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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How fsw there arc who are not subject to affection
of the LUNGS or respiratory organs who, by negecanS
premontory symptoms, aggravate the complaint, until
disease strikes Its shafts causing eNpresaiDe torture
of the patient and anxiety and distress TO frond8 on
cold "a sight sore throatl" is the bes1ess remark
of rnnny when so affected. Yes "Ony cold was the
houohtless expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Forewarned-Forcarmed should be tho motto forever
in the minds Of all subject to Coughs Colds Catarrh OF
Influenza Words of advice should be bseded by all sui
ferIns from Asthna Bronchitis, Consumption Relief Is
within their reach; and II neglected fatal
ensue-a life of miscry-a daily, hourly struggle Tor ex
istence contest IN whcn lnore can pe out oio
Death Is, :
Docs It not appal the strongest mind TO thinat the
result caused by neglect? Then why dolayF lat eI.
c1se can be oGerod, when timely warming 3unded In
your earsp When the danger Is pointed II, why not
avoid 1t? TAnsDES's PEcToRiL BALM as been used
with success nearly million OF cases, nd is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most rrompt md eica-
cous remedy that scientific rese.r:n has discovered 70
relieve and cure all OF Co chs Colds Influenza
and Consumption if the case Is not beyond GIL hope
Even when the sufferer Us tho last stages he Will hnd
relief by using this ration Ono bottle will con-
vince the most Incredible that the merits OF this
rnon are by no means cxaggcrae In fact fall far abort
of the euoees bestowed upon by thousands who have
been cured BIZ its timely Aguarantoe accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed In eYory instance
to refund tho money when this preparation fails to re-
Prepared by T. W. MARsDEN No. 4s7 Broadway, New
York
Price, 80 cents small bottle; 81 large size.
KING L CASSnDEY,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & co.,
Wholesale Agents. Charleston.
And all Retail Druggists. Sno DECEMBER
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= CofFEE-T1e market continues very quiet; smau saies
of Rio are reported st currency and 400 bags Of
Laguayra at lsal8Ac per 10 gold ..,,o, ,,,o
CorToN-The market is moro acnSe alo P,!CeS t us ~
ayanced About 1000 bales Of Mlddgs sold IN lots at
Sla35c for Upands. md 35Sa36Hc per 10 ZOE NoM "
leans, closing at 35aS6S &c per h. 1,,t
GRA-Prine wheat is scarce and IN ian uonian4, p.'
other kinds are dull and neglected.; 1000 bushels Pena
svvans red sold at 1 0a3 90 5000 bushels soutner
at s9a3 95 500 bushels No spring ut 81; e0o onsio
No spring ut 50 20; fG00 bushels California Wi t ~
s3 a5a3 3O $500 bushels do private terms sinaI
of Pennsylvania white at SO 2a3 2 and Southern oo a.
So 25a3 IS a bushel, to quality Rye Is IN ID il ~
mand 1000 bushels Western sold at 81 5Ui i9o
at 81 S5 and 1900 bushels Pennsylvania In lots az s.
% bushcl Corn is in fair demsnd at the aeciit,e, @
So 900 bushcls new yellow sold ut from soCv
els new white ut 92a93c and small lots OF oa
81 l6 a bushel Oats without change; sEo a
els sold In lots ut from 57a5sc for Southern anu
bushei for Pennsylvania 1000 bushels OF ,o
York barley sold at 81 90 and 20Oo nusne.s ~ 1sSn
81 40 bushc The receipts to-day arc as aS0o
bbls our: $500 bushels wheat; 1850 oushels
bushels oats. 80 ,,oI<o for Ran.
McE-Sman sa1os aro making at from ''H'' 'ao -.
coon and o1sa10c q ib for Caro1ns. ao,ona ,s lrn
FIoun-Prces have advanced but tne oeI na ,rsot
ted 500 bbls of Jenny Lind and 800 Dds OF S
Mills family sold for shipment on terms Aep ~ ur q!
about 1000 6bs sold in lots to the rctallers a @ eH
nrces ranging from So 25 rs for superhne5 % tS
for extra: sIi GOALS so for low grade quo anS %
west ta1nily So Il for Pennsylvan'a ana oao W %
and Sl4 90 1G per Dbl for fansy 1 anu S IS -
Rye flour sells in small way at 81 40 per Dull
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Magnolia.
WaHuOIIn'
7 From the Turf Field and Farm.
BIZ CARL BESsoN.


The poppita sleep the end Of au."-sw1NsuRSE-
church you might put In your pocket,
A httle inside the gate
A small dead pond before IT.
Az still and us calm as Fate.
Red blossoms burn the marble
Red leaves round grave stones peer.
IT'S worth while being buried
where roses bloom all the year.
like the spoil Of some giant INSECT,
All hoary md weird TO see.
The thin, thin moss rom the oaR uecs
Is dropping hstlosaly.
But In one large plot Of the garden
There is neither moss nor rose.
Whore, even 10 death defiant,
The braveBt Of men repose.
Where, opposite one another.
Arayed In death as In his.
The Federal and the Confederate
Have halted sfter their strife.
And this is Perserhone's garden.
where tho river of life 80 free,
Finds rest after oil its windings,
In sunless, shoreless sea.
And this Is the fair Magnolia.
Where Charleston buries her dear.
think It would suit my fIncy
To ue down beside them here;
70 sleep the sleep Of the peoples.
To he In Lsthe for aye;
Where waking waits not on slumbar,
And night knows nothing Of dsy.
Could only have one with me
To sleep at my aide again,
And bring that dear little woman
From the cold North wind and rain
E,-o,, the bleak dank lot on. the hillside,
where natura is one decay,
And even the moss and the Ivy
In season perish away
The bleak dank lot ON the hillside.
That the wind with dead leaves paVe5,
Where three generadons OF Lauras
Lie aide by side In their graves.
Amatron with locks just whitening,
IA girl with golden hair
And She In her prime betwiIt them
s The best Of my life lies there.
But INV heart wakes up to remember.
When the Joy Of my Life had led,
She Left baby behind her,
with the eyes Of the lovely desd.
And would again were Northward,
TO see my baby at play
He IS tall Of his age, my baby
He has nineteen years to-day.
Is he slspping his horse 'eross country,
Over four feet OF tirober or Btone2
Is he soothing his soul with music
Inaloau With Verdi aloneP
rs he sIimming the winter crystsls
Ia he reading beside the fire?
Is he crowning legended pewter
With the lager loved of his streF
O Johnny. my boy, ny aarlingl
When + left that BSoel behind,
There were some sreved to part with,
Because to you they were kind
There were three or four men and women,
And also horse or two.
wss sorry to leave behind me;
But now I miss only you
And Of all the hundreds Of thousands
Who thronged that turbulent hive,
Tho other million are shadows,
And you alone are alive.
And 80, In the fair Magnolis,
BY the bed Of the gallant slain,
Iprayed to live few months more,
To zee my baby again.
InISspoS, December 20, 1885.
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@MUsIO BooKs.-BASSrNIS 70 MELODIC
EGERC1SES. IN form Of soiegljoa, for Soprano slid
hezzo-9oprauo VOICES, intended studies to acquire
the Of Singing, by CARLO BAss1NI, Books, each
S220
PIANO FORTE OALrSTHENTCS collection of EIer.
cises for strengthening equaxiug snd Rcqnii pg he1
bility OF nngeriEg, by FRANCIS u. BROWN, recom.
nerded by GorrsoAALE, BAssrsI, and others. Price
$3.50,
All tho s.sst aud best pu ..,icattons OF lNsTRUMEN
Tall AND VOCAL MUSIC published By
WM. HALL 4 SON,
No. 543 Broadway, New York.
MnHto sent by mail postusid op receipt OF Married
pstcS, mwt 3no OctobeIo
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baltimore Market.

BAITIMORE, January 6.-CoFFEE.-There Is an Inn
moved feelinRs but without any change In price.
Iorroa-There Is little onerng g. and holders are s ~
FIoUr-Thars 1. fairly active tradc demand, hat we
hear of no ssles to shippers There ts no change In
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consIgneea per lGortheastern Railrond
II &.

s14 bales Cotton cars Wood, bales and boxes Mdze.
&c. To " Ryan, Graeser 4 Smith, Lee Spencer, g
Prtchett E r Rodgers & Co, adams. Frost & Co. g W
williams S Co, b Kirkpatrick. o steamer Cane.
msugh Willis l. Chisohn, B Az Early, Shackolford
& Fraser, G Ingraham. Mazyck Bros. Canale, Gail
lard l. Minott, L Howard, c Cross Dukes Co, Ro-
per l. Stoney, Kendall Dockery.
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
y Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Etcessips and
Painful JfenStruation, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal NJ
jsctions, Pains in the Back, Sick
Headache, Gddiness, and oil dis.
eases that spring from. frregularity,
by removing the cause and oil the
effects that arise from It. They
are perfectly safe In all cases, co
cept 4ellen Jor1idden by diree-
tio,ls, and are easy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be In tho hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
In tho land.
T,Jtn, n,n oddrosu ,,s In r,pyfnot
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Consisnees per South Carolina Railroad.
= January 8.

871 bales Upland and 6 bales 8 Cotton. Gs bales
Mdxe u bales Waste, cars Lumber cars Cattle &c
To r r Agent J p Ecrle, A White. HUNT Bros,
Robinson Son. Clowlsy & Boggs, White, F Meg. j
n Robson j q Baggea Co; G w Williams Co. ra-
ser Co, J n Fredsbarg. Mayer 90, Adams Frost i
Dill. Reeder, Graeser Smith, DeSanssure, Thurs
ton Holmes. ) L Kirkpatrick, willis Chisolm, j
r Boylston, Goldsmith & Son.
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DR.. WRIdHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Esse,sce Of Fife,

SSSM@EmWu.Iu& Cures General Debility Reak-
8SSySS@M&BI saess Hystey4cs IN Females,
SAYAf$Xz</ Patpitdtfon or tie Heart und
HSfS6X8Z< al Neruous Diseases. 1t re-
=I@NsaS5 stores new life and vigor to the
~ assEsaS= aged, causing the hot blood OF
AZ the PhcnE rises youth to course the veins res
from ne asaes o. nS toring the Organs Of Genera.
s. G;n,alsa Ign %a.s tioa renorin0 ipotencI ana
this EilIfr Tejnpen. Ue0attty, FestoItatV Aa .n.t
ate the sysfen. and ana Jait Tl0or tnus proving
overcome disease. perfect "EffGtr Or Loce re-
moving Sterilify and Barrcnncss In both sexes. To
,hs vn,nc midleaecd, md aged, there Is greatar
boon than this :. Elixir Of Life." 1t gives new
lease of Iife causing tho weak and debiiitated to
hayo renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with joy aud pleasure
Price, one bottle 81; three ootues % sens W
express to any address. ,,,u
Dur medicines are sold and recommended hy all
resnectabIe druggists in every part OF the CIVILIZED
globe; some unprIncipled dealers, however. Try 20
DECEIVE their customers by selling cheap and woftn.
less compounds In order to mnke money. Ge not
lcceiyed-ask for these medicines sud tako no
others If the druggist does not keep them write
to us, and we will send them BY express carefully
hacked. free from observation. We Will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard 10
eny disease with which Indies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address ell letters for medicines, panph-
lets, or ADVICE, to the sole proprietor, a
DR. ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walkor str Ny.
May as 1ye
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esssssslsJsAe confidence, and state their com
plants in full, as We treat all Female Complaints,
and prcpare Medicines suitable for oil diseases TO
which they are csubject-Thirty-two page pamphlet
In a sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
pr box, or six boxes for IS; or they arc sent BY
rom observation, by addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr.. W. r. MERWIN, 81 Walker ST. N. z.
NB-Cherokee Pills No. Q are prepared for
special cases, when miIder medicines fail these
arc sent by mail, free Of postage, on receipt OF -
The price Of each 6o1.
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FOR FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, RR,UNsW WICK ST.
MARY'S, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL
THE ELANDINds'ON THE. ST.. JOHNS RIVER AZ
FAR as PALATKA.
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balea for Baltmure. =. 20, -.
ebt and include snce yesterday 140 hhds Sugar and
NJ bSs Moasaes The demand for the better grades Of
Sugar Is very scve but owing to the light supply IN
rner and looking up. The sales include 206 hhds Sugar
OF for good common 1oAc for faE end seconds at
chsnced Sales comprise ESQ bbs at 5Sc per gallon for
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7ioiaaDos, isasis Julyao, 1sSa

XettTs CAicEeTlH0 d Sohl:
trv Grand Pisno-forts manufactured BY Jon, and
have no hesitation In endordng the opinion Of my OLD
friend Mr. O. D. Cofard VIZ: That It n tho dnesf m
Believe me, gentlemen, naoat faithfully yorrs,
-. 4 HATTOE.
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COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
--,--,,, o- nr-1.rv 1rryua


The Charleston Cotton Market.
3. OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, January 81
salars are in many cases withholding their stochs and
are unwilling t. dispose OF their Cotton at the going
,Ices The transactions are consequently hight; sales
about 21o bales at decline OF &C. y 10 on the prices
ajd I'M Saturday last The business of the day was as
Sows bales at S1c 20 at 3d. So at 49, % at
81. 10 a. s4 and 81 private terms Quotations are
nominal.
Augusta Market.
=ia .uarsrA January 7.-Go1p.--Brokers buy at 1SSk
IS snSEs.-suying S.s q. at 12s and selling at 1s2
aToops AUD BoNpB-Are dull OF sale.
=. GoTrosThe market Is dull and prices easier. While
vo rep at our quotations Of Saturday, proper 70 re-
mxrk that bers are more fssdious In eiassincas9n.
and Cotton sold heavily at hgures given to-day which
would ON Saturday have readily commanded
cam Soee. We quote 90
Midslltug. ug.........................
Strict MiddHng -...........-.Sa
saiesof the day foot Up $50 bales follows 70 at
u at 3S; 7e at 81 50 at and 81 at S. The receipts
Mobile Market.
- MoBIIE January 3-CorroN.-The market opened
onistiy and continued 20 throughout the morn
ing On receipt of favorable Liverpool eccounts gene.
raj and scve demand Bpang up, resulting IN sales OF
400 bales the market closing firm at an sdyce ON yes
terdsys quotations. and In fsyor Of sellerse Middng
;; MONETARY AID FNXNo1AI-The market for Exchange
has been quiet to-day. Bsnks and bankers were check
Eng ut IaX discount and buying at Nal Per cent dis
count
t Gold 132al33H.
Startling ls8a1A.
New Orleans Sight par to y premium.
stoe. on hand Sent % ist isss. bales. $1,000
sssstysa 1Ss
ss-,.z....... ..z=g. 15ssa4
E1Ised ursyousiy eS 79ees-sl s2s
STOCK. ON hand aud on ahipbosrd not 80.
Y FnIIaHrs-Both to Europe and Coastwise ports are
cnte seody but thore hasbeen change In rates. We
t5note Liverpool "a; Havre, lkc. coastwise Porte
: ii<c by steam, and 1iIc by san
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'hIladeIphfa Market.

urprnAY January LEvening. -OoAIr-Conhnues very
ssies are reported at $Ss6 25 for white ash,
nd rs 2sa5 so Der ton for Ted aah, ~ to quahfy
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=CHERAW ADVERTISER.
nEVOTED 10 LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART,
~ AGRICULTCRE, upd MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Chcraw, g. @. Publishod weekly, by ". L. T. PRINCE
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy one 81 90
One copy six months. 90
Ono copy ee months. DO
Five copies one year. Is 90
HATES OF ADVERTISING
One Square, ten lines loss. frat inscrton.....s1 50
For each subsequent insertion. Observation-Disclosures. 90
AL Advertisements f. be distinctly marked, or they
will be published until :rdored out and charged accord
ingly.
MERCHANTS and others advertising by the year. libe-
ral deduction on tho above rates will DC ,nadc
November Is
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IMPORTANT UEKTIFIUATEd.
RooHnsrER, N. z December %, 1851.
Messrs p Il. DRAKE Il Col have been great SUI
for three or four years. ard had 70
abandon my profession. About three months ago l
tried the Plantation Btters, and to my great JOY am
ssveral cases and az far az know, always With signal
baucHt am, respectfully youra.
Rev, J. g. CATHORN.
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T.,monidu from tie most he'd 1rtsti n Rwopt
to kcsus. Chicksrtng d SoDs: { - .ss2-...a>
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1862.
Rnsprorsp FnEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the use OF thy Plantation Bieters. Thou
ailt aend me two bottles more.
Thy friend AsA ouRRlH.
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s. T..--1860.---X.

Another wonderful ingredient, OF great use among
the Spanish ladies' If south America imparng beauty
10 the pIe1ion and brsncy to tho mtnd ia yet un.
own TO the commerce of the world. and We withhold
its name for tho present.
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- s---==---a--,
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January a.--CoTToN-The market
this afternoon at advance Of to 1c per 10
over Testerdays offers and Of 10 over this morning
ers Strict Ordinary selling at s0a3lc, Strict Good Or.
dinsry sold t the OF 270 bales at 31c and Strict
ddng or as good reaches market this ssason at atc
ner ill., srict Low Mdding sold at SSc And. although
"a much az 1000 bales sold in one building in the
cotton qurr brokers complain that factors keep IN ad
or lbove the Market Of course, however, orders
these purchaser and we rejoice at it, for with the
arpe accumulation In this market upon which heavy ad-
vancea have sde these prices are great relief TO
ths rerties who made the advances. All are now
cnynce Of the ahorness Of the cropthat the bulk Of
is Already In port, for the water has been at good
m the rivers and bayous Of the cotton country at an
cartier season than the nece:sihes plant:
have bean more urgent than usual so that cotton
Saa come rapidly forward Rivers Hire the Ouschita
usually only naxiGable In February have been up and
Generally ssnt forward most Of the season's crop
:. STATEMENT OF COTTON.
STOCK ON band Ssptember ls 1855 bales-1o2osa
Received sinco yesterday. A,!aS
Received previously
4s7,642
Exported aiuee yesterday. ots ssso sso ,t7 900
Exported previously.
Stock: on hand. .1Vs,0S 10y
The e.ports i:,cude S757 bales for Liverpool and 22S
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P. Il. DRAKE & CO., New York.
1x
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y6inEl II. Wehh, 6Sq, :. =.
Nh: DRiR Bin: A You are going back to thA gnitsd
Etatas rnust BEG YOU to remember kindly b the
Measrs Chickertng: Tell them Iwas deHghtea With
their Grand PtanoIorte-as 9eod IN issszsN, uast,
a. suas eper tifTedosH, botA n toaea and
Wishing you. &C., remain ever trnlyG e::fc
a F.; BR0ADWO0Dil
Firm Of l. Brosdwood Sons. Risno-forse Aanutso.
Jurors London. /. ~: ;.sc s.,F- ~.
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SHERMAN HouHK. CHICAGO, Ill.,
February II, 1858.
Mrssns p. Il. DRAKE & Co.:-Please send US another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Blters As morning
sppetser they appear have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed.
6N L.
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.Iamss II. WeAH Esq.: -....s ,;ss:! :.:-, ,sI,-
MT DEAR sm: have grsst pleasure IN aaktna youto
convey to Mesars. Chickerfng the a8pfa' atnn of my
highest approval Of their tnstruenS1 1tff Icnadsf.
NOT merely the best instrument Of American klufso
turo that have tried but Of the haast Grsnd no
fortes thas has come under my observation; sud
the Messrs Chickarin9 may we'll be proud Of ASvdng
turned out nom their manufActoty an fdmeuf
which, Tor touch quality, power aEd-Aortfazna u
would be very diacult % surpsss IN any FAR e tos
vide world. 80. -
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- oSs.,es ~ A-~-'1 $50 -..s........., 77,4ss
7S FnIraHrs-Both to Europe and Coastwise ports are
oute stsdy but thore hasbeen no change In rates we
1note Liverpool "a; Havre, lHc. coastwise ports,
: .iI<c fy steam, and 1Lc by sa1
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..A smile was on her lp-health was In her lool
strength WAS in her step, and in her hands-PLaSr,
T1oH BrITERs -
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.s .s....6ecprDerssssDurt.
g0f NTbrnnis botfe Sgo II ,obfs,,

- W Mbratns bate $50 sil sabtett ne.
gen gebrapdS nngeblbrli6er @pra@e,
Sobn SDger tpur6e ebenfdlfs ID
1850 perurtbeiIt ipeeen. 8ertauf bon
~Spirituofen am Sonntag. s5ss
Cam 9fiools6efeer bdtte fiiri3 SAFE
glei9en 8ergebens ie $50, isit aablens
M:Saaer, Wfife Npun, Sbbn SSe0Es
rall nno, ebredtsinsbatten per-
ion $40 ipegsn geieblpiorisen Sanb<
lnngen 81 entridten. ,sisfsls <
So9ne McSap -h9ingmiuegea limors
Foentft9em Bstra9en 70 LANCE ms Mrs
beitehplS bic erl$5Oy Obj eybi3lt Bat;
Ses9leid'en Sames gfib ibeeeh Srrn>
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