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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED.
FRANKLIN r. Tower left DANNY
Vt. in the fall of 1887, went to Wood
bury, Ct., tarried about Is months
and then left for parts unknown.
Any information respecting said
Tower, will be thankfully received
by his Brother the undersigned, care
of Rollin c. Tower, Office Of the
Voice of Freedom, Brandon, VI.
N. B. Will Editors please copy.
VIM q. TOWER.
Brandon, Aug. 20, 1914.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSES.

David Hodgman, Clarendon Springs.
Edmund B. Hill, Shoreham.
Thomas W. Keller, Salisbury:
b. B. Brown, .1fiddie6my.
Levlngs C. Keeler, .Monkfon.
n n. G Gai Msgl'n' " FerisbwgA.
Geo, Pease, Charlotte.
c. Collins, FerrisJUgh Centre.
Seth Kimball, State street, .Nontpeher.
Chester Spencer, Castleton.
VIM. M. Field, Termont Hotel, .Nidale6urv.
Joseph Gaskell Clarendon.
W. Austin, ITest Poultnev.
Joseph Wells, UJaderhW Flats.
Forward your names, gentlemen.
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d. e D,
At Pittsford, Aug. IL, Mrs JERUsHA RAND,
rect of the late Capt. Zochariah Rand, aged 81.
The deceased had long been worthy member of
the Congregational church at Piitsford and evinc-
ed by her life, that for her to die was gain.
In Hubbardon, Aug. 6, Morton Allen. son of
Hart R. and Eliza nj. Walker, aged ID months.
Repine not, dearest parents,
But rather kiss the rod
That calls your darling boy
So early to his God. Com.
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Nervous Debility.
, Nervous complaints of all kinds
Org anic Affections.
Palpitation of the Heart. ,
Painters Cholic.
p l L E s. The original pro-
prietor of these medicines
was cured of piles of 80 years
standing by the use of the
Life Medicines alone.
Pains in tile head, side, back,
limbs, joints, and organs.
! r Fl E U M ATS NJ. Those
afflicted with this terrible dis
ease will be sure of relief bv
the use of the Life Medi-
cines.
Rush Of blood to the head.
Scurvy.
Salt Rheum.
SwelIings.
SCROFULA or KINGS
EVIL, in its worst forms.
Ulcers of every description.
W . X M S, of all kinds are
eff ctually'expelIed by these
medicines. Parents will do
well TO administer them
whenever their existence is
suspected. Relief will be
certain.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
Veg a lie Life Pills
IR M d INNM 9G% %gN $ u

Inc high celebrity which
all the
OF
ne good works testify for them and they thrive not by the faith of the cdu
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z Asthma.
- Acute & Chronic Rheumatism
d Affections of the Bladder anc
, Kidneys.
-BILIOUS VERSa nc
a. LIVER COMPLAINTS.
= In the south and west, where
these diseases prevail, they
- will be found Invaluable.
= Planters, Farmers, and 9th.
ers, who once use these med.
~ icines will never afterwards
Il be without them.
Bilious Cholic and Serious.
r Looseness.
- Biles.
- Costiveness.
;, Colds and Coughs.
% Cholic.
cor S U M TION -
:" Used with the greatest sue
. in this disease.
O Corrupt humors,
Dropsies.
- DYSPEPSIA. No person
II with this distressing disease
- should delay using these me-
% dicines Immediately.
Eruptions of the Skin.
Erysipelas.
~ Flatulency.
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F Il " Z II g. AGUE.
; For this scourge OF the west.
germ country these medicine:
/ will be found safe, speedy s,
certain remedy Other medi.
ciEes leave the system subject
I to a return of the disease
{ cure by these medicines is per.
manent. Try them, be satisfi
{ ed, and be cured
{ Foulhess of the complexion.
s GEN ERAL DEBILITY.
! Gout
Giddiness.
Gravel.
! Headaches. of every kind.
Inward Fever.
inhammatory Rheumatism.
Impure Blood.
Jaundiee.
Loss of Appetite,
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Leprosy.
Looseness.
M ERCURlAL DISEASES.
Never fails TO eradicate en-
tirely all the effects of Mer-
curry infinitely sooner than
the most powerful prepare
ton of Sarsaparilla.
Night sweats.
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2EB RE3A8 AWD 9AGNE& gEE
ID u ES IL II Y THE BLOOD

fomthe
single trial will place the IFE Pill
oil patient.
by
Wall
them with
WIN ye10w
- V. ROSS, Age
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To PRINTERS.

Priting Paper, Type, Presses, Ink. DC.
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however be furnished when required. The
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
July 3

IN THE, COMMON PLEAS.
EDICHAIsD HANKINS0N, who has been
G6 arrested, and is now confined within the
bounds OF the Jail Of Edgefield District, by vIr-
tue of Writ Of Capias nd Respendendum. ut
the suit Of Jusper Gibbs, having This day hled
his petition, with schedule on oath, OF bis
whole estate and effects, with the purpose OF
obtaining the benefit of the Acts ofthe General
Assembly Of the said State, commonly called
the Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public Notice is hereby given, to the saio
jasper Gibbs, and all other suing creditors, anu
others interested, tina, the petition of the said
Richard Hankinson will be heard and consid-
cred in the Court of Common Pleas Tor Edge
field District at Edge6eld Court House, on
Thursday the tenth day Of October next, or on
such other day thereafter, as The Court may
order. during the tern,, commencing on the flrsi
Monday of October next at said place; and
all the creditors Of The said Richard HankinsoE,
are hereby summoned, personally, or BY attor-
ney, then and there in said Court, TO she"
cause, if any they can, why the benefit OF the
Acts aforesaid should not be granted to the said
Richard Hankinson, upon his complying with
the requisitinns Of the law ia such case made
and provided.
THOS. G. BACON, c.c.F.
CtErk's Office, July 8 1874
July ~ Ia ''
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ADVERTISING
TT REGULAR RsHTES !

NNIM.F F DuRISOE, O,cner and Publish
wv er ofthe Edgefeld Advertiser. respect
fully informs all the Public Officers of this Dis
trict, the Gentlemen Of the Bar, Merchants,
Mechanics, Planters, Farmers, and all others
who may wish to ADVERTISE, that he will
publish, their Orders. Advertisements ard Noti-
ces at the ESTABLISHED PRICESi reserv-
ing to himself the right to make liberal deduc
tious, to those who advertise by the quarter,
six months. or year. He cannot afford 10 work
for nothing aud find himself; as he had to buy
his Office, and pay for It, by the saceat of his
bro1. He will adhere TO his advertised terms,
let others do as they please. He takes this oc-
ca, ION 10 return his sincere thanks to all who
hive patronized him, either by Advertising,
] ,bs, or Subscription. and would be glad they
would con,iune their favors, as be thinks his
p ices are as reasonable as any regular Office in
q G State.
U The Hamburg Journal Is respectfully
requested NOT 10 publish the above, {unless
Ii will do it without fee or reuard,) as he does
not care to pay another, for that he eau do
himself tsh
~" Publishers friendly TO sustaining the re.
spcc,ability Of the Trade. will please give the
above one or Two insertions. and The favor will
Ut any lime be reciproca,ea.
June 26 %
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Silerif's Sales.

sEOY virtue of sundry wri,s Of Fieri Fa-
A9 cias, will proceed to sell al Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday and
Tues lay in August next, the following
properly
Martha J. Seibels and others VS.. Mack
Lamar, one negro woman. Marian, levied
On as the property Of the defendant
Charles:A. Meiss vs. Abiah Abney and
Charles Powell, the tract Of land where
The defendant Abijah Abney now lives.
adjoining lands Of Sarah Slarke aud 9th.
ers. -.
William Rrunson VS.. William C.. Will
liams tmorlgage,) one bay Mare and Colt.
John Amaker anu Others VS.. Roberl Me.
Cullough, the rracI Of land where the de
fendaot lives. containing $50 acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Washington
Wise aud others. az
Terms, Cash.
ll..BOULWARE. s.E.D.
july IL. 81 25
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who will take the time 10 make the neces-

who will take the time to make: the neces-
sary inquiries and weigh the operating.
causes in his mind. Most virgin clays
contain very sensible portions ,of potash, a
substance indispensable to the healihful
growth ofmost plants; therefore III adding,
clay 10 sand, we supply salt absolutely.
essential TO successful culture, and which
does not naturally abound except in very
minute traces, indeed, 10 soils where slick
very largely predominates. But this is
not the only advantage TO he derived from
the admxlure. Sandy soils, from their
pnrousness. from The absence of The prin-
ciple of cohesion, loose much of the riches
Of the manure which may be applied TO
them, by their natural tendency to yield 10
the influence of the sun through The process
ofevaporalion.
Another evil of sandy soils arises from
the natural disposition inherent in them TO
infillration. or in other words, to tine sink
ing of the manure caused by each succeed
ing rain. Nor is this all such soils, except
when well filed with vegetable and ami
NAL manures, possess in very sligh, de-
gree the capacity of absorbing and retain.
ing food from the atmosphere. This defecl
however, may be cured by The addition oI
clay. However well porous lands may be
nanured, unless the season should be g
moist one, their produc's will be compare
lively small, because of The escape, by
evaporation. Of the enriclins gasses, and
from their natural tendency 10 . rveup l',a,
moisture without Which plants cannot
prosper.
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Alum Spring Pills, 8.

For the Cure Of dyspepsia, Scrofutus and
'ss5t - LiUer Diseases .hi3S .tssfsi!5!Est
'FHESE PILLS are prepared by DR..
4 S. R. Campbell, from the wafer of
lie highly celebrated Mineral Springs in
Rochbndge county Virginia, called the
Alum Springs. isi5iEitcSi-g gsn!a O.
These Pills, like the waterffrom which
they are prepared, are a diuretlc, promot-
ing the secretionofturine and an Alternative,
increasing the secrerohs Of the glandular
system generally, aud particularly Of the,
liver. They acl gently, but effectually
upon The bowels, alter TWO or three days.
use OF Them, producing c"pious dark, bill
lious evacuation. arl .a.1.4 ...,E!ln
They also effect determination to The
sariace, increasing the perspiration; there,
fure. they are great purifier OF The blood,
and eguaiser Of the circulation. Each
pills equal TO common glass Of the wa
ter They should be taken before each
meal, aud from, six TO ten or twelve should
be- taken in the course; of each day, for "a.
fortnight. and then omit them for The same
period. For: the cure Of the above diseas-,
es, perseverance in The use Of these Pills.
lis all important; aud ifthey are perseyer-.
ingly used, every alternate fortnight, a ctre
may more certainly he expecled, ttiaf'un-
der any other treatment heretofore disco
vered. except from the use of, Tho water.;
from which llley areprepared. ei!hsr by an
attendance at the. Springs or otherwise
They very speediiyl cure diarrboeas, att
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

NV IHE COWlNO @fLEdot
A BRAHAM w. ROACH, who is now in
IA the custody Of the Sheriff Of, Edge6eld
District by virtue of the surrender OF his bail, at
the suit IL. Trapman. having fled his retilion
with schedule, on oath, Of his whole estate
and effects. with the purpose Of obtaining the
benefits Of the Acts Of the General Assembly,
commonly called the fnsolvent Debtors Acts.
Public nolice Is hereby given, That the peti-
ton of the said Abraham w. Roach will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas for Ejge6ed District, at Edge6eld Court
House, on the ninth day Of October next, or oil
such other day as the Cour. may order, during
the term, commencing OH The first Monday in
October next, at said place; and all the credi-
tors olthe said Abraham w. Roach, are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney. then and
there. in s1id Court. 10 ahew cause, if any they
can, why the benefit of tie Acts aforesaid should
nut be granted TO the said Abraham w. Roach,
upon his executing the assignment required by
the Acts aforesaid.
THOS. G.tBACON, G. c.p.E D.
Clerks fce July S, 1914. 3m "a
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Family Groceries.

TWYHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public generally. that h''
offers for sae at the brick store formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. Sibley d Crapon. nearly op-
poste Mr.. James Hubbard's Hotel, n large
aud general assorlmentof GROCERIES, par
licularly adapted to the wants offamilies, con
sisting in part of
New Orleans, Porto Rico, and st. Croix
SUGARS,
Lump. Loaf crushed g. powdered Sugars,
Cuba, Rio and Java COFFEE,
Back, Tyson, Guupowder aud Imperial
West India and New Orleans Molasses.
Hull's Patent Candles, 4s, 5s, 4 Is
Sperm. do. a., IS, d 6s
Canal Flour. in whole aud half barrels,
6 casks prime Goshen Cheese,
20 boxes do. do. do, 81
Buckwireat in Ia and 8 barrels,
Pickles in l-2gal. jars, qts: and pints, =
Tomato Kelchnp do. do
Walnut du. do. do.
so sasks Liverpool Salt, (bleuched sacks,)
30 boxes Table do. afine article,)
25 brs. Irish Potatoes, (Roan) "
2 tierces Onions. red and silrerskln,)
ALSO, J
Bar soap. shaving soap. cotton cards, wool
cards, pals. buckets, tubs keelers, piggins. in
dign, madder copperas, rice, lard, chocolate,
Bakers cocoa, Cocoon paste, Goshen butter So
da biscuit, lemon biscuit, pic nlc crackers wa
ter crackers, butter crackers, pilot bread, al
monds. currants, citron, cloves, nutniees. mace.
cinnamon, pepper, sPice. ginger, saso. pearl
Barley. maccaroni, vemclli. capens, mustard.
starch, Wes, india aud American preserves.
Pesons visiting Hamburg. are respectfully
requested 10 call and examine for themselves.
H. a. KENRICK
Hamburg. Novr. 25 If "A
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PROSPECTUS
/" YOUNG Hickory

a. UNION Is SUCCESS.
EfNDER the above title, the undersigned,
q proposes TO pnbIislra cheap paper TO ald
the Democracy 10 their struggle to secure me ~;
success of POLK aud DALLAS. The paper VIII.
he published once week for six months al
the low rate Of One Dollar. Il will not only
contain every Thing but the best oil every ming,
original and selected, whicl, the editor can
command, to rally and unite our TRENDS VI .ne .e
great contest for principles IL when we - af1 e
now engaged; and, to explain, eu'prce' anu, u
possible render those principles trluli' pl'.a' u
Our party has just passed through one "i lib
trying ordeaIs. SeIfdenial, concession, ana
spirito harmony. governed and Controlled tne
agents appointed TO select candidates i"f 'he
Presidency and Vice Presidency. Individual
preferences were given up, personal attach
ments surrendered, long g.cherished hopes aoan'
doned, every thing conceded but prln'ap'e, In
order TO insure unanimity aud harmony OF ac.
ton Patriotic devotion 10 principles enabled
them to selectmen, .'withont fear and wllnont
reproach talented, honest, cupable-iaIihiul
to the Constitution, aud faithful to the best IN
,erests of the country The people have every
where hailed the nominations with enthusiastic
approval. The Republican party is, at tins
moment more united and harmonious than II
has been for many years; and, IN rendering
"YoUNG HICKORY" to our friends, we assure
them that it should do soldiers service IN s's'
tanning cur cause, illustrating and enforcing
our principles. and in doing Its utmost 10 thsuse
the election OF Polk and DALLAS.
We shall not only have the services oil those
who have heretofore written ior the Spectator,
but other aid from some of the nobcsl spirits
and best in,eIlecls of lhecountry. IfGod spares
Us, we mean to make the paper worthy OF the
confidence and support of our party, and W0i'
thy of the dignity and Importance oil the g'o'
rious cause in which we are engaged.
At the conclusion of the series. we VIII pub
lish an extra number, containing all the elec'
ton returns, and an index TO the whole.
We respectfully invoke the aid OF our friends
and the friends of the cause, i'll giving publicity
to our prospectus, and shall be happyto to furnish
copies 10 those who will give them circulation
To encourage the formation OF Clubs we VIII
send TO one address SIX copies Tor five dollars
thirteen copies for ten dollars. and twenty CO
pies for fifteen dollars.
Payment may be transmitted by mail, post
age paid, at our risk. BY rule of The Gene
ra Post Office, postmaslers are permitted 10
frank letters written by themselves, containing
money for subscriptions.
The notes of any bank. current where sub
scriber resides will be received by us al par
No attention ,oiN be paid to any order unless
80 '. ,No. HEART.
Washington City, June 9Th, 1874.
July 10
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Water Proof, g. No Mistake!
q, L, LETTERS & co,

WAREHOUSE & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.-HAMBURG. sc.
ND Ell leave to inform their friends. and the
Il D public generally, their NEV WATER
PROOF WAREHOUSE, with large conve-
nient close Stores attached. is now completed
and ready for The recr ption of
Cotton, Merchandise, &c.
II is situated ontie principal street lending
into the business part Of the town. four feet
above the highest water mark by tualsurvey.
entirely remote FROM all other buildings. which
renders it fire.prouf. aud conveniently situated
for loading aud unloading Wagons.
They are now permanently located in this
place, and pledged not TO speculate IN Cotton
on their own account, but to give their undivl.
ded attention TO the interest Of their customers
and are fully prepared to attend to the Sale
Storing and Shipping. of
cotton, Flour. Bacon, &c.
Reeeioing and forwarding MERt HANDISE.
Parehasing Goods to order. &c. &c.
Their charges will be as finllows:--For sci;
ling Cotton 25 cents per bale; Shipping do,
l21 cents per bale. Commission for buying or
selling Merchandise aud Produce 81 per cent
Forwarding and Storage, in accordanc will
the established rates. All Cotton. Flour. g.:
received by the river free wharfage: Ii
beral advances will be made when required
OIL any consignmenrs made to them.
Hamburg. Seplr.9 If SO
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State of South. Carolina,
EDGEFIELDt DISTRICT.
Summons in
Petition.

Whitfield Brooks, Applicant, -,
80. q: VS.. Summons III
Gideon Youngblond and Petition. y
others, Defendants.
pY an order from John Hill, Ordinary
LID of Edgefield District, shall proceed
10 seIli the above stated case lands be-
longing to the estate Of Lewis Youngblood,
deceased, situate in the District and Stale
aforesaid, lying Oh Beaver Dam Creek,
walters of Turkey Creek. bounded by lands
owned by Edward Presley, Bailey Cor,
lev aud others, containing one hundred and
fifty acres. more or less, to be sold on the
first Monday in August nexi, on a credit
until the first day of January rex'. Pur-
chasers to give bond and approved per
soual security, ard a mortgage OF the
premises 10 tho Ordinary. Cost TO be paid
in cash.
H.BOULWARE, S. E. o.
July2 81 "a
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State of south Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. ne; :;

IN THE. COMMON PLEAS. -
HHALBER1' C. HEAtEtiAM. who has been
IL arrested. and is now confined within the
bounds Of the Jail of Ed geield District by yinne
ofa capias ad satisfacieudumj at the suit of
John B.Holmes and Butler w illianis, hnying
filed his petition, with a aschedHle on oath, Of
his whole estate aud effects, with the ,purpo q
ufobtaining the benefit of the Acts ,ofthe Gen!
eral Assembly, commonly called the Insolvent
Debtors Acts. Y, d. i t.5:s-;,I,,.13 49,;
Public notice is hereby given, that the peli-
ton ofthe said Talbert Cheaham .gillLe heard
and considered il, the Court Of Common Pleas
for Edge6eld Dis,ricLat Edgs6eid Conri House.
on the 9Th day Of October tett, or on such other
day as the Court my order during, the term,
commencing on the .sr4 Monday in October
next a, said place and oil The creditors Of said
TaIber Cl,eatham are hereby summoned per-
sonuly. or by attorney: then and there, in said
CourI. to show cause. siif any; they can. why
the benefit Of the Acts nforesaid should NOT be
granted to the said Talbert Cheatham, upon
his executing tie assignment required BY the
Acts Aforesaid, ~ sf;lf ,;.5 :. ]
-, TtiOS. G. BACON, &C., G. &. :. s,
Clerks Office, June ls, l84i: z ]: f':i ar II.
June l9 l-l=.5,.t..,s 3m -, 2l
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From the American Garner.
CLAY AS AN AMENDERsOF SAN
s,,sf- ~. 'i's 80 ny GS{1!Ja. 80

Iii many years now, since we FIRST ad.
vanced The opinion that clay, if added TO
sandy soils, would tend greatly 10 amend
their texture. Since then, we have often
repeated atha, opinion, and we will now
add, that eompos, made Of Ten loads of
virgin or aneAhaused clay. and the same
number of loads Of stable manure, il well
Incorporated together, spread broadcast,
piowed in, and thoroughly mixed with rhe
soil turned up. will go farther. last longer,
and produce a larger yield lhrous shodt a
rotation, Than would 90 loads of the same
qualify Of manure il applied alone. To
sthe philosophyof this opinion is obvious
and itsleasonableness will strike any one
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aOftOn. Flour. Bacon, &c.
state of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. e
IN EQUITY. a'is2 .i

James Taggar'' Ez'0r RM for Ayp1so5rtioa A,1s5s4 ion,
Aaron Lomax, ct aI. "'ens' Assets' '1s sse' =.
dhN mo,iun of Mr.. Perrin, cnmplainants So.
" Iicitor: Ordered that the Commissioner
give three months notice, in the Abbeville
Banner, and such otherpaper as he may deem
proper, 10 all the creditors Of Moses Taggart.
late Ordinary OF Abbevile District, now decd,
as well as those having demands for moneys
received by him as Ordinary as aforesaid. rs
his individual creditors at The timo ol hrs dealh,
whose demands have not been fully and pro-
perIy paid by his Executor, TO come in before
the said Commissioner. and prove their de-
mands; and that snch of them as shall not
come in and prove their demands. on. or before
a peremptory day, to be fixed by the Commis-
soner which day shall be al least Three months
from the publication of the said notice, shall be
excluded from the benefits of this Decree. =;
ESigped] WM.2HARPER. 8
In pursuance ofihe said iDsrretal Order
appoint. Friday, the frs, day of November
next OH. or heloie which, the creditors afore-
said will appear before me, and prove Their Their
demands. -t,s.5ss 81. q.
sls.& 90 n. "A. JONES, 20: y. A. D. 8
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