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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

DR.. Green, No. s63 Broadway New York, informs
US he sold on Monday June 49, 1882 two plasters to
young woman suffering very severely from luw.
bago. On Thursday she cilled to get two moro for
friend. and then stated how thc two she had pur-
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately af.er
putting them onand cured r ia two days OF most
distressing pain in her back aud loins.
Allcocks Porous Plasters have been found speciics
for Rheumatis SIN Of the Wrists.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

1nE RECENT "OYsTER WAR,"-Tbe Norfolk
journal speaking Of the recent sinking of a State
revenue steamer by the oyster schooner Anna
lpgnia, says:-"The captain of the schooner
ANNA Virginia, Marshall, Is well known iu this
ryr aud has often stated that he would not pay
tue oyster tax, and tbat II any vessel went alter
him he never would bo taken alive. He is known
10 have teen blockade runner during the war,
and was incarcerated In Fort Delaware for long
Ilnt. we believe in connection with murder
Committed, but got clear. No doubt exists in the
minds OF those who knew him that he ran down
.Ac steamer Intentionally.
We learn that n revenue cutter has now gone
alter him, but we doubt whether be will be
caught; for hc will leave his vessel and take to
parts unknown"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

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l. can be had At
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES.

Rniy which matt
attended to-
JOHN
oc1sM NO. olS Market STREET, WILMINGTON DEL,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

PuBLIC SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
Tcasion To return tn tie Pacific Coast will sell at
Public sale on SATURDAY, NOVEMREE
ISih' Ie"e al O'Clock, p. M, on tn, premise
where ne resides on Stnte Road, one mile North Of
81. Georges Statien, delaware Railroad New Castle
4 County. delaware, his entiIe stck and fsrmins
utensils, ehi.f5 as follows: head of horses among
wnicn are SUPERIOR fraught, driving and farm ami.
mails, mares with foal, horse of extra 80. cd and
styie. me above are, each and ALL free from vice
XII, and true 10 all harness and fearless of locomo
wh1i nsao OF we,l,bred and prod able cattle. of
asix-monhs-old bull-caf are full Alderne,s Others
sprneing cav and grade short-h0rn heifrs, cemipg
IN prsnl ny full A'derney b ILL., and young stock, Z
n,ten,ny hogs, one Of which Nm extra breed sow,
,all BERKSHIRE, fine shOats of Chester White and
nerhsnre STOCK, and pgs. One nearly new shifting
narness. one nearly new 2horse farm wagon, built
uruer oI pest material iron axetres and all in
h"ou ofseI, one double set wagon barnes nearly
new, one nearly new horse-cart and harness.
Heckendurn. Eagle, Peacock and Wiley corn pows,
plowe, plow harness. single and double trees twin
teeth, hay and drag forks, shovels, SPADES hoes,
rakes cythe-, sneatns, com Knives axes bags, bas
Is, haers. blankets curry combs, brushes and nl-
m rous other articles rpSust tie in farming. Potatoes
and apples by the bushe hay by the ton, straw ig
barn and stack, aud corn fodder To be fed premi.
ses. One half of 20 acres, wheat in the ground
lined manfred and phOsrhated.
All sums 81 $50 and under cash on all sums over
that amount . credit of ten months ON Judgment
notes with approved endorser, interest und stamps
added. Sale peremptory, aud not TO be 20 TONED.
JAS. DJESrER.
me VIII please present thsm in due form or before
the 18th of November. that they he settled ON
the Is h. Debtors will bs alike expected
octls,3tw JAS. Il. D'JESTER
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

ice was formed on ponds about Denton on
Friday 10Th inst.
WIN. Cell sold his farm, In the Third district
containing G5 acres, 10 Mr.. Elijah Towers, for
$500.
liver 400 baskets OF peaches were shipped
from Marydell on Wednesday 18th inst. large
quantity for 80 late 10 the season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

We recommend the above Blonde as lii our opinion
q safe reliable and highly profitable investment.
me above loans are free from government taxation
We authorize to sell THESE loans In WILMINGTON
and etier them to our friends
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18
Personal.

no NOT DEspAIR UNTIL you HAVE CON.
- suited old DR. DARBY, next Old Fellows
Hall. lie il successful when others fail; j. conf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

\''iSh ~ WV ihAoiVhs'
Cow HAa9eR wosk Al oLeoEr.NY,l
UNITED srNTES a EpHG rv, 0rTIer'
s,,,., IGrfALE, N u, March Is, isg;
ap@ % SfS Saa dS Sf sgPEE
Il building the new United States piers forming
@e F t;s 2 e kS'SSS S Il q; a # b
a this ONCE. addressed q tho undsrsFned, until
''' clock MAI e Al "a RfIaat2ktBG 1862
s,solb. wrousbGt i i5HS h "A; ar, m0,b
ltsn Drift Boits '.'' IVA
!S @ iii. ' washer. for Screw Bolts.
Each i IABo K rs X pound
Item !. Counter ,hewtnE white pine timber. to be
'H S eSSt sE' ssF Or @ Sa
required, CRIB Framing, PlapklnE. Boiling, SC, :.
cubic foC. cagh ineai foot Of daitSi timber esii:
cunsrstrdcturc. to be bid aud paid fjr ~ the cubic
lem ", Excavation aud removal Of material
sS CA gTLyG, 63Wdsr.. soh deposit, old timber
bed Or i2undStnn area for eribsto be bid aud paid
All tho above to be let by class
BIDS for items Of flass. without covering all
eiapaSy asSh bid. tRss The Sid .Es % Te a.
SSGd Sg uas5 The sasFanN, must
Collector " Customs or other officer Of the United
States Government or responsible person known
t. hi, ufirH
Rpuds hr the faithful performance Of the con.
trtrt Will BE- EHcutei 10 each case, In sums to b.
liked by Ihl uudarsiEnedi and no bOndsmau will
be- accepted whose -unlcleney is net proven 10 IGr
satisfaction Of the undersignsl.
Contracts to be signed and bonds executed at ~
IN. April ~, lSH
lfant 10 delivered and labor commenced " te
10Th u May, lsin.
Work to b. duI-hed By December ], lsi0
Al further necessary Information may BE- Oh
ta,nei ~ to Class by personal appcattin At this
nlc", between the hours Of II a. m, aud p IN.
until the l2th Of April. lSD and a. t. ClAss either
BY personal application, or By mail for a copy Of
the spec lcauOns.
Bids aud guarantees must be submitted On blanks
furu he'd from this Office apple alton, aud each
bidder mast submit, with the bid, the ua mes OF
tho two bon lsnan he intends 10 use, with eyt.
dHucr, satisfactory - th" nndeLsEnsd, Of their
suaicloucy N D. MCALESTRR,
nuts II Hvt Brig. Gcn MAJOR OF Enginesrs
nRDphs \tS FOR SVHSISTRNCR STORFS
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN R. ARRIsON

REAL TATE AGEN
|..p- east and Pennsylvania avouue.
Capitol Hill.
CHOICE BCILDING LOTS, on Capitol Mn, for
ale ~ monthly Payments
HOUSES AHb 'LoTs in all parts Of the city for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

Not the least Of Grants vexations, just now,
It is said, is the intermeddling OF his ''vener-
able parient'' in the business parccling out
the offices. Recently the PARENT went to the
secretary Of the interior and insisted on the
appointment Of an old frend-one Jim Scott.
popular boat captain--as collector at Gin
cinnati. Secretary Cox of course could not
refuse favor to honest Uncle Jesse, and the
appointment was made cut in due FORM
But before It was sent to the senate, it came
out that Jim Scott was o resident Of Louis.
Vile and no persuasion could induce him to
move to Porkopolis. It's said when the facts
became known to Grant ~, he made use Of
some rather irreyercnt explosives in reference
to Grant pere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

The Colombian senate has rejected the
Cushing treaty for ship canal across the 18TH
mus Of Darien. The reason given for it is,
that the American minister failed to Tee the
senators, as Russia was alleged to have done
to get the Alaska treaty through the American
congress 1t will probably make no differ
ence as to the work itself. When America, or
England, or France, or the three together get
ready to build the canal it viii. be built,
whether Colombia is willing or not.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10
Aots Approved.g

From a list Of about 1900 acts Of the last
Legislature of this State, approved by the
Goysfnsfs te calll the following, as OF local
interest:
An act to amend IN act entitled al act to in.
corporate the Belvidere and Ottawa Railroad
Company. Approved March 8, 1887. 6illas' Us
An sct to authorize the County Superintend.
emit of Schools Of La Sale county to sell . part
Of the school' land in town 81 north, range 5
east, in La Sale Co., 10 be used - cemetery.
A got authorizing the appointment Of On of3-
oial reporter In 9th judicial Circuit.
An act - amend an act entitled An bot to char.
Ter the city Of Ottawa, approved Feb. 10, 1853.
An act N amend the charter OF Ottawa and
the aot establishing free Schools in that CITY.
An act TO incofporate the Masonic Association
An sot 70 amend the charter of the Fox River
Manufacturing Company. ,uag b
A ~ 70 Incorporate the Iarseilles and Stroa.
tor Railway Oompanys S6Op l1Aoo Fdl.Or
Ar act . incorporate tho Joliet, Newark, and
1shdb6 8xilrsed Conpany, ~ a.. e,a,,.,f. M" 'I,
y" cot 70 Incorporate the Ottawa Banking
Company. ,yIQI. d,.fi QG
Al ut p change the time Of holding he a,
iuAl aaek1ag u he Board Of SupsrviserA .io !,
} A1Ae1,to sonss6dats ths oitiss a "A SAM
e44x 0eo.f rs as.siehps, IT, .gt = kI~ is9MJE
- sskia ssSsssasstto inprsvssSAv u IiIinold
"a 1llcaioah Vsnal from 1odk Is " IL junosioa
vSSn SlIne1e f1ve8. sis-.A W. va ~ eiAs e., te
u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

Ex-PREsIDENT JOHNSON is at present max
ing speaking tour through Tennessee, and
seems to have everything his own way. At
Knoxville 1000 people turned out to hear him
radicals, conservatives, blacks and whites
and all Of them applauded him alike. His
trip from Knoxville to Nashville was con-
tinuous ovation, crowds meeting him at every
depot, to whom he had to- mskc short
speeches. At Nashville on the 7th he was re-
ceived at the depot by 5000 persons, and es-
corted to the st. Cloud Hotel. On the 9Th he
addressed an immense audience at the state
house in Nashville
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

KuKLUx OuTRAeEs--Followlng is an in
stance allowing how nlne-tsnths Of the Ku-
Klux outragss, with which the radical papers
Of the north are filled, are manufactured. On
the 18th ult. there appeared in the New York
Tribune the following despatch: Z, ) ass,s
ATLANTA, Ga, March 16.-About thres miles
from Bsrnett's station, whore . month ago the
rebels took possession Of railroad train, smother
band Il KuKlux, on Sunday night, prowied
shout until dayhrssk, committing numerous ont
RACES on eslsrsd people. They bsatl1l freshmen
almost 10 death, fractured the arm Of enc, and
shot another quite dead. They also whipped
most cruelty bright mnlstto girl, only aixteen
years old, and, .whsx inssnaibls and very snsar
dead, four Of the 6euds In succession outraged
her person. . 49,, y
Upon which the Augusta ..(Ga) Chronicle,
after copying il, makes this comment:
Tho abeys - taken from the teiegraphic col.
INNS Of the Nep York Tribune Of Last w edussdsy.
It will be easily recognized, we think, ~ coming
from 8ullpSkC Hungerford q Co., news aEenta
Atlanta, Ga, sud was sent 70 aid in convincing
congress that the state needs reconstruction Upon
inquiry, made in the best quarter for obtaining
information ON the subject, we find that there Il
just one lie to each line Of the dispatch. A rail.
road train was never captured on the Georgia
road there were NO KuKlux out ON last Sunday
night; there were NO, freedmen beaten; none
killed: sud no "bright mulatto girl" outraged.
The dispatch 10 falsehood manufactured ont Of
whole cloth in AtlAnts, for the purpose Of In
hpsndns cengrsss 70 put Georgia under apo
visional government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

The governor has issued proclamation or
dering special election, ON the 9Th OF June
next, IN the I'D district, to elect a congressman
in place Of E. B. Washburne, resigned. Some
estimate may be made Of the number Of pa
triots in the distric. that are willing to be Mr..
Washburne's successor from the tact that in
Ogle county alone, one Of the smallest in the
district, the Oregon Reporter already names n
candidates. Rss rqsRsEsse1 a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

ALAsKA.-Lats accounts from Alaska show
the trouble with the Indians on the increase,
and that, in consequence, the Sitka fur trade
has been entirely suspended. IT Is little SIN
gular that the u =. authorities have hardly
taken possession of this territory before we have
another Indian war on hand, while such q
thing as Indian troubles, during Russian dom
nation in that territory, were wholly un-
known. tifaHA .isisuiao)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

"A 80 - BIootlonS. Z ~ (" a's,
Connecticut held her ANNUAL state election on
Monday, the result being the election Of a
republican governor by 81 majority, which
is republican loss Of nearly 5000 votes since
last fall but gain on the election last spring,
when democratic Governor was elected'
Last spring, however, the legislature elected
was nearly two-thirds republican, while now
the Legislature is close. This gain by the
democrats is attributed to the influence Of the
negro suffrage question as involved in the rat
itication Il the fifteenth amendment, = g
Michigan held an election for judges Of her
supreme and circuit courts. The republicans
carried their state ticket by about 10000, ma
jority. Party issues, however, were largely ig-
nored. ~ se n
The township elections throughout Indiana
generally show democratic gains. .ts., y
Throughout this state. so far - We have
looked them up, they appear to have no pslit-
ical significance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10
CURRENT NEWS.

A national lrish Convsntion il 10 be held at
Chicago during the month Of Nay. 10 form an
aid society Tor the encouragement Of emigration
from ireland.
The Decatur Magnet warns the public agsinst
travelling qusck who sslls himself "Dr. O.
Alice, whs has been viotimising the press ,n
dihsrsnt parts Of the State. l oiH g''oi
Gen. Sheridan, whose headquarters are nov in
Chicago, the other day leased enc entire floor Of
the Asrchsata' Insurance building for himself
tnd stan, % N annual rental Of ~ssnsssa Nou-
and da1nor.i Ito b paid BY the sovsrnmsnA 4,
Isis nov affirmed that whom Gsaer,l Grant
s.id, "Les US have peacs.s hs meant .Ist all my
relations have piece. ia ,H 4 III Isl
The Lafayette Cosvisr says: sBen Davis, who
was sentenced 70 the psnitsntisry this forenoon.
was local politician VI soms nots. Eleven of
the jurymen wanted 10 send him 10 the Legisla-
turs. bat iasliy compromised on two years in
the penitentiary." -
Grace Episcopal Church, 1t the corner Of
Wabash avenue and Fourteenth street, in Chi.
sago, was dedicated on Easter Sunday. It was
49, -. $50, 20. w. 80 = ~. ~
:, I" ~" 1 ~ ' as5 '0ss'a ''n AH'
80 X, g'.vf fs'''0 s4ua aag hssssyzsd fus a. +
The family Of the City Clark Of Elgin,s ia,
was nearly suffocated to death on Thursday
49, z a s !. 0O.i ''oe @salost s'.sna-
~ - 1a's ~ s1las ~ ave 'As 1''sss
ON p'''0"' aunsaBli31alGn
-. ..eeI...e ''"missse ., the LIMOS r!sss
s ~",, aa'. s90n''. nj = '1sl, os'erm,ha'
..OA y Ao,1 ..o 49, nssuAs ~ sn,csso ana !.
!" "' DvuA .sv,Ssu 70 no,a y - Cs,Fos cp apr.
~ .n. ..'s.'s -. Dn.O y III, ~ ssnoerea
s"' +" ''o' '''p = '-oO''0 ''p rln
Nearly the entire bnainsss psrsioa Of Rodney,
Aississtpv'' was dsstreyed ny nre ON the night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

TkAhttle str,p ofland on the eastern border
ef 0onneticut commonly known ~ xanr... n,,,e,
Fam. but which by cos,rtsssy is dianiisd Nv
ths ,psme Of the estate Of Rhode 1si.nil y, has
not INTO the newspspers again. Usually its
name has got into the pspers only in connec.
ton With something said a. done nv Mr..
sprieue. or some msmber II the
spraaue family. But this time It rs succeed.
ed n getting the papers 10 n6tioe 4 ON ;ts
own account. M% M
Il happens that insignificant a. d. .,atate.
may b "a point Of territorial extent ~ populs-
ton. Il 4 vet state Of the Union. and - such
counts ~. lust q much a New Yurk doaa. IN
making M the number Of a statea necessary
TO sirnify their spuroyal 81 III Is called aAf.
teenfhn constitution.l amendment before 4
Can, 20 INTO eject. New Rhode Island has
always been regarded as excessively loyal, as
much 20 as any little plantation owned and
run BY single radical politician wen could
be; but to the amazement of every body,
when the legislature Of Rhode Island came to
vote on the sixteenth" or niger suffrage con-
stitutional amendment, it did the most extra
ordinary thing known in the whole history of
radical action in connection with the Mig
CERT postponed the question to the meeting
Of the next Legislature to give the PEOPLE an
opportunity to cote on It Rhode Island did
this in full view Of the fact that the radical
party took especial pains to keep this ques-
ton out Of the canvass last fall, and then
rushed the amendment through congress be-
fore the holidays go that it could bs ratified
this winter expressly to prevent the people
from having chance to vote on it.. What
then, in view Of such facts, can this contuma-
cy on the part of Rhode Island mean:
1t means this: The number Of votes usually
east in Rhode Island il about $4,000. Two
thirds OF these are republican, giving that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

have been at Wess Aslnt; nd Of the total
number Of S,2lo officers Of the army but $50
wsss 1e6f ted CIT yEy ROiat, 9 xbott 2gf@
cent II would certainly seem to be NO great
or hardship to discharge at least two-thirds Of
these officers now than it was, at the clesc Of
the VA, to discharge the Thousands Of officers
Of the slwtees rsgnNts YAM r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10
Cuba.

The civil war seems to have degsnerated into
game OF out throat and savage atrocities on
both sides, without any apparent reference to
the ordinary practices or rules Of civilized war.
fare. Both parties have raised the black dag,
and while neither dares to meet the other in
open fight, both Turk around in dark places and
stab and murder ct every opportunity. As 1t
present conducted, the war il disgraesfnl to the
age, and will soon demand The interfsrsncs Of
civilized nations for its suppression. aeeg assa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

DR.. Worthen, the state gsslogist, has bssn TO
Alton 70 examine the eesl in that region. Q He
says It Is the best in the State except that found
at Aurfreesboro. How nsny hsst GOAL. nins
are sAses ptb110I k5L lb]tl3FiD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

On Sunday eS0o,000 n bonds and sscurisiss
were stolen from ths Philadelphie DsnsAciai
Savings Fund Association. TvsaAy-6vs itAsa-
and dollass- reward 10 sasrsds The Ssak Aas
.a'psnA.d, EiaitauaYn a'eOn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10


The Psssdas = "a - ssain IN trouble
about Ma sahinsk Ia pfssnazs for ths ne.
sssst2 LIZ. :a,tn +, ~ e
becoming - hsavy - to annoy him, and VI
Hoar masiSesh nst he slightet symptom a
rssisning. Alssr he donation u that splsa-
did haheazy, how en- the President kick him
out IT, NIP HG- ,uaIIQl ,2!I01
sonally he b MOST estimsble gsntleman-
immensely rich, charming companion, gives
the Anest dinners N the world, and y gener.
oss, P(&J m q y disdhslgins stl "
borious duties Of the Office Of the Secretary Of
the Navy, the thing h absurd. The condition
Of his health il such that an hours work one
day lay hl1upls& ~ so saccssH3S days,
and TIL y, lsiAops u Wy ihptovaRlat in
his health. In the next place, he Is a. limo
cent as child Of all knowledge Of the duties
Of his aface, apd the, labor to scquaint him.
self with them would XIII him in week. At
present Admiral Porter discharges the duties
ofthe office but Porter is liable u be ordered
away at any time, and then what I But Boris
don't think ofsreagning, or about much Of
anything, elg% Yet, how can the President
kick out So-ahiabls / gentleman Who made
him such princsly presentsi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

Another plot has been discovered at Alexan.
dria and frustrated to assassinate the viceroy of
Egypt. A loaded bomb was placed under his
chair in the theatre but discovered before it was
exploded. Numerous arrests have been made.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

.olop3auC a4ne6Iai1. 8 D. HE Il.
The sessnzAip JAy1 WITH Mild from Liver.
poel 5se Nov xSlR q ~ q IN. ajpok over
e1eS@ = sDeeiA - Azst shirnSat u sold
AieA 3lGaend - ~ u. q n . - tn. II, a..
zAAs 4saseNf CsAnsuk .sastAs ca, Nc.
ASsAosai ssatv31lvt asmbsr Alua ;I2naa.
aa9As Eepeesd = extso6 SAs church dissstsb.
hskNA p Eag3ssl Al 6asals.d. .Oa - ssne
dRA tAsssaneas Tie IN ~ - ssoaiAssa Of
tnpeascansnt 81 dsSt passsa 3 st,6Sd r,sdfne.
i 80 ". :, - -sa -- ~ s,eeA So
m. s..ss.,r a....s,.:.. "A a.5.,
"a. a.Sssv 60. = ~ - 80. - 49, q the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

.ile Turkey. ,l.sres.s "a aas
The Prince Of Wales is on visit to Constan.
dnople, and has been received and is being enter.
tanned By the Sultan in great splendor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-10

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