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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

O. J woop 4 Co.-Gentss AZ have eees engs-
rcd IN s<fing,o Hair Restorativc the last SEASON
a., on. OF your local agents fR NJ Hackinseu.j and
having the beneficial c1ccts 81 u ny set.
I woald Ike IL o.ssin an agency Tor TIE state OF
Ohio or some stat In The West. should you -i.h 70
- 49, IL. errarenent. q conviuc-d there
i nothinl equal 10 IL IN the United States or resof
trr The bar have been engaged IN the Drug basil.
- = sr s~xrrf ears sofd various prrpa-
ration. Tor the hair have found nothing That re
a .r.s cretite oflAns % httxofstss the scap ss
~ff x.rs btinr futty convinced that rrstor-
49, \. ~has zee represent he. ~ouid Ike
srr..s in nc .sl~ ~ a. f.s am satisfied musl n
foasruiy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

ProaiA MsRIxr AND FIRE INSURANCE Co., Of
feoria. lllinsis. Capital $500 coo. The rich.
est and moo; reliable Insurance Company in
ne West. business confined entirely to Indi-
ana, Illinois aud Ohio.
The Agents Of these well known aud reli-
bile Insurance Companies, in presenting their
Claims to the public for a continuance Of their
and patronage SO literally bestow.
u upon the Companies rerrcprcsented by
them during the past FIVE years. feel auihori-
zed in stating that the affairs OF each Of the
Comp ,nies are in a sound. healthy. and prosper
QUE con 'if:oa.
All Of The above Companies have complied
with The Insurance Law OF Indiasa. as eau be
see, by reference to the Auditor OF State : Ger
tifca,es on file in our office!
MCLEAN a. CRANE,
GENERAL Insurance AoKSr.
Union Relc. Ryee's Store.
Oct. %. 1855 dw3m
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i. i. DECK.

EsTRAf Taken up by James Pirk-
- sh., iitiAe IN ffaTie Greek 20 q nship. figo
comfy. Indiana. tn 21I ~ flerembcr Ir5s. one
nsy hofse, spPfo-er 90 BE- sixteen YEAR Of. bo'b
nt"e iett WIT. star ia his fOrehesd and asnr lir
"e r-ts oi' net. spring. the right hind font White
saH - ~ - ser h0ck. white Ga he len hind
toot.A 80 .ace. and white down on q. nose. The
hots' ~ aplrui.ed Al nftcen dollars. and the
Al 81. ty-des dollars. Nitress ~ fand aud seal
a. date above. q. NcANDkRSON }. p
Germ, the foregoing ~ De : uoe cory from the
Fssrsy Register this 3gth d. ~ Dec mbCr. lssr
Jan 5, ~ AM. WILKINS. Cltrk
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

Nav YorI IspExsirr lxsrnAScE CoNrssY.
OF Albany, n T.. chartered in 1893. charter
rerPetnal-Cash capital $3.50 900. all paid up.
and invested in real estate. worth double the
amount loaned thereon. The Terre-Hau,e
Agency Of this Company was established in
Nav, LIS
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

PKNNsrlvsSIA STATE IssrRASsE CoprAsr, of
Harrisbrrgh. Pa-Cash capital and surplus.
$780, 900. Terre Hanle Agency established in
May. 1853. Losses paid at eur Agency a.
500.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
State of Indiana. County Of vigo, IS.

viss Csrcsii Cssrf. Havek Tern. 1ss9.
NO sss-w illisr 7 Chsnnieg - Susan Z
3. Ckannshg --Dseere-
DER remembered thai on this 18th day Of
ID Jsnusry 1889. The plsinnf per rhomp-
son 4 1eDcke- his attorney fled IN the Clerk =
flee his complaint against the defendant for
Divorce Together Nth the sfijavit Of dis.
interested person and Competent witness hat
the said defendant - 4ct a resident ~ she
Sts,e II Indians.
The sasd defendant y therefore hereby mott
fed thsi unless she DC and appear before the
lodge q this Coar; on the hrst day Of The
n.xtt~rrn thsreef bsr~sfter - be hrid Al the
Court usasc ia fefre Haute, on the hrsi Non
iay II March next. thea and there or q be.
fore the calling Of the ese-~ for trial plead an.
AVER o. demsr 70 the PLAINTIFF eomplsiat The
matters aud thing< therein esstaines. uiil b.
h~a-ri r~d determined "a her sbsence aud De
creed accordingly.
AND. WILKINS. CLERK.
Jan. 70 1859. Wv Prs. fr~ $500
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s,a:e Of Indiana, vigo County. IS:

n tie riye COu-f n Common Plss. Jaausrs
Term 1853
George Sanksy r.. Thomas S.ukey srd others.
BE y remembered n al or lie I2sh LAY Of
Jabua'y l 81 the sail plaintiff. by Bari &
d = ei bi, aftoueys fisd IA he said Corr
n co.'s pisint again . fhr sad 4 fcnd4his and
a., The sfi iAvit II dssiutvre.ied erson that
Haynes snd Ham IA MT ~Ife. " .l.iaw. Iohn
Mar, slix sbsth. hoinAs Sloan. nOaler.
ffarkls and Calvin. hsir. of Abraham sank
cy. dec -ased. are "a { resi,.cht, Of a., : tie
thy are hereby ~, t.hcd Of The p-ndeuc e
this Ait AID are required 10 De and 81 pea u.
sad Court a. the next ter thereof ani an
swer said complaint or the same VII be heard
aud determined 10 their ab-enee
AND. WILKINS, Clerk.
Jan 10. 49, p. fee 81 %
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

GRKAr WKsrEES Insurance AND Tscsr O.
Of lhilad,lphis-cash capital (sll paid up,
half million. (s500. 600 This is ore Of
the oldest. beet known and .riehesi Insurance
corporations Of Philadelphia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

TT can be ran BY Horse, steam, Mind or Water
L Power.
Price, with Sievs arranged. Tor sizing Corn Nos
Tor family use. while erLliag. $50
Price wtth Boiling Ne Shin- alta chet, fos
kiEg Family Flour ...-.....--.......Ssj
Descriptive circulars can be bad o. the NIL oar Be
Ia operation AZ The Office 81 The ..Csnisn Farm
Nfi Company. Tribune Buiidir -. No spruce
Nc~ l0rs, all orders will receive rscuipt al
isntiou. MARTIN THATCHER, Eee'y.
Dee IL. fs,e-dw6n
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

I,~TaAY eOTfCEs-This IL - certify ia,
IL Daniel Mi-sft % Pierson township. yiss cson-
~ Indiana. k1s reported TO estrzy steer Ia
Described as follow, to-wit: Red on lis baek his
sides AID q are black, sith " bite 70 so. market
SUPPOSED 20 be Eve Years OLD next sprirr. and Az.
praised Ei t-efiy dollars, ~ Thumas Conxwav sta
Hamilton shaw.
IN testimony whereof have Aersanto col M hand
and seal. hi. sk day Of January. 1850.
JOHN 4. wooDRUPP.JP. ,sa.,
certify th.f ne Foregoing 10 q true COW a. A.
Essr.y Record ASR. TflxlSk Ssr
lee a. fs<f<1ufs
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H0 W ARD ASSOCIATION
dcInhtN

& Bsrsrsleaf IasffstteH ssfakissAed - sBsetsi e
<srzeHf fer rae rrfief Of fks stek aRd sssfressst
agsefed EsfA ysrHfsnf aHd EPsde~ie dIsesses-
laO al persons aaicted ~tta sexual diseases, suA
l a. ape RIM "A to o IA IRA. Ne m nal W ls-
oes.. Impotence. <-onor = Ia o.a, Gtees,
>yphitis, The Vice Of Onanism, OF self.
abuse, Ac.s &C.
The Howard sssecia:ien. in view OF
~ fol destruction Of human life caused by Sexes-
srtunAte victims Of such diseases BY Quscks
wears directed their Consulting So -eor,
"hartta bic Act worthy ~ their name. to opcs
Dtspcnsafy fcr he treatment Of this class 81 Is.
-a-rs " aiith-t- fornss. and To give u~Gicat sd
vice Gratis. 10 ali u no appi, ny letter. with
description ofthcir conditions. (sEc, occupation htk
Il % life. &c } ard IN OF extreme pesrfty,
furutsh N dfci0es free ef Charge.
needless to add that the Association coGamaudstb
ID hest Medical - ill ofthc age. aud wll FURNISH
nast approved y otrfn treatment.
The directors review Of the pact. feel ,sssrs
hat theif lshors this sphere q fcueVei~nt etc
ave been of great benefit "a tie a.ottd. e-prsia
y o tho and they have resolved to 1eve
hcnfselVcr. With renewed Geal. 10 this very imp,s
tant bot much despissd cause.
Jast Puhsf-hcj - the Assoc alton. Report o.
SperaatorfhRa. OF seminal Weakness, the Vice a
Dnanisul. MasturhAston ScifAb and other Ia
@ases ofthc sexual Organs. hs the Consulting SUE
.cou which viii be hy matt. (in sealed lctta
envelope Free ut charge. on receipt Of VIC
stamps Tor postage
n tdsrrss 90 Rcpoft or t.esimcut Or. }. sKILLIN
ooUGHrO>. Aosire surreon. Howard As@oeia
ton. No. south Ninth Stcet. PhiIsdeiphia Pa.
~ order Of The directors.
fzRA a. htAkIWELI., Pre.itesA
90. F.IpeHTtp secretary.
n .rch -, IsSS WY.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
MCLEAN 81 CRANES
FIRE AND MAXINE
I N S u r A N G e
AGENCY

MrneusSrs' IssvrAsor CoSr.sr, Of rsils-
delphia. Pa.-caah capital $500 0Oo-surplus
cash s9l 56o--established in 1898. by the lie.
gislat1re OF renusy lvania, under perpetual
charter. The agency Of this Company was ct.
tablshed 10 Tere Hau.e IN June. 1851. since
which time il has paid Fire and Marine Less
e. at our Agency over sc 600. as can be ses~
BY receipts on file in our Office.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19

CoxNoSwKALru ISsrRAscK COMPANY. OF Eas-
sisburgh, Ps.-Oash capital $500 600. with
large surplus. securely invested.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-19
IS59 POPULAR TSAD3 1853
Ribbons 4 Millinery GcOds.
RIBBONS RIBBONsl RIBBONS

RIBBONS RIBBONsl RIBBONS |!
10 Merchant, V.Hn-rs. JJ1ers. Dealers
IN Ribbons Niilsrny G,ois and cash
Lusers az al secfiDns ofHe Country
TIE CASH glBgoN HOUSE.
iisCHAuBEgs SrREkr. NEw YORK.
JNo FAR.ELL.
ESTABLISHED LIS.
We h-va o-grra;rI ne~ p'iaei..ie-- rev era In
4s.n s.,n le snd .laF' lhat % brown .he.tinss.
w SAL FoR CASH. VIZ Buy pr cAsHi
W 1850 win 80 cert iFoat AK - Sc
.oA rfife 4 fsc al or gopd. marked IN PL tlN
fiCv : - ~ 49,, ~," a a'i "a - sas
Our Pee. &c beet laGesa kib'pus al evle5s. rr-
No ! '9s.. pr e.ese. - . Z. -. Per piece
!. = 4. 49, :.
q ct. slS:s.
y si s1p 4 , az F'. -, sr,rrs -.
~ 'Rs''~ tLL QUALITIES
piicEs pEsYiNe ceMPhitTioN,
Az FOf ct>H ONLY
iaf1 :, -eaisk >.les." .Lsa Fsost., a1d
,.oo.l .sae.'' f.r c.sh-
RoUcnE> RovCaEs
N-a style, AID ?.tsrss. a. saving q
81 PR oES FgoN CREDIT PRICES.
E,susioc cur SAMPLES. ard be oosviaced.
BLOND IAtFS. QuiLttNGs. &C. Ac.,
oar hs. ~ a. IA e as.l- sl~sy. fail We tmpon
r. - te.n a. snt- f,r : tsrr cent Aavan,c
Nah - A.. o. az tfosd- ia Pisin FlfaEes."
AsAvtNG OF - PIX CENT OK THESE coors
Prov CREDIT PRiCEs.
or tn eati.n Ito make the RiAhon Ira A. ..
tafs e. fer rri,e- a,iiiir- good 4. &c.
81 81 D. = eel - MILLION DOLLARS woRTh
81 80 4 Piss ANNtN
Near- Ioisa Ne North .-ao Sonth.
We -. l-ft th~ = lffena Merchants. "a wen
-, o. sfthc nitei stat and are the servants .
4 = Aa tasor ~ith ut-lt trsIc I'D patronage.
JNo FANEffL
CASH EIREON HOUSE.
6Iha ubers >tft~t. New fcrr,
n vN,ses nerrthe Hrdson River = \ ncpo
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Spccsaclcs and Glasses CT the
Best Quality.
C. 60 -
-

ssxr accurate measurement 81 ths fsces q 10th
e,es. snd s-ieet GLASSES wAieA sssssxr te salt
fnem. fkavsthe eeeaiss ferisrcQse Leases, wAieA
are superior - any oti.~r eisssss.
Ihsve also fsll sssormert 81 ne shove lens>.
an Asn4 ~AirA t.iu SCI ln fsanes sd -.rraas l.
xsr xsi.artion. y fsI,NCFR
AZ krne,d & CO.. s,cre.
oct =. is,Aaw Wsrrcn Bioek. Ne Q.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


THE Subscriber has is.b~d circular he Gran
t~rrf I'D - rrftafr. and wiff forward sircniar.
- al app icanfs, Eta ps<iae' sttinp enrl0s-d %
tfr-PaS postage Aiss. h. has the plants fsr sslc
aBd Ill for~aft THEM - tvprcss. ia esh state "a
al parts ~ "a United States
A4lfc.s SULLIVAN BtTFS.
Reiiirrham. Norfolk eocusy. Mass
In L. Ia l1Lnln
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Prices from $50 to $lc0

fIsHESE MACHINES are superior 70 am and al
j Others. especially ~ the following p4rtic.iarsi
D. hlrgsntc " model and haish.
p Slmplielty AID ttafoughress - construction,
snd eouseaue ntly Durability "a frce;om from de-
ran menl snd need 81 r1Pars. Warranted fof three
years.
;. Cncxampiet ease q management and rapifiy
and quietuess % operation
4 Beauty ald ele Saucc 81 stitch, atIKr or soTz
aDts Of the fahrlc sewed.
s. Streugia ana armness u seam-wiN neither
rip nor rayel.
6. Ecsuomy Of thread, and VARIETY OF purposes
md materials 10 which lacy adapted. sew h. <
equal, veil on the thtDcst thckrsl iabtCs. he
oIcra my ordinary ssAms-.litch. hem, fsil
guilt. gather biuj. aad tack, ali ths same MA
chine With and facility. Pull distractions fN-
"a % purchasers tree of charge. sewing Machine
Needles. silk. Twist Thread, Ne-. always hand =,
he lowest prices.
- Cali or sciil for Circulars eontsisisE fall par
ucular.. list 81 prices. testimonials. &c.
a. "a. WILLIAMS, Agent
Jan. ~ 1859. dwfy
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~" "~u u "'s ot M U
FALL A.YD WINTER
DRESS GOODS

Plain aud Printed French Merinos, Thib-
els, all wool Plain and Printed Delaints.
Ducal.. yalcucias, Bayader0 Stripes,
Sole Traverse, Foulard Stripes, Trsv-
cling Dress Goods, PAramasts,. Lustres,
Poplins, Bombasines, Thibet Robss,
Robes leg: 10 cases Delsne from lsA
to so cents; 10 case, Debrge' a. cent.
Mohairs, Cashmeres. Alma Cloths, Plair
and Plaid Merino'. &c.
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state of Indiana. Ccenty of yiro. set.
,iss Csresit Cssrf. MsrcA Tsrra, 1889.
No. 95l-Juiis A Moiss.l
D''re'

DER resnenbsred, that 90 the iish day 81
I'D January, 1888. The plaintiff, per Usher A
patterson. her attorneys. filed IA The CLERK .
Office her complaint against the defendant for a
div ,rce. together win tie affidavit Of dis.
in,.-pssed psrs>n md roareten, stiffness, that
the defendant - not q resident 81 the STATE 81
Indiana. The said defendant il Therefore
hereby nosiked. that unless he be and appe.r
before the Judge q this court, on the fr-t dsy
q the next term Thereof bsrrsfssr TO De held Al
the Court House in Tsns Hsnts. on the fret
Monday Of March next, thea ard there. on OF
before the eslling of he cause for trial, plead
ausssr o. demur 80 the PLAINTIFF compliant
The matters and thugs therein eontsined will
be heard AID dsserninsd in he absence and
deereed sscordinE
AND. WILKINS, CHI.
ysn l.. isso-vt~ grf's Zee 81.
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JOSEPH s. JEvCEEs, Jr,
NOTARY PUBLfC,
r- Prompt attention paid 70 the taking o. feposi-
tiors. srkuoss ietFnsenf Of deeds. mortgages. pow
- attorney. g.. Ii protesting bills aid netcs, AMI
% all olhef matters pertaining TO ~ sr,,cs Vi Pr
Ia Soiar- fbeo- 6,.isS<d
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a. ". rursrsos.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-03-09

p Ill MANNERS 1T is very i'll hammered
for young men o. to congregate in church
yards to stare at the ladies as they issue
from the building. We might 60 step fur.
.ther and say it is positively wicked, in-
asmuch as it is to be supposed that the
thoughts ofthe ladies are far away from
sublunary things on such occasions, and it
is highly improper to distract their atten-
ton by thrusting upon their view objects
which are neither useful nor ornamental.
It is i'll hammered to stare at the ladies
anywhere, especially if it is done in the
Tapertite style of "eyeing them over''---
then it is positively cruel. No young
lady of ordinary nerves can possibly sur
vive many consecutive attacks of this sort
and no young gentleman can know to a
certainty how many times his victim may
have endured the same terrible ordeal in
the course ofthe day, he should be very
cautious how he INDUCES his propensity
to be killing. a very cross grained old
gentleman, who carefully shaves himself
every day, says that lady killers are be-
coming thicker than blackberries, and that
foolkillers have al retired from business
or removed from town. ..r- .9ih0
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Sow Oats in March.

Three of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
we would SOW our oats last spring as early
as the latter part Of the third month
Sow it upon stubble without plowing, and
depend upon very thorough narrowing to
cover it. . We did so, and the result
was good crop Of grain on beautiful
bright straw. The success is no doubt
attributed to the early sowing, and have
no question if the oats crop Of Ohio should
be got in next spring as early as the lat
ter part, of the third or first part of the
fourth month, the rust may be nearly if not
entirely avoided. 800 d F3ge s
, i would recommend all persons intend
ing to sow oats, to have their ground
readyto sowwithout plowing, next spring.
If it is corn-stubble in good tillage. free
from weeds, it will do without plowing.
If it is foul, or should be sod, it ought to
have been plowed last fall. w. II. LADD,
Richmond, Jefferson county, Ohio.
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stt i~@ Prom the Alton Courier
Desperate IN the Alton Pententiary
Ninety seven Hours without Food.

Superintendent Rutherford communi-
Gates the particulars of a, case which oc-
CURED in the penitentlary last week. On
Thursday one of the prisoners, for insub.
ordination, was sent TO his cell. Soon af-
ter he was sent there, word was commu-
nicated to the guard that he had knife
secreted about his person. The fact was
put in possession of the Deputy Warden,
Wells, who gave orders that the prisoner
should strip himself in his cell, leave his
: clothing upon the Iloor, and come out that
it might be searched. This order be re-
fused to comply with. Every effort was
made to induce him to obey, but he was
obstinate swearing that he would die
FIRST. 1t was accordingly ordered that no
food be given him till he yielded. The
officers become convinced that he had a
! knife, and would use it if he got chance.
During the following day he was ex-
postulated With, through the grated door,
BY the Deputy Warden, by the Superin-
tendents, and by others, for his conduct,
but remained stubborn, declaring that he
would starve himself to death before be
would obey the order. Strict watch was
kept over him to see that he did not in
jare himself, and during repeated con-
versations with him., the Penitentiary
Physician, DR.. Williams was by to notei
hewas becoming delirous.-The confine
ment commenced on Tuesday Immediately
after dinner. Through Wednesday
through Thursday, through Friday, hs
] held out. Going to his cell, about one
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, the officers
asked him to rise from his bed; attempt
ing to do SO he fell, and it being diseov
:, cred that he was then SO weak he coult
: not use the knife, the door was openet
eand ina few minutes it was seen that b
was q little delirious He was immedi
ately cared for, Upon being searched th
knife was found npon him., The, blad
I, was about four inches long, and grount
down to q. dagger point-Tmaking it
very dangerous weapon. It will be OBJ
II serveo that be took no. food for abou
ninety-seventy hours--oVer four days.
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Questions for Debating Societies.

q If the traveller who took the course of
human events has ever been heard of
since. - tllet.....t,i .e5 .qqk j
If brass will make candle stick, what
will make one let loose? isa-5 ts7 ''.'' -
If the hollow of a log can be heard. !.
If tin will make a can. what will make
a can't YEf8 s3aegrss .7sE'ii
If twelve inches make foot, how many
will make lege
b If five and half yards make one
p0le, how many will it take to make one
log? rec '''1"''@ ,.3'i,a' s. ye@ ,l'-'77s -
II forty rods make furlong how many
win it take to make a short long. ..ssn
Do potatoes ever wear out as we have
often heard of potato patches? Teg !;
If pig pens will do to write with. A
Will thecape of Good Hope Ct a
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Tlntendt to opena High School here, on the 4th
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the branches usually taught in our Colleges
and best Female Seminaries. The Mathema-
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of the most experienced Teachers. A Lady. of
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expense will be spared to render the School
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