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0penal Notires.

Gillette Young Mems Association.
4 On TO-MoRHOw CTuesdsy) EVENING, the 18th inst,
Prof. o. NJ Mitchell
deliver be fourth and las, lecture f The series being
rjyen before this Association,
1.-THE ASTRONOMY OF THE BIBLE"
the Calvary Baptist Church, West sd s between 5h AMI OH
tW
.tss 10 hsd the the evening Of the Lecture ~
setn each
Doors open att. Lecture At g.
NB-This Series Of Lectures have NEVER BEFORE BEEN
pyLIyERED in this city. JAS. sANDFOR0,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
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In Pre..:
THE BOTANICAL REASON WHY,
l. The GEOLOGICAL REASON WHY,
TIE ASTRONOMICAL REASON WHY.
TIE CHEMICAL REASON why
TIE GRAMMATICAL REASON WHY.
WIN ee pubbshed the aah Of oesoser
HE CORNER CUPBOARD
Or,
F,cTs Foa EvrsYsopy.
py he ,utbor q Inquire Within" TIE Reson Why etc
Large lsnor 400 passs, elotb Sin side AID back
Prc--sl.
Iu.s;rssd with ever Osr THors,sD Eyss,vnGA
DIck 4 FITZGERALD,
No IS Anns-, Ne~Yors
A SPLENDID NUMBER OF
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of N. Bride sId Mds the Wedding Dresses the brides
~ - P.t, C.bdrG Pictures Of he Jewels presented %
the BRIDE toostDf over lO.trp( -
Portrait Of Boderck A'elJ shot IN San Franesco
Large Engraving of the Battle between ne Chi
and Er showing tn' exsc posnoas oil ne snps and
forts and otnei Interesting Pictures , .
Th viii be ous the bs and most interesting numbers ever
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
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No. ll3 Wsscinston ~. 'son.
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By Francis HILLtaRD, Ese,
Author 4 ,he Law # M0rs.ge." &c.
IL 70. nnes $40. Price BIO.
ave txsuiued With much st-1t0n this
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standard American work upon np7rlut bfanc1 Of The law
hu work vhrIe existed before, sghe wt.ch By
guu3e and rs Inaccessible through ordtaay channels
study Investigation imPsr.ey dem.ud-d vhst hss
ceiy.d disinci fl csmfretsLe, and pa ni;a ieA
meu
Upon the whole believe the preparation of this treatise
III, e extremely well sGved thai e VII prove b
Of area, practical h- hands Of b2h ps sad
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Brooklyn Young Mems
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Prof. o. N. MICHEL
VII Deliver
-FOUR NEW LECTCRES
Oa
"A 8 R0 " o. n 7,
In

PLYMOUTH CHURCH,
O r. a. 2 and = ns. Single tichets Is oss IS cenz for
he Couse For sale the Rooms o, tie Association,
svsyre, No 30 Fulton s Nsyins No lso Ful:ons, and
~ koses No l42 Alsnicst
For A-sembIy-Mr JOHN COMNERFORD The iDds
Of Xth XII'h XINh and XViI,h Wn1s In IA
vor tie cf The above candidate invited aed
meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING a. :. ocIock o. No it'
tovey opposite Several gentlemen vii address tie
n.seihg BY oieer of the Committee -
tH hLEs kRApER, FRANCIS JOHN IACsZEh
FRANCIS B. SMITH.
Republican Central Committee.-The EIecIiye
COMMITTEE o. the above Committee will meet 81 No. bs Broad.
way, THIS Monday EVENING. a: :. ococt
D. D. 7. MARSHALL, Chairmsr
e. a,d ss,..ox sSL.yILsso' Secretaries.
Young Mems Ashland Republican Club Of X inas
No sCours MONDAY EVENING, I'm inst st 7. O'Clock
The member. seuss|d N BE- present husn Of import
suce eiI be bronsh' before the Club. JOSEPH REEVE
}. OAKLEY NoDYsE sscr.tsry Pf.diept
Twelfth Ward Republican Association, Al, en-
ton A meeting viii oe oeld OF MONDAY " ENlSG
Oct H. u o'clock In FapstoD's Hall corner Iths and
80 As business Of vital in % the success OF hpuo
ncaps will prevented IL 10 desirable that >>i
should b. present Nonenroed member requested 70 a.
tend sgn he Of Agreement Be puncua a, the
and remember that half past seven" does Ii. mean
" eight O'Clock. . x ,
BY order, JACOB FISHER, Pfesiien.-
w. Z. PABoR, Secretary.
Twenty-First Ward Republican Association
sba meeting of the alton will be held tbs (MJn
dsy) EVENING Oct II, at No 46 ih.y, a. o,clock.
u a pr.a.4a
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The Brooklyn Association for improving tbe c,nditon
Of the poor will bod annual meeting MONDAY EVER
ING the 18th Instant "a ococL in he Brooklyn Institute
the epor OF the Board Of Mauaters will be
presented officers elected for the ensuing year All who feel
iDieIe,ted IN the welfare Of the fy invited 20
attend. By order, GEORGE HALL President
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The Evening French Course
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.

By NJ NJ FABRrGON and OUDlN Instructors In the
FRfNCH Department Of the New York Academy will open
TUESDAY NIGaT October 10 and continue every TUESDAY
FRIDAY The Lecture ROOM No "a has been secured for
Il. pupc,e, and will beoPeued al 7 p. IN.
Les and gentlemen wishing otn the Course desired 10
have their sAmes registered MONDAY or early TUESDAY
evening
Cifcuus at the principal Bookstores.
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DIR, Iiebcr,. Lectures on Politics viii commence oe
TUESDAY NENT az u ocioct, 81 the ColHmeis Law no
No place. T kets he had a. ne Law
ana AZ Aessrs Arr Co.'S Wesernsnn % of0Aa
Ieclure.-Tbe Rev. HENRY LoUNsBsRRY VII dedyx
strr before the Youg Mems Christ&n SO asti9n OF ,ne
1.rsFs, M y Cburrb on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ost ~
=, oe!o-t subl,o,: rh, Theoy q EsrthG Admis
or free collection viii ~ sksn io' 'ae u's u 'hs L'N'
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DARTIES AND THEIR PRINCIPLES ::
i MANUAL
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
EXHIBITING THE
GROWTH AND CHARACTER OF NATIONAL PARTIES,
WITH AN APPENDIX
CONTAINING VALUABLE GENERAL AND
STATISTICAL INFORMATION.
By ARIHVR HOLMES.
VOL limo Cloth 81.
From The Evening Post
No book vet published relating the subject contains %
much valuable information In brief convenient lof refer
euce."
From The Lyrchbursh Nirginisn.
ally needed especially 70 writer's ana
politicians and think the author las succeeded admirably u
his undertaking"
From The Albany ArfnL
asa hand book il viii eoube. De found ussfl oy Al Inter
esed national politics and ths inruie al good e.en
From Life illustrated
We have here in the conpass Of 40 mater 70 lad
which any ether oTu would required years search
uus,y yo1es old Dewspsperi cry DO, lmen, and
Court records Vhc not essy Obtained AID mE
te should b. studied by citizen ofh- Republic
D. APPLETON Co., p bliss.rs,
Ncs. SO and 3is Broadway.
seri free By mail on receip. Of price.
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"IGHLY IMPORTANT to BOTH SEXES,
Msnied Siuzle n heslth or ds-.se-MEDICAL AO-
T.FR AID MARRIAGE GUIDE S-b sdiii1n over 90 'sse.
auo eh and aboye 100 Elec;rotyp- Engraving Pnce -
Bv brA,sd Paris Lordon Physician aud sarfeon nos
ofSe~ Yok City This interesting book should Dc II ne nsSa
Of every s5ut p.ron parts .dfs a. n.s sfnt
in vain IN other. Sod by H. G. LA~RESCE Nc 'e'eJ
a. As.or H0lse-
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Medical Instruction at Bellevue Hospitai.-The
NinteI Meeics ard Sdrgica distraction l,Ise
by Clinical Practice, " III commence MONDAY Oct H. at
p m precise the Anatomical Thester Of Bellevue dos
pa; ben the opsuii address IA be delivered by JOHN w
FRANCIS n D., Pr,s6cut Of the Meics' B1.rd. Ds
CHANDLER X. GILMAN, and JOHN t. METSALFE
viii so sdel.s students TIE Medical 1roesiioo Stuaeo
of Medicine and o:beIs interested invited attend
T. DAILY Warden OF Bellevue Hospital.
Public sale of SO Valuable Staillons, Brood
Mares and Coi-.-Jr THURSDAY NENI, Oct. p, 81 IL.
n a. toe Mile Hu Farm oPPosi,, the BonsPsrte Grounds
BORDrNTOWN n will te sold thirtys valuable STALL
IONS BROOD MARES ard COLTS, o1uss,iug Of Thorough
bes Ia. bea Gaa To:,irs s,ocs, the property Of A. M1l
lard esq . a.
g. the noti y OF bueeen;
HFRMgs-Stven years Old Isl hauds By Mariner ou: OF the
Queen of The Tut. Fashion.
JoshPH-TWo years old b5 Henes out Ct Ps;sey Anthony
NFW-JERsEY-Faur o5, By George NJ Pacnen on OF
Pssey AnthCry m,gr6osni Colt 10 hands high prom
isrg very speed sDd bot.oul
Trains No l. n T. ate and Conraad' " a. u
arrive AZ Boiotutoun a. 9:l5 and s:>s
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Eeh; Husa,ions square lsmo. 800 pages bound unort
with Men who have Risen Price IS cents
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Twenty.First Ward Republican Association.-
sua meeting Of the Assoc alton will be held tbs (MJn
dsy) EVENING, Oct II, at No 455 ith'sv Az oclock
r. B. VAN BUREAN President.
C. PufInIN
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Eist. IHus,or, square smo SIS Pase' elegantly bound
Cloih, asserted cslora Price IS cents
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

LAST oF THE HUooERMUoGERs"- "A
sprightly school. girl was reading the last OF
the Huggermuggrrs, & stirred by the spirit Of
inquiry stimulated byher teachers if not by
natural feminine curl osity, asked n boy cous-
in OF hers the meaning of Huggermugger.-
John looked thoughtful for moment and
then said III show you = and before the in
cipient woman had time to make any further
remark, John had his arms around her wuist
and subjeGted il TO gentle pressure--'That's
n hugger, and this (putting his lips to hers
in nheetionatn collision) is invgger' Yes.
said the not more than half dispcased Sarah
Ann, and this is the last Of the huggermug-
gers fUr.if ever you attempt TO give me
another such defnhioh, m box, your
ears"
A letter from Fraser river t6ys that women
are at premium there ineHpressiblc b, fig
ures.7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14


Tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied her raven ringlcts in.
But not alone in the silkcn snare
Did she catch her lovely floating hair,
For, tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied yoU'g mans heart within
They were str6llng together up the hill,
Where the wind comes blowing merry an
chill;
And IL blew the curls frolicsome race,
All over the happy peach colorcd face,
Till scolding and laughing she tied them In,
Under, her beautiful, dimplcd chin.
And Il blew a color, bright as the bloom
OS the pinkest fnehia's tossing plume,
All over thc checks of the prctticst girl
That ever imprisoned a Tomping curl,
Or, in tying her bonnet under her chin,
Tied young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
MAdder, merrier, ohiliier still
The west eTn wind blew down and played
The widest tricks with the little maid,
As. tying her bonnet under hsr chin,
She tied young mans heart within.
Oh. western wind. do you think il was fair
To play such tricks with her floating hair
To glady, gletfully do your best
Tosblow her against the young mans breast,
Where he nsgladly folded her in,
And kissed her mouth and dimpled chin
Oh, Encry vahc. you little thought,
An hour ago, when you besought
This country lass to walk with you,
After the sun had dried the dew.
What pcrilous danger you'd b, in,
AssaShe tied her bonnet under her chin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
To a Bride.


Lot not my friend, though now wife,
Bid all her cares Adicu
Comforts there are Ia married lie,
Aud there are crosses, too,
do not wish 20 mar your mirth
With an ungrateful sound,
But know that perfect bliss on earth
No mortal ever found.
Your prospects aud your hopes are great
May God those hopes mlhl-
Butyou viii hnd IN every state,
Some din.eu'tes still.
The rite which lately Joined your hands.
Cannot insure contents
Religion iorn,s tho Atrongeal baads. -.---.-
And love the best cement
4 friendship founded on esteem,
Lies shatterinR blast cndures
/. viii not vanish as dream
And such. hope. 10 yours.
yet Gods daily blessing crave.
Nor trust your youthful heart
You must Divine assistance have
To act prudent part
Though YOU have left the parent wing,
Nor longer ask It's care,
IL Is bat seld ON husbands bring
a lighter yoke TO wear.
They have their humors and their faults
SO mutable ismani
Excuse his foiblcs In yous thoughts,
And hide them ifyou can,
No anger nor resentment keep,
Whatever II amiss;
lie rcconcilcd before YOU sleep,
And seal II with Mss
or. ifthetc's cause 20 reprehend,
DO IL with mild address; H
Remember he's your dearest ftiondi
And love him ne'er the less
Ii. not the way 10 scold At large,
What c'er proud reasons boast
For those their duty best discharge
Who condesccnd the most.
Mutual attempts to serve and please
Each other will eHdear,
Thus YOU may bear the yoke with case,
Nor diseord interfere.
Thus give your tender passions scope
Yet better things pursue
De heaven the Ut1rct NJ year hope, -
And lead him thither, too
Since YOU must both resign your breath,
Aud God alone knows when
SO live that you may part IN death
Tomcet with JOY again.
And may the Lord your ways approve.
And grant you both share
In His rcdcemrg. saving love,
And proyidcnual care.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
JOB PRINTING.

Our Printing establishment was never Ia better
rendition than now, and increased attention will
be given 10 thiA branch Of business We Keep
constantly on hand Paper and Card stock, and are
ff~psr-a =, f'fi'tt Is4sl.llls, psasIalInrA.
Auction bills bin Heads, Labels Circulars, nus-
nrss aud Wedding Cards do,, So, a. short notice,
Orders by mail will be carefully attended 90, aud
Nhs work forwarded with despatch
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Agents for Tho Calodonian.

NJ In any Of the above, or In other towns
payments may be made when more convenient
30 the Postmasters thereof or the amount maJ
te sent directly 10 this Office but We must iusisl
w aculements every year,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

o." We find in one Of our exchanges the
following little lyric, entitled "The Love-Knot," f"
10y Nora Perry. The tying up Of n young
mans heart with bonnc, string, or ringlet
is sweet old story to which the world al
ways listensi but it has never heen more
daintiiv told before -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

lawyers in." qngth she. 81 wonder what bio
business Was heard him shy something
had arose in Carr and Carr"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

Cathedral. and heRd-master Of the collegiate
school, came forward.
You are rector Of 81. James the Less, said
Sergeant Wrahgls.
4 am replied Mr., Wiberforce.
'Jd you ever see the entry of Robert
Cau's marriage with Martha Ann Hsghes in
the ehurohs regisierP
Yes did Sergeant slnem pdeked up
his ears.
when did you see Il p
'On the twentyfouuh Of last October
How do you fix the date, Mr. WiIber-
force ? inquired the judge, who recognized
him ~ the minor canon wis had oiicinted In
the ehantsrs desk, the previous day in the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

established eight ycars in ar excellent -eghborhcod has
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gross Blo,tinf Paper n Boards
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6ouses 10 Get.

CTEAN POWER to LET at Elizabeth Port,
- ~ IA large tsos.oy bhci FACTORY. lcc fee. By 50
via S:si-kaEns q - ho-se?oEer Possession car v had
lna-dia.ey Ap?,y A. BAIZ nc. 10 Psaxlb or o. LIZA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
TON TINE HOT 4 L ,
BY II. Lgg SCRANTON.
EEtx HAVEN CnAE

Ihve made extensive mpcs IL the Tcn,lne Hotel this
Spring H. .h addition o. Rooms Billiard Tables and
Bath Rooms with hot aud cold Families have suites
of a. ee Ho'e as " any frs:cas' Eote! IL the
country.
Eyry attention vii he paid % me guests Of the .To house,.
Being sole the Sac He sd property and hsy
ir years lease from January next Of the Tontne Hotel
my whole time will be deyoed the comfort Of the quests
II. LIE SCRANTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK g. WINSTON LCClus koBiNsOS;
JOHN '. L. PRUlN, w sM lIh bhUMG
WILLIAM MOORE, RICHARD PAIknh
JosFPU BII'NT WILLIAM II. PoPHAN,
ROBERT II. MCCRDf. LlCCk0I . EDUaHEVS,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON, EZRA NHEELEh
JOHN H. SHIFT CEPHAs III. NORTON,
WILLIAM J. BUNKER, HAMLlN BLAkE.
WiIIIaM BFTTS SAMUEL d. BABCoCK,
Holm p YELI FRTON MlLLARU FILLMORE,
JOHN WADSWORril, DAVID HOApLEr,
ALFRED EDW ARDS HENRY A. SMiTIIk,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN WILLIAM V. bkAof,
JOHN NJ STUART, W =. DODOE,
GEORGE X CLARK GEORGE COZ,
SAMI'FL r. SPROUTS NM n STRONG,
SaMIrFL NJ CORNELL. ALEN. " BRADFORD
FREDERICK g. WINSTON. Presi6s sat-
secretary Isaac Aes.IT. Actury, SHErPAeD HoNAss.
Medical Examiner. MsrrRs PosT. ID.
NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.
IN Boston. Capital aud aee Premsms os $50 n
PAVING dSideUd OF per 20 al the lsred fsmpa.
lets Reports, &C. furnished gratis, . JOHN horPkk.
Agent and Attorney foI the Co.. No lie Broadway, r.
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Jnsurante Companies.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPAH
wi OF NEW.yoRK

OFFICE No. - BROADWAY
QUARTERLY ST TATFME NJ Of TIE .fsis q n. surCh
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF hEW-iohh. % es
Quaste. endins sch April, lSe; ..,..., a.
$50, r..: - al a. is,l .,,, S's3l "
r,.i ............... S5iSi, 81 "
RECEIPTS DURING TlIE OF ARIkA
rSE ia., r'sn,s'i'' Srs; S. S-,as %
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

C AC HENS HEAD HOTEL,
- NEAR GUfLFORD, CONN.
Tue rbTbe having Puotssed this well tnown frstela's
fhioaae Sumner House would inform it, ner patrons and
the pubic generally thai be refurni.hed painted inside
p; complete order opeaed for the reception Of
COMPANY o JUne under the immediate
tDdesc OF SAMt III FOWLER the popular and uniSer'
"a favorte this establishment fur the last ten
Tho He is Of modern Construction built extensive
scale with accommoda f.. 30 guests commanding fne
view Of Long Island Sound. Billiard Shuttle aud Bowling
Rolt a. oonveleL dssuce from the house. Good Fishing
eud Bathing within Eve miuutei' walk
have teen with tho New London Sonns
to ana Providence Railroad tor New Depo. within mile of
the Hone csle1 the Sachcus Head Station also for kScur
sio k. frhe barders and from .h- Tonne Hotel t. the
Head d. half price.
n B.-M .sle.oes aeyeT seea a. the Head.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
Gbanees for business meH.

RROOKLYN SCHOOL for SALE.-iIas been
ID established eight ycars in excellent -eghborhcod ha
been well sustsred Price asH Address TEACHER
Box No. lSO Tribune Office.
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Gummer Retreats.

for The Summer reasonable rates. Refer 20 h. o.
WHEELER No. Il Jchi =, hew loTk.
DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY-A
ID private family living within hours ride rail from New
wishing accommodate lady and geuemaU, with their
child and with BOARD for Tie SmneI will address Box
No ls3 New ioh Poe Ofce Would prefer to be the
water .1d that there should be Ic other b1arders.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

CELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS-Glass, Porcs.
- lain and Tia Also Patent Top, Tor TDLer. rotary E1
Whips Old Empire Coffee Pos aud various o.hc. aud ussa
articles In ths house furnishing lint a. wholrsse by
GRAY BROTHERS No % Beekma- r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
6ouse- Furnishing @coos.

COOKING by GAS.-1he ctespest and best
~ Fuel for Summer Gas Ranges OF al sizes also Steak
Broers Iron Heaters and Gas Hus for sale by s. T. Nc
DOT GALL, No. 4siBrosdwsy, oor-er Canss Entrance a.
No Canal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

RIlSINESS in CANADA for

ID SALE fc-,i.irr BCcksrirs sla s,atgesry bus1es
Il one q lesdi1s cities il Canada and ors th.e
tv.,v yesr siee % be dspo.-d g. hry one s'hns
70 tr,s or The SAGE AddrrsS JANIS hLLtk boke-fr
Nc 40 B-osd, az, kefs-togk
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Uants.

VNANTED-By q tidy, well.di.Posed Gid, a
W .l'u.ton In ite e9guiry as CH4MBGRaAtpI, L s.d
WAITEk. VI A.st IN Nsshiug; void do OeI-rs III s-
wa-rs per mont. Arpy a; Nc S's 6h az nm aoo
frOi.t
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