M oniates All classes OF sesse that hayet ho;r ori
gin In disordered stomach and bowels are dispel.
led In the sawa instantaneous way, BY the use Of
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-04

PREsIDENr-HoN. WILLIAM g. STEELE, M. G..
VICE. REs1DENr-JOS EPH TREAT
TREAsuRER-S. L. WOODHOUSE.
This company has secured 22s acres in Pennsylva-
via and Ohio which have been selected by the most
experienced oil men after two months careful re-
search and personal examination on the grounds
On one part of the property is q well from which
or oil have already been ia
ken, and as the company will proceed to make fur
Their developments at once, they have every conf
denoe of be ng able to pay dividends at early peri
cd. A prospectus may be had on application to u.s.
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S1l,l33. 500

A Perfect Cure for eatarrh !
28HII 00aM5H
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-04

HoW AfAHY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY 70
THISB r UNHAPPY ExPRRIENcE
Young man troubled with emissions in 81 Pa
complaint generally the result OF a bad hal Il in
youth, Gated scientifically, perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. -. l--.1
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease some Of
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they
had the consumption, and by their friends supposed
to have it, All such eases yield to the proper and
only correct course of treatment, and In short time
are made to rejoice in perfect health.
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d iso DR.. R. G00DALES: 90
CATARRH REMEDY,
AxD MODE OF TRzATHnnr ia
- q AE&m
The Acme of Perfection!

.g8Mse AN& f-7--7
i TT penetrates the secret ambush Of this terrible
Il disease. and extsrminates. it. root and branch
io-ever. r rE sfdUuU ADA 0d8 ----
1t removes all the wretched symptoms of this
$50 loa Ghsome maady, and AYERS consumption
IL cleans the head, deodoTises the breath, and al
lords the most grateful relief
Gttevdtes agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell. .a3E .sf t5M .hna .faoQ 80
- n Is noted Jor curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in. II
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic OdtGrTh of thu
eAii most Obstinate and violent types. ! ag3 -5f5
No form of CdtGrrh noise in the head can resist
br Gooda1e has ,oc spent a lifetime buttting
Nth this tell disease Bis triumph IS complete
Dr, Goodies CATARRH REMEDY IS dhdTmtess
,- tiqaid, inhaled from the palm of he band
q Dr. r. Go3ddLe isEnowH tbf0aqb0attths cgnmtry,
as the author of the oniy True Theory of Catarrh
ever published. Where its ORIGIN hat its kayas
FORMS b otsg4oen5f aysE s8af-W an
Or. GoodaIs's Pamphlet on CATARRH should De
read by every one. It can be obtained at our near
llL Office. - - = n 2[-e'sf.sE, "a 10
4 10 New York. 49, "
Price 81 sOdby HI HAY, 10 june2 Sadly
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''''s'l { ATLANTIC aa ''s'
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Val So, cor. Wissams. NEW YORK. Il
JANUARY. 1866.

Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
= CATION Risks. s5 ..
the whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Pre- mums Terminated during the year; al 'or which
scrnncates are Issued, bearing interest until
the Dividends in the Years 1854 and were 40
ihs Profits for % Years auountto the
sum OF We frt<1 % $l9s69l, O20
d which there has been redeemed by -.
A Cash, NJ vi .NSa4tj fH 12,65S,730
The Company has ASSETS. over Eleven Million
poLars, viz Sc
United States and State of New-York
stock, City, Bank and other Stocks, $4974700l
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise, 2,l87950
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable,
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and
other securities, 3.l40,63
United States Gold Coin, SCI $50
Cash In bank z88.430
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-04

| as12A-A e 'lia New Haven June 2Sth, 1884
Messrs. @. g. Clark . Cor satiessea;-l desire
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure, " in cases Of cholera nsorbas
| had been for twenty four hours pnrging Of the
| stomach and bowels, every fifteen minutes. went
into your drug store 70 procure some brandy, a.
had always been told that it was good remedy for
Dysentery. Ny pallid face and my weakness al
attracted the attention of the clerk In charge
and he asked me at once "wbat is the matter pr j
replied: 81 have been for twentry-four hours vomit
ing and purging, and am unable to stand or walk
mweakuess and this deadly sickness at my ston.
aoh comp letely prostrates me-" He produced bot
tie Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, saying, "take q large
.EsSE Of that It isnOw II o'clock; taken another
b From the moment took that first dose of the
medicine my sickness at stomach gone-its effect
% good relish as ever hungry man partook, las
was well cleared out of foodo and followed by
teaspoonfnl of cure. have not suffered particle
of Inconvenience since I took the remedy.
l. Its action was so wonderful and 80 immediate,
that could hardly believe the evidences or my own
senses. and desire to publicly make known these
facts that the whole world may avail themselves OF
its use Like bread, 1t thould ind place In every
ones house, and believe that NO one should &c
| or where 1t could be quickly made available.
gllN Truly yours, GEO. l.. DRAKE.
0ns Of che Tsoeasy.tve, isao salIa
N o tliW iaA Kew Haven, july nth, 1884
ME-. CoE-Sir;-~Having been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months. have
taken the usual kinds Of medicines which have done
me no good. saw your advertisement of a med.
cine to cure the Dyspepsia. have tried it, and
found 1t to be medicine. The first Is drops lthe
7th of June.) that took relieved me in one minute
have taken 1t three four times but have had no
distressing feeling In my stomach since taking the
nrst Is drops although before, could not est !
mouthfulls without distressing me.
- Respectfully, J. II. Woodbury..
bm1l u. rs4engfM New Haven, June llth 1884
NIB. CoE-Dedr. Sir The bottle of Dyspensia
Medicine received from you, gave instantansous
relief only used II when my food distressed ma
IL was about like taking two doses to-day one to-
morrow then every other day, increasing the ousn.
tty OF food and decreasing the medicine TN was
enabled to eat without taking anything at ali. NV
case was an extreme one having suffered for sever
years. Inow consider myself cured and nv usine
only one bottle Of medicine in the SPACE Of two
months. The dose was . teaspoonfhl.
ELLEN 8. ALLIE.
Sold BY Druggists in city and country, every
WA Price s1.O0 per Bottle. Ny ne
Orders BY man, from either dealers or consumers
promptly attended to. r -st I'D
pes ii C. G. CLARK & co. o5rl
Waolssals Drussisss, Nss Haves. COn".' ID
81 g5',a-,le..,. ~ Proprietors.
Z Sold In Portland By W. E-Phlllips, n. H. bay
sad III other dealers, asrehseoaves
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not In syear1-not in month-nor in "a week--bdi
you shall see Its beneficial influence at once imme.
diately, and the day you take it. To you who have
lived Tor years upon Graham Bread and plain diet,
who dare not eat any thing the least-wise hearty
first, because the Doctor has ordered the plainest
food and secondly for fear the distress it canses-
rising and souring your stomach, wesay sit down
to your dinner, eat as hearty o meal as you wish,
and "a soon the food begins to distress you, fol-
low 1t by single teaspoonful Of -aahar-
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-04
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,

The largest paper in New England. eight pages. is
published every Wednesday. 90 aiming all the
news by mail and telegraph, Important reading
matter. Marine List, Market Reperts &c., of tho
Daily Press, at the following prices, viz:-
- M8*F - M G5aE odf =
tds...r. s--s-x, .af5 Z
SA"so oSPs'~Ao your, aeisl
I'm advance. .............s. .s......... $500
m N. A, FOSTER & Co., PRePR1EroRs.
Portland June /. 1854. diff Ho
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LARGE POSTERS,
Hand5bills, Lshop-bins, Program
5ons
.AW mes, Circulars, iasa

| 1901 aTrT-0-D-1I-s| -e0T0fT u 0nlIf"I u n
And plain printing of every description. Also,
Rule amd Figure scork, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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Weddino ards, . 5as.'

Notes Of Inyitation, YSsSfing Cards, Lists Of DGm-
ces etc. etc., Of evefy vGriety 0nd cost,
furnished at short notice.
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Wewould call special attention to the follow
companies: lDiazsmnso9 50 lars0 sac i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

We published the following article
Yesterday morning ON our nr~t p'ge,
nom HaTer's Weekly. We reproduce
u this morning on this page. II =
worthy t. b. rad. re-read and read
asain. ana then died away for future
reading. 10 contains the rccord % the
nsmoerarv iu "a nutshell. The article
j. ss follows:
tsrhe New York World Informs The
American people chat che pCmocralir
marty carried on thc war and saved the
Union. ~rhe lNmocrats Ql America,
SAYS This pleasing journal, IRISH lrum
describing President johnson ,ts huor
AN uhtcrafe tailor. and "a druuSnrd,
"uer-I-icuflV. patiently, and a. last,
tfrouuh ths mercy o. Heaven, victori-
ously rerscVerCd ln their one clcar,
narrow path OF LOYALTY to Che Union.
.rruth Il always simple. ON che liih
of Down her. ISIS, tho Hon. 9rtcu CLAY
smith. of Kentucky, inirodCced the
following resolution into the HOUSE Vi
Rrrr,.entanves "'rhnt Ne hold % o.
b. the lutvof Congress to PISS all nc-
ls.-.arv hills to supply men and money
and the duty of Che people to RENDER
every an in their power o. the consti-
fufaA authorities Of Che Govern
meut in che crushing out % the rch'l-
rnn and iu bringing the headers thercol
Oh e1nIigu punishment" On this plain
ta.st question in r. full house tho vote on
the nrmocrtiic side WAS three yeas o.
s.rr.-fr. nrgg Tn the next August the
National Convention 81 the same party
rallod ihc Wat "a failure, and demanded
en- immediate c,ssation OF hoStiliiics.
~~uch was the way I'M which the i,-
mocmtic party "persisicuily and pa
ueut'y aud victou.ously pcrseNered pm
frn var.
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Certain -n0h- on the southern press
write chrunic complaints that the me-
gross. iu rlac. 90 showing "a thankful,
humble disposition for their freedom,
assume airs Of equality, and no longer
take che gutter when passing white
men. These complaint. ~ Tar toward
establishing the claims ~ equality of
races. and certainly prove that enamel
patton came not dty too soon. The
r1loreI people would D. unit ior
frcedom 10 they still presented Che
rringiug attitude % slaves For
our part. We never mlN appreCi-
afr,l ihe 10. seryic es of Abraham tin
coin until we had connected the manly
bearing of cnlorcd people on The ferry
boats. I'M the railway ears, and in The
streets with his policy. The negroes.
may. perhaps. D. zofuew hat cNiruVu-
CANT lu their demonstrations ut their
too long deferred Ircedom. But much
may d. pauiou-i o. men who hnd
themselves OR che first time I'M possc--
sion 90 themselVcs, their wives, chill
Iron and earnings. The only woudei
is chat they stood the wrong -o patient
ly aud take rclress 80 quietly. Under
thu circumstances they would not D.
wholly iucxcusable o. their heads touch
"a tho stars and their tread shook The
hrmament.-N. =. Com. 1drerfiscr.
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rr.Ss. before courts, In the public Jour
mails aud among the people, and AT last,
.tvh,u madness ruled the hour, TINS
question VA. submitted Ia the iinm ar
fifrsmrnt of the sword. The question,
a- all admit. has been fairly and deh-
niteIv decided, and from this decision
of the sword there will BE- no appeal.
10 l. undoubtedly true that the men OF
DE south feel sore az the result; but
thav nccept the situation and
are preparing for the changes
which the war has produced In
their domestic institutions, with
an dacr.tv aud am exhibition Of good
feeling which has, / confess, surprised
us 10 has eratihcd me. I'm the work OF
restoration the President has aimed %
40 only that which was necessary 10 be
dome. exercising only that power which
could d. properly exercised under the
constitution. which guarantees toevory
State "a republican form 81 government,
REGARDING slavery ~ having persisted
n the rchollious states either by the
proclamation of his predecessor, or by
ihe result or the war, and determining
That mo- rebel who had not purged him
self of his treason, should have any
nlrt in the restoration OF the civil gov
crumuuts which he il aiding 10 est'tp-
lish. DE- has not considered d within the
scope of his authority TO go further and
culuuchise the negro. For this ne -
,-eu-urcd hy many true men az the
North and few extreme men al the
south. buf hGrc Ho doubt fhnt A. Uit
o. ,asfuiacf hY fhc people and thdt he re-
rrff tIifrndicffc tir irisd0ut RI ht, course.
But while the President h Inclined Ia
tr,at with kindness, and Co trust those
who under mistaken notions in regufd
to the character of the government,
ioiuod in Chg rebellion, but not until
ancr struggle ON their part 10 prevent
in the States 10 which they belonged
had PASSED the ordinance of sece>,lon,
and the United STATES WAS unable 10 eX-
tend o. them that protection 20 which
fhev were eutitled-there II no man
who holds ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS than he
does the crime Of treason, or the inla-
nous scoundrcls who systematically
and deliberately starved and poisoned
our soldiers in prison. 10 ne piohers
nj fte retfii.oH herc val Dc, IafprchcHd,
ll tasiu purd0As, a. thc aturdcrcrS ~
Ger gnNr 20 soldiers Ho mercy.
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John Nsn nurca oa PreVidentiai Dis-
peusaflou-

John Van Burcu concluded "a very
not.csabia speech ~ follows:
..Now. President johnson himself Do
.s frequently said, may die before me
exr.riiiou 81 bis official term. but Co
th, my answer IL that mo- irmocrhl
over died in the Presidential oiiice.
.t'haar. and laughter. n l. very ca
nous firi chat duuu- Che last slXtN-uNe
wears only three feituali-i President,
have hseu elected -Oeuerls Harrison
and rtylor and Mr.. Liucom Zach
One of them diel in tho Presidential
a.uee. aud the Vice President wno sue
e.el.l ta Che OfllcC. in each case was "a
Democrat. - that during the 81 hole 90
these siNiy-tve years. hmocriiic prin-
cipic- have heen m che asccudency.
Chear.I wonder that some ot these
clerical Republicans. who look Tor the
uueer 10 Cod in everything. ID not sea-
what r. prltiienual tispeu-.tliun it i,.
Laughter No Democratic President
h1. ever i.gl iu oilce, and no tcicrai-
Isl President ever lived out hi~ torn in
it. show ing the watchful care % row
deucs over the United ~tatesi From
th- nr-i gun of The EVOLUTION o. the
Last ..eus uf the rebellion. I'm no way
eouzniruHu-iv presented than in che
WAY One people have been sawed from
Ia eursa uf Federal domination
.Cheers.
one of our exchanges comments on
the above extract as follow:
We aud the above going Che rounds
1fihe rebel pr,ss. and. though We have
no party feeling wccanuot but dcuouuce
.f fsthe t.lsst hlasphemy We ever heard
rnm the mouth 90 man. There h. mo-
man familiar with che politics 90 those
IHvs who does NOT nael satisfied that
Gen. uarf son was poisoned because De
Vas a Northern President AMI would
ftvor uiiei States hank aud tariff
cen. TAYLOR was poisoned because he
would uot sign the fugitive slave law
aud FILLMORE would. Mr.. Lincoln WAS
murdered bs,uusc be- put down the ~
hauion. There b. your Democracy, and
Chen tu flIk uuhIu.hingly Of fruyidence
and cili che work of The devil His. 10 j.
uuhe1uh.e.
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Tur Now York Msfr1p0'taa Record
Saleading democratic paper. % Is
engaged 10 present in appealing to it-
readers for aid to rebulld and reni
tho Virginia Military Institute. The
grounded it- appeal IS AS follows.
"No State suffered moro than Nirgintt
during tha last four years, for she siouti
literally "ln the gap, aud a. Northern
troops. swelling over her Territory, were
instrumental iu destroying her literary
institutions and foundations % learn
lur. N0rthorn mon should promptly
take advantage of the ursl opportunity
OF contributing tu repair these dnmazrs,
and. AS Oar nj practicable bring things
hac. to che coalition they were in Do
fore the war.
Tie Virginia Military Institute was
fnr ten wears The home % ~fonowul
Jncka1n. What mnu. then. who a.l-
mires genius aud rcVerCs virtue would
not d. proud to have hand iu puildlug
Do Oh araiuf We venture tD say that
Siouewuu Jackson b. uut more love
"a aud hnnore.l iu The south than a. 81
here in the North. amt The mere an
uuunctmeut oi Che fact chat funds tre
required tu build up au institution with
which BE- WAS s0 closely connected vii
b. us potent as IL SPELL
No doubt che soldiers. who were chief
~ responsible len overrun,ug Virginia.
will at once f,ol themselves touched to
the very quick of their honor and cou-
-cienoe by thc above appeal, ani will
pour in their subscriptions to make
amcnis t1 Virginia ior their cruel aul
unciirl for invasion ani le-olat.on of
hcr sa.L The MaIap. lIln Errarf Is
what wa. known daring the war as "a
rebei newspaper ltuow calls itself. rs
it ara r'l along. a "democrutic" paper.
anlcousnutiy appeals tothedomocrncy
toa.iitin discriminating sound demo-
cratic doctrines" of which che above
extract may be taken a- "a fair speci-
men.
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Gloves. Cryats and Neckties fine,
tasImens and Cloths that shine;
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