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Dr.. A. M. Anderson.

Or. A. M. Anderson.
We were glad to see on our streets 6
few days ago, one of our old and esteemee
friends, Dr.. A. NJ. Anderson, who il
consequence of the i'll health Of his fami,
ly, wa, compelled to leave an extensive
and lucrative practice in Geneseo, ILL.,, to
seek climate more adapted TO the coF'
situtioh of his wife.
The Dir. has returned to Upper San
dusly, and proposes to make it his home,
and will enter upoh the practice of his
profession. We clip tile following no.
tces from several papers published at
Gencseo -
"We regret that the ill-health Of his
family, has compelled our highly esteem
ed citzen-Dr. A. M. Anderson--lo
leave us, for season, at least, il not
permanently. Durirg his residence here;
DR.. Anderson has made many warm and
substantial friends, by his gentlemanly
department benevolent character and his
removal at this time will be deeply regret
ed by our citizens. AT present he goes
to Kentucky in search of a son III the ar
my, who was last heard from at the bat
tie of MumfordsviIle. The Doctor has
been successful as physician here, and
may yet conclude to return to this place.
Wherever he goes he has our best wishes
for his success and happiness. > Geneseo
RepuJic.
"Our readers will be sorry to learn that
this gentleman has been compelled, Tor
the present at least, to leave us, on ac-
count of the ill l-health of his family. Dr.
A. has been resilient of this town for
nearly six years, during which time he
has made many warm friends, and bis
departure from us will be deeply regret
led by our ciiizens. AS physician he
has secured large practice, and we hope
he will conclude to pitch his tent among
is again. But wherever he goes, he has
lie best wishes of this community for his
prospect and happiness. '-Ontoa 4adso
ate.
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Completed

Completed.
The new two story frame dwelling
house, erected in north Sandusky Avenue
by Squire Murry, our County Treasurer,
has been completed, and We notice that
he has taken possession, and is now a
resident of our village. The building
presents commanding appearance, and
is a decided improvement to that part OF
the town. We wehome the Squire TO
our village.
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Court Of Common Pleas,

Court of Common Pleas.
The November term of the Court OF
Common Pleas, terminated its session on
Friday last. Little BUSINESS was DONE
The Grand Jury found two blls--one
for an assault with intent to kill. The
other for assault and battery. His Hon.
Judge Plants, who is prompt in the dis
charge of his official duties, found ample
time this term to enjoy season of rest
The fact is business was wanting, and as
the next best thing the Court could do
was to enjoy itself
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Ul6d.
At Marsailles, on Friday the t4th inst,
after a short illness, Earest Richard Rod
ig, son of Dr.. Rodiy of that village
Thus in early life, before the bud had
fairly formed itself, has it been plucked
from the family tree by Him "who doeth
all things we'll" and taken to the para
disc above.-(see card elsewhere.
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Behind Time,

Behind Time.
The Mail Train bound west was six
hours behind time on Thursday last
The detention was occasoned by the
smash up of freight train near Palestine.
We had a good time waiting for ;he news,
and some people were 'cnssing'' Jim Orr
because he did not bring the train in
sooner. Alas, poor "leemes !"
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Come {. Lasti

Come {. Lasti
Altera long delay, when anxious hearts
had well nigh dropped in despair, the
heavens on Sunday evening began to
gather blackness, and during the nj ght
began to weep-pouring forth heavy
showers upon the parched earth; making
glad the hearts Of the people who have
been suffering for water in their cisterns
and wells.
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Personal.

Personal
We are glad to notice that oar friend
Capt. Brown, who fell wounded in tie
battle of the Rapahannock in August las',
is fast recovering from the effects of the
wound. The Captain is a gallant officer,
beloved by his men, and his speedy re-
covery to health will gladden. many hearts.
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Died.
On the l4;h inst, at Whartonsburg,
Mrs. Martha Jane, wife of John A. Nor
rison, aged 80 years, months and e5
days.
She had many friends, and was re-
specled by all who knew her. Funeral
services by Elder VIM. Mccormack.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21
NEW MUSIC.

President Lincoln's Grand March, with the best
vignette of his Eyce!cacy that bas ever Teen
published. Music by Heimsmuller, leader of
the twenty second Regiment Band Price Soc
mailed free Published by
HORACE WATERS, agent,
mayl6C2 tf2o iel PreadNay,N Y
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Accident.
Mr. @. Gierhart, employed in the Plan
ing d Sash Factory of VIM, Ayers, met
with an accident last Saturday by which
he lost four fingers. 1t seems that he
was engaged in planning up lumber, when
the knives became cloggcd, and he was in
the act of moving some of the machinery
in order to throw off the shavings, when
his foot slipped, and in his effort to save
himself from falling his hand was caught
in a circular saw which was running at the
time, which cut off four fingers OF
the right hand. DIS. Henderson and
Smally were called in who drasscd the
stumps and otherwise ministered to his
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Change Of Time
On Monday last the P. TT. w. Il Chi
ago Railway, and the G. G. O. G. Railroad
changed their running time for the win
ter season. Travellers will do well to con
suit the time tables found in another col,
umn.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21

Appointment,
4. E. Grisscll has been appointed by
Collector Taylor, Deputy Collector fol
Wyandot County. lie has given the
necessary bond, and in few weeks will
be ready to receive the money for Licen,
ces. Look out for his notice.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21

Up to the present writing, the rain is
still coming down, making a wet time gen
orally, with plenty Of mud.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21
JAMES H. WARNER,

Ess- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY
(I. G. g. Sixth Regiment o. ", Camp
at Beverly, Va,
Dr., G. W. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio, Dear
Sir-We received your long wished for aud
welcome Remedies few days ago, and haste
to return YOU unanimous expression in regard
to our high opinion of the merits of tie same.
We have used them with great benefit to our
Company, and heartily attest to the public
opinion of their great benefits. In OUR cases,
especially where there have been so many great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine in
business az home To the exposed habits at active
soldiers in a strange and unnatural country, do
we most appreciate the merits of such Heaven
sent values as yours, To all those in our posi-.
tion do we most emphatioally recommend these
Remedies, being assured, from experience, that
they will be very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly, ...
JOSEPH A. ANDREW s,
Capt. Co. b., Sixth Reg.t o. v,
Signed
James Y. semp'e, 1st Sergeant Co. B;
Chas IL Foster, 2d Se'geuut,
Chas. B. Russell. Isl Lieut.. Co. B. 9Th Reg.
O.V.,
Thos. Royse, I'd Lett. " "
~ d. VI aTTen, Oh oerS Z.
Stephen A. Thayer, 4th Scrg't /"
Sam'I. D. Schooley, Commissary.
Corp, Chas. W. Foley.
Corp, John W. Taylor.
Corp. Ed. Bdn,aLp.
Corp. G. @. Gable.
Together with GO privates-a nnanimo us expire
sion being given.
For sale at No, East Fourte Street, and by
everywhere.
The special attention of Suffers is solicited to
his as being the best article for complaints in.
ident to camp life. June274t.
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Attention,
Read tie notice Of George W. Berry,
Esq, the assessor of The 9Th collection
district of Ohio, in another column and
govern yourself accordingly.
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SANDUSKY, DAYTON Il CINCINNATI
Ex "a -n En- ME GD IN. Mu

CHANGE OF TINE.
ON and after Monday, May 18th, 1862,
trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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N""ie' 'i"e' VI 'eeo' year wv
u A reduction Of 5 per cent, fiom the
above rates will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines of the type
composing the body of the advel tisoment, will
be considered square.
All transient advertisements, will be con.
sidered square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachment, Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite
ime will lie charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted,
one or more changes will be allowed.
l.. A. Drummer, PRuPRIEroR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21

Read It,
The notice of Gody's Lady's Book III
anc. her column.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
COAL OIL.

COAL OIL.
nF the best quality. warranted none-e1po-
~ siye, jast received and for sale by
A MAXWELL, Druggist
maroI62
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GOING NORTH.

All trains make close connections at Cly6c
with trains ON the @, T. I, Road, both East and
West.
H. RICE, Superintendent.
march2l-ly.2l,
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Camp Letter,
We have just received long and in
teresling letter from Josiah P. Dry, of
l23rd regiment, which We will publish
next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21

strayed.
Ii any person has stray Umbrella,
they will please return it to this office, as
ours has gone on "lend" this wet week,
lust when We most need it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS g. CINCINNATI

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS O. ClNCINNATI
RAILROAD.
On and after Monday NOV. 18th, and until
further notice, trains on this rod will leave the
station at Crestline as followsi
GOING NORTH.
Night Express. .6,35 a. m.
Uiuciunau Express. 400 p. m.
GOING SOUTH.
ClhclnnNti EXpress,.. ,............!. .l03U a. m.
Night Express. s,..................10 1000 p. m.
VIM. W. BAGLEY Agent, Crestlne.
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T H E PION E E r.
IS PUBLISHED
Griaag Marniag

~ MsEcoND STORY OF WORTH & PETER s BLOCK,
atthe low rate of one dollar and fifty cents if
Gaid IN advance; aud two dollars if payment
S delayed six months.
S. M. PETTENGILL & CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and State St.,
Boston.
are our agents for the Pioneer in those cities,
and are authorized to take advertisements and
subscriptions for us at our loves, rates.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
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PlTTSBURG, FORT WAYNE d CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
n, Hn xyy .sss1 -tarsseszzr-
62& ~ w ~ tSsassfS
On and after Sunday, May 4th trains viii
GOING EAST
NlRut ESpTesS.. ID, ID y. NJ
Day Express and Mail. +. NJ
GOING WEST.
Day Express and Matt. A A. NJ.
Night Express. 20 Z. NJ
j. M. ORR,
Agent.
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gptal \ Mistrllaneplls.
WOOD! WOOD |!

Ifany of our subscribers intend to pay
in Wood, now is the time to bring it on.
If we are compelled to pay out the cash,
in order to lay in our winter supply Of
fuel, we shall demand the cash. New is
the time to deliver it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Tobias Venetian Lihimeft,
MORE TESTIMONY

Dr.. Tobias Venetian Lihireft.
MORE TESTIMONY!
This is to certify that for the last five
years l have used IN my family DR.. To-
bias celebrated Venetian Liniment, and
in every instance have found it fully
equal to his Recommendations. l have
found it to give almost instantaneous re.
lief in cases of toothache, Group, bilious
collie, sore throat, pain in the chest and
back, and rheumatism, and | cheerfully
recommend its tIial to every one aff1ct-
ed with any Of the above named dis
eases.
JAMES H. WARNER,
Hartford, Conn, Oct. 10th, 1851.
Sold by all druggists. Office, Sc Cort.
landt st. New York.
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To Invalids.
DR.. Gatchell is now at his rooms in
the Person House, where he may be con
suited.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21

TAX Faylng'
The denizens of the county will at all
times find Squire Murry at his Office ready
to receive their money in payment OF
Taxes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21

9heee Pttter9 are put up in guar.
bottles, Of lrhich the above is a jiuo-sin.-
lie. Che lnbel is finely engraved, and
is provided lrith a safe guard from
oOunte'Joitsrs. price 81 per bottle, or
st1 for rs.
c. w. Pobac7', Proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, to lvhorn
oil orders should be addressed.
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10 the Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE. SOUTH.


Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having
lied and desired by the Secretary War and by the Medical
Director Of this Division of army, perform
the Hospitals which they knve discharged
under the direction OF the Governor in the State Hospital have
assumed and supervision Of following Hos
ptas viz State Hospital First College Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital. These filled with patients
from the armies o. the Confedesacy and every effort being
made to provide others fast the increasing oftha
service demand additional accommodation. We entered
upon the discharge of duties with determination to do all
in power avhatever of personal comfort
alleviate the isfernes contribute the wants
and comforts of the gallant defenders of soil may
stricken down by disease, by the casualties of
We receiving liberal contributions MD MS our work
from portion of the Confederary the upon
us are daily increasing and tend forth appeal
generous citizens Of the South for further assistance with the
confident expectation that will be promptly and avoraby
sponded to by every Southern heart The contributions
needed cotton for mattresses bankets flannel under
clothing provisions and molasses any articles which
may be useful Sick the wounded Or con
vslecen These when received distributed TO the different
Hospitals under the vision eminent Medical Dec
tor Dr. Sande However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed let 1t be borne In mind haf there
multitude Of contributors the aggregate viii be large
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia G. Porter
No. 80 Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee where it prac.
cabe and to do the wishes donors in regard
TO the disposition thereof will be complied WITH -
From the patriotic citizens of the Gonederacy we anticipate
prompt and generous response to this appeal in
gallant soldiers who have their lives to our noble
aud who have been while defending our homes
from the aggressiops Of n ruthless invader.
F.ss FELICIA GRuNDY PORTER, President
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So .rY NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IL, 1861.
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War; ugeat
collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States deem necessary and oxpedient make
fact generally possible the better
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for the many thousands TRIED guns
that le unused in your houses. Recent experiments
proven that any of your Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, is than match the
much talked of Mimic Msket. Then bring them
place them the altar Of counfys liberty that they
once be consecated the noble work Christian
ense If objection be made sending away your guns
be urged that you MAY them home reply is that
the sures prevent the necessity Of using home
is to place them in the hands of the many thousands
who chatting with anxious desire stand a
of hre between you and the invading foe. If this
deemed nconclusye then the reflection that high in
hory those in whose judgment all have confidence
who IL Is but fair presume know we'll necessities both
home and borders have elaboration
hugurad this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
to perform. Then desire short speedy peace,
and acknowledgment of independence honorable
selves place your weapons the disposal your
desire strike the hearts Of those who
plotting subugaton and destruction let be
the rny Rife and the death dealing Shot Cum which you
have hitherto highly priced take part the
fct rendering if possible, victory complete than
their defeat and route the plains of Manassas.
Ny Instructions contemplate that shall send forth into
populous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, all the weapons
thus obtained may be well here state that any
wishes do though he visited by Agent
realty facilitate this work by sending any he has
command, my address, of Robert Pkn Ne. IL Camp
street, New Orleans . - -. = .---.
Agentfor Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. aul3 2ptf
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II Card.
LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOR CLOTHING THE
CHILDREN OF OUR ABSENT VOLUNTEERS.

The Ladies of this Association gratefully acknowledge the
cept OF the following donations. They special obga
lions Thomas Murray Esd the phia hropc Of
noble charity, the Free Market for valuable advice and
lance In devotng their constant attention to the objects
this Association y which other charities have beuetted
the Ladies' trust that the citizens of New Orleans will continue
their contributions enable them cothe The children
absent Volunteers galanty struggling distant battle fields
rights --
The Ladies have distributed upwards of 5000 garments
clothing 1905 chdrenhe sewing of which done without
any expense to the Association. ,n -z1.-7
Further contributions will he thankfully recei ved at Their
over the old Canal Bank, of Magazine and Nat
chez see between the hours of 10 o'clock every day
-4.isg'l BY order of the Committee
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/ y Of, ,cHANGE, /

The flags were portentonsly silent yesterday
possibly the weather had some influence !; the
movements were iii anisou dull and Sluggish
Tho storm CONNIE cing on the 18th, and which APP
peared to have rants course at the setting of the
sun last evening, was the frat regular old gray
snortheaster we have had this season. 1t held
+up sufficiently on the eyerTmemorable eighth 10
allow Of the parade and inspection Of Maj or Cen
eraI Lewis division Of Louisiana troops they can
not, from the good turnout, be termed militia. In
years gone BY the old public Cathedral Square
now Jac kson Square-was sufficiently large to ac-5
5eommodate AL reviews Of the uuuniformed troops
of our The tnrn out and numbers day before
yesterday we're of q different character, We can
notsay how many miles the line Of troops covered.
The general impression was, that if those Yankee
regiments lowering about Ship Island, ,quartering
At Biloxi and Mississippi City, will only come on,
that II, land on the lake. shore, west side, any
where from Isle a,Pime to Milneburg and Bayou
81. John, they might be more than decimated.
Talking Of the action of our Government in
several ndattsrs, brought up some incidental re-.
marks in:ragard to the Navy Depa rtment AZ Rich
ntond. We are askedif il has already degenerated
into d circumlocu alton pendage of the Confeder.
ate Government a communication before US i'm
plies that the commanding officers Of the Naval.
Department on this station have had their hands
tied, as II were, since the remevaiof the seat of
Government. It u as plain as the MONDAY sun
that after the clearing Ut Of the Hessians fromte
mouth Of the Mississippi on the 18th of October
last, the port Of New Orleans, the mouths Of the
Mississippi river could have been kept open to the
commerce Of the world by q very moderate outlay
IN MONEY n T,se Iast congrass
ssoo nan IN tba dafansa ~ tbi. gnod
I'll Il M, nslsaSs i IL ann,iaa for no al a..
ssansas rns s,sra a ANA M 4 coI,rss 4
arection n n 5temrorarv navy. vara above ,be
Rnt i a useless Il sav that after the uraat
succasa e cam. HoIlina. with M Manassas m
atter boats tIe .Inontha Il tba M,saiasinn; could
NJ Il hsen Esn. orer Some tvo dasap Il anr
Is y. ~
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Notice.

THE Soldiers Relief Association Of Richmond. Va having
united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief Of
Sick and Wounded Soldiers contributors respectfully mott
fed that s. L. Chsmtlss ESQ., and the Rev. R. j. Harp, or
appointed them the only authorized agents to
obtain donations and subscriptions u, -.E=y
Contributors Of Sugar aud Moasses will ship to Nessrs
Brander Chambs Co, oreans of Cotton to Messrs
F. Lane Cos of Memphis of Money any member of the
Gommtee Of Clothing Hospital supplies etc. etc., to the
Association of T. o. suy, Chairman 5S Graver street
A. B. James Esq, who no longer member Of the
m f7@'7sy y = - II '1 S. T.. CHAMBLISs,
1 " Chairman of Richmond Committee.
aG REf - }3st 2.'"@" 1T. 0. sULLY, ,ss
d31 2plm. l.. chairman TX. COMMITTEE N. O.
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Desirable Residence fa.. safe.

The fine family residence and property No 6 ST. Charles
street. Fourth and Fifth The building
wing contains fourteen rooms and inclcdes tpacous
washroom panries, kitchen The parlsrs and dining
furnished with marble nap,lss aud the
lighted with gas Throughout. The lott 10 by 10 and hand
soely onaented with shrabbery The property under
10 good tenant. Fer terms ETC., apply to 7E2'l 50
WALTER A. PETERS,
jAlQ 2p6s Notary Public, 81 Camp street.
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Aid for our Troops i'm Kentucky and yir-
- Einia.

Dr. LeRenondie. the agent of Army in Kentucky AID
Virginia. leaves Friday Bayou Teche obtain contrbu
ons having Detained owing the receipt of goods from
Texas 10 beinmedately forwarded u H." 5 @mv
Blankets oveicoat Dried Fruits Oranges
etc.. Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs ArthVS
are the agents receive these articles. Benost
receive all cash donations We trust every Southetner
will contribute his mite o,he relief Of Volunteers They
expect and with justice, those that remain should aid
those who eight their Bottles IS =f.N DIG 2ptf
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Lycess11t library,

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This Library contains about Il 00 Volumes carefully seect-
cd for reference and general circulation. &IS 81 III
TERMS OF LIFE a1EMBERsHIP.--Y persons, under
the of sixteen years. any portion of the city be-
come life members of ten dollars Those over six.
teen ind nndertwent of twenty doars
Adults, on peymen: OF thirty dollars.
TERMS OF sUBsGRIPTION.-Mnor Of either sex, three
dollars annm, Adults Ladies' dollars per
Gentlemen, five dollars per annurn.
Donors and valuable books publications. works
of art etc will be admitted subscribers life members
cording to the value Of their donations. - A5E
of the current receipts Of the Library reserved
and appropriated for the purchase Of books. @ @ 4 s
-er W. o. ROGERS,
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