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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-01-25

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LETTER FROM GEN. BEAUREaARD.
-The following letter from General.
Bsauregard is published in the New:
Orleans papers of the 11th Instant. 80
I It will explain itself. :::s.
G.z New 0KlEANs, Jan: 10, 1856 -:
William zH. e. King. Editor Of the:
New Orleans Times. - 4 :.;. s.. :.,-5
In your. letter Of this morning you;
publish an article from the New York,
Herald, containing some remarks:rel-
atiye to the speech / am reported to,
have made at Canton; Mississippi, to.
the Congression xeursionists lately
in that city. The. Herald is IN error.
[Imade no speech at Canton or else;
where to the excursien enists |; but con-.
Versed with them freely, and openly
told them the South had fought the.
North 50 desperately, because sit Was.
defending what itc conceived to. belts.
constitutional rights; that having ap-
pealed however, to arbitration Of arms,
! it Welded to decision-which was given.
against it; that I believed the people
of tho South were now willing to ac-:
cept the. Constitution as made by: the.
war ard understood by the Supreme:
Court Of the United: States. / said,
also, in my opinion, questions Of se-
cession and slavery were forever set:
tied; and so far as / was concerned.
under no circumstances would 1 Icoun-
i;tenance any effort to revive them;;.
| that We must now direct our energies,
and our vitality to repairing the dam,
ages Of war, and restoring to our:
homes some of those comforts and
that prosperity which they formerly
enjoyed. In answer to the questions
of, some excurtiioonists,: if ]; thoug the
South hwould accept the Institutional
amendments, .Trephed that eseheWing
EpSfitics and ending :strietl sto pr.
:tvafe business and the duties of my
position, l had little opportunity ex-
cept through newspapers, to ascertain
the: public sentiment on the subject; !;
but if they desired to know my indi-
vidual opinion, I would say that the
South would not and should not ac-
cept those amendments, even if pre-
I:sented as fnality, for its interest
and manhood forbade it; that,We well
know we are now at the mercy Of the
North, but that the South would new,
er do anything which its honor could
not approve, to protect its interest,
andI believe would remain passive
spectators of the struggle Of power
going on at the North, relying on the
sobef. second thought and sense ofjus-
tice Of both parties to: protect us. I
added, though, at the fall Of the Con-
federacy, instead of going to foreign
country to swear allegiance to its
government, l preferred remaining
in my own and swearing allegiance
| to what I conceive to be its new gov
eminent. - :,:
In conversation with the excursion
lists, I used the words Of consolidated
government when speaking Of the
1 United States Government. Imeant,
of course, the common Federal Ma
tional Government operating under
the Constitution as interpreted by
the Supreme Court Of the United
:, States. I remain, :.
Yours very respectfully,
fSigned) G. T. BEuREeAnD.
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SOUTHERN M.!EuGAcrUEEs.-In
July last, factory of jeans! !inscy, Get,
was commenced to be erected ut Dc
Soto, Mississippi. They began the
enterprise i'll the woods. On the
17;h Of December, looms commenced
running, and now the factory. is i'll
full operation. The cloth made is
equal to amy other Of same grade,
and the demand is equal to the sup
ply. This is the shortest road to i'll
dependence and prosperity, aa'l the
example Of the "AIagazinc Mills
should be initiated in>eycry Southern
State.
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up the old system Of large cotton
plantations, vary their products SO as
to furnish abundant provisions fG
man and beast, and the future will be
more prosperous than ever, it was il:
the past. s.' {: Z I. =.sES -
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NUJ]MBERs!2|8;. 81
face ofSthe land dit lefft fftit its pared .for
the hand of the 9$fhnsb bandman. &;


The hard .surface Of the ocksRere
ground to powder, the elements The
soil were ming led in far prilop lions,
granite was carried into the.lim re-
gions, lime was min gled it'll the e:more.
arid and .unprote tected district and q.
soil was prepared for tie agric cultaraIs
uses Of man. There are seYiideneesI
alloyert the pelarr onssto show that,
at one period, the heat Of tie tropicss
extended an over the globe The.
ice period is supposed to Be long sub 8
Ssequent to this, and next osfhe last:
before the advent Of mai sss;
<. The sNEGR0EssAND: THEIR ALLIES
IN CONGRESS- lis stated that eYe.s
rybody svhilststhe Gongressio almass
chine is being run 5at " ashingt
scores5of dilapida ated negro e9ean.
wand dering up and down, and mi III and
around the public places and leading:
avenues ofthe Capitol. They enter
III ~ @ 4ha ~ sisseh e l9Ma
thieves, and take; heir seat IS with 3sas:
much sang :JroSd as: if to the g manor,
born. These idle and vicious white
associates SoccupY about nm e-tenthss
snd = I Nc pase d,a sssagnsa ,.,,s e sPectaIoIa
sSa I 11ar;aai a. anto,e = saasshe ssaas a
Sananse d;rsr a,'sa 80 = : : nssaral ,la $ ssi
tteriv ma 81. rsas aaa saoass ana
= ssanf snae4s - III P,,. osIap a.loh
tators raraly sat tbe,n so;s =,
tbsbaWdp IA absesna sss I 8 s !, assess
recentlv fali rom tSa H. Ass e & - $500
and Snanidins1d decent fSs neonls iii iii
scarcely venture +, therein @ s aaa;n: f afs..
least until tie ga sffanatical sWraf cSes @ mbnss r.
:miisrepregent the speopls al e ara, driven:
H. ! IL 8 = z z - is1ii
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A q Few ssDsg-dayso

Made their appearance before June
came in, one OF two facts in regard to
hydrophobia may be of interest. 1t is
said that this disease, which is due to
the existence of special form ofpoison
in the blood, and is contagious, has also
been epidemic in various parts of the
world within recent times. Many in
stances are given by an English physi.
clan in proof of this statement. When
ever hydrophobia has spread epidsmi,
cally it has always been noticed that
dogs running about free, and entering
without supervision into towns, were
the first cause of the extension of the
disease. There has been 9 good deal Of
apprehension that hydrophobia would
be more than usually prevalent during
the coming summer. Whether there
are sufficient grounds for such appre-
hension or not may be question. But
there can be no doubt that unowned
and uncared-for dogs should be taken
into the keeping of the proper authori
ties. b.. s-G 's&skE t 30
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l.
Fitch, of the Griffin Star, is on a tour
Of observation through Kentucky, and
writes spicy letters to his Journal, from
one of which, dated Louisville, we ex-
tract q paragraph on the fashions. He
says: ~ wrote you from Nashville that
large crinolines had disappeared. Well,
in Louisville they wear none Of any
sort. It is astonishing how emanciated
the ladies do look here. Out of mere
curiosity I to-day ohalked with my eye
the space on the sidewalk covered by a
fashionable woman, and when she
moved off measured the ground, and
found the diameter Of the circle just
eighteen inches. The waterfalls, also,
have q little more vertical tendency,
which throws the hat still farther for
ward over the face, but some of them
have little holes in tho crown to peep
through, which is q great convenience
in locomotion, having tendency to
prevent the dear creatures from run
ming into each other when ont shop.
ping a.o4E saiiss78 % sar
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h N. B.r-She's got over itnow, and lives
Hat SpS !hodse Without paying board. II
|renptse fatefs in her soul in coDse-
FduSnoe IL her Acoeduct, however. 1
haven't noticed it YET:
8. II you see shy other fellows ProWl-
ing about, always euchre them II you
can. If You see one of them buy tick-
cts fer the opers, goright up and make
en- engagement with the girl, and get
your tickets afterwards; and when they
visit the house always act asif you were
at nome and they were only visitors,
and neverleaye first, .<SE
l ALWAYS did this and have frequently
sat until day break, while the fair one
|snored away ON the sofa You can't blum
me. No, sir, ha! hs! i guess not. 1
would have been there yet if the fellow
had stayed. i.i.,i sea -.
4. If the old man has worldly wealth,
express dislike to greenbacks, ana .
hankering after love in email house.
S. When you inquire if she will have
YOU, don't fall ON your knees-it's ridicu-
ious, besides being rough on trousers.
Just take her hand and speak out ike a
man.
: g. When you arsfengaged, don't 60 of
like an old jackass, and begin buying
teaspoons, and washboilers and candles.
1t is very unwise and excites comment.
Why recollect, / was so glad that l
went right off and purchased baby
Jumper and gum ring. 1t was long
while ere those things were necessary,
and the baby,jumper had shrunk 80
that when We put the first Of the little
Quills into it, it suddenly jerked up,
and came frightfully near battering the
devoted child's brains out against the
ceiling while the gum-ring, having
been kept in a box with cockroach
poison, threw the baby into fits, and he
lit was q boy had spasms in the crib
for four days. - 49,
Z. If girl refuses you don't give it up,
but try it again. Because two mega
tiYes make an Affirmative in grammar,
however, don't think yourself accepted
when girl jilts you twice. / asked
one female forty-one times, and at last
she got to expect whenever ! came, and
sometimes would holler ont "Now from
the top of the stairs before I got fairly
in the house. ~ ..-
8. Kiss all the little children in q
house, even if they are dirty, and do
smear moiassss, candy in your hair.
Let the boy play horse with you and
make a fool of you generally. 1t is a
trump card If you play it right.
9. And finally, if there arc two sis
tiers, and the old oneis jealous, get some
one to choke her of while you 20 in for
the younger. .-. TGLVT y. -".
y Ibid that once, and used to get my
friends to ask the senior girl out every
evening; but she found me out and used
to arrange hair pins in the sofa cushions
before she went out, so that it was ex-
tremely uncomfortable.
= If any further information is wanted,
send me o letter enclosing stamp (ifty
cents), and will cheerfullyy give it
gratis. -... 5,.,.. :, ......'.i tz-..
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An UnvantSnn

An Invention, .s r.....
Designed as protection to fireman
on his entrance into burning room,
has recently been tested in Quebec. 1t
consists of finely perforated brass ball
attached to the inner extremity of the
brass nozzle of the hose, which acts as
a powerful rosette, throwing heavy
spray upon his person while he is d.
resting the main stream upon the fire
before him, thus smothering the flames
all around the holders person.
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Gravel Reefs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting file or turning water.
Thetar used is put through q process
that frees 1t from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great tho heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement Cor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at the low
est rates. a This roofing has stood q test
of fifteen years in Pittsbnrg. MI. Z.
may be addressed through the Wheel
ing post Office. ,1.R s3iA " 1e3-lm J.
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Rules fer CsaraknS- iag6 aah s T.
The following good advice On the
above subject is from tho pen of John
Quill, who seems to have had rather a
siissfplA etpsrispoe in relation to 'oeh
.matters; .Wll "a q AZ4UIi L.. II
!. 4 Never go courtiag the girls pa.
rents. IYoua better edge up to the
charmer herself ~ once; for you cant
marry her III yon don't. Try, naless shee
wants you, and you msy b able TO,
|egsl II the old felfP rEs herS onsyou. :
Jon JON a. muchnss possibie.I If tho old
slAdyjs. AlHsys Blowing AGzinst ypu, tAe
little deer bsgins e tekss yoprpaFt, snu
cant hep lsNing yon.sas ana 80 IL
p tnAidt thiso1Wsygs ind preseet
mother Nv 'nssd 10 th16w br666ib4
and wash-boards ut me, and tSsGh enc
dog to bite me in the trousers - !
climed over the fence.
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Greenwood Cemetery,

CITUATRD ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles Eastl OF the city, is now
ready for Infer1nents. sale ard improvements of
lots 1t contains 81 acres- Of land. and Ia Md
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fourths of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad II Is perfectly secure, and
intended to be identified by. every variety Of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel artificial
lake, fountains, &c, to make itequal to the best
Rural Cemeteries nsthe country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persona DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, whs
has plat, or secure them by calling OF the ofRc<
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bani
OF Wheeling. =,
Persons wishing to make internents win cal
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 10 lot holdsrs and visit
tots win be issued by the Secretary.
"A. j. SWEENEY, Prest-
r. C. BoSBAA, Sec'y.
BOARD OFDIRECTORS b. y
A. j. Sweeney, John A = ARMSTRONG
t. : Rhodes, George Adams.
John q. Muth, X. G.. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, E. A. Hildreth, =. 2
Joseph Bel 4 susS
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The Pic. mic Yeaterday.

The sFic mic Yesterday. '.....
The picnic at Cresap's Grove yester
day was splendid affair. The crowd
that thronged the fine steamer St
James was yariousiy estimated, but We
think it safe to say that between fiji
teen hundred and eighteen hundred
persons participated in the grand affair
Everything went off very pleasantly
nothing transporting to mar the serenity
of the occasion. School Superin,
tendent Williams, and his eff
cient assistants, and the gentleman.
ly officers Of the boat, deserve, as
they were freely and fully accorded, the
unbounded praise of all in attendance
fer their vigilance and success in con.
Quoting the whole affair. The fine
things that mako the stomach feel SC
good, and the dear creatures who make
the heart palpitate so inexpressibly,
were in abundance-and so delicious
Oh, give us some more.
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|G,,s,..eral Graai. /

General GRANT -. g1<.ss-sI
This distinguished individual viii
reach this city at eleven O'Clock on
Wednesday morning, and proceed by
special train to Washington, Pa. Per
sons whose visual organs are in any
way impaired, should 60 to Oxtoby &
Dstield's jewelry. store, los Main street
nearly opposite Merchants National
Bank, and obtain a pair of those supe
rior spectacles or eyeglasses, and ther
they can see the General "as large a,
life and twice as natural"
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Appropriate Tes,ims.i,I

Appropriate Testims.iaI.
The following viii explain itself
The undersigned, Superintendent and
Principals Of the Public Schools, in the
city of Wheeling! take this means Of ex.
pressing our sense of gratitude to the
officers of the splendid steamer, ST.
James, for theft gentlemanly demeanor
and attentive care for the comfort and
safety of the passengers during the re
cent School Picnic Excursion 70 cresap,t
Grove. They would also express, in tbs
highest terms, their admiration Of thi.
splendid steamer, and earnestly recon.
mend her 70. the patronage of the tiny
cling public. sis
F. 8. WILLIAM, Superintendent and
c. w. DAVENPORT, Prin'pal Let Ward
]. c. FUTILE, 4th Ward.
j. II. MMECHkN, 5th and 9Th Ward.
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Protracted Amusement.

Mr.. Ziegler has built new brewery
in Ritchietown; with a fine hall there
in, and yesterday at noon a grand dedi-
cation ball was opened which continued
until broad day light this morning, a
very social time being had.
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FOR SALE.

,.vror THE MOST DESIRABLE FARMS
4 NE IN, T Vicinity of the city, only 81 miles
- -, and within I mile of the Turnpike road
hSS r.,roaa station, containing about 100 acres,
o. o. 10 "a of which are creek bottom. II 10 well
'n,.d for gardening purposes. Will be divided
a IrrPonired The quality Of soiiis unsurpassed.
WI i've sold for much less than such lands have
night not 80 convenient to market.
Wheeling, June 5, ls616-lw l. IRWIN.
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IANys PAUL..
c. L. ZANE & CO.,

l. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES End
Liquors, Manufacturers Of Pure Catswba Wines.
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling. w. Va, keep constantly on hand
Braniies, Scotch and Irish Whiskiss, ysmsics
Runs and COrdials, choice Old Rye and Bouresn
WhiAkies.. .--I.Irl-- ~ -. ID w.
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No Ju.tice 10 Mature.

1t is ingratitude to nature not to pre-
serve and keep in splendid order good
head of hair. Nothing can be easier.
All that is needed is to brush the hair
briskly once week with Odberts Am.
brosia to restore gray hair ia its origi-
nal color.
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The Gsr... B.iIdI.s Associate.

The Gernsa B.ildl.E Association
Of Bellair, on june 9th, on its third
annual meeting, elected the following
officers: 81"
Observation-Disclosures Schick.
vice-Presideat-Joseph Mitchell.
Treasurer-George Tweig. TO.
Secretary-John Muth.
Directors-John Zilch, Aug. Schramm,
Frederic Rodewig, Peter Schramm,
William Kreiter, Jacob Hess, Frederic
Heeker, Andrew Roeder.
The above named Association is now
prepared to sell shares tc all persons
who wish to purchase the same. a
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FOR SALE

u,rE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one hundred and eighty acres of land, situ-
.,sa in Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
81. from the county seat, New Martinsville,
~ The Ohio river, f,rty acres Of which Is cleared
md III for fencing purposes, smali orchard and
I I house. Also, forty-eight acres of bottom
, una innate within one mile Of New Martins
al, ~;a Wetzel county, fronting on the river, on
sb;ch il located good two-story house worth
-, ~ $40. JOSEPHUS CLARK.
annly 10 JOSEPHgS CLARK, New Martins
lie Wetzel county, w. Va. feb22-d&w
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- :. % b EAUT w.
4 uburn. Golden. Fiaxen and

I1..s1s Il baaSilken CuFis. iatas "a
s,R0DUCED By TIE USE or PROF. DE
EBrsux, Ffiser ts cAeveux, One application
horn hafr Of either SIX into way rinkiets, o.
heavy masnye cufia Hn been ussd by de
fsskjcuakls6ef fsxi1 md Londo1 ~ffh the most
9rsnfyiAG re.alfe. poes no i1tnry p the hair.
Mcsby mail, sealsd and yssfpsid g. Descrip-
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2e5 River Street
Troy, n. T., Sole agents for the United States
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Or anti-dispeptic food-gives immes
date relief in heartburn, water-brash,
ascidity of the stomach, nausea, con-
stipation, and other forms of indiges-
ton, and is most palatable and highly
nutritious article of food. Try it. Sold
by E. Booking, No. 1 Odd Fellows Hall
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FOR SALE.
xYest virginia Glass Works
W." for Sale.

~ ORDER UFFTHE STOCKHOLDERS,
pl Wsst Va. Glass Works, including the
~ '1 Tstate Moulds and Tools, Pots, stock Of
Rea sste and everything belonging TO said
GLASS, Glass. ~, excepting the book accounts, will be
cS saTsd a, private sale for thirty days on rs s
# ao s ssts r ' .as BY public
Wh oe and sold to the highest bidder.
sncuso ' r. an excellent opportunity for company
tn,ct;cal workmen tn make money IA every
Of plNi in excellent condition and good working
order. -. r,on,;,tsa IN Sale
o. Finley will be ON the premises constantly
,,s;ns he day and answer any questions that
during Sled, JEST
NAY S,;ng Ipt-llgencer and Pittsburg Com.
Wi cop, until further ordered and send bill
- ,his office.
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TIC P.ri. Rxhibition.

The Paris kxhfbition.
The New York Weekly RerieT of June
9th says: mason g. Hamlin have re-
ceived FIRST MEDAL for their
Cabinet Organs.' This, we presume,
settles the superiority of tho Cabinet
Organ. Call at Shields Music Store and
and see the best Organs in the TOrld.
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..r.... inI,r.e,i.n

On the Piano, Organ; Violin, Thor
ough Bass, in French and German, by
1.-THE most competent teacher in the city,
should call at the mnsic, store of VIM.
b. Shieb, No. 139, Main street, and OBJ
tain fall information with the address
of Prof. Herman Kryter. je lin
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MRS. C. THINNER,

MANUFACTURER ALL KINDS
Nl of CRACKERS CAKES, BREAD, &c.
No. 1872 Market Street, East side, q few doors
south Of the Market House, Wheeling, W. Va
janl0
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fINHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
i in informing his customers and citizens zen
orally, that he has removed his Boot and Shof
establishment to the north side of Union, be
tween Main and Market streets where he Keep,
constantly on hand the best brands OF French
Calfskin together with IA good workmen as the
country can afford. Thankful for past patron
age he wishes a continuance of the same.
snrs 6m JAMES MATHEWS.
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New Attachment

New Attachment
For the Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing
Machine. Ladies using the Wheeler &
Wilson are respectfully invited to call
and examine the New Improved Tuck
Marker, for marking one tuck while
another is being sewed. Price of at,
tachment q so. VIM. Sumner & Co.,
No. 90 Main street. ..
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IN Chameery.

A|aAs AnSnouOCHys
WsstpSrginia.H 4fRxles keld 10 he Clerks
Office of the Circan Court Of Uetsel
County, for the month Of Aay, 1867.
A aal. =, Reill, g u ,,,snnsr, in ch,,,.,v
Daxfds Gcaft1ry SI3 <iAAS &c.
n,HR ORJGCT OF TENS SUIT II
Ito subject q certain tract Of land containing
fifteen hundred scres, more or lees, situate on
the waters OF Nfddle Island and Fishing Creek.
N Wsfsel County, Msst Virginia. and Belonging
70 ths dofsnaaat, Dsvid NcCartney, 70 the pay.
f1eut 4 the loouspaainAaf,s claim o. ts0ao with
Interest from che eth dry Of August, 1859.
\ IAefdsfspdRuk Dsyid Nd ert1sy. not having
Pe9Jered lbs iPpssrsnce and y appearing 6y
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