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Own Physician twenty fourth edition vita one huo
epSrsvinas showing Pivae Diseases sud salformsons Of
the Ceneratve System, In aud form,
" n. d. Graduate 81 niysrsity of
The various forms Of Secret Deasos scnn, Dis
Youth are faithfully described and al the given ia
plain language. The chapter self Abuse, aud Seminal
weakness is verify OF particular at.ntipu 0uld be-
read BY Young who have been
IN contracting disease previo-s TO placing youeiyes
ths care ~ any doctor no matter what hs ptenons ay
t set copy of ths tr-y useful wHk Strangers visiting
TIE city particularly those contemplating don
think OF returning home without Of Pocket os
srus Sea captains snd should pSsssss
Dr founs Trestss on Marriage The Pocket or
kyery One Ills Orn Phy.iciaa Any person seeding
ave senis enclosed letter. will eooy Of ths
book ~ nail sis copies will be for dollar Ad-
drers Dk Wh YOUNG, 15s Spruce street. Phiia
and for sale bJ strihger Townsend az Broadway. New
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! ~ C;n,,ur.t, \o,,,rrJ ia ia. folInu
nag afheie' gives ''''''o" ''"""o !" ''''S
that are getting lar too numerous N our
country.
"a. ,rc verv ar,s,ocra,ic hero in our
,,oodl, o,,y of Cincinnati Exrlu.iva,,ss
2 c,sb;,,,llo- co,er;os .re formed obo
fancy they comprise al the taste fashion.
and talent existing. If a daring intruder
prcsumcs TO enter the charmed circle he
/ meets with u rebrf which tells him that he
| /, looked on as an 'afcrior. no matter what
his personal worth aud merits may lie. II
serves the fool right. What business has
nuv one TO suppose that stcrling character
and cultivated intellect could constitute a
claim To b, received into fashionable soci.
ETY., hionabe-faunh' The children
of COOLERS and tinkers putting ON airs, ape.
inc the manners Of forcirn nristorrats ,nJ
claiming Ia give tone and character to socic.
~ Fashionable -quothn' Why they still
smell OF leather and prunella.
A gentleman passenger ON a Steamboat
from Nav Orleans Ia Ciueiunnt, M, ,h., TIN,
m wa. introduced To a younr lady an hoard
by pentlman relation of hers. W. eiyo n
brief descr,pt,on of the two The vou,g
lady was charninply lovely and amiable in
manners: the gent was witty sentimental
and amusing. his manner noble. his dpnre
mnnly-such an one IA woold c,tcb n EN-.
eve.
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Designs r'siiTg tu9iq IN Jis, FIR Tho sp~e,al
pHpa,. y Hesaga'mg land Claims.
DEKSoNS desiring his services ia relation
to their LANDS, or Claims " assistance
M procuring Patents, viii call upon or ad.
dress him q, Marshall Ieras prior to the loh
Of July next. II would be advisable for ,ho.e
who wish to see him on business. to do 50 At
an early period, IN most Instances, ii silI BE-
necessary to procure information from the Sur
yeyorS office, where the land J., located, or have
papers and document properly authenticated, to
remove the difficulties in the way of complei.
adjustment ot title.
a. Land claims situated in either Harrison
CAS-. Pamela or pshur counties, viii be at.
tended To-, also any other business entrusted
to him.
Marshall, may 80, 1880. SUI
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Measure to meet la Belle Of the Quc"i.
CIV. Her chnrns hml made deep IN
preston ou his susceptible heart liz loot
touched the wharf, and away le Tie" I"
the mansion Of his beloved. He was ush'
cred in, and his name announced Inc
Young lady foatcd into the room. oh'
how lovelvi liut what is the matter >h'
does not know hiia, bcstows no glance OF
recognition upon the face ID up with plea
sure ri seeing her agnin.
"Nou do not rccolleci me, said he, TIM
dly and mortified Ia thlns the impression
If one be- had made was so eyaneserui
IL do not. SIR, replied she, 900 cold
tone. aud with ma mir Of hautcur such a.
tragedy queen affects.
IT, reminded her of their previous &C.
auaintaucc on board the steamer.
"Oh. yes. ycs--a steamboat aeqaaiu-
lance Good morning. sIr, aud with this
answer she let the room.
Her old papa had heard thc name oi he
visitor when announced, but thought ms
presence weuld be- nal aprapo' 81 their
first meeting. 80 the good naiarsd old gent
remained in his room. lie AneS the real
position and standing Of bls sisiior. and
Rugged himself at the prospect OF Juia
marrying the Hon ir. --, ". { rich
and Distinguished Mnstachios bad hum
Rugged Julia. She. because be- was a me-
rhanie. had given bin aa objectionable in-
suit.
Tho r..dc, MAJ, fancy Juiiafs mortified.
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Wossx AND Woasy-Mr. J. J. Hooper.
formerly connected with the Montgomery
tAls-) Journal, in recent letter to that ma.
pr nasfst@s the following good anecdo,e
~ the latest cease Of grccnness: "A
lawyer who has recently become Son OF
Temperance. carried into his Office newly
vsFnished brass bound mahogany writing
d.. One Of the natives inspected il AZ i
10y closed before him, aud then n,ur,nured
- Il 10 ssy to himself, "Quh drinking and
gone 70 gambling. by thunder! Faro box,
By hokey. asd tools no doubt! Worse and
w0sss."
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The Droksn Heart

n. sYn sc.- down 10 the wild ~s.t wave,
To r,.~ With io,.iicr light;
Ths tal- moon si~-g- N her dsy waieied cave,
To st,oy, md the clouds Of Highi
Tl,e sutao1e 81 drof- on his waving s'ofa,
Bus bloom. when Ia. God doth noe
hut thu bursting heart may beat IN VAN
Till II bcal ia last and dies
m ~s NAY leave It's hrr~msns hers,
Asrt wing it, way " bliss.
Ths sinner may weep i-n'ent t~sf,
AMI r. brighter and isifef by this.
r. love, may sorrow a time, and lbsn
us weeping and ~s-ss DEPART,
Nut ns,.,sht can s.~usgr the cankcrinz pam,
IN HILL Of bsoken heart
N. rem ms y ~ torn from iis crystal bod
To .hip- o., Par,su breast
Tn s~-., ',-. may shadow s"ine lovely had,
And b. io,rli.f there from It's ret
III b,re,~ may i,e born 90 the wide lone sea,
", Twill .wrcp over hnhy's groves,
Nm, IN. heart that !. hfrnkias must ever h.
unel.--frd by hop, that Il loves
~ !. f'ish Amesinaa.
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NAIO'N VI No NTORE.



\os. , and Camp ST., 3 doors from Canal,
Ner orleans.
K THE undersigned desires res
1ru1H pcc'faiIy to inform the publ, that
= they can always find at his NHsir
>ior,, choic, and large assortment OF piano
Farss, al very reasonable prices, and on accom-
modlilag terms
Among them are pinano Fofies made hy tn
Old and celebrated manufacturers, r. Gilbert
q Go, of Boston. of rich tone, and finished
beautifully ia rosewood, black walnut, and ma
hogany, with ron frames, made in the mos,
substantial and workmanlike manner Also,
the justly celebrated Eoliau P'gno Fories,
which. for sweetness OF tone Lave not been
cgusllcd They are peculiarly suited 60 the
country, rs the follan doe, not require tuning
for years.
The New Improvement IN Piano Fories
/ the patent ibra'Wg Orcrbrmgs l. also for
sale at the same establishment This improve
ment gives peculiar hrmncss and brlllaccy to
the treble, adds to the durability and strength
of the Piano. and renders il capable of remain
ing much longer IN tune than those IN ordinary
I use.
/ " + VI is Agent Tor HHri Her, celebrated
Grand Pianos and Pauinos, made IN PARIS For
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-.
eminent
! r.. Die. Component Anacbmeu', J. Pclley
q Co PARE Pianos, and Instrument, from all
the best manufactures, constantly receiving,
and tor sale ON liberal terms
Nccobi- U1hd PiaRos for sale, from $50 to
$500 each, anl taken IN part payment for new
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired Tuned, Rented, and Ap.
praised
ta'lcarfs Ne'odeou--This beautiful toned
nd.ln~trament for Village Churches, Lodges,
Screuadiug Parties, and the private practice Of
brgunists Possesses sweet and powerful tone,
Is portable, weighing 25 pounds,) and offered
at $50 each,
l. Orders for guitars, ,Iolius, Noln, cllos,
claroncts, flutes, hagcolct- strings, and music.
merchandise Of every kind viii bee promptly
executed az reasonable prices Bands supplied
with brass instruments and band music
ihys, double and single action. on hand and
made To order, to suit the taste OF purchasers,
Hastc.-Ihe largcs, catalogue N the South
The stock Is an accumulation of over twenty
years. In 1t are many old and beautiful pieces
ont Of print
Ner Muse received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamship.
Spanish songs, dances, walizcs, &c.-a regular
supply. Original music published every week
at the store-nathe compositions solicited.
Muse, bound copied, and arranged. Subscrp.
tons received for the Message Bird, Naron's
Musical Times, and the Baltimore Oiio BY
addressing the undersigned, catalogues of mu-
sic viii be sent to any part of the adjoining
states. nto TN WIN T. MAYO.
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y MuNrHu-s, y. sTfLwELL.
AONTRnSS d. STIlWELL, " hoissale

y. MuNrHu-s, :. H. srifwELL.
AONTROSS d STII.WELL, " hoissaie
vi and ReiaH D,aiers IN CLO THING,
No. 10 Magazine street, corner of Common
street New Orleans
\. B.-Measurcs taken in New Orleans for
Gentlcmen's Clothing and made to order at
their house in New York, at short notice, and
IN the aie1 siylr.
] Sulwel y Mon,ross, Manufacturers, ~
Fulton st., New York. nioy
We would respectfully invite our customers,
and purchasers g9rsraly in want OF Fine Fash
ionatie CiothitsSes 10 call and examine our large
and complete ets'ck, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods
Black and colorcd cloth dress COATS
Black and colorsd cloth irock coats,
Black and coorcd sack and shad coats.
Cashmere and tweed sack and shad coats
Fancy tweed business, coats;
tloaks and oy.rooats, all varieties
Black cashmere pants,
Black doeskln cashmere pants,
Fancy cashmere pants
Black satnette pants
/ Fancy cashmere vests
! Black satin yesis,
/ Black and fancy yclsct vests.
/ Black SIN vests.
Aso HRS. r'a.a,. tca&ueiJ. re- iny
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PLANTERS UOTIL,

Corner Camp and Canal ST., Ner orleans.
'1NlE undersigned, clerk in the above house
! for several years past, beg, leave to inform
the public that he has purchased the furniture
and effects Of said establishment, and taken
lease of the premises, and promises that no ey-
eriions on ms part, shall be wanting to make thr
patrons OF his house, comfortable while his
prices, (bcVg from s so to saoo per day, ae-
cordng TO the rooms occupied Will not exceed
two-thlris the amount charged for similar ac-
commadalions, by other principal Hotels in the
city VI. MIKRAY, Proprietor.
New Orleans macy
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70 A sor.--Dy John q Dunn

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

ANrB, TurutL i>~vrR. Bunkuul
in the old North States. undoubtedly tho
hcalthies' spot on the earth; aad u VAS on
that account that soma lower count-,
gentleman were surprised one day to see
a Buukamite at work opening an c'ninou'
looking hole in Tee ground OF course
they inquired what BE- Was about
Digging grave. -lr
Digging q grave Why ! thought poo
pie didn't die aifru M here do they
Oh no. sir-thes .rer dr. bat once ~
Thcy never asked the question but
once Squirt
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AT T. G. 7 fosn SALMON
LORD a SALMON, Honse Carpenters and
i .Join,rs, take this method of informing the
citizens Of Marshall ard ii- vicinity, that they
viii carry on the above business Ia all its Va.
rious branches Their work will be done ae.
cordinl TO order, aud will be neatly executed
and punc,ually attended to,
GIVE Us a call We work CHEAP, for cash or
good arrangements.
shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square near the Marshall Hotel.
ian 81 35r
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{ T \ IlO y
Theo.iotr Weiner ,'aiufH Rohafd Pnruck and
J,scpi rsuou defendants


Harrison County.
r. fbs VlsftF ~ ,aid eaastg- Garfri>es
NNrHEREAS. Theodore Wcluet has iu-ti-
w iuted suit in thr pisirlrt Cont If lIar.
rison county aeAlus; Richard paririck and Jo-
seph pprrotf. nonresident within the state Of
Texas. for damage- for false imprisonment me-
led.ang in his petition that the said Richard
Patrick and Joseph Parrot, by their agent Jcr-
cniah Wardail, on the -- day Of ---
4 D. 1850, al the county of Harrison aiore-
said. without any reasonable or ptohable cau.e
therefor ml.cly and mahcipu-ly, with intent to
inurc. harass, and Cypress him, caused hun, by
their agent, to be arrested kept, detained, aud
imprisoned, Tor long -p9ce Of time and bin.
drr,d and prevented him from attending to his
lawful and necessary business. and suffered
great main Of body and mind hy reason of his
imprisonment, and spout large sums Of money
m ard about obtaining bis release, To- his dauI-
age of five thousand dollars;
iuu are. therefore, commanded 20 summon
the said Richard Patrick and Joseph pauait 10
be- and appear ai the District Court Of HARRISON
county. 10 be- held in the town of Marshall, on
the thirteenth monday after the third monday in
September. 4 u 1850. 10 answer said com
plant by making publication of this citation
Tor four successive weeks IN the I}rds Repub-
h-aa, a newspaper published in MARSHALL In the
county of HARRISON. Fab not, md make due
return a. the law directs, Witness Samuel
Stinsou, Clerk Of said court
Given uudc- my hand and the seal
lis. Of the court, nj office, Thu. tho 39th
day of way, \. d 1880
SAMUEL STGNSpN,
District tierk.
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r. Purchasers Of (Iething. &c.


NVYIIERE may be found the largcs, and best
w assortment Of Clothing Of every dcscrp-
ton in Neo Orieaas. AT this establishment
every article is offered al the lowest price at
which 1t can be sold, and no reduction can in
any instance be made. Purchasers, whether
they are good or bad Judges of the quality OF
Goods. may res, assured of obtaining every ar
ticlc al the very lowest priee, without the
trouble Of beating down, or the fear of being
cheated We have but one price for Goods,
snd that invariably is the lowest in the city.
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
i, now very large, comprising very full as
sor,mcri. al made in the latest and best man
ncr. and warranted in every respect
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SEEUSNAN AND FLORIST.
VIM. Di.... Agem)

"a Garden, farm and flower seeds garden
~ tools, frui, trees of all kinds, aAsubbesy,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch lal.hous flow
er roots, double dahlias books o. gardening.
sc, sc, for sale a, lower ysees than any other
house in this city, Please call before purchAs-
ing any where else, al No. ~, Caaal street, new
buildings on the leyce
All orders promptly attended to and put up
Of the very best articles without delay. Flow
er garden at the end of Apollo street, on Jo-
sophin. near Jackson, LAFAYETTE ni9y
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LAND ItDR NALE.

I have for sale. One Thousand Ots Hundred
and SIR Acres of Rrh Land, IN the county
Of Rusk, living On the waters OF harnhardt,
ne,er.faiinr Stream. These lands lie ten
mile. son,h Of Henderson, the county sea, Of
Ru.k county, and abound in springs The
road from Henderson to Nocogdoches pssscs
through them, and their quality is Of the high
est order. The titles are undispu,ablc.
Purchasers can apply personally or by letter,
TO mo at Marshall, Texas.
WIN A. HILL.
February ~ 1880 n3s tf
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asnuer 4vsaine 1SloAy

Go forh the .sy !. blue above.
Ard cod the green sd l'e. i~io~
Il n ts,~ heur thai claim. for lofr
T~ ',Aleyou raatn,ni. ss tiiey H."
n. .i.. worm l~ri. her iwiSsii'r is'np'
T,p rreASi .,ng. ~, sonthing 'irnin.
Ard fs,p,r, .onf.l. the weary tramp
~ fss.sJ- IN tn grassy lsns
TO s~,h. ys paIl,d .ou. Il eare
tn ioos your ,iourhi. ~ rrr'h ar given,
Te.p,sh. sweet ma.is haau;s The Ar,
And frsgr~n, odos. breathe II heaven
'Jusis. r F,,ils.
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IcIHfV, Do
We invite the attention of all to our House,
where viii ever be found an accommodating and
obligng spirit We promise to be faithful in
cur avocalion--to givS every possible attention
to the putting mp of prescriptions with the
most exact niccty a al hours
We deem II unnecessary to give catalogue
of our Stock, and we will just saw We have 81.
most every thing in our line and of the rery
best quaiHy.
The lAulEs are particularly invited TO
call and examine our stock of Fanc,es and
Pe1umerieS.
May :, 1880 MI "
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LONE STAR LIVERY STABLE.

R , is ;1 %i ,,s,1i q 99 .s%%a".
y that be has erected a
large and commodlous Livery Stable IN the
town Of Henderson, Rusk county, Texas. 1t
is situated on the first block, South street, near
the public square, and eonsenien, to the princi.
pal public parts u the town.
a supply Of good proyender will always be-
kept on hand and his stable. will b. attended
by active and trusiy ho.tlers
DroVers, travellers, movers, and wagancrs can
always be- furnished with the best proy.nder
the country affords, at the eheapcs, prices and
VITA stable room, or lots safely enclosed al
they may desire.
th9lges-llorse, per DAY, % cents hors,
day and night, 3d.
JAMES SMITH
Not u lSiy-n-s e.
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4 Nd Printers Depot, No. II, Canal Street
~ Row, opposite the Custom House.
II II. Green, respectfully announces to Pub
fishers and Printers. that he is constantly Van
pflciuring, aud has on hand an extensive aud
complete assortment of TYPE Of all descrp-
tons, and every article requisite for the Print
ing business. The subscriber is also agen, for
the sale Of Napier, Smith, ard Washington
Presses, and prouts Printing Inks, (of ALL
cofoRs,) with George + Ncsbitt's celebrated
premium Wood Letter, which he will furnish IN
any quantities at the shortes, notice.
H. II. GREEN.
New Orleans may.
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xenophon tells us Of the Egyptian who,
being vent BY his wife to purchase perfumes.
brought her jar Of fresh water
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Photographic pictures can be taken on iyo-
rynnd aiterWaal. colorcd by hand. Mr Ian
gemheln of Philadelphia, is the discosercf
of the process
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SAMUEL STlNSpN,
District t'srk.

Received in office this the Goth way, 1850
and handed tine editor Of the T,Tas Rcpa5hcd
for publication the same day
JOHN J. KENNEDY, NhT
BY WV A. FIrADs, Dry.
jane 6, 1850 n52 u
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hk \ O. BRENT a graduate q tie Uni
,er-iiy q Glasgow. scotland. tender, hi.
pro.c.s.cn-. scryfse, 90 ihc c.uzen. Il Cas-.
tosnty. and vicinity Dr. Brew. has been a
gra.,lJ.rr ghy.., -.l Tor D., a.. ssca't years
Cs.,, opposite the Soja faAe Hotel
Jefferson. Marta Is, ls5o mas IL
hRS J b VAuGHT & H. /. GINENs.
- aa,.n. entered into a cofarinership in the
prsc'ioe Of phy.ie, tend their professional
scrsiet. r. the citizens ot Rusk and vicinity
W. bop, b. close attention te get liberal
saare OF patronage We w,.l charge 81 cents
mileage, Day or right, one dollar PER visit In
town. and wIll charge for but two visits per
day We will charge for medicine in all cases.
RG>k. Cherokee Co. Jan. !. 1880. n5u y
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MArmNoSy Some .andering baehc.
Tor says it i. much Joy when you first
get married; but it is more jury, after a
wear or So
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~ q ?. NoAtts
Her s;s~ the mgantsin sAie
TIL nos Ne fset iazrsiief;
Iyer, Won my woodland hs''se,
In a.sh Of samnSf weather
Cs-sn sAs ,i~a t.,- iis'en sssssf.
Th. drs, '-,rrxi rat sisad-'i
Ausrmn ~t~,ie Sr- rpand me row
AMI ,i~ leave, have fai-d-
She uho-r h-.r va. al my own.
In ihs summer bower,
With al plesssn. thing. hss t'e'n'
SUNBEAM. bird ard sg~.f.
Bot ac. memory vii lay
With M. ii,olsgh ssre rsriei--
Fun th~ ~e@ne | tam away,
Lone and brusrn-is.arfssi-
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PLOuCM MANVFACTORY.

AUSTIN STREET
THE subscribers, having erect.
CE@ ed in the town Of Marshall :
1l>n. Foundry for the casting oil
plough- exclusively, beg leave to sol'c'. inc
patronage of their friends, and residents Of
Texas, aud will thankfully rccei.c their orders
for the same.
COLEMAN & ALLEN
January 10th, ls5o--n32 ~
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SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.
TINE subscribers beg leave TO inform their
! iriend' and the public, that they have taken
the above House for term of years, and nre
now prepared to entertain hoarders and tray.
oilers
This larc and elegant establishment, former
~ knownas the Commercial House is pleas
aully situated on the corner of Texas and
Spring Streets, central to business and very
convenient to the Steam Boat Landing.
The ppprictors have had much experience in
Hotel keeping, and will spare no pains or cx.
pence torondcr their guests comfortable.
Thortable shall always be supplied with the
best ,ha our own, and the New Orleans mar.
kcIs vii afford
The public is respectfully solicited to call and
give thu Palmetto House trial
A. LEONARD,
J. W, GAMBLE,
Perpetrators
Shreveport, Feb. 9th, 1850 3s-,f
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Somebody thinks that il nature had de-
signed man To b. drunkard he would
hsye been constructed ike a ehurn, So that
the more be- darnk the hrmer he would
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