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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09
From the Lincoln (.Ms.) Republican.
4 PRESIDENT TYLER


our readers VIII ind in our paper Of next week
an interesting anecdote from this life of the fathers
OF President Tyler, of President Harrison, and Pat
TICK Henry, who called on Heroine of the Reyolu-
tlon, IN Virginia, on their retreat.
This anecdote of President Tylers father. Patrick
Henry, and the father Of General Harrison in their
call on this patriotic old lady of Virginia is related
Of these patriots with degree of honesty and candor,
that does great honor to the author of this neatly exc
culed biography. Il is an octave of $50 pages, in
GLIDING some of his most important speeches While
member Of both branches of Congress and his mes
sages and puohc papers as President Of the u. S.
The mottos of The author on the title page are.
f" According TO his virtue let us use him. Shaks-
peare' and Magma est yeritas ct prevalent" which
vail. " p
- most striking likeness of President Tyler faces
me W .e pages WIN fac smile of his Signature
no candid reader will say that this life contains any
o. lhe petty arf nsinuations in tacOr of President
yer, or against The other Candidates for the high
ONCE OF Cei Magistrate Of our nation of that cleo
toneering character which dsgraces SO many similar
publications during political campaign. 1t is on
inns account that We recommend the perusal of this
Life to every candid reader.
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COLD MINES ~ CuBA.-A great deal of interest
seems to have been awakened in Cuba, on the subject
OF discovering and working mines, occasioned by the
facts published by Mr.. Ramon de ia Sagra, in his
Physical, Political, and Statistical History of that
Island. The researches which he has made prove
that gold supposed not to exist in that island is TO
be found in large quantities The copper mines that
have been known since 1887, and which since tina.
period have furnished to the Government bronzed
cannon, now furnish metal upon which is placed
the highest estimate, Already, in the eastern nor
tion oil the island, the working very considerable,
and new companies are forming to engage in SINH
lar branch OF industry 10 the centre. Numberless
discoveries have been made in the vicinity of Puerto
Principe, and are enisting the attention of specua-
tors
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a PRINcELY MARRIAGE.

Alctter from officer OF the United States ship
st. Louis, dated Rio Jansiro September 6, says:
L" We have arrived here Just in the nick Of time TO
witness all the festivities the occasion Of the Young
Emperor's marriage to The Princess Theresa Of Ma
pies. They arrived here on Sunday in the Brizilian
frgate that sent with three other ships of war
to escort her, and married on Monday. The
Imperial couple have retired TO the Palace Crstroa
to pass eight days in quiet at The end Of which, they
will return to the city to receive the congratulations
Of their subjects. Their JOY is unbounded judging
from the powder that is burnt In day, over three
thousand cannon were fired in the saues Of The forts
and by the vessels Of war. The Princess have not
yet she is about 25 years DID, and is said to be
quite pretty her miniature makes her a rare beauty
The Emperor is just Is, for celebrated his 18Th
birth day when here last He is a fine manly little
fellow, and resembles in picture his sister, the Queen
Of Portugal Another sister, the Princess Francesca
was taken from here by the Prince dc Jonville not
long before first arrival in July. Her dowry was
100000 Of her own right, 100000 granted by the
Senate and $500 600 her brother, the Emperor gave
her to buy dresses In all little fortune for Prince
even The Princess Januaria, another Of the family
still here, and by far the pretest young lady have
seen n Rio She appeared in State one morning at
the opera with the Emperor, dressed simply in white
and with great taste
There was heavy fall Of snow at vicksburg on
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This majority elects our Sheriff and Coroner, and
probably all of our Assembly ticket The Dems. al
ledge that Mr. Conner, their candidate for county
Clerk runs ahead of their ticket, and if this is the
succeeded
There have been so many splits, however, that it
is impossible TO be accurate in the details We shall
not have particulars before the Evening Express is
issued, when will be published returns as far as
known.
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S5IHE UNION LITERARY AND DEBATING S6cIEry
take pleasure 10 announcing that Major G. TocBMAE.
Of Poland yielding to the urgent request Of his audi
tors, has consented to give one lecture mure. which
will be delivered on Saturday evening at II O'Clock
at Cartlsi's Saloon.
Subject; The efforts Of the Poles to regain their
independence from The time Of the dismemberment
Of their country, including the late revolution. in
which the Major was personally engaged
Tickets OF admission 25 cents; 10 be had al the
stores Of Mr. James Clephane, of Messrs Muller and
Moore, Of Mr.. Farnham, Mr. John F. CaIIan oppo-
site The Post Office and at the door Of the Saloon
nov. 9-3t
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Hicks majority

The chief struggle was or the County Clerk ticket
Jacob Rspelje and William Burbank the Dem
ocratic Assemblymen elected
The vote for Senator not ascertaned, probably 200
Democratic majority.
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The following is the result, SO far as il could be
asce tanned 70 late hour last night. The 18th
Ward hasnot yet been heard from officially. but the
Democgailc majority has been placed al 200 The
Native AMERICAN Ticket received heavy vote, par.
ticuarly ii the 9th and 18th Ward, where il ran
in . city throughout. The Subterraneans dropped
The own ticket about noon, and canyassed hard
sihss.as~has hsalsrmad the common enemy,
The Thinkers
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Trade WITH CHINA.-The Boston Journal says
letter has been received at Boston, from Canton,
stating that American vessels were TO be admitted at
that port, on the same footing with the British"
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KINGS COUNTY.

The Democratic candidates, with the exception OF
the County Clerk, all elected by lis 10 200 ma
jority
John M Hicks, the Wing candidate for County
Clerk, is elected. The vote being, near as could
be obtained last night, as follows
Hicks, (W.) Hegeman, (Dem.)
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CONcERr-Mr Wallace, the celebrated pianist
and violinst, assisted by Mrs Bay, the distinguished
vocalist, will give Concert tomorrow FRIDAY,
evening, at Carusi's Saloon. As to their merits. we
cannot speak Of our own knowledge; but, judging
from the encomums Of the Eastern papers, the lovers
Of melody will have an opportunity Of listening to
some Of the sweetest sounds that were ever produced
by the instrument or the voice
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IL The CAPITOL HUI INSTITUTE will hold
meeting THIS Thursday EVENING, at half past
seven O'Clock, at the Room of the Columbia Fire
Company A dissertation will be read by B. B.
FRENcH, Esq upon the writings of Buwer, Omitted
by rule 10 twenty mnutes) and one by L. b. True,
Esq, upon the writings of Dante and Petrarch. The
public is respectfully invited Punctual attendance
is particularly requested.
oct9 J. G. PROUD, Jr.. sec,r.
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Jones, majority Isl

William Nichols DEM is elected to. the Assembly
by majority Of I64
The vote in the county is 200 short of the last
election.
All the Democratic Coroners are elected unless
there be an exception in Westheld, whence we have
no returns
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From he Mn York sun.
THE ELECTION

The Native American party polled very heavy
vote, very nearly equal TO the Wings in some of the
ARDS and greater than any other ticket in the ninth
and eleventh, where the Natives are in the majority
The Inspectors had not canvassed all the tickets last
night, and we give the majorities of the Wings and
Democrats over each other the candidate for State
Senator. The result is splendid victory for the
Wings. We also give the majorities at two former
elections.
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Accounts from Tampico, received al New Orleans,
that the war between Mexico and Yucatan
would be speedily recommended. The Yucatan Com.
had departed abruptly.
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Great and good men will look for their character,
in the writings and preceps Of philosophers for they
know very well that wise books are always true
riends.
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ANOTHER FAILURE.

1t Twill be seen by the subjoned letter. that
another failure has occurred, and the cause of
it. Cannon the State Legislatures adopt means
TO keep cattle away from the railroads running
through the different States
OTFIcE OF TRANSPORTATION OF B. ORR.
November Z, 1913.
SIR Our Western train of cars, due at p NJ.
yesterday did not reach Baltimore until O'Clock last
night, in consequence Of running over COW near the
l47th mile post, by which the engine was completely
disabled, and regret to say, the fireman killed
Every exertion was made TO expedite the mails,
but considerable time elapsed before the road was
rendered passable, it found impossible to reach
Baltimore sooner.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
d. S. WOODSIDE.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED, the following pieces Of New
j Music, at the old established store two doors
cast Of 18th street. Pennsylvania avenue
w. FISCHER.
Loves a tell tale--by F. II. Brown
Come with me 10 Cedar freely F. NJ CROUCH
The wanderers dream Of home-by F. H. Brown
Return TO me again--by Miss G. s. Morinsk
oh Boatman haste--by G. Loder
Leucothoc Watz-by II. Bellman
Bower Wsltz-by F. Fl Brown
Antoinette Waltz-by Miss E, Bundell
Linden Waltz, by F II. Brown
OctQ
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CoRREcTioH-ln the article signed Quinlus Mucius.
on the Right Of Petition, published in the Madisonan
Of 9Th November in the 18th line from the last, read
for IT, after asked and in the last word, read Lee
gslaton," for Legislature
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The President OF THE UNITED STATES left
the city this morning for his estate in Charles
City county Virginia. He viii remain III re
about week, when he will again return 10 the
seat of Government for the winter.
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The Wing majority in the city will be about $780,
We have the following returns from
BRooKLTN, WILLIAMSBURG, &c.
On County Clerk.

From Williamsburg, Long Island we learn that the
Wing Ticket has an average majority Of % to 80
over the Democratic. The vote there for Senator
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DANCING AND WALKING ACADENY.

DAANSlANO nND w all LlNT .AOAOEMH.
CARUSI begs leave to announce TO the citi-
-. zens Of Washington, Georgetown and Alex.
andria, that his School will be opened Cal his Sa-
loon) on the tenth OF October.
It's instructions N Dancing, WALKING, Gallopade,
&c. will comprise the various styles introduced IN the
most fashionable circles in this country aud the terms
will be such as suit the times
Days Of tuition for young ladies' Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, from 3 to S p. M for bows.
nom to P. M; for gentlemen, from to 9.
L.. u VIII give private lessons at his room or Al
their residence.
His Saloon will be rented for assemblies, balls,
concerts, lectures, fairs, etc nov get
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in three volumes, with notes aud references to the
latest American Decisions, by George Sharswood.--
Volume FIRST just published is this day received for
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Oct 9-n
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ing's mail bring very Imperfect returns. We
copy from both sides
From lhe A1sc York aurora.
THE RESULT or Yesterdays ELECTION.
Ine election for county officers and members Of
the Assembly came of throughout this state YES
1erday. 10 this City the das passed off with less
disturbance than Is usual on such occasions-there
being very little, It any Of the Ordinary fghtiug
and rioting generally seen here on election days
According % The most authentic returns we were
able 70 obtain last night there is some fears Of the
election Of large majority of Inc Wing ticket, il
not the whole. The following table .exhlblts the
general majorities obtained from comparing notes
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OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

Resolved, That these proceedings be published in
the Lancaster Ohio Eagle, the Perry Flag, the Adyo-
cate and Constiuonalist at Newark, the GAINESVILLE
Aurora, the Ohio Statesman and Old School Repub-
lican of Columbus.
nj. McCUNE, President
Wm. SwATsEE, Secretary
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MAJORITIEs.

Mayor. Senator.
Spring 1872 Fall 1912 Fall 1s43.
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"WILL MR.. TYLER AND HIS FRIENDS
ABIDE BY THE DECISION OF THE NATION
AL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, AND SUP
PORT ITS NOMINATIONY'- Globe.
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9plitif iu Qut SSerfa.

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oaS Ssuer Der Smitrabt fort unb e5 mrb fit
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Su psrblten. 9Sie Die Sabsn jest fen, 1T ss
nlbt unwabrfMinlib bab bc Der nablfsn
0Sabl brei psrfbiebene &fst5, BON elmer Yars
tel, ppr Dem GrIfe iein wsrSsn. Nlan iaat
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SauntD Gsriammlun9 bsrufsn Die ndditsn
Samifa9 an ieinem @aiibauie an Der Sintins
Sprin9 9sbaltsn rperbsa foa, um bic Scrmis
run9 zines 9BabltdetS in @rwd9ung su nsbs
men, waS alio oa6 Spets fsin miiroe. @uS
elmer Wittbsun9 in elmer anbsrn Spalte uns
tersS but9sn SIattss, psl6s un6 am porIsss
Wsonta9e en9slanot puros,weroen bic 2sisr iss
ben, Sa6 am 8. Sspt. am @aiibaufe bes orn.
Barnet in Wtolltaun, cine Ser, ,aillllna asbals
ten wsrbsn fol-, um sin 06abItidst Su formirsn,
pas bemnab eaS brittle fsin mirbs. Die lsss
9enannte 9erlammluns wirb cbns Srpsifsl bic
tablrslbifs merbsn, ba Die Burger jsner @ss
9sns, nab ibrer @n9abs, 9sfonnsn linb, bort
sin ous9s;sibnstss Sifet gu formirsn.
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Der ZtberaIe 9seobactter
@cabin9, Sen %. 2lnauft 1913.

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fdip, msldsr bsbsr feline Ssitun9 an Slen'a
StoBr erbisIt, sriubsn mir balo bsi uns onsus
rufen, wenn ct feline nsiters lInannebmlibfsit
baben nil. 9Sir uerlon9sn nur-pas rs d t
ilf-unp nitbtS msitsr.
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an bic Sbsrtslspiae YcifsSffes srbislt, 9sbsn
mir bier dbnIide Habribt. @r 1T unS ST. so
fbulois no mir slaubsn, cas er 81 sbrlib 1T,
unS barum Su bstrtt9sn.
OF SIR Den "Ssraslit" babsn iib bis jset
nod feline Nbcnsnten bs un5 esmslpst.
GT9er 8atsrlanpss9Sdbtsr BON Soarrss
burg bsfudt unS lsbr unn9elmdsi9, oft in g.
9Scben gar nibt. ISa6 1T bic llrfabs?
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id)tint, gar nitbt nlebr bsi unS sinfpredbsn, Die
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nibt erbaltsn. 2Senn mir psnisIbsn nid)t tdns
ger BADEN ioasn, 70 baben mir sbsn nitbt pisl
babel ;u erinnern. 9Sir baben anfanas unfer
MS9lbifes 9stbon tsn "9tisien" auf bic Ssine
ju belfsn ater JEST oa er ben &inosrfbubsn
entrpabtn if, fbsrt CT flip wenie mebr um
feline fIeinen ecas9sn. Sp9sbt's! Ml II eanf
1T Der 9Selt Qobn."
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6urse SSablmacbrichtcn.

9ts 0Sb'9s babsn in SennsiIee einen pol ifdns
Si9sn Sis9 srrun9sn. @cup. Sons purcs nit
4,2OO Gtimmen Webrbsit pieoererwablt. Sn
bslSsn 3msisen Der gsisessbun9, woburb Die
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pis es bsist, 5 Wb9S uno qofoS srwablt.
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finf qofcS fir ben @cnsrss srwablt. Die pos
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Oaebrbeit i'm Staote Doben.
&sntudp bat fiinf 9Sb9s uno finf qcfcfos
fcS fur ben @cnarss gewdblt.
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ecfofcfos Iisben gOn9res esndnnsr.
Sn cS0inciS mdbltsn bic qofcfOfo5 fsbS aus
fiebsn @pn9rse emdnnsrn. =
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Gamal Gumniiffuuers.-,lnisrs Sc.

SUUOl sUIuUtV ItDlteCS%-u Ses
fer wsreen Fb erinnern, bas am 6. ndtbltsn
gsptemtsr cine StaatssS cnpsnticn Su Soarriss
burg 9ebalten percen foa, um brsi @anoioatsn
fur eisis Nsmtsr ju srnsnnsn. 9as @sfte,was
bsm 3olfe bic Wabl Der Canal. @ommflirnsrs
in bic jodnts 9bt 1T Gins Der bsifsn psnn
nibt bas allsrbeifs mas pcn Der lssRn @sisss
9sbun9 pallirt wurbe. 90 banst nun bon Der
1criibt unb 9utcn Nuswabl bss Bellies ab,
jsne aslntsr NIT fdbi9sn unS sbrlitbsn Oldn>
nern ju belssen unb mir baltsn unS perpfIibs
tst 70 Wst es in unftrem Ssrsidbs it, Die Sirz
ger auf esis mibti9e Yfibt aufmsrffam su
MAIDEN. gS iif cine ldn9it srprobts Iabrbsit
bab eas Gclf cine tsi1ere Nuspabl tsr Ssams
ten trsfen fann ols Die @reutips, Die bi6 jest
Die eanal: al:Scmmiilionsr5 nnitellte unb bic traus
rlSe @rfaBrun9 lsDrt NIT peldsn @boraftsrsn
ene Stsllsn b5bsr bsiest ipaun. Die Yliins
bsreisn Die an ben tfTsntlibsn 0Gsrfsu psrtitt
,rureen, babsn Ysnniplpanisn in Sbulbsn ses
bratbt unb bic Setrtaersen. fno ;u oufaIsnb,
oas ni6t Sspsr iib tsmabsn ioats esm llnms.
fen ;u feucrn.
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Sie Sl1lil,n,cr 30.

Die bsut9e Drummer fbIisst Den 4tsn Sabrs
gang bss "2iberalsn Secbotbtsrs." 0Dr frsus
sn uns eieltn 3sitpunft srrsjbt gu babsn, aber
UNI Wie psl 9r6bsr Wurbe uniers Srsute Iein,
men mir 9lsibSeiti9 AUDI Den nod ridifdnbiasn
eobn fir unftre 4jdbri9s Mtubs unb 2(rbsit sins
nebnen fonten. 2lber oie8 lit nur Elm QSunfb,
osfen @rfiaun9 nod in tunf(sr Sufunft pers
bcr9en 1T. 0Eenn mir unitr BUD burcbleben
uno bic brtrd9lidsn Au6lfdnps entbsfsn, mlIs
fen mir unS wunbsrn 70 ,psit nit Dem Qs6sn
surb9tfctllen ;u ein; wsnn mir unS nun aber
bellnnsn pis tisf mir papermabsr, Sbrfts
9lsbsr &c. in Der Srscs iinb, fO miro es uns
flar rpcSu mir sen 9r6stsn She'll sss auslfsbsn.
Den @elosS bdttsn perpsnbsn folsn, unb wsnn
mir bic Seeulo oieisr 9utsn Qsute nibt aans
erib6pfsn Woasn, 70 mli1sn Wir, turb @its
ODER SsmaIt, unisr @elo einjutrsibsn fubsn.
l|nisrn 9nten &unosn, Die uns wabrenb ben
ptr Sabrsn mirfb untsrti etsn, nbsm lie
unS fur unisre arbeit baar besabltsn, srifattsn
mir piermt unfern aufribti9en 9anf ; mir
msrSsn uns 9liflb fbdesn fsrnsr brs @smc>
9enbelt su bebalrn. Ss msrSsn botfentliCb
NIT uns sufreeen fein, unb wsnn wir mituns
ter stlpas unianft 8eb foreern, 70 ipsrbsn lIe
lslbit lpli1sn psm Der QSurf 9elten foa
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Ssl bsr am Samifa9 Absno 9eboltensnSsrs
fammlun9 purbsn fclssnre j9srrsn aI6 9sIss
Sotsn srnannt, um Ssrfs Gauntp in Der Soars
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srnsnnun9 BON 5imeon 6uiiforo bon 81,
banon &auntp, an,umeneen.
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Elm Spr. Sclsn, neltsr in QEeifbslfsr 9auntp,
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elm 3siben bes erifern bon Der anbsrn Seite
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jufalli9 blfts, um aus Dem @a9en ju febsn,
juif als Der Sbue logging. S2r. SoIsn trisb
fsin Yferb an II. fam wobbsbaltsn nab Jeouie.
t11ebr uber oen Moro in t7eu Jerfcy.
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9rdulibsn WorbsS 81 9Sarrsn, ans Qidbt sss
fommen 1T, unb ;lpar turb Salfe zines Suns
oss, msltbsr sor lpeni9en 2a9sn sinsn blutissn
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