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LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST

IN THE DlFFEsksT sTarrs AND TrkHirosiEs.
Maine 6 per cent; forfeit OF the claim.
New Hampshire per cent iof.eii Of thrice tie
smouni unlawluy taken.
Vermont per cent, recovery IN action and costs
Mas achuset,s per cent f1t!e: Of thrice the u.
sury.
Rhode Island per cent; forfei, of the usury and
interest on the debt
Connecticut yer cent; forfeit Of the whole debt.
New York per cent usurious contracts void
New Jersey per cent; forfeit Of the who'e debt.
Pennsy lvsnia per cent for felt Of the ~hule d. b.
Delaware 6 per cent; forfeit of the " hole debt
Maryland 6 per cent; co tobacco contracts :, usu-
rions contracts void
Virginia 6 per cent; forfeit double the usury.
North Clrolina 6 per cent; contracts for u.ury
void /; forfeit dJuble the usury.
South Carolina per cent; forfeit or interest and
premium TAKEN with COSTS
Geore per cent forfeit thrice the usury.
Alabama per cent; forfeit interest and usury,
Mississippi per cent; by contract 10; usury re.
coverable IN action Of debt
Louisiana 5sper cent bank interest 6 /: contract
&; b,y ond contract, interest void.
Tennessee per cents usurious contracts void.
Kentucky per cent usury recoverable with
costs.
Ohio per cent usurious contracts void.
lndIdn, s per cent hne Of doubl. the excess.
Illinois Il per cent; BY contract beyond forfeit
irrics the interest.
Missouri S per cent; by contract 10. if beyond,
forfeit Of interest and u-ury.
Michigan per cent; forfeit Of usury Of debt.
Arkansas per cent; by agreement 10; tsury re-
coyerahlc but contract void.
District Columbia 6 per cent; usurious contracts
void.
Florida per cent; forfeit interest and excess.
"iscnsin 7 per cent; by contract II; forfeit
thrice the excess
Iowa per cent; by agreement, u forfeit thrice
the
On debts or Judgments in favor orthe United States
interest IS computed at 6 per cent per annum.
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Ny11 CO Htm0NOUs
"A little fslly now and then,
Is rslisAed by the wisest men,"
Improving the PsalfMOdy.

A down east chors;er set some music OF
his own TO Waits psalm in which occur these
lines:
% let my heart in tune be found,
Like David's harp OF solemn SQUAD
Calling on his pastor, who had more music
10 a,m than you would think, the choris'ef
asked his appreciation Of a new version o; these
lines, winch would retd.r them moro readily
adapted TO the music he had proposed. He
suggested to read them Is Iollo~t:
20 10, my heart be tuned within.
Like Uavids sacred violin.
The good pastor had some internal 'enden-
cies to laugh IN the singing mans face. bu.
maintained his gravity as well as hs could.
he said he thought be could improve the I'm.
proved version. admirable as il Was. The de-
lighted cho,.s'er begged HIN TO do 50, aud
he pastor, taking his pen, ~ro,e bsiore the
eyes OF his nnocen, parIsh'oLer these linss;
80 let my hear, 20 didds, dile.
Like uaclc David's sacred fiddle"
The poor leader, sfer a VAN attempt 10 de-
fend HE parody, retired. and will probably for
The future sin. The psalm as It s!auds.
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Nos. 142 and IA BROADWAY
Pictorial Temperance Imanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston. N. York, Baltimore, and
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usied. Filled with valuable statistics interesting
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showing the evils attending tho use Of in,osics-
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Besides variety Of other useful and interesting
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W Editors giving the above advertisement,
with this notice. two inside Insertions, and an
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I" nick Of time" and his lips came 10 contact
with his o~n fingers
"Wsi, . moment" added his inamorais,
leaving him quickly-and then passing tbro'
door at the farther extremity Of the room,
she disappeared. A minute had scarcely ..
ispsed, but Il seemed q month 10 the little par.
ty. who were nearly choaking with suppress.
ed merrimen,; it vas an sge to the victim
But the gentle footsteps were heard again, the
besux gszed snxiously towards the direction
Of the doo;-it opened With single move menl
"a blaze Of lish, rushed ioto the psrlor, aud
behind il tie face Of al old and familiar &C.
quaintance
Ladies and gsa,lenen," she said, E" this 10
Mr.. Smith,"
Such . aha! ha II" a. went up from tia.
little co,erie at that moment vss seldom heard
in the neighbofhood before or since. Poor
Smith stood for moment. not exactly para.
yzed-; hat would be faint term Of expression.
he was foxan-actually satu. lied ia bis
tracks; and he Rugged HE boois to h's eide,
ccughed, snes z.d. choked-thss gr'sued .
CHASTITY smile.
AZ soon as Inc psroSy.n Of laughter was
over. the lady brought forward a chair, aud
placing it before tbs vre,iR, said:
"Pray, be seated, Mr.. Smith,"
lie turned upon his tormenior a look OF
comcal recognition, asd, like Fals'aG his wits
coaing quickly TO HE relief, he replisd:
odd you think, Cally, didn'i kno" you +
Another rosr followed this remark, and tho
company we're very soon upon good terms.
This was his FRS, snd last effort ., picking
up an acquaintance; sns it proved cure for
sparkling" with hun. Within six months he
made ample apology for his error BY making
Mss Cally-Mrs. Smith Flag Of our C.
Mon.
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you, rather Than their lsilings; and 40 j, 10
much more crafty ing to the feelings TO con.
template that which excies our sdmiratiou,
than those actions which arouse resentment,
or indignation, you would yourself be the gain.
or by IT."
I" But We cannot avoid seeing peoples faults
when they are SO very obvious" Emily inter.
posed.
" They mas not be 90 very obvious TO one
Who is not predetermined 10 observe them; of
which a convincing proof has this morning
been gwen. | saw not the slightest indica.
ton of pride in Miss Norrisons demeanor I;
bu, on The contrary, observed with grea, pleas
ure the lively interes, she evidently takes IN
the plans OF benevoence her parents are exc.
cutting. IL is most probable that this circum.
stance VAS the real occasion OF her seemingly
distant manner towards yourself. Thus J on
see, my dear girl, ! Who was looking for her
good qualities, ready discovered them ~hls,
yo3, having your thoughts foil OF ensy, no,
only failed too see ~hst vas truly estimsble,
bu, committed an act Of positive injustice, by
putting an unfavo'abl- construction 90 the
motives which ac,uaed her conduct. Nuw,
ahIch ,hIUk you derived the most pleasure
from Mss Mo'ri,on's pressnce-l Who vas
sdmIring. or YOU who were condemnIng 7"
Emy answered by a food Of pen,,entia
tear.
" lie, this be lesson to ) on, nv child, not
TO be too hasiy in your censutes," the mother
resumed :" for where you are not capable Of
forming correct jldg men, OF the motives or
actions Of others. II is better TO err on the side
ofchst,y, by which means YOU avoid wrong.
in vour fellow cieaiu'ee ard al the came time
atird yuu'self a graf ficstlou for which no
maievolen, feelings can compensate"
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The Old lady and the Cobb!cr

SJme years ago, the hubbard of an old lady
residing IN country village, happened 10 die
very suddenly, without vii, for The van, OF
shch very necessary pfecsulion, his estate
would have passed away from his wl1ow had
she no, re,oued 10 the following remarkable
exped.ent 10 avert he loss Of his property
Sue concealed he death of her husband, and
prevailed upan an old cobb.cr, her nc,ghbor,
who was eomowhi, like the deceased, TO 90
10 bed al her house, and pcfsoaa,e him, 10
which character II vas agreed that be should
dictate vii, leaving the wido. the estate
IN question. An attorney was accordingly
sent for TO prepare the required document;
and the widow, on his arrva!, seemed to be
realizing the grea,cs, sfl al her coed
mans danger, but forthwith proceeded 10 ask
qses,Ions oil her pretended husband, calcu.
lated 10 elicit the answers she expected and
desired. The old cobbcr, groanIng aloud
AID looking as much like a person gong 10
give up the ghost as possible, feebly answer.
ed" intend 10 leave you half Of my estate {;
and lhuk the poor old Shoemaker. who lives
over The way is deserving Of The other half,
far he has always been q good Neighbour
fhe widow ~Bs thundc Tsltuck at fecei wing q
reply so dlferen, from that which she had cx.
pecied, but dared ool to negative the old cob.
b'ef's vii Tor lear Of losing the whole Of the
property while the cunning old rogue 10 bed,
sho was himself the old shoemaker living
over the way, laughed IN his sleeve, and d..
Slded with her the fruits Of projec, winch
Tho widow had intended Tor her own sole ben.
eft.
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To Farmers and Dairynicn.
4 Emey,on's Patent Double Act
ing Rotoru Chgrs,

nECULIARLY adapted TO Warm Climaie',
II a. 1t produces but CT as easily from sweet
milk as from cream. In bin ying this tt:ciual
aud simple Churn inio use. the foYr'ttors feeling
confidence in It's cspabiii,es. do no, hesitate 10
pronounce it the best churn ever offered To the
public. This churn is on exhibition at the Agen.
cy, No. 2, John street. second story. Gu, nef Of
B,oadwsy, New York city
And in order TO convince the inereduous and
sadsfs the curious at i2 o'clock daily, ehurn.
ing will be made.
The public are invited to call and examine The
machine, ami see its utility listed. II combines
the following valuable quaii,ien;
ls, II produces butter in less time than any
other Cburn, making 1t and gathering Il from
sweet milk IN from three 10 eight mlpults shd
from cream in much less time.
81. Il produces more butter from the ZANE
amour, OF milk or cream then the atdlnsry meth
oJ, as IL does it. wCrk 10 iuore thorough and SCI.
ennhc manner.
Sd. II /, the cheapest and most convenient
Chu-n ever invented. involving the true philosJ-
phicsl prime: pie. OF butter making.
HI. New r,,lk. amer being ehufned, Is swee,
and suitable for family use.
5.h Instead of feeding the calf Nth milk d..
rect ftum the eow-churned sw.et milk v Ill q.
s1er every purpose. ny this means the butter 10
al proht.
We offer il upon the following terms: IL The
Churn does not prove Is recommended, IT may be
returned and the money will be refunded.
We have constantly on hand and for sale. sic
different SINS. 50, Vi, SIS. t6 ~ and ei2, csps.
bic Of thurning at time l. 81. 81, 10, is and
90 gallons Of milk or cream. Also, Cburns Of any
size made TO order
Exclusive country rights TO manufacture and
~ll in the States Of North and South CsroIins,
Georgia and Florida, for sale at about tbs rate Of
one hundred dollars for each 10, 600 inhabitants.
Terms Cash. A discount Of IS per cent. al.
lowed TO the trade
Al orders, postsge paid. addressed 10 the sub
scrIDcr, viii be promptly attended to.
T. DOUGLASS. Agent
No. John street, cornsr Of Broadway, N. Y,
arYou will please send Is chufn 10 Camden
via Charleston, care Rail Road Agent.
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Irish Evidence.

Kals vas brought up before the Judge, and
INTERCEPTED - folloss:
"whsi psssed between you and The prs'
oper I" said tho judge to the witness.
"Oh! then, phase your worship. ] secs
Mike top Of the garden vail. Pat, says
he. WHAT says l. There, says he
Where T says |. 'Whish,,' ssid hs.-
Hush says |. And that's oil | know about
il, phase your worship"
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poGgAy.
From the Ladies' Rspository.
Falling Leaves.

ny MRS N. A. Bl6ELow.
Musing stand where late I stood
When summers sun was high,
And the green foliage Of the wood
Thrilled 10 the zephyr's SIGH.
A few short days have interviewed,
And now, alas bow changed the scene
Where now are all the blossoms fair,
Flowers Of the sunny CLEAN.
Which grew profusely everywhers
Along the forest stream
All their brief summer day is DER.
In these wild dells they bloom no more
Is not our day Of life as brief :
Do we mt pass as soon away
Beholtes, thou yon falling leaf.
Traced with the line of full decay
Such is our life thus DO We fade,
Aud falling mingle with the dead.
How fast they come how thick they fall.
On every breeze they hurry past;
Trough some look fresh. behold them all
Hang trembling in Ocrobsrs blast.
Thus 10 life's tenure feebly frail;
Too weak 10 bear deaths piercing gale.
One at thy feet lies trembling here.
just fallen FROM yon leafy bough;
But from the many myriads there.
Say wonldsi thou miss the lost one now
Thus we shall pass liics ftfnl scene;
And who shall know that We have been
May not the mind its impress give
To something that shall not decsy'
May we not bid some thought survive
Long after We arc swep, sway7
Yea, even the rusilng sound that passed
fingered awhile upon the blast.
The soul. with all Its lofty powers.
Flies like the verdure of the leaf,
And like the texture Of the flowers
Its garb is woven frail and brief,
Yet il iranseends in destiny
The loflies, star that burns on high.
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A Good One.

" A precoc,oos youogs,er being asked
how many gendefs there wore. rrpiied: -
Three. sir, tho masculine, the feminine, end
the neutral. We'll done, my son. nov defne
them. The masculine il mon, the feminine
- women, and ibs neutral 10 old tachslorsy
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"CROTON RUILDING.n
UMBRELLAS & PARAS0LSm
BY MACHINERY.
G. T. o R G r j. by q ID,
MANUFACTURER.

g. ], D. would invite the psrticLlsr attention OF
his friends and the merchants Visiting New York,
to give him a cali at his tie. and spacious Manu-
factory and Warehouse,
Nos. 142 and I Al broadway,
(cRoToS BUILD'SGs
between Cedar and Liberty Streets, where there
will always be found The most extensive assert.
mont of
Umbrellas, ParGsOis, Para.
sOieftes and sam. Shades,
Of hi. own celebrated manufacture, for ,aie in
any quantity, and at greatly reduced prices
g. j. b pledges himself tina, Umbrella. and
Parasols from the "Croion Manufacto,y y" shall
be A No. in every respect.
Nep York. June, ,3i9. 37f
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Nag ishYeSuHit iUGFs,
PfilFER Il YoRKE.
Letter from Major Dsgsld MeDessld. Crss
Creek Psn Ofee

Letter from MJor Dsgsid MDsssld. Crss
Greek Psn Ofee.
doosG CocSrI. N. C., Drc. IS. ie4s
DR.. J. Knhl--Dcsr Sit:
A Lady in this county. afflicted with nerves.
complaint, Frolspsus uteri. Fluor Albus, end 4
somewhat dcrsnged mind, caused BY obstfuc,ions,
was for about twelve months attended BY four oil
our eminent physicians, without any efIsct. snd
every one fucesssivey declared her ineurablc, and
that she had to die. She then procured Two boz
lie. OF your Abyssipia MIXTURE from me, Which
cured her eHtirely. She hiss since married, snd
]. in perfect good health and happy. The Abys.
sins Mixture has likewise proved very efhessions
in many other diseases, but particularly in female
di.cs,es. in which IL should have The preitrsres
Of oil others.
Yours obedsntiy,
DUGALD McDUCALn
Price for the Abyssinia Mixture PSF botlls I'll
cents. 81 IS T. 1850.
Likewise On hand and Tor sale. Dr.. Ruhl's Rs
storer, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Bslsam, 10
r J. lioL1UN. Agent,
chsrlotis. NC
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RATES OF GOLD.

RATES OF GOLD.
United States Eagle, old emf, slO &C
new do 10 90
England Gumea 5O7
Sovereign A e.
Seven Shilling piece 60
France Double Louis, before i7o6 oeo
Louis Go 81
Double Louis, since l7s6 Dis
Louis do 457
Double Napoleon, or 40 francs 70
Napoleon or 90 franc. J IS
same new Louis Guinea 4 e.
Frankfort on The Main Ducat 227
Hamburg do 227
Malta Double Louis y27
" LOUIS IS
Z" Dsmi Louis 233
Mexican Douboon Is "a
Holland, Double Xix Dollar u 20
Rix Dollar 6Ot
Ducst 227
Ten Guilder piece 4 10
Portugal, Dobraon 81 10
Dobra II %
Johannes II O6
Spain, Doubloon, l772 IG o.
since l772 Is IS
fh,o'e 3 SO
Colombia Doubloop * as
Specie Dollar Of Norway and Sweden O6
Specie Dollar OF Denmark O5
Ibaler Of Prussia and Northern States Of Germ'y,
florin OF Southern States Of Germany 40
fiorin d Austrian Empire and OF City Of Angsbe A.
Lifa OF Lombardo Vsnitian Kingdom Il Tuscany I6
Frame Of France and Of Belgium. and Lnrs Of
Sardinia Ia
Ducat ef Naples IN
Ounce Of Sicily .9I0
Psond Of the British Provinces Of Novs Scotia,
rev Brunswick, Newfoundland 4 Cansds 4 90
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TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per snnum In sdvsneet TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS IL payment
be delayed three months; and THREE Dull
LARS II not paid until tho close Of The year,
Flansring offers to Clubs.
copies ono year 70 oas direction, eio
% !" !" q. Is
IA " 20
G~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted II Ono Dollar rsi
tquare. tts limos OF Ices, this siEsd typs) Or We
first insertion, snd Is cents for each continu.
ancc. Court advertisements and Sheriff . sac
charged rs per cent. higher; and . dsdus'i0.
Of 33i per cent. will b nglds from ths resu,.'
prices. tot advertisers By The ysae. Adscsu
ments inserted msnlhly q quaslsTly y ~.
square fbs sssh tisss. esnkmeeabH = esns
~ squars r. each tims.
ursNmssssfs ~ nsstetIse1 - = spsa'e
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Of markets. bat their Eng value not always rea.
Oily reccllected The following table will BE- found,
we believe, correct:
Aim in Rotterdam nearly gals ~
Almuds ia Portugal contains gals 43l
Almuds in Madeira do46S
Aiquiers in Madeira ever u Pseks 10 nearly
Alquiere in Bahia sush
Alcuiere in M.ranhsm dc ii
Aiquiefs in Rio Janiero and Pssnam del toll
Anna of rice in Csylen lss AGO rs
Arroba in Portugal ies ~
Arroba in Spain Oargs) gals @1ao
Arroba in Spain (smslD do J537
Arfoba in Mslags Of Nine aesat Dc At
Arsheen in Russia inches -
Bahsr in batavia peculs 10 ~
Bale Of Cinnamon in Ceylen, net Jss lUls
B.rili in Naples eqnsl, sbou, gals II
Csntsr, ths Levsnt, contains ~ okos lbs ll6s
Csstar in Lsghorn Of oil lbs Us
C.ntsr in Malta do 1874
Cantar in Naples lbs I06 to 1861
Cantar in Sicily DO LIS 10 1924
Care in Naples 70 equsl to about bush SO
Catta Of tea in China 10 about ID. u
Csyang in Batavia lbs 1881
Chei~ert in Russia nearly bush
Fanesa in Spain bush / 500
Uecoii,re in France do 2s4
Kiilegrsmme in France or Netherlands lbs u
Last In Amsterdam Of grain bush S5i
Lss, in Bremen Of grain over d. cO3
Last in CsS.1 OF salt do7545
Last 10 Dantzi: Of grain pesrly do 80
List in Flushing of grain do 92A
Last in Hamburg Of grain do 50
Last m Lubcc OF grain do9l
Last In Portugal Of salt do 10
LAST In Rotterdam oil grsiH do e5 l3b
Last IN Sweden rs
Last in Utrecht Of grain over do 50
Lispound in llsmbursh lbs l6 81
Lispound in Holland Co ls4 OF
NJ H.,lI, q
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Printing Types.

A RE now cold At Bracs's New York Type
"A Foundry, ct the following very lev prices
for approved six months notes:
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A liberal discount for cash in hssd At the date
Of the Invoice.
We have now on eur shelves, ready fer sale in
various sized fonts,
10000 H. Roman and Halle Type.
10000 10. Fancy Type.
1000 u. Script and Raining Asnd.
5000 u. Ornaments.
$4,000 n. Typ,mefsl Rule.
5000 II. Brsss Rule.
Presses. Chsses, Cases, Wood Typs, Ink. Co.
furnished at the loves, manufscturers prices,
either cash or Credit
Our Specimen Book is freely given to oil Print
Ing Offices. -
Printers Of Newspapers who choose to publish
this advertisement. including THE note, three times
before the LIST Of October, le49, and send Us one
Of the papers. will be paid for II in Type when
they purchase from Us, and Of our specimens. hvs
time. tho amount Of their bill.
p For sale, several good secondhand Cylin.
der and Pla,cn Power Presses, Standing fressss,
Hand Printing Presses, DC.
GEORGE BRUCE h Co.
43-3t Is Chambers-street, N. Y.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
or FOREIGN coUsTRIEs.

" FUKEtGN COUNINfkss
There are denominations Il cquently met in reports
Of markets. bat their English value not always rsa-
Oily reccllected. The following table will Be found,
heIi rorrrcf.
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DIR. KUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For Cstsfihs. lnfuetr.. Costivsness. PtIss. Gr,
vel, Gtnortha. Gleei, flror Alhas. or tie
Whites. Weakness, Obslfacsisns, sc.
Gelp I'M. N. c., Aro /. lsaa

CsLp iiILt. N. c.. Aro l. lsta
DIR. Kuhi-- DUar SIR.
You will please trwsrd To u ~ soon ~ eusi
vencn,, . fresh supple ofihs Esssases ofths BIasl
and the Abys'ini. Mixture. ~e have s,ld col i
soehe ,ime Tie Restoier and The Depursliss
Powder, have proved 10 be very sfieseieu, N
folloest Of the chest. Rhrums ,isu. Sore f<s.. IL
AsmmstIons OF he Eyes, Debility. and other chfs
nie diseases. We warranted The Abyssin.a Nh
ture TO eea,y patient. and no one has asked 10 I'd
the money returned. but on the contssry, ever
one has praised ITS crest ssnat " powers.
We remain yours, respectfully.
A. a. ID. W. fiONEYCU1T.
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coscoaD. N. C.. JrLr %. ls4a
DR.. kuhl-Deaf Sir.
We hsve cold cut all u yonr Ably ss,nis Mir,urs.
il has given entire ssitsfsciisa to all those ph
have usrd IL. We h,v. warranted the Abyssins
Mixture IN oil eases on our own account; and "
can say, il has usyef failed. We hHyc daily e,is
for more Of the Abyssinis Mixture. and you VI
please send Us as soon - possible such supPly,
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