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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
To all Parts Of the West
AND SOUTH WEST.

SSA4
AND SOUTH WEST.
1,HE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
North Carolina, and its Western Railroad con-
nections, are now prepared to sell
THROUGH TICKETS
and Check Baggage through from Wilmington,
N. G., Weldon, N C., (either via Richmond and
Washington, or via Portsmouth and Bay Ltne,)
Raleigh, N. c., Lexington, n. c., Hillsboro', N.
c., Company Shops, Greensboro, N. C., (either
Portsmouth,) high Point, N. G., Salisbury, N. c.,
all Stations on the Western N. c. Railroad, and
Charlotte, N. c..
Great Reduction Of Fare to those Espigrating,
Three Daily Fast Trains leave Baltimor.
for all parts of the West
Cars run through from Baltimore to Columbus,
Only one eaangsbetween Baltimore 4 4 Chicago.
6 &c Indianapolis
Through Tickets are sold to St. Louis, Mo-,
Kansas City, Mo-, Chicago, ILL.,, Indianapolis,
Ind, Memphis, Tenn, Cairo, Ill.,, Louisville, KY,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Cleaveland, Ohio, and all
principal Cities in the West and South West.
Children under four years are free, between
four and twelve years half price, over twelve full
fare.
For through Tickets and information apply at
the above named Offices, where through tickets
are sold, and for further information address
LOUIS THINNER,
Southern Agent B. q o. r. R.,
L M. COLE, Greensboro, N. G.
Master Of Transportation,
B. & o. R. R., Baltimore.
June 81. 1868. 26-w1y
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He who blackens Others, does not whiten
himself
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The Most Vigorous and the Most Liberal Insur-
anee Company In the Country.
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AT CHAMBER s,
FrankDnten, N. c., January llth, 1869.

Notice is hereby given to all persons cores
ponding with me on Official Business that Sta
tionary and Postage have not yet been provided
for the Judges, and they are expected at least to
remit stamps for return papers.
8. w. WATTS.
jan 15-tfl Judge sixth Jud. Dist
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II is automatically stated that one fifth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die of Con-
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more COM
uletely baffled all medical skill and remedial
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Shortness OF Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains In the
Sides and Back Emaciation, and general negative
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any of its concomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its ravages, and be re-
stored to health. The
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds.
III AND
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS.
by the use of which he was restored to health in
. few weeks, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection and that dread 4i us
ease Consumption, has now been IN use oFef 'en
years with the most marked success. o,,,.;,.,
This Remedy is prepared from t4 En vaiSl pn
Ree WP s9s%s iss South Rahs ID Street. Williamsburg
Kings Co., New York:
Pamphlet containing the original Presofip-
ton with full and explicit directions for prepara-
ton and use, together with short history of his
case with symptoms, experience and cure, can be
Obtained Gree of chargel of Mr. Wilson, as above
or by callingon or addressing
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,
Druggists, Raleigh, N. G..
Dec. Is, 1856 Slowly.
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READ THE FOLLOWING;


6 1 regard the Etna Life Company one
of the most liberal and reliable. At the
end of the second year they paid me a
dividend of SO per cent. on my premiums.
With my experience and personal ac-
quaintance with the officers of the Insti-
tuition, 1 can recommend my frienns to
do as 1 have, insure in this Company.
C. f. DEEMS, ID. D."
Additional evidence in favor Of the Etna: $40
600 is the limit on any one life, and ELEVEN Of
our well known citizens have taken S20, 900 each.
Parties desiring to benefit their families in this
way, cannot do better than to invest in the old
and well tried 1Etna, which has already relieved
the wants of more widows and orphans in North
Carolina than all other companies combined.
w. H. CROW,
Gen'l Agent and Manager for tue State
Office in Raleigh, NJ C.
W. H. MCKEE, NJ. D., Examining Physician.
jan 20 3l6-3m
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARrMENT OF STATE.

WAsHNaroN, Jan. 90. 1869.
Information has been Received at this
Department from Mr. Charles Hoye, the
Consul of the United States at chituahua,
Mexico, of the death, on the = of - at
Guagassarasi Mexico, of James Berry, sup
posed to be resident of North Carolina.
s F.W. SEWARD,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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The Republicans of the Wisconsin Legis-
lature have nominated Hon. NJ Fl. Carpenter,
for the United States Senate, vice. Doolittle.
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AS A SINGLE BREECH-LOADER
These powerful, accurste and powerfully eff
fective weapons, carrying eighteen charges, which
can be fired in nine seconds, are now ready Tor
the market, and are for sale by all the RESPONSE
BILE Gun Dealers throughout the country For
full information, send for circulars and pamphlets
to the $50
nov 20 47-w3m New Haven, Conn.,
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North Carolina Standard.
A DAILY AND WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL,
Official Organ of the United State,
Official Organ Of the State Of North Car,rp,

The North Carolina STANDARD is one of IL.
oldest newspapers in the State. and is recoc,,,.,
by men of all parties as one Of the lead,nc ,or
tical journals of the country.
1t will in the future, as in the past be tha
ninching advocate of Republican principles. and
Will give to the administrations Of p.o.;s
GRANT and Governor HOLDEN a ,eo,on,
hearty support'so long as they are guided nv N.
principles enunciated in the Na,iono, ..s o..
Platforms of the party.
The STANDARD will heartily assist in al, meo.-
ures looking to the education of the children of
the State, the developing of our material re.
sources, works of internal improvement, and
everything which seeks to improve the condi.
ton of the people of North Carolina.
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WIILIAMsroN, MARTIN CouNTY.-By con-
sent Of the liberal Democratic and Republic
can party, the following gentlemen were
elected over the Blair Democratic ticket:
For Mayor, for 1s69-Hcn. w, P. Williams.
For con'ilsisstoners-Gide Lamb, W. b. Caus
taPhen, J. H. Hatton, ]. N. sitterson, Augustus
Johnston.
For Toua Gsrk-Benj. Goodman.
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Not to be wondered at that this test of paying
losses should make the Etna O general favorite
in this State, elsewhere; and this fact, added
to another, which is, that she gives to all her
member, while living as many privileges and Us
large returns for the money invested as any other
COMPANY
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The President of the Greenville and Co.
luml,ia railroad gives notice that the Board
of Directors have decided to paw the six
months interest upon the mortgage and
guaranteed debt falling due on the lst of
JaHngY.
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A ssIGNEEs DEEDS FOR SALE AT THIS
n Office.
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BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
l4I BROADWAY, N. Y.
ASSETS OVER
$ L, o o o, o o O!

OLICIES ISSUED AS GOOD AS UNITED
STATES BONDS!
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ET N A
Life Insurance Company,
January, 1869.
Assets $I1,OOO,OOO.
New Policies issued by this old and reliable Com
pany in 1858, $4,000.
Whole number Of Members nearly 10000.
Assets $Il.OOO.OOO.
Losses paid in North Carolina in three years

Whole number Of Members nearly 10000.
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MTINCHEsTER REPEATING RIFLES.
TWENTY SHOTS 4 MINUTES

FIRING TWO SHOTS A SECOND as REPEATER
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Clerk Superior Court of Pasqustank County.
jan II 3O9-law6w
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dec 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

our esteemed flisni Nirginius iia'ehsn.
ana of the excellent editors " The hAttAs
HEEALn, has returned 10 he seat amer AZ
ahssnes Of = fsw sssks tTinsins si'h
him Ahal be HAS 50 leng tsen uislins isr
aal, Ws nay AID, Uhat be HAS - iga
needed a bride, Your head is IisAs 'hls
lime, fTienl lluiehsn, enly, We ihins yea
nsei not have seat - faT,-l Tyler lAasA'
We ars happy to say, fF0m her eva as
suranssi Judge, that the bride dissEFsss
with you as 10 eur going $50 far" Nsan'
dsrsiand tha, you desire seing only 80
sI" as Dallas f5r yosF BRIDE sai II you
succeed in winning the beautiful girl nc
knOw you have in your eye and heart, you
.asy soasldsr yourself quite lucky aud
will throw away your blOOl'eol0rsd spec >
aud be the hApPissi maa in Texas AID
when che gives you the first Kiss like the
laly you have no doubt read sb9u', you
viii feel like "a small tub Of roses swim
ming In honey, sol'gne nutmeg aad Gran
berries also, as II somslhing were run
MEG through your nerves on feet Of dia'
monds, escorted by several little cuplds In
ehariois drawn by angels, shaded by
hepeysuekles, srd the whole spread over
With melted rainbOus several fee, thick"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

.,tlppople, lees pauPcrsand less Grim
ina.s ,Lsa ANY European govern
ment,
When see these things, ! an eom'
PEELED Ia shout, Long live the Re
public" aud especially since We
have felt tho dcsolating power "l
consaliLa.ors aud monarchy loving
rplig.l,
Young men Ot M county lnin
mo in tie prayer, that they may
oyer1 ono. bo hurled from their
usurpod sealai that the freedom OF
lhe people may bo restored aud tho
sovcroigSty of tho States acsnowl'
edged that these dark clouds may
bc driven from our Political horizon,
and the sun OF liberty burst forth
with u brightness hitherto unknown
and Coat!nuc to shine until all ma
tions shal. hkve, shaken ois thels
darkness and backed its its gloriogs
light. Be true 70 yourselves, stan!
firm in your attempt to roll back
the dark cloul of lanaticism, and
the American caglo will yet 90 up
to heaven, with the glad news that
wc are free sovereign people. Tho
tale of freedom will bo torne feoin
wave to wave. ifom shore to shore,
till every chain shall be broken,
every dynasty crumblcd beneath its
touch and every throne tramplcd
in the dust. Z. III. JENKINS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03
The Men that Rule us.

From thb quincy (lll.) lleihli ]
1t was formerly the theory ofour
form of government and the practi-
cal working of the institutions es-
tablishcd under it, that the people
governed, that the mass of the pco'
Ile, and not the arrogant, prcsump-
tuous few were our rulers. Such
does not seem to be the general un-
Outstanding now. Formerly, the
men that were elected to RESPONSE
bic positions, consulted the wishes,
interests and rights of the people in
all that they did. They were paltiy
cts-thoy were statesmen-lley'
were honest men-ah, "thefo were
giants in those days'Tevery, one OF
them an intellectual Colossus. Bit
in the chances offife and tho. changes
Of tims, :key have all passed away
and what have we now Z, When we
had intellectual giSnt5, statesmen at
the head of tic affairs, the wisheG
the interests, the rights of the rso-
pie were respected, and. TIC pe9Pis
were respected, and the people rnlcd,
How is it now? Do the people ro~
rule? Who fill the high places of
power to-day? In short-to be plain
and practical aboutit-who are the
men that rule us? Who are the
men in congress, in the cabinet, IN
the white house, that in the very
act Of dividing the Union, hyPoeril- :.
ieally call themselves Union men
Wbe are they at the head Of Affairs
r,at dare not submit 60 their real,
masters, the people, She question
whether we shall lave 8 Union Of
States. a uhion OF bearts, a union Of
hands. or nOi2 Who are they that
fare not trust the people upon that
or anv other issuo2 Who are theT-
At lie head Of afaiis lkat dare not
trust tie white race q the United
States With Tie qHe-ticn whether
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03
Fanny Fern on MlaScui,tC
BEAUTY.


Well, in tho first place, there must
30 enough OF him; failing or, failing
in that, but come TO think Of it, he
mustn't fail in that, because there
can be no bcanty without health, or
ut least to my wGy, thinking, In
tho second place he must have n
beard; whiskcrs rs the gods please
but q beard | insist upon, else one
might as well look a5 C. girl. Let
his voice have the dash the Niagara,
With the music Of q baby's laugh in
it. Let his smiles be like the break
ing forth of sunshine on spring
morning. AS to his figure, it should
be strong enough to contend with q
man, eight enough to trcmblc in
the presence Of tho womanhe loves.
OF course if he is well made man,
it follows that he must be graceful,
on the principle that the perfect
machinery moves harmoRiousIy,
therefore, you and himself and the
milk pitcher arc safe at tho table.
This style of handsome men would
no more think Of carrying q &anc
than he would use paracol TO keep
the sun out Of his eyes. lie can
wear gloves or warm his hands in
his brcst pockets, as he pleascs.
He can even commit the suicidal
beauty act of turning his ont coat
collar over his eyes on q stormy day
with perfect impuuity the tailor
didn't mako him, and rs to halter,
if he depends on this handsome
ai'sratronage oftho "latcst spring
style," 1 fear. he would die, Of hope
deferred !; and yet-by Apollo! what
a bow he makes, and what an sx
prcssive adicu he can wave with
his hand! For all this he is not
conccitcd for he hath brains
But you conventional "handsome
man y of the barbcr's window, wax
figured head pattern with pet
lock inthe middlo ofhis .f6rehead, an
apblessizcd head, and a raspberry
moqstachc with sin heirs, in it.,
paint pot on his check, and q little
dot of "goatee" on his chin, with
pretty blinking little studs in his
shirt bosom; and little neck tie
that looks as if he would faint were
it tumblod, Id as lief look at Il
poodle. I,aIwqys feel a desire to
nip it zip with pair ofsugar tongs,
drop it gently into bowl of cream,
and strew pink rosc leaves over tho
little remains. ',rn 4,
Finally, my readers, when soul
magnctiscs soul, tho question OF
beauty is q dead letter. Whom one
foves is always handsome; theworld S
arbitrary rules Notwithstanding;
therefore, when you say "what can
tEo E&Hasomc Mr.. B. see TO admire
in that stick. Sfa Miss J.?" or what
can the pretty Miss B. see, to like, III
that komely Mr., C.?' you simply
talk nonsensc--as you generaly do
on such subjects. Still the parson
gets his fees and the census goes OH
all the same.
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PEnsoxAL.-On Wednesday last we we're
grati6ed 10 receive call from onr friend
James II. Bullington, ESQ, Of the house Of
North, Brush & Mason, New Orleans. We
were pleased to see him happy and in good
health-tbOugh ct times locking little
sad, for, as Byron hath il
-'fhinking Of an absent wife
VIII blsnch an honest cheek
E few weeks sire We saw him in his
house in New Orleans sup &c bis eyes" in
business and we suppose be is glad 70
escape TIE din and heat Of The Crescent
cry fsr = feS days recreation in this
plensnnfaGods esusiry- q Osrs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

ARRAY AT 'HEARSE STATION
The Houston Times has the follow
ing as special from Hearnc Station,
June 22d:
"An affray occurred here on the
arrival Of the train. Two men were
shot; one killed and the other dan
gerously wounded. Would furnish
you The particulars, but did not
think The scene Of the affray was
healthy. Will send details 10 NOR
TOW"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03
Brick, Concrete and Frame suTidIngs'
FOR SALE OR RENT.

.,,,rvrFu rEsIpExCE. us Wan Stree. E--t q
- prsss Hr.srs o--s. ~ oe-gass y NJ '''sr-
.,-,.s !, ss-ss b. .ls c- Teui- Fa- r--firuia-s n
-, AZ COUFFE-
Is-s, srHI-. tsc7-an
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

@Ent-FaosiOn Of barrel sbOat bali
fuIl Of uhisky fo0t place Al H0usion On
fl.s 2ist uifa from . nsteh neeidsnisiiy
thrurn into il b. = negro nan A lftls
boy vas killed and he usgro severely
-rurdsa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

NJ Reverdy johnson, it is said,
is preparing a vindieation Of his
course whilst American Envoy IN
England.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

Revcrdv johnson has resumed
the practice Of law, in Baltimore
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

George W. ChilJs. II Tie Phila-.
delphia Ledger, l. sIrlken cf rs a
candidate for Goror:iOr II Pernsyl-
vania
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03
Com ctOry
NoTICT.

yu>HE FOLLOWING resolution was passed " tH' ss
Stated Conyocation Of Tannehlll Lodso' No. o-'
r aud A. NJ, February 20, A. d. lSOS; .,.,,,o, %
s,,sra. aSfSS Mssoni, Cemetery, pud permit %
inermcnt therein except Of Masons or thor ''n''
ate families. -, .,,r,, of tbc
Bto A. NJ. Moore E appointed to 'ak, cn" 30 VI '"'
Cemetery and SEQ this resolution carried out
by order oftho Lodge; oooy,ps W N
Attest; En-. q. Bower. Secretary. lmhi"' "''"''I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-03

,lyNEHILL LODGE, No. ~, i. d A. N.
Meet. on the last Saturday Of each mon,n, n, !"
MasOnIr Hall, H. e. eoo"D'
I'd. q. BowER, see'y'
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9allas 4trala.
EDITIONS
John w. Swindellsi
virsinius HuteheE.
Texns AImnnnc fer 1868,

And Emlgranis Guide 10 Texas, far sale
At the IIERALD osios,
Also ,--
The Teas Almanac for 1851 and for
1868, both Of which eOpIain = gree, deal Of
valuable information in regard to Texas
win be sold at reduced prices.
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JOHN W. swISDELLs, PUBLISHER.
RArks OF ADyEHftstNc'
al. .. SarNssy,

Isn Qaiies, e1ls ttsfsrr -s ~ -
RATES or ADNhHffsfNs'
80 a.. =. Carrssy,
oHs Sas.rs. leas lash u .rsss,l y 80 'ss h'''
andfs Sssts Or s.FL sAdiiionai inssIii,n-
1.Ta, aet sAcssiiaf s4oaTs toT tsslsF ta' els'
sssi tsr .ix nAoHihs slSi kg thTsr hashiss
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siasIs rata gill es shTrsed, s,.,. af
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ni,,T,st olnss, slsi 90 ossay en..s, " ~ ~
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.I,h sss,ssss ssa dispatch.
AGENTS.
s..u.. Y. @. wHAEIos Co, ss,n esnHsa iasa
s,I..,. kss Orleans la, are the osAi Aetr.hlli'
as,aI. 10 that eity,i0 obtain Ani ieoilr'a ss.'''P
ttsn, .na aa,srtissmsh Tor the Dallas nsiaa; ,,
pIrTlsstLL a CO., ~ Park hos, Nss Yes .u{'
n RIeaAAnsas, ", Barclay siTss'' Ae~ ieiA'
n n cpsHISn, Houston, ts,as
capt o. u. PATst, fort weflh. ,,,,..,.,.
b'ru.wEIss, E.q,, w.sAhashis, tIlls eeaa,S'
IN. mssHT. E.a,, WsathsTi0rd' Parker s'AH'''
Teas. ,... Pa. D.nton
ise. II. BrssHAs, Enquirer once asA'aa'''
Ut. srlsrrr ~. W. JoHSsos, Kaufman, I.N3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-16

hardest kind The lesson was an unpleasant
one, but it has yielded good results. The
planter OF to-day is not the planter of ten
years ago. He has learned to work, to buy no
more than he can pay for, aud to confine his
wants within comparatively narrow limits.
Hard times have lost their terrors for him.
They have taught him to regulate his expen-
diture 10y his means, and with this lesson
learned he has little to fear. If he has not
wealth, he has none of the drawbacks incident
to it's possession. An inflated currency docs
not demorallze HIM; and all the habits grow
ing out OF the war tend toward simplicity Of
taste in food and dress.
Are we wrong in suggesting that, despite the
present apparent disparity, the Southern cot
ton-grOwer may fiud himself richer than the
Northern speculator; or in thinking that in
view. OF disorganized finances, the north may
possibly feel any future pinch q little moro
keenly than the less boastful South?
To these words we need add but little.
We hold our destinies in our own grasp
We can become all that we hope and desire;
but to do this-to be great people-we
we must not be led astray by momentary
imitation, and forget that the strength and
wealth of the South this year are due, un-
der Providence, not more to our own labors
than to the fact that our first care was given
to bread and meat, and our second and last
to cotton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-16

ring sixty-five hours. The most fearful at
tack was that made by the Cazadores de Mad
rid. who came through the sea gate, and rush
ing on, Notwithstanding the fire of the cannon,
succeeded in crossing the 6rst barricades; but
being unable to take those behind them, were
killed almost to 9 man between the two. It is
said that Of one hundred and twenty-five not
twenty-five escaped. On the morning of the
9Th, truce was agreed upon to bury the dead,
during which some twenty thousand people
left the clty, and General de Rodas strength
ened his forces. On Saturday proclamation
was sent IN, promising personal safety to the
insurgents should they lay down their arms
within limited time in the places appointed
The result was deputation from the insur-
gents. acco mpanied by the United States Con-
sui, accepting the terms. The following day
the army entered, and on Monday the people
began to return to their homes
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