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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
oRcrzsAu Aorscr RorAI INSURANCE. Oonrasr, F,

cNcSSAu AGENCY ROYAL Insurance CcNPASr,l
] have examined W. K. Chnds Co.'S 'ilasto Fire an
Water Proof Cement ROodng and as far as can Judge
coasider il great Invention and am willing 10 Insure
eadipgs uu; protected upon the same terms as nsuF
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
Prom J. B. Bennett General Agent Of Ena Ins Co. for tn
Southern aud Western States.
CtNcSNAu, Jan. Z, 1857.
Having made considerable inquiry TO the merits Of the
patent Elastic Cement Roofing" introduced this city
BY Chids Co, hud 10 be highly recommended in this
city by many excellent Judges that IL is meeting with very
aho general nuodacon mat us superiority over
the tar composition Roofing decided and freely admed
and haay expect 20 adopt for next roof ghch will
pe next summer-havng intended TO tin, but viii try
the yrtne' OF the Patent Elastic Roofing substitute
Yours, truly, }. b. BENNETT.
orroE oF The GIN, HAM AKD DAYrox RAILROAD
Childs Co.'S Patent Cement ROohaE Is nov used her
on our hest class Of Rudng We covering Pregh
Cars with H. and Master chanie reports very favor
able TO il s. s. L'HoMME0IgU, Pres
oFnoE TIE Ono AKD MssIssirI RAILROAD o..
DEaR sI-In answer to your Ilq Try IN reIerepc. to
opinion 10 th pracc. your IN the cover.
ing Of cars We may sly that from observation,
terrain very favorable oneso much that intend
tesung II thoroughly roofs Of buildings cars &C after
Shoa we viii with pleasure give you dscided opnon
10 its utility. Yours, truly, n. LIPPENO0rr
supply Agent Ohio a M-s r r.
tE Since the above Wr,tten, the Ohio aud Mssis-
pots and bridges between Cincinnati aud Viaoeunes with
this Cement considering the best ares they have used
for the purpose.
H. @. LORD Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
= stsr, Pres. wilraing, ,on and zssesvile Railroad
~ skARLEs Pres Merchants Msnufscturers las. Co.
las H. oAKrER Agent ioT Ktna and other ford Co.'S
hsNhf MohruS, Pres. Central Insurance Company.
Gao. CARiilE, President Lafayette Bank
6Ao. W oFFts, Bel Manuf'r No lO2 hast Second It
BaKihk NoS Pau, No 90 Fourth Il.
: EEA hAilsr, Sin n 81, between Fourth and Fhh.
J. uQnkN, fal oT aud Draper, Fourth q.
AiilEs GEEESwooD, Iron fogndry.
ladge W. Y. GH0tsox.
loas ehiilifo a Co Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth 81
MITCHELL A kAhsELsHEH0, Furniture Manufsetursrs an
Dealers, koGrthsL
W. 4. SrEwAET, BE ldcr 3t5 Plum a.
A STILWELL L1ussile
hA. > hohrrSol1s Co., Ciarkssie, Tenn.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ. PETTINGILL CO.'S ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Nasssu Street NKw YoRK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United Satesznd
the Canadas
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Painting Establishment.

QUILDkRs Haasshadsrn Ac. Feqaested 70 taxa -
~ tics hss he undeugnsd hAxng maae ne neoessazy
aFFanEsmena. ana see1Fed ne services 81 competeat
vorkEen, ls noW prepared 70 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In shs lne of his xocason In all fs sarona hranehss
In ~ dspArmeat q H0CEk PAfNTIE0. fhe sahecFiher
pFeparea e szecue NstA the greatszt PFamPtacs an
eeetFAcfs kesrEer large. whch be tsHdered siyla
and upon terms Hkch eannsi ali 40 EFa satslacls1ns
lie ts aao prsp4zcd an ef efGN kND
0kNAMkNfALPAINfI fIN0. 6RAISlSa AND AARalING,
hnsng shss aepaFtsnt ssesrsd hs servess u ne oai
e&per aad sxpereuced artfsts-
The EaoaeFser reaucsi persons hsEnE grFk In ha
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Es. a uHiaa a. hsisesa CAsrry ana sannss.
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rNA @BMM MVHH-@HSs
WoULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Nashville and
w vicinity, that she has just returned from the East
all Of the newest styles and fashions selected by herself
My stock in part consists Of Ladies ancy Bonnets kinds
French Lace Bounets Hair and Lace Bonnets ard
Tuscan Blond Bonnets Blond and Hair English Straws
Misses and Chdrens Blond Flats, Leghorn Flats Coburg
Flats, Boys Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed Of all kinds
RIBBONS.
beautiful assortment Bonnet Ribbons Of all kinds
such French Grape Ribbons Velvet Ribbons Watered
Ribbons all kinds Sash and Belt Ribbons and Trimming
Ribbons Of all sorts.
FLOWERS.
large lot Of Bonnet Flowers Of all kinds su:h as
Grape Fowers, Second Mourning Flowers Wreaths Roses
aud Tnsel Drops, in gre at variety.
EMBR0IDERIES.
handsome assortment of Embreideries Ladies' such
Chemzetts in SETS Buge Collars Jaconett and swiss
Founcrg and Edgng, all kinds Ladies s. Black and hite
silk Wells, Kid Gloves all coors Picnic Gloves &C.. and
other articles Of Ladies' too menticn
Now ladies' is your time to get handsome and fashions
able bonnet cheap Do be under the impression
Union street is the only place get handsome and
fashionable bonnet Call at No. 10 Cedar street. and you
will that the goods equal TO any in the city.
sell you bonnets from 81 90 to $40 20, in fact cheaper
than any other store the city.
Remember, opening will be the 21st. All orders
for cleaning altering and retrimming shall be puncualy
attended to, and done in q superior style
N.B-Ladies Hair and Straw Bonnets cleansed and al
tered. mil
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DRAG z w a e Z Il S.
NO. S33 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Agent for the Best Boston and New York
INSTR mENTS.
NHE Largest assortment OF Pianos, Melodeons, Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise OF all kinds, in
the United States Pianosfom TIN different ManuacoI
comprising those OF every variety of style from the plain
Cases from 80 to ~ to those Of tie most elegant nnsh
oEE THOUSAND DOLLARS No house in the Union can
compete with the above the number variety, and cele
bry ofit Instruments in the EXTREMELY Lo" PRICES
at which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
ments OF over-strDgs and and action length OF SCALE
power and compass Of tone equal to the Grand fano
united with the beauty and durability Of structure Of the
square Piano. They areiusy pronounced oy the Press ana
by the first Musical Masters to be equal to those o any other
manufacturer They built Of the best and most thorough
y seasoned MATERIAL and guaranteed to stand tne acon
Of every climate.
Each instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction, pur
chase-rnoney refunded. SECOND HAND PLAHOS AZ
GREAT BARGALYS constantly in store, price from $50
TO s14O.
Tone touch and durability Of make (Tuned to the
equal temperament) MeodeOns or all other styles and
makes Price s5 500 $7o tlOO l25 $l4O double Reeds
and two banks Of Keys, $2OO Less liberal discount
Clergymen and and Churches, an extra discount.
Martins GuitarS,, Browns Harps, Flutes, Flu
tnas Accordans, Vions,, and Musical Instruments Of all
kinds prices than before offered to the public
large dcoGnt Teachers and Schools. The trade sup
Piled on the most liberalterms.
Musfc:-One o the largest and
Of Music published comprising many Of the cho and
popular airs Of the day. and will be sold at third OF
from the regular prices.
Music by all parts Of the country post paid
Particular and personal attention paidto all orders
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance Pianos
and Meodeons for rent, and rent allowed purchase
Pianos and Melodeons for sale on Monthly payments.
Pianos taken 10 exchange for General
select Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded
all parts o. the country by mail.
s Great inducements offered to Agents in all parts Of
the country sell the HORACE WATERS Pianos Melodeons
and Catalogues Of Music. jy12
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M1111nery.GOOdS.

AAAA AAS>4 y ys[))(NSs
Merchants and Miliners will End to their interest
give him call hs stock s far superior any kept in
The city AS every one knows what constitutes complete
assortment OF Millinery Goods, u is useless enumerate
Arters IL enough for his lady customers kpow IN Mrs
Crooker selected this Stock and with view he inter-
esis and tastes Of their patrons The public may rely upon
being honestly dealt with, as he does business in his
name. march2i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
Fresh Arrivals
OF Spring and Summer Goods.
M. SULZBACHER,

NJ E r CHANT TAILOR.
MARKET STREET, Nashv lille. Tenn.
AvING lately rehtted and enlarged our s,tabl.h.n,
and received large sdditlon our former extensive
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
We can al AL orders Clothing on the shortest notice
npiiees that viii suit all purchasers.
Our stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
Is nov complete both for 6entemen and Bows wear and
We confidently believe that give general satifon
msy6-3mO
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Prom J. B. Bennett General Agent Of na Ins Co. for tn

oFuoE oE THE cN, HAM DAErOS RAILROAD.
Childs Co.'S Patent Cement ROohag used her Z
on our hest class Of Rudng We covering our Fregh
Cars witt i and Master ehane reports very favor
able 70 IL s. 8. L'HoMMEOIEU, Pres.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

IL EAPkoffUtlf tenders bis Professional Services 10 n
~ street ian5-diys
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OWNERS WANTED for 2 boxes eonisininx
~ Sano, &C marked Mrs- Ellis Hampton Nashville; for
10 fpes brandy marked g.. Nashville for oalss Dry
Hides, narkee h. brown.
may2l WI. 6ORnoN 4 co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
WIFE KILLED BY HER HUSBAND

We condense the following from the
Pittston (Luzerne county, Pa Gazette of
Oct. 2Sth:
One Of the most appalling tragedies
which has fallen to our lot to record, occur
red in this place last week Early on Fri
day morning it was rumored that woman
living in White Gag Hollow, about two
miles from this borough, had been brutally
murdered by her husband, man named
Francis Burns, in the employ of the Penn
sylvania Coal CO. The constables were
Immediately ON the alert, and having ascer-
tanned that the report was well founded, a
search was made for the supposed murder
err He was soon discovered concealed in
coal bed or cave, near the town. His
face, hands and clothes were besmeared
with blood, and his behavior at once salts
fed the bystanders of his guilt. The
crowd which met the prisoner on his way
to the Justices Office, took possession of
him, and demanded he should be lynched;
and it was with the utmost difficulty the
constable managed to rescue him from their
grasp. During the hearing before Esquire
Redden, the scene was one of great excite
ment nothing would satisfy the indignant
populace but the immediate application of
lynch law The prisoner, however, was
eventually taken to the lookup, and Cor
oners jury summoned to hold an inquest
on the body.
On arriving at the prisoners residence,
which is situated in one of the widest
spots of this section of country, the body
of the murdered woman was found lying
on miserable apology for a bed, in
wretched hovel, which, with husband and
two children, she had inhabited for some
months. Drs. Nugent and Durkin made
the necessary examination of the body, and
testified that the cause of death was con-
c'tssioa Of the brain, produced by violence.
One or two flesh wounds and several severe
bruises were discovered on the body, but
there was no fracture A man named
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
WORLDLY PREACHERS.

The German Reformed Synod of Penn
sylvania, lately in session at Allentown, had
before it certain charges against two Min
listers of that persuasion, the one the Rev
Mr.. Lescher, and the other the Rev. f.
Helfrick, both of Northampton county A
committee of Ministers was appointed
some weeks ago to investigate the matter
1t was alleged against the former that he
was deeply interested in some coal transac-
tions in Luzerne county, in some way con-
nected with the Northampton Coal Compa-
ny, which was organized several years ago
1t is not stated In what manner these trans
actions affected the standing Of Mr.. t.,
but the Ministerial Court voted to suspend
him. Against the latter it was alleged that
he was also engaged in the Coal business
that he endeavored to defraud the Coal
Company-that he was entirely too world
.ly in his movements, trading horses, specu-
lating in coal, slate, &C., and lastly, that at
picnic given some timeago he had joined
in some sort of kissing play, such as the
young folks sometimes introduce for the
sake of amusement, and that he had kissed
the girls The charges against Helfrick
were not sustained, but the case is to be
revived before the Synod and finally dispo-
sed Of - -''T
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
MAN MURDERED BY HIS WIFE.

MAN MURDERED BY Ills NlFE.
The Olean Advertiser gives the follow
ing particulars of horrid murder perpe-
trated at Eldred township, Mexican county,
Pennsylvania, ON Sunday morning, 18th
ult -" Betsy VI Lane killed her husband,
Daniel M'Lane, by striking him repeated
ly on the head and neck with un axe,
nearly severing his head from his body,
MLane was evidently lying upon the bed
when the deed was committed, as the
wounds upon the body indicated, and the
bed was so fully saturated with blood that
it dripped through upon the floor beneath.
= M'Lane and his wife, we are informed,
were both upwards of fifty years of age.
She was widow, with some property, when
he married her, and both indulging pretty
freely in whiskey, they have never lived
together very harmoniously. On Saturday
last M'Lane was in this village, and bought
five gallons of whiskey, which he took home
with him. That night himself and wife
were both drunk, and on Sunday morning
the neighbors heard them quarreling and
fighting in the house. Between ten and
eleven o'clock, all was still there, and sew
eral men belonging in the neighborhood
went into the house. MLane was nowhere
in sight, but large quantity of blood was
upon the bed and floor, and one of the men
though You had been butchering here
where is NJ Lane? 2 He's gone to Smiths
Settlement, she replied
:" At this moment the man discovered
hand protruding from under the bed, and
stopped down and seized it, and drew out
the ghastly corpse of the murdered man.
The woman Immediately exclaimed, /
don't know who killed Dam don't know
who killed him. The corpse was fright
full to behold, the skull broken by blow
on the right temple, the head nearly sever
ed from the body by deep cut Oil the left
side of the neck, and part of the right
hand chopped off. An eye witness says
The bed looked as though more than forty
gallons Of blood had been poured upon it.
When the party entered the house the wo-
man was cndeavoring to wash the blood out
of some of the bed clothes
"This couple had no ehildren-and ac-
cording to the best of cur knowledge, no
other person had been in the house the
morning previous to the murder, and there
can be no doubt but that VI Lane was Kill
led by his wife She is now in the jail at
Smithport"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05

nA.As an evidence of the hard times
which are prevailing everywhere, the New
ark On. j. Advertiser relates the follow
ing incident: ga young mechanic on Sat
urday evening was arrested for stealing
piece of meat from a butchers stall. He
said he Had been without work several
weeks, and being without money or credit,
and too proud to beg, he preferred to steal
to save from starvation a wife and two
children, who had been without food since
Friday morning. An Investigation into
the case proved the truth of his statement,
and he was released, given the meat, and
told to come for more, and was also pre-
sented with a purse of S., which was made
up for him." '-'''
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05

A Fight.-Patrick White, last night got
exceedingly tight, and engaged in fight,
by punching the head of friend who said
that Patrick White was not quite right.
As might be supposed, his friends anger
arose, and he hit Pat on the nose three yery
severe blows, which as every one knows,
is quite apt to disclose the passions which
dwell in mans heart who is "unwell''
from drinking too much of whiskey and
"such." The persons around were dis
turbed by the sound, and couldn't think of
sleeping wink, till the outcry was hushed
and the crowd dispersed Mr. White was
put right on the road for his home, and told
in all time to come to leave off drinking
rum, and conduct himself good as all per-
sons should. He acknowledged the corn
of taking a horn, and he solemnly swore
he'd do so no more.-Bqfato Repablic.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
lng l1NS9 9RGAs
WILLIE. WE HAVE MISSED YOU.

Nh Willie Is II you dear-safe safe at home,
They did true. DEAR they said you would not
come.
Iheard you at gate and 1t made my heart rejoice
For knew that welcome footsep and dear familiar
voice,
Making making music on my ear the lonely midnight
gloom,
Oh Willie, have missed you-welcome, welcome home.
We've onged you nightly but this night of all,
The fire blazing brightly, and lights in the hall;
The little up till twas ten o'clock and past,
Then their began to twinkle and they have gone to
sleep at last;
But they listened your TIL they thought you'd
never come
Oh, Willie we have missed youwelcome, welcome home.
The days sad without the nights long and drear
My dreams have been about you. welcome Willie dear;
Last night wept and watched, by moonights cherries
ray,
Till thought heard your footsteps then wiped my
tears away,
But my heart sad again when found you had
come
On Willie, We have missed you-wecOme welcome home.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
[OBACCO AND CIGARS.

Esius~sI sweet and plain Cavendish, Rose
|fDs al a.. Leaf, Congress, coarse and fine
he W. vi. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
bsrnsn' ny I; pest kinds Imported Havana
1 'ssn 5a Cigars of the most celebrated
b Amss;eslc Asslc Havana, Spanish, Half Span
we'll IIiean sasn cigars, and also large guam
b. al sefssoned af cheap domestic and Ger
% The " winch he will sell wholesale or
teDds,s~ most reasonable terms.
! 5y 5'aS ,',;a. BIS thanks for past patronage,
Eing ~ r''.Sl ~ attention to business, and en-
kasl nIne please his customers, and selling
Fiore y!va !,uH,s, TO increase the patronage
GEO. w. THOMAS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
West Branch Insurance Co.
LOCK HAVEN. PA.

hrREs Detached Buildings, Stores; Mer-
rn t;.. Farm Property, and other Build
had their contents, at moderate rates
DIRECTORS.
~, pearce, Hon. G. c. Harvey,
OI Hi T. T. Abrams,
IL Waver. ID. X. Jackman,
Hes Crist, w, w 49, W;t,h
D''A Hon. G. C. HARVEY, Pres.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
4, Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
IN TIovd Thos. Bowman, ID. ID.
winegardner, Wm' ahderoe"'
VS. DIR. ]. S. Crawford,
4 on;ggle A. Updegraf,
xw. Maynard, James nrmS,rohg'
@Simon Cameron, lion. " m Plgier, ,
IL i,, ,gen, for Mifflin county. G. w. STEW
N FFS apps
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Iole No. 2432'
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For six months, rs cents.
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months, $500.
uaoers addressed to persons out OF the
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I coatrary or payment guaranteed by some
IOsible person here.
ADVERTISING.
lines Of minion, or their equivalent, con-
4 square. Three insertions 81, and 20
IT, each subsequent insertion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
New Series---Vol. IL, No. 52.

Cooper, being duly sworn, said-Last night
| heard some one hallooing, agd blows be-
ing struck; have frequently known Burns
to ill-use his wife.
Other witnesses were examined, who tes-
tilted TO the brutality of Burns, after which
verdict was rendered to the effect that
she was murdered by him. Burns was
then committed to Wilkesbarre Jail.
The same day reports reached Pittston
that the remains of human being had
been discovered OH Everhart's Island, near
the Lackawanna, so far decomposed that
Identification was impossible, but supposed
to be the body of Adam Michael, a Ger
man, who worked in the Upper Mines"
The Berks County Murder.-The Com
missioners of Berks county have offered a
reward of $500 for the apprehension of the
perpetrators of the murder of Adaline Ba-
yer, near Mohrsville, in that county. 1t is
to be hoped that they may be brought to
justice. In reference to this murder the
Reading Gazette relates the following sin
gular coincidence:
Some eighteen years ago a beautiful
young girl, named Esther Fisher, left Man
ayunk on canal boat for Reading, but was
murdered before reaching the latter place.
The phbfic excitement was very great, and
a large reward was offered for the detection
of the murderer, but without success
This girl was sister of the mother of Ad-
aline Baver, Eho so recently has met
similar fate. Is it passible that the MUIR
derers of these poor girls are never to be
discovered until the revelations of the great
day?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
fniir f,nm Less and Damage by Pire,
CONTINENTAL
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

narrated by the Legislature of Fennsytrd-
ma, Nth Perpetual Charter.
authorized Capital, sl,O0O,00O.
\ No. 6l Walnut ST. above Second, Phila.
\ Insurance on Buildings, Furniture, Mer-
tise, &C., generally. Marine Insurance
Eargoes and Freights TO all parts of The
n Inland Insurance on Goods, &C., by
4. Rivers, Canals, and Land Carriages, to
Sah. of the Union, on the most favorable
4. consistent with security.
DIRECTORS.
he ". Colladay, William Bowers,
MI. Coleman, Joseph Oat,
ED V. Machette, Howard Hinchman.
.6EORGE w. COLLADAY, President.
AlES WILSON, Secretary.
& Agent for Mifilip county, Wm. P. Ell
IN, Esq. febl9-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.

EIhIIII II6 IIIoUI dIICC NUIII Jd-
ny of Philadelphia.
baee lG3a Chestnut street, near Fifth.
Fnent Of Assets, $I,S27,IS5 so
January lst, 1851.
sbcd asreeably In an act Of Assembly, be-
ing,
Mortgages, amply secured, Sl,5l9,932 g
Etate, present value, Sl09,-
cost, 1914 l6
+, present value, s83,88l l2,)
y 1882 81
i &c, 6j,l2I 56
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SEARlDGy1sraHo

T,; ~ J, consisting Of Note, Letter and Cap
IusIlsa j s'e BEST quality, either by the reatn
ri,i,;a.q i, quantities; fancy and plain Envel-
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