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"NapoIcon'9o oats horso.flcsh.'
We hope ha ls not cannibal enough
to oRt tho Bonapnrtol ..r ...
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STILES .HURD,
with tho
Wheeler & Wilson Manufac-
turing Company.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
ls enabled to Soleot tho most perfect
finished Machines. and forward thom to
those who may want, Mt tho manufac
turer's price, FREQ Of commissions to the
purchaser, Any orders Sont through
SiIos Johnstopo& VIM. E. Nance, will
receive prompt attention.
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REFERENCES {:

Dishcp ". Al. Wiyhtman. 8. c; COL
WIN. Johnson. Charlotte n. G; Rev. T. .,
Sommcrs. Tenn. Hon. John i. King, Au.
gnsta. Ga. ; Mcssrs. Geo. W. williams l.
Co, Charleston, S. c.; McSsrs. Williams,
Taylor Il Co., New York.
April 28 II ly.
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"Whoti everybody in tho coun.
syyQwes money, they call it tho Nh.
ti0ntallAdobt. 4t .y. ... '.....
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Nae( NJ MANHOOD,
oW Lost, How Restored.

Just published. now edition Of DR.. Cal.
rSrwsltst Co.e0rhtod Essay on tho radical
euro WITHOUT nicdlcInr} OF Spormatorrhooa,
or'Semlnal Weakness. Involuntary 9om,nai
Lossess Hnnotoncy. Mental and PHYSICAL In
eppaSlty. Imp"diments 10 Murrlage, eta:
elso,T CONSUMPTION. Epilepsy, and Fla;
tMd9fod by so!>indnlgcnco or sexual or
Haygeapco. .''"'. y
.ssSNf1rpflce, IN scaled envelope, only six
Tho celebrated author, IN this Admirable
essayIh clcA,ly demonstrates from q thirty
ycars'snccessfHl practice, that tho alurminS
consequences Of sclf.ahuSe may bo radioaily
eurellYlth0pt tho dangerous usc Of iu,ornai
medlG)bHo os tho application Of tho knifo !;
pointing ONT a nlosIo Of euro at onco simplo, ,
certain, and effvctuol. BY means Of which
every. sufferer, no mattor what his condition
may %, mRysepre himself, chcaply, privately
and radlcally,S .3t
Gfh's Lecture should DO In tho hands Of
oystytyonth und every m u In tho land,
Sent hhd6r sonl, IN q plain envelope, to
any, address, nQs'pald, on receipt of six
eebh,6S ,go HoSt stamps, Also, 'Dr. CuiS
IOrYeNS HMafrtngo Guide, prlco as conts.
tXddfess lilo Pn6ilshcra, -
CliAS J. q. KLINE h CO.,
lafAs9yysgsr;y, 3 ysg.s NJ Y.,t Po't. Once Rox A,tss
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
jTsvnERRY COUNTY,

~ - A-A$ or w " \ - cfA1tc11lS ~ "a.
sITsWnERRY COUNTY.
,AY John J. Peterson, Probate Judge
'Whettas, Bennett Hancock hns made suit
70 n.v to grant h,m Lct,crs Of Admlnls,ra,
tion. Of she Estate aud effects of Jas. Il.
Lylcs, deceased.
Thtt0 arc therefore to cite aud admunish
oil nnd singular. tho kindred mud creditors of
tho satd deceAsSl, TO bo aud appear before
r9Sx 9sh9 Court Of Probate, to he hsld Ut
E3%9et,N Court House, oil tho 20ih day Of
JIlyA fhst nftor publication hereof, at
AlQ'elock ln tho forenoon. to show cnuse. II
opy they have. why tho said Administration
sboh(l not DO granted.
GlySn 'hnde. my hand this 9th day Of
July, Ammo Domini 1860.
JOHN T. PETER ON, P.JN.u.
District Court Of the United States.
For tho District Of South Cnrolinp. In Bank.
!!Hpi@. iD tue muttcr Of Joseph W. Hill
TO whom u may ooncorn Tho underslsned
.IsncS oftho estate otJoseph ". I'LL oftha Conn.
tyolNewberry,und state oi South Carolina with.
IN thid C0upty, who hrs been adjudged q bank.
InH upoI hit own petition by lie distrIot court
isss Sxsaia dht'c' Dated so,1 dsy s pso; A. D.
IN the District Court Of tho y. 8.
xdNssDis,Giut Of South Carolina. .'
IN m 9 H. sondlry-- Bankrupt. Ex Parte
v,SaEeh MoCqlloch. .-..
Thia'ia tonolify all lirn crcditors Of tho
estate Of tho sai,l bankrupt to provo their
Neps befoys 9, e. jaeger, Registrar, at New.
berry, 9. : H., on or before tho 22nd inst,
oIb,S AH9nErel from tho benefit Of any de.
sTM la TO- n,sdr in tho above a,atod cSso.
by order oflhc Court. lst July 1859.
july 7 "a 81 So, -. '...
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SURVEYING

am now fully prepared to- sitand to oil
work Of this kidd, entrusted 70 rad. SuTs
voytDBin ali Of itsibranctes attended 10 with
accuracy and dispatch--at usual pfic8s. Ofr
dora can,be left al ME J.lE. Peterson's of1iCe.
or: :hetit to- mo through, the Postoffice at iihls
piaea>,,'..!l 100. ID. 3iRARDEAU., n
! April "A IS -.
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nd fytpBle nlizt fgblissth tho a;lntest'eey
ssttpUApsSA LaniahnVhey woro IperIilt.
tSstaA sAitesF'gdratchi and roand eaeh'
fh,AsIAa y Yo Na. 6f them b beeAno 'h'SSh'' |S d
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'@"1'am TEamb'' lriplss a little.H
This is bettor: 4 Tom; Thumb ia, u
little drinker, 'aJI 5, - ~ .,' ' =
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Stove, boil boia
chhoth
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

WKLLs.-Rev. J. w. Tucker CT Gran
vile, N. Y, viii deliver lscturs at ths
N. E. Church Friday evening, the 20th
inst. It is expected the Granvills Cornst
Band will be in attendance.
The gale of Saturday was very severs
in this place, and exceeded in violence
anything Of the kind within the reoellso-
ton Of the oldest inhabitant. It reached
its greatest height about 0 a. M, at which
time everything movable was decidedly
lively. Fences were blown down and up,
trees broken and turned up by the roots,
and in the vicinity of the village many
ohimneys were untopped. Several large
barns in different parts Of the town were
unroofed, and quite number Of dwell
ing houses were so severely tested BY the
wind that their occupants left them for
places Of greater security. fortunately
no one was seriously injured. The loss
throughout the town, occasioned by the
gale, will be considerably greater than
that produced by the froshet Of last
month.
The following sales Of real estate
have been made recently:
James Norton has sold his farm and
cheese factory to Hiram and s. B. Nor
ton, for the sum Of $4,000. Michael
Mooney has sold his farm for ST $50
WELLS, VI, Nov. 80 E.K.p.
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Sax OsClock p. N.

The workshops open wide their doors,
At 60'clock p. m,
And workmen issue forth by scores
At 0 o'clock p. m.
OF all the minutes In array,
OF hours that 60 to make the day,
There's none 20 welcome 30 they say,
AZ 6 o'clock p. m.
How many children show delight
At 9 O'Clock p. M!
How many homes are rendered bright
At 8 O'Clock p. M
How many little happy feet
Go out into the busy street.
With Joyous bounds papa to meet,
At 6 o'clock p. m!
Thousands Of tables draped in white
At 6 O'Clock p. m.
The gathered families invite
At 8 O'Clock p. m;
And as they eat the frugal fare,
They quite forget their toll and care,
And drop their heavy burdens there,
AT 6 O'Clock p. m.
Then blow, ye shrisking whistles, blow
AT 6 o'clock p. m,
And let the weary toilers go
At 6 o. clock p. M.
Ring out, releasing bells, ring out
And bid the welkin take the shout.
And echo it all round about,
"'Tis o'clock, p. m. p
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4 IkxonxR VALLEY KA1LnoAD.-Ths
Is. 1oAnsbasy Oalsannian has the follow
~ In rslatioa to the LAnoills Valley
1ailroad: Enginssr Mitchell has 70.
,Gaxnsd from trip aloag the line to
1wanton, and reports favorable progress
= list direction. Engineer Hale Of the
1sstsrn section has surveyed from Swan
|tca TO the LAmoills river, at which point
- has abandoned the work On account d
~ snow, which was nearly two feet deep
there last week. We learn that quite 9
|number Of prominent railroad contractor
have bepn examining tho line during the
uAsk veAk.
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~ UXx4 -, - 80 -
poi~Qa 49, nsa1lng - : -
bslsss l1yDlUAt, - ~ sso1nq141
blowiae. "a ineessssd p pk -
sssls ctlbok, whiSh odaSlns4 =
vsrds q, two hsun, daiag Gukf -
and bat 1sw Of our inhsbitan1Dt -
IL hsvps. LMgs qs6ntsts0 -
ftuit trsss and fences wqq blOVA 16Wss
buil8ings uAroolsd end rsn6a 51seQ
tlsir Soaadations, slinasgb h,swn a -
Il spms i.sAansss ssanlhss lsss the1p
bouses for ss5sr abodss. The olb1tA
which has bssa usdsrseisG ssua1n -
was usasly Dady - sssuYu11sn -
mush danagsd by thS bfsaldng Ind ~
dow, the broken slan oatting an1 s1
ring the $500 grady. IL nsn1i1
boss shsds wsrs Als nnsoofsd. 4 ~
shea Belonging TO ~ Ilensser SsvGi
sstaA1 was esnplstsly AsmolishSd ~
dsbeis obstrnat1ag ~ hahway. -. y
B. Jnney, living alnpst directly 0toolp
this shsd, feared Inst his rsaidSuss vsI11
be destroyed. md vsntursd ont = -
fury Of IL gale 70 taks sasa1urss ~
secure II, md whils thns engaged ~
strask with misils a1d knooksd 1870
los to the ground. HE injuries Ne -
glad to hear are not sssious.
LIN tn nsEth part 81 Brandon Hosass
Ellis had nice new barn blown down.
and thereby about twenty-five sheep killed.
His loss h the heaviest n any ono I have
heard Of and win reach ~, 000
SAMUEL Psrtlow's -asok Of sheep wa
visited on Saturday night BY some un.
known dogs, and three Of his sheep wsre
found dead the next morning. i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
A DIALOGUE

Mrs. Smith-O dear . dear what shaii do.
Trouble, trouble, all the time. II l could keep
the children still and content"d i would not
seem SO hard to get along, but thsA are uneasy
all the time from early morn ill ia'e a night.
Mrs. Br,wn-My children greet deal Of
comfort and great source OF pleasure 70 me.
used 10 be troubled the same way I'll found the
key to happiness. 1 So nd fcw doi'aTs every
year in Toys aud Games, aud thlnk ~ g money
well laid out. II amuse- me and m4kc- -, N
happy. and pas gr-A; many pleasant h"'ir-
in seeing them enjoy theIusei,.s
Mn. Smith Where can 4 bias some ,, pho
keeps the best assortment
MIR. Brown-Francis Penn Z o.. have ius r.
turned from ths city with the incest ,s--ortn~Ut
ever saw. Their store is FRAMED tnii ~ every
thing in the line Of CHRISTINE Hooet 70 i BE-
good as a show TO 20 throagt cars. t6l al
look their gcods.
Nrs. smith, must 20 dghi On AID 'ry NJ
experiment. wonder II they would Tx, H. have
me take my children with mr
Mr.. Brown-Yes. by III mcat. ,afe - 'iiii.
dren they viii enjoy II tni Ne. ttts har'
10 have them come.
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IODD'S
ID
NERVINE
ONCE MORE

The standard remedy for biliousDess with the
medical profession Is the Anti-Bilious Pill of the
American Pharmacopoeia. And its reputation
has been well enough deserved. But it Is a Pill,
nevertheless, and most people Of sensibillty feel
something about as big a meeting house COM
ing into their throat whenever pill is spoken Of
DODD'S NERVINE AND INVIGORATOR acts
efficiently the hillary organism ii irrltates
neither stomach nor intestine In its operation !:
and what is very important, az all good nurses
know, it liz MOST AGREEABLE TO TAKE, be-
ing pleasant to the palate any delicate wine.
We ali know how it is with Cod Liver Oil. In a
pure state it Is excellent for certain conditions of
debility, and particularly in tendencies to Con-
sumption; and yet many of the best physicians
decline to prescribe it, because it SO dreadfully
sickens the patient. That, they say, makes it do
more harm than good. With Dodd's Nervine all
this becomes obsolete.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, 81. [22d&wiw
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MANHoOD---HoW LOST, HOW


RESTORED. just published second edition, by
d.. LEWIS, asa pages,. The Medical compan-
ion and Oxide to Health, On the radical cure of
Spermatorrhoea Seminal Weakness, 1mpoten-
cy, Mental and Physical Inespacity, Impediments
TO Marriage, etc, and the venereal and syphi-
litic Masdics, with plain and clear directions Tor
the speedy cure OF secondary Synptonls, Gonor-
Tho a. elects Structures aud all diseases Of the
skin, such as Scurveyi sc1ofula, Ulcers, Boils,
B!otches, and piInples On the face and body, con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-in-
dulgence or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in this admin able rrea-
tise, clearly demonstrates, fTom fofty years
snccc .sful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences Of lft1buse may be radically cured
pointing out !. mode Of cure at simple, GER
tain and eftoctual by means Of which Every suf-
ferer TX, matter what his condition may be, can
be ei1eetuslly cured, cheaply, privately and rad
ics.ily ~ This Book should be ia the hands Of
every youth and every man in The land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price &c
cts Address, d.. LEWIS, No. I Beach street
New York City. 10 years private practice.
noy9l&wly
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esnsula. ana pAysiaas whe hes euz.d thousAnds
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80 r IN Tat oAkss " desirable and man
kappy. Ths ssad1 q souzs aware that Tn
ds66asy q ~ 1e1sss - e:svsns more m'n"''
D. T1I Z eRS1f VoRK..A book to,
svssyooAy. otaxta1ng dAsalnsusss- DE-. Teller
essat vosk fos ths aazTisd ed tho:e eontempl.t
e: 49,. s::s . 3: ara. ass :s.i y M. 3
post raid. The dngis, maTisd, and the married
kappy. A lsstuss o Lows, a how TO choose
pas{nsr-s somplsts vosh % midwifery. II con-
tAtns hundreds Of secrets nsver osfore published
Waxrnnted 70 b worth three times ths amount
asked fos it. Tveuty-av csnta, In postage stamps
| snclossd, yin sssurs COPY By return mail. DIR
Teller has devoted al his TINA 70 the cure oil thos'
diseases Of which bic book tresta.
- OOos hOun from 4. II. 70 r. ID. AMI
on sunday nom 70 2. n.
n. B.-Persoas 81 . distance can be cured a
home By aAdxoanng lsets1 70 J. Teller, enclosing
/ . rernttRancs. Nedicinss securely packed from
obosTvataon, sent TO any part Of the world. Al
&C., varranted. No charge f0s advice. No stu
dents q boys employed. Notice thn-address al
J. TELLER, n. ID.
No. s. Beaver street, Albany, N. x.
mayl7d&wtf.
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EARM TO SELL OR EXCHANGE

A Farm Of 100 acres, situated In the village q
East Poultnry. Good buildings; house recently
0ttsd up. ZINE orchard and other fruit, Cool
vasGs. Mostly level lsud. In good condition.
vssy productive, and well fenced VIII cell on
easy terms or exchange for . good country busi-
nssa- Sugar works and wood on the farm. Pro-
AAdssn, RARA. r. O. Boz No. s. East Pouli.
ny. W.. a e this oDce. novl1dAwim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

DERRY DAVIS "PAIN-kILLER,"
Is the most popular remedy extant.
THE PAIN KILLER is equally applicable
and efficaciops To Young or Old.
THE PAIN KILLER lie both an Internal and
External Remedy.
THE PA1N-kILLEE should be used AZ the
1 first manifestation o. Cold or Cough.
TUE PAIN KILLER "a good for nprains and
,pItE PAIN KILLER eurss tie Toothaehe.
THE PAIN KILLER lie a fayorite with all
classes
THE PAIN KILLER will cure Chnblains.
THE PAIN KILLER viii otue fh,.sla Nor
= bus.
THE PALS KILLER viii care Dyspepsia
TUE PAIN KILLER - tho Drsat Family
- Medicine III the APE
THE PAIN KILLER will cure Painters
u ch0lic.
THE PAIN KILLER Is good Tor soa.ds and
Burns.
THE PAIN KILLER gives Universal BATHS
faction.
T,HE PAlE KILLER ia almost certain cure
Tor Cholera, aud has, without doubt, been
mole successful in curing this terrible disease,
than any other known remedy. even the most
Eminent or Hkillfui Physicians In India, Africs
and China, where this dreadful disease la
more or less prevalent, the Paih-kiile 10 ~.
deYcd. by the natives, IA well A. by tho oons.
residents in those climates, A SURE ,su.opss,
rT,HE PAfN-KILLEH In sold by hEMh DI
and Dealers in Family Me- M Dr"Sgisl
novod&ya
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
For:the sole OF its
NEW SEVEN PER CENT. THIRTY YEAR
GOLD LOAN, FREE FROM TAX.
This Loan amounts to sc, 100000. First Mort
gage Land-grsnt and Sinking Fund Bonds, Sc
cured upon the extension VI the Railway from
near Sheridan, IN Kansas, to Denver, Colorado, q
distance of 237 miles. of which IL miles are con-
pleted, and the rest Is under construction. 1t is
also a Mortgage upon the road therolling stock
and Franchise OF this trst-class Railway, besides
now running through the State of Kansas, and
IN successful operation tor aos miles west OF the
Missouri River, and earning already enough to
meet all OF it expenes and existing Obligations,
besides
MORE THAN THE INTEREST UPON THIS
NEW LOAN.
La addition to this, the Bonds arc also secured by
| frs mortgage Of the
MILLION ACRES,
| extending ia alternste sections either side Of
the tack from the S9ith mile post, Kansas, TO
Denver. The proceeds of the sale of these lands
| - 30 invested by the Trustees in the per
cent. Bonds. themselves up TO 100, in Y. 3.
Bonds, -
/ SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMPTION
on THE BONDS.
| The lapds orubrace some Of the fines, portions
Of the magnificent Territory Of Colorado, inciud-
| ing coal reld and pinery. The Company also
holdr rs an 'a-set another tract OF
THREE MILLIONS or ACRES an ,rHg
STATE OF KANSAS.
and. although not pledged ~ a seeurlty fpr this
loaI,, thelr possession adds largely 70 the Som
"a. d and
of the Company property, covered by this mort
gage, at ~, oo0Oa0 net, while the Loan - msrely
/ VI, 300 ,Oj0.
! TIN Bonds have
THIRTY YEARS 10 RUS.
ta3 Na> . $3.50, aud Ill %,
sEyEN PIN cEsT. IsrEnssr TX GOLD.
semi-annaailyt on Nay and Nov. 1. ara ar.
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAXATION.
| the Company paying the IT,
The principal Of Tho Z. made ntyabl. In
will be HfW 10TH, NV ~"
ZAP 20 II FRANKFORT, LONDON. on
NEW YORK.
At option Of The holder, without notice. at tbs
! following rates.
On 81 900 Bond in New York ss5 tgoldl each hal
yc0r
On u 900 Bond In London. IL S.. iod.. each hal
! year.
On u 900 Pond ir Frankfort, 81 fir. 80 krtzs, saci
half ysey.
The Alsnts Of the Loan, before accepting tn
trust, aad the conditions, of the road, and tn
; county through which il runs, carefully exam
inca. they happy t1, give the loan an em
ph.t2 Enforcement as
FIgsT-caAss INVESTMENT,
in every respect perfectly IRE. and in some essen
tial even
BETTER THAN COVER INTENT SECURI
TIES.
| The Bonds will be sold for the present at
lsG, fAND ACCRUED IiSTEaRsT, BOTH II
Il CURRENCY,
the Agents reserying the right TO ADVANCE II
ISate.
The attention OF invest orr Il invited 70 thea
vell-secured Bonds, which We recommend - on
OF the most profitable inv estments IN tine maxse
Gold and Government Securities taken In pay
ment at their market .aiue, without commi
sions
. Pamphlets, with maps. giving full Information
sent on application.
DABNEY, MORGAN, Z CO.,
No. So .Ezehangs Plasss n. y.
II N. X. yEsUP I co..
III iHo.l2 Pias 6tssst y =.
aug: L1AwoD -.
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= p = 80 1D1htt 49, - - u
1GDoo10.sv WISE aD eALvI8
1ADmoM 1xxf xkixtssa ysang
NanoaoleDU UAIEtns
= 1faaissa Us1vsn = Hanaisc., -
I. Reu Qo1nokus 0sssas q Aons'
- Dsna Of 1aiF4axu sd :.
ArSimrna q 1sss6ol, 90 " > -
49,. y soa Of The 13epds IL caasy,
koHmGH Jaleea, = GlDo rsspattng 1or
(U11n6isxy shSts.
d Turo1ArHrC EkxnNGoH.--Ws LEARN
ma the St. Johns Newp that there 10 .
eieet q 1T y GxtenA Ne nnss u tn
llmtrssl TelsgraoA Osnssny from East
1sas11ls - 0hes6ee md B. Adams.
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EARM FOR SALE.

Ia Gahsedh9 sGsu lbE sale his farms Of n;
e9BD, dfuatsd In 4iddls6asy, adtolning the col
l1yoggUun4s, - IL DEfapnst FsaA Ths hsDd n
q q. ..s','.s S.:,ssy = -. s"ss 2. es.,I
nuGes18 naskst. 4 young ess6asd a. % frse'
- oo1ns.ssd 10 beas. jhs hoass n marry
30, -. Win ~ f.sn gss1ali, hes reesntiy
49, w esuSOiO11y ssza10sd - ea6yfns
hosk1. and = fhosuugAly vsl1 vatsed Farm
ooanse b szesllsa - - esun4y. Jhse ere
sovssL hsanf1fal building less On TIE pisce
- nundine. 10 Q MAJ visA - eye TO The
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