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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-06-10
EMPIRE
STOVE AND TIN SHOP

No. las Second Street,
One door north Of Green d Stons's Bank,
AUSCATINE, IOWA.
~ THE undersignsd has ON hand . rood ~.
* sortmsnt Of Cooking, Bog and Parlof Stoves,
- which he can recomm nd.
Also, large assortment Of Tin, Japan and Csp-
per ware, which bs offers at the lowest living priees-
etc., done In the best manner With nestnsas sdd dis
patch. ThsnkfpI for past favors he hopes for =
continuance Of tho same. HUGH WALLACE
Sept, ~, 2658.
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RXCHAN6E E.
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, June s.

CHICAGO, June Q.
Flour-Winter extra, $3.50; good to fair,
Spring brands doll, $3.50
5 .621. Wheat-No. red, $3.50; No. 2
red, $1.25@l.2e; Standard Spring, $l.Os
0$1.11; No. Q Spring, 99c@l.O1. Corn
NO. 1, 6s4@69c. Oats, 49(95Sc. Rye,
$lO50l.Os. Barley, 60965c. Butter,
New York, June 7.
Fleur-$6.45@$7.sO for entire range Of
grades. Wheat, 81 2O0$1.so. Corn, $50
Gle. Rye, dull at CSC. Barley dull, 62(9
7sc. Oats, 52056c. Pork-$l7 20 for
new mess, $ls@$l9 for prime do. Beef
quiet, $2s@$2S.
ST. LOUIS, June 8.
The Republican says:-"The close Of the
Chamber of Commerce to-day in pursuance
OF resolutions adopted on Saturday, topcl-
ing the decease of member, leaves us tor
the present without market report" Tho
death of Charles is referred to above, We
presume. We learn from a private source
that there is slight falling off in the price OF
grain.
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II TAKE THEM AND LIVE,
~Neglcct them aisd Die..Aa

HERRIcK'h >uaAR CoA4ED
Pills, AND KID oTk4NGrR
erING PLASTER -These uq-
surpassed remedies have, BY
The comnlen con. ent of nun
kind, been plat ed At the head
of all similar preparations.
Uerrick Vegetable Pills, in
universal goodness, safety
and certainty in the cure Of
the vario 8 diseases of m an,
excel all Others, and their
sale unquestionabIy is treble
that of all other kinds. In
fell doses they are active
Catdartic, in smaller doses
Tonic, and cleansing in Ill
Bilious Complaints, sick
Headache, Liver Diseases,
kinney Derang o N euts,
Stomach Disorders, and Skin
Affections, they care as II BY
MAGIC. These / ills arc pure.
ly VEGETABLE, can be taken
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- ~ TAX. THEN AND LIVE Mover k10sox to
Fai- Used By Everybody !-Herriok's Sugar Coated
Pills are 90 good that fifty boxes performs fifty
cures-ene box sells NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recommends
them to nsighbor-stranger to stranger. Made
from gums, balsams and extracts. Their eject on
the human system is mild, searching and beneficial.
Put up in large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar. Is cents per box. Sold BY dealers
everywhere.
lrsse advertisement on third page.
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These Gums remove all
morbid or bad natter from
the system, supplying il
their place . healthy flow
Of lille, invigorating the
stomach, oAuSi 81 food to
digest we'll, purifying the
blood. giving tone snd
health 70 the whole ma
ehinsry, renewing The
cause Of the disease, At
fsetiag . radical cure.
Bilious attacks are eur
ID, aAd. what 10 better,
prevented BY the OCCASION
al Use Of the Liver IAvig-
orator.
Ons dose after eating 10
su@si jnt - relieve the
stomach aad prev, Mt the
food ftom rising and sour
Ing.
Culy enc dose taken BE-
fore retiring. prevents
AiSht0ase.
Only one dose taxsa At
ni6ht, loossns the bowels
septly, and cures eostivs-
nsss.
One dose taken after sssh
neil will cure Dyspsp-.
sis.
One dose d two sss-
peQAfuls will always ~
Iisya aisA Hesdsehs.
0aiy 80 Aees immediate
IL reIiaves Cello. while
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0as dose often yspsat ted
10 ssurs cure for Cholera
norbus. and . preventive
. Of Cholera.
Osly one bottle 10 need
, cd to throw out Of the sys-
: TEN the effects Of medicine
\ after . long siecnsss.
. One bottle taken
4 jauadies rsmevss ell "a,
I aess or nnn aturAl cola
:, from the skin.
> One dose taken . shos
I tine befars eating give
; vigof - the sppstits a.
: makes the food diges
! we'll.
= One dose, often repeated
, cures shsepis Diarhea In
its Wsfst form, while SUM
. liner and Bowel com pl aints
almost 70 the frst
desc.
A few bottles will eSrt
: Dropsy By exciting the 3D.
!. ssfSents.
81 We take pleasure In re-
commsndiag : ID ned ioins
, - . proven tive for Fever
!. and Agss. chill Fever, and
: all fsvsrs Il Billions typs.
1t opsrstss With certainty
I'd thousands are yillin.
70 testify 70 IL Yoadssful
Virtues.
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DR.. HOOper's Female Cordial.

DR.. HOOper's Female Cordial
M3-This medicine will cure all Female Com
plants, such as Excessive Suppressed, or Pain full
N ,nstruation, Flour Albus, or Whites, Barreness,
Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak
Nerves, Frightful Dreams. and all Diseases caused
By cola checked Precipitation, excuses, over ex-
element, etc.; of the sexual organs. For all ir-
regularities o, the men thy periods, DR.. Hooper's
Fs male Cordiali, a speedy and positive cure. 1t
has been amply tested, and the most gratifying
rerorts of cures are daily received from every
town and city where it is known. Price 81 per
bottle. or six bottles for s..
Prepared by DR.. Esstsrly, corner Of Third and
Chestnut street, st. Louis, No., sole proprietor.
xrSold by J. B. Dougherty, druggist, Muscatiae,
an 6y druggists generally.
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See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LlMER INvIGoRAroR in another column of this
paUor.
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LUMBER LUMBER.

GR A 4 II a l. II
To its original color, by Natures own process,
Prof. o. J Woods Celebrated u
HAIR RESTO Z AT[VE
N proof of the above assertion, read tho foowiL
Testimony from distinguished persons from ali
parts of the country:
Hon. Solomon Mann, Ann Harbor,> Mich., says
his wife, whose hair had become very thin, and
color, and had thickened and become beautiful and
glossy upon, ana entirely over, the head. Others
of my family and friends are using your Rcstora
tive with the happiest effects.
Hon: Judge Breese, Ex-senator of Illinois, says,
my hair as prematurely gray but. by the use of
color. and have no doubt psrmarsntlysso.
Hon. Il. l.. Stcwsrt, says my hair was very gray /,
but after using two bottles, it restored 1t to its
original color.
Rev. J. K. Bragg, Brookheld, Mass. says 1t has
removed from my head Inflammation, dandruf,
and constant tendency of itching, and restored
my hair, which was gray, to It's original color.
J. W. David son, Monmouth, Ill, says my hair
was tWothirds gray, but by the application Of the
Restorative Is directed it has med its original
color.
Dr.. g. W. Wallis, Chicago, says, sitter using q
great many other preparations, all to no effect,
used one bottle of your Hair restorative, which
has cured humbr in my head Of two years stand.
ing.
Benjamin Longridgs, a54 Seventh Avenue, New
the Eryspslas, when it began to grow, instead Of
klaek, as heretofore, 1t was we'll mixed with gray
Having tried many preparations to restore the
without effect, was induced to try your and In
spite of al nv doubts has bad the desired effect.
II. l.. Williams, NJ. D., Peokensville, Ind, says
have used pour Hair Restorative, and fin it as
it 10 all it to be. Ihave tried It 70,
better and find it . certain cure.
W. NJ. Woodward, NJ. D., Frank for, Ky, says
he recommends 1t in his practice the best prept-
ration for the hair now in use.
Edward Walcott says three months ago my hal
was very gray, it 10 new dark brown, the origips
color, smooth and glossy, all BY the use Of Wood
Restorative.
Wilson King says enc months propas applios-
ton will restore any persons hair to is original
color End texture.
J. D. Hoes says few application s fastened my
firmly, it began to grow out and turn black, its
Betsey smith North. East Pennsylvania, says that
white By: now 1t is restored to its youthful color,
Dr.. j. ". bond, St. Paul, says that his hair il.
strong thick and block, although short time since
he was both bsld and gray. 1he people here saw
motifs aosiing, N. B., S. Ieai. i,y. that after
trying many other Preparations, all to NO effect, he
used two bottles, which covered his head with .
new and vigorous growth Of hair and invites u to
come and see it.
but 30 thin that sns feared its entirely loss-hut
after using two bottles 1t has restored both the col
Prspsr ID by o. J. WOOD / CO., III Market st.
SAINT Louis, and sl2 Broadway. New York. and
sold BY all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
United states and Canada.
ssplo
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DISSOLUTION COPARTNERSHIP
THE copartnershp heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the name and style of
X. T. Mills & Co. has been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons INDEBTED to said firm are
hereby notified to pay the came, and ell persons
having claims against said firm must present the
same to JOSEPH XLEINFELDER l. co.
r. T. Mills,
g. N. COLLINS,
June 9Th, 1859. P. NJ. Hess
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mUSCATINE MARKET.

Weather beautiful, and favorable to the
growing crop. The rain day or two ago
had the effect to revive the corn crop and
other grain very much.
There has been decline of 10c in the
price of wheat this week, and the tendency
is still downward. Not much arriving.
We have noticed few loads of corn arriv-
ing, and buyers plenty at rates quoted below.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat-Old, $1,15.
&c New, 70a90c.
Winter, 81, is (nominal)
Flour $5,00a$7,00
Corn, in the ear, IS 6Oc; shelled, 65@70
Oats old, 5Oa6Oc. new, 40a50c.
Bar Barley Y. 4oaSoo'
Beans, 75ca$1 90
Potatoes, 65a75c.
Apples-green 81 ,50aS2,oO, dried $500
per bu.
Eggs, Sc.
Butter, 15a25c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l0al2 l-2c.
Shoulders. 8a9c
Clear sides, loo
Lard, 10a12-2c.
Hides, green, &c; dry flint 15a16c.
Lumber, SlOa$30 per 1000 feet.
Sugar-6aa7ac, crushed 123c, clarified
s3al0o, refined, white, llte: ~
Belcher's IS, kegs $5,50@$6,o0.
Coffee-123a13c.
Nails-ass. 81, rs.
Rice 54a6e.
Grass Seeds-Retail prices:
Hungarian grass seed, 81, 25@$1,75.
Timothy, $l,75@$2.
Glover, $7,50@$8.
Kentucky Blue Grass, $3.50.
Kentucky Red Top, $3.50.
English Blue Grass, $3.50.
S Ss;,. XsG1, selling : : per Ct
Bosten,
Baltimore,
Cincinnati, II
Chicago,
St. Louis, currency
St. Louis, bankable funds l
St. Louis, specie 2
Pittburgh, II
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f. w. & ]. EASTMAN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, FL DoRA, Hardin coun-
n ~, Iowa. RETERs ~
g. 9. MAuAs and LEN. 4 SELLS, Muscatine, Iowa
June, lsf, 1879.
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CITY SH @ E NG
Job Shop.

THE Undersigned would make known to his
i friends and the public generally that he is
still ON hand at his old aud we'll known stand to
accommodate his friends and the public and at
tend to orders on the shortest notice. He has re-
GENTLY formed connections with good wagon makers
and Is thereby enabled to build wagons from the
best material, and warrant them of light and easy
draught. l would also make known to the pub
lic if they DO not recolect it, thatI have had the
honor of Ieceiving more premiums for Horse Shoes,
Horse Shooting, Edge Tools, and Ia :ksmith's Work
in general, at our State and County Fairs, than
any other man of my trade in Iowa. I AN able
to treat nearly ailments to which tho foot of the
horse is liable, although do not profess to bs .
veterinary surgeon.
Thankful for past fsvors, hope by strict At
tention to business to merit . continuation Of the
same. A. ROGERS,
Cor. Sd and Mulberry sts., Museatine, Iowa.
March 18th, lS59tf
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pr. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
For the speedy cure Of

For the speedy cure Of
Coughs, colds. iuAuensa, Group, hoarsencss, b.on-
chits, pneumonia, diseases Of the bowels, arising
from cold, ineipi.nt consumption, and for tho
relief, and IL at all possible] euro Of pstierts
in advanced stages Of the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, ike the Bitters
may be confidently reiod on. It is designed for
a class Of disease more fatal than any other TO
which the people Of this country az, cubic
those sprin gin g from =" SLIGHT COLDS That emf
nent authority, Dr.. Bell, says: ~ will not say
that colds are to our inhabitants what the PIAGUs
and LLov FEVER are to those OF other coLE-
tries; but, can aver confidently that they usher
in disease Of greater completely and mortality
further proof of the terrible fatality Of dir
eases resulting from "coN NON coLD' may be
seen by glance at the following statistics, taken
from the records o. the Board of Hath u
localities in the Union:-
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1891
Diod Of Consumption, 1,ele
sll other diseases (2to
in uumber,l s,s4s
-lo,2sl
1868. Total deaths, S,7<s
Died of CoEsump tior, .SiS
" 8" all other diseases, 1854
1854. Total deaths, Il,sl4
Died of consumption, 2,lfs
70" oil other diseases, $3.50
-ll,8l4
From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one. fourth of the total deaths in Il country are
cauced by consumption, to say nothing of the nu-
marous other diseases apringing from = sshGht
cold."
D. not tribe with your health; but, il suffering
from a cough, or cold on the lungs buy bottle Il
HOOFLANp'S BALsAM1C CORDIAL, and you
may safely count on onre. Thousands have
done So and have certified to is wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from q dsordered
dyspeptic state Of the stomach, in which tts
German Bitters SHOULD be used. In of weak
ness, or genera. dsbi ty Of the system. resulting
from protracted cough, the German Bitts:s viii
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by C. NJ. Jackson, AIS Asch
Street, Philadelphia and for sale by druggists and
storekeepsrs throughout the United States and
Canada. Price Is ceats 20. bottle.
oct 81
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All who use It are giving their unanimous ts:-
ti,nony in its favor. Mig water in tho mouth
Price one dollar per bottle. DR.. Sanford, propre-
tor, No. s45 Broadway, New York. hetailed by
all Druggis',. Sold, also, hy Dr.. c. O.aWaters
Muscatipe, Iowa. dcc.2o
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THE LIVER
I II v IG O r. A r O r
PREPARED BY On, SANFORD

Compounded Entirely from, G UA1S,
rs Of the best pargastys saa liver 4sdeinss now
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To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Druggists,
Grocers and the Public.
DIR. BNUNON'S BlT'HENS
Il recommended by the MOST ExINESr PHYsIcr-
ANS a. q most valuable and pever.fai'ing remedy
for
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA,
DEBILITY, HEARTBURN,
BILIoUSNAsS, JApNDfCE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISEASES,
&C., &c., &C.,
Arc also sure and certain preventive against
Fsper and Agus, Cholera, Summer Complaints, &c.,
and il the most valuable and effcscuus TONIC AND
APPETITE CREATING cuAPVuSD ever offered to the
public.
By the use of th"fe slrrERs ALL DIssAsss OF TIE
BLOOD will be thoroughly cradle ated, and all those
who are suff. ring from carly excess and Prostra-
ton of tie Piysical Energies will be restored to a
roJ.st and rigorous state Of hsal1
The Digestive Organs will Re stimulated ana
permanently strengthened, appetite will DO created,
and the dsbilitated sub eet restored to now life.
This remedy has very agreeable taste, and
will DO taken readily by children ~ we'll - adults
All persons suffering from any Of the eeove
COMPLAINTS arc invited to try DIR. BRUNoN'S
Dose.-For an adult, small vine glassful three
times = day; for child, small tea spoonful
twice day. X. CRUGER,
Sole Agent for the United States,
~ BRoApy4Y, N. Y.
Sold at 80 cents PER osttls, q per dozen. $3.50
pr eaIloni s.tr. Bisters for B.i-rooms, by the
gallon OF Barrel, ct the low price Of $l.35 per
gallon One StausAtsn 8itters, 81 IS per gallon.
For sale BY eli Drpsgists and Grocers, whole
sale and retail At 74s Broatwsy, NY.
dec. 9o-da-1v.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Monthly Abstract

Monthly Abstract
Of the Assets, Liabilities, and Condition of the
Muscatine Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa, fol
LIST Monday, June 9th, 1859.
ASsETS.
Safety Fund, S76S IS
Specie, I3207 80
Notes Of other Banks, 1888 90
Due from other Banks, 26717 IA
Notes and Bills Discounted, 3S776 40
Due from other Branches, SO2 80
Banking House Furniture, 1886 As
Expenses. to wit:
Ordinary Expenses, 1854 20
State Bank Assessment, 1913 Il
Circulation Expense Account, 43l A
$1C7736 O6
LIABILITIEG.
Capital Stock paid in, $4,000 90
Notes in Circulation, 1858 90
Due to other Banks, lO2 81
One draft on Park Bank, due July
1st, 1859, $500 90
Dde to depositors, 3l57S rs
Discount and Interest received, 1922 03
$lO7736 O6
A! y. PATTERSON, President.
J. W. DuTroN, Cashier.
June 18th, 1859.
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Ellis 4 WAYT

EORWARQIN0 AND COMMISSION MER-
L CHAN2S and General Sseam SCAT Agents, No.
70 Water street, Mlsoatine, Iowa,
msh25-Hly
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THE MUS ATTN
INSURANCE COMPANY.

INCORPORATED FEBRUARY, 1852.
CONTINUES to insure merchandise and produce
~ to and from Musoatine by ses, rivers, lakes
and railroads.
Losses Fairly adjusted and Promptly Paid.
DIREcfoRs:
rETER I !AcKsoE, Il B 19rq WnRn
J. s. HATCH, H. W. MOORE,
JOHN LEMP, ]. g. GORDON,
GEO. C. STONE.
GEO. G. STONE, President.
H. W. MOORE, Secretary.
March 9Th, 1859.
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to the Chance overthrow of Europes Conqueror
at Waterloo, to his Punishment, confinement and
death on q barren isle six thousand miles distant
from his native land, and to the treacherous and
disgracefl part enacted by Britain in this transac
ton, calling down curses upon her, and offering up
prayer that ere the present ruler of France should
sheath his sword in the struggle now looked for it
might be "whetted on the soul of the English Gov
srnment!"
And here, we beg leave to say, that the lecturer
made no truer remark than when he said he proba-
bly, differed with of his hearers in opinions he
might offer in his lecture. Truly England has
many sins to answer for, many wrongs done to
oppressed and down-trodden people, but if she is
to be visited for her many transgresslons may she
fall as did the kingdom of David, directly into the
hands Of the Almighty-let the wings of Deaths
Angel overshadow her with o pail of blackness or
may she be visited by any great natural judgment
but, God forbid that Protestant England the
Champion of Religion aud Of Liberty in Europe,
should ever be laid low by the sword of INFIDEL
FRANCE!
By the lecturer, Napoleon's downfall was dated
from the time when he attempted violence to the
dominions and authority of the Pope of Rome.-
And, perhaps, the downfall of England is prayed
for, in certain directions,-for what reason! She
is independent Of and deadly hostile to rHE Pope OF
RoxE; and why France is the hoped7for instrument
ofEngand's destruction, is sufficiently evideRt-as
least to many who heard the lecture.
Washington was merely noticed as great and
good man, superior to Napoleon in legislation, but
inferior in point Of military tactics. 1t was evident
Washington was mentioned in the subject only as
asteppingstene by which the speaker might easily
come down 70 the sympathies Of his American and
Americanized hearers, and how easily he did it was
demonstrated by the enthusiasm with which this
latter part Of his lecture was received IT
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HARD TIMES MADE EASY!
A NY person having a small cash capital can
n invest it to the best advantage in buying
good family medicines. at the lowest prices, at
QRAHAM'S DRUG STORE.
AnPil l.
, 1859-06-07
U.B8TERyN' -H.EKS FTE.W8r

-.W.o.o-A voyn.n ~ d;,-enr+,h,. .h.~..4u-
~ fsrna and feathf - ~ 49, e.
KeofI foVas Per8ane n. T1oFnt;.ns 1ssG w;sh -
: afspetiio1 Of The osl t6re> ss&a
@srA,
.r,sa;: R,E1 1 oe Y-G3 19 n 3asJ11f Af.
H.4o,5g Maas GusbS sh'1e u !, e.. sed y
y 4nan3 gu.!s Iii - "ns ny 3oto1. 1ne
Etsilv - - '*ss NV
. -.
.:;7 man naiilea acpermont was instantly
41lled by lightning IN hampshire Township,
1o"a' while sitting under large oak tree.
Does..,The Marshal Of La Sale killed $50
dogs 10 that place -dsfink las. weak -
ESCAPE or Pn1sosEn,-Siye prisoners con-
jtidej !nI ahs Ottawa jail msde their escape on
Fndav evenino last by digr}pa throuqt the
wan. TbeI ran in djfferent d d;res,;ens. CAUSING
considerable excitement a@Saa fE5 5iFi7sas:
,Aubut nna Of .then ,haEa he.n retatan-,
A,c.n,.-LA n-,t~ If s;rh. $1,000. .bo 1ef,
- A@ctpAsH"-!A p%1ty ot egns persons WAC ~.
E2Et pqnEe. IOWA: i9F 9es Aolnfs, y SEE.
%s. "nen H. sooot .nl..y nue.
4oose na pea he't Golh m n%cnE 'ne parry WFs me
Th.r era N S1as s.end snd fo a.ss
maa. 4ne1. WEE ~ ana} sa1ea H1m WAets
gsave ont not ua!'' SONG o. .nem :! naa q become
, 1859-06-07
NJ o RE TO BE ADMIRED
4fA THAN TILE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn By Kings or Emperors.

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