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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

How Between Observation-Disclosures
Fatally Injured.


How BeIween Observation-Disclosures |
Fatally Injured.
AT about nine o'clock last night terrible
ARRAY occurred at No. 1917 Biddle street. |
between two brothers.in law, named Patrick
Scott and John Canwell, which, if il has not
already, will probably result in the death OF
the latter. Scott IS married 10 Canwell's
sister, and the latter boarded with the
former IN the house No. 1917. Last evening
both were somewhat in liquor. AT the time
Cnnwell came in TO supper Scott and his
wife were sitting at the table. Husband
and wife had had some ditficully-a war oil
words--and about the Time OF Canwell's en-
trance into The house ESQ the woman herself
informed an ofIicer) his broherin law struck
his sister. This aroused all the ire of the
brother, and Il fierce alteration shortly
ended in fight, in which Scott stabbed
Canwel twice with n common pocketknlle
once in the back and once under the ninth
rib The wounded man was al once pros
traicd by his injuries, which even the mex
perlcnced, who gathered instantly, drawn
thithcr by the row, saw were dangerous. A
doctor was at once called in and dressed the
wounds, which he pronounced so dangerous
that recovery would be considered miracu-
Ions Onnwell bled terribly, and the surgeon
asserted that to stop the e!usion of blood at
once would be necessarily fatal. Scott was
arrested and locked up in the Third District
station house. He said that Canwell was a
good young man, but both OF them were
drunk, else the difficulty would never have
occurred. Canwell, on the other hand, as
serted that Scott was good man, and had
he moi been in his cups would never have
used knife upon him. Under any and all
circumstances, Canwell asserted, he would
not appear against his brother in.law Ia
| prosecute him before q court of justice. The
parties 10 the terrible ARRAY are both Irish
and laboring men. Scott IS comparatively Q
young man, while Canwell is tweniy-threC
or twenty-lour years of age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

KisslNG.-The principal charge against
Rev Mr.. Linn, OF Pittsburgh, Cried Tor I'M
moral conduci) was that he lad kissed one
or two young ladies' Is il always immoral
to kiss young ladies'? Here IS question
that might probably engage the learned la
bors OF debating societies. II you ask the
young ladies to decide the question their
verdict will probably DO that il the kisser be
gentleman, and moral gentleman, and
the kissee he willing, there is no guile 10 the
event. But, as general thing, we should
be inclined TO vote in the opposite direction.
II depends II great deal, we admit, upon the
I kind Of kiss administered. We have the kiss
/ paternal, the kiss brOtherly, the kiss cousin
ly, the kiss ministerial, (probably Mr.. Linn
used this one) The kiss conventional, the kiss
fashionable, Every much like an icice,) the
kiss of Irritation, tile kiss spooney, and ever
so many other kisses which have been con
sidered allowable, even ii administered by
young and unrelated parties. The safes
way, however, is TO stick faithfully TO ths
kiss matrimonial, aud never to administer
or receive that unless the church has set he
seal upon II. Such pYruteChnics are calam
ltous without sacred safeguards.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
GONE BEFORE.

There's beautiful face in the silent air,
which follows me ever and near,
with smiling eyes and amber hair,
with voiceless lips, yet with breath OF prayer,
That feel, but cannot hear.
The dimplcd hand, and ringiet ofgold,
Lie low in marble sleep;
stretch my arms for the clasp Of old,
But the empty air is strangely cold
And my vigil alone keep
There's n sinless brow with radiant crown,
And a cross laid low in the dust
There's q smile where never shade comes now
And tears no more from those denr eyes flow,
So sweet in their innocent trust.
All, WE'LL and summer is coming again,
Singing her same old song
But oh il sounds like a sob Of pain,
As II floats in the sunshine and the rain,
o'er hearts of the worlds great throng.
There's beautiful region above the skies,
And long to reach its shore,
For know / shall find my treasure there,
The laughing eyes and amber hair,
OF the loved one gone before.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
Orouelers GuiOr.
s. ,-sszsHga..s1 PHILADELPHIA, VII .
~ l4t RMINGfcN AND BALrlhohk
FAII- -EfIa u TIME ia BI,F.

Kali E0a . TIME TABLk.
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY lOh, 1869
Trains will lsAv. Depot corner broad iinsi and Wash
WAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 30 Am tsundays exesIted,
for Baltimore stopping a. AL he nls, statons. eon-
Meeting with Delaware Rail R0A At wilmington lot
Crisiield and intermediate stations. =,
EXPRESS TRAIN At 400 NJ. tsundaya eEespssal
for baltimore and wAshngton stopping At Wilmington
PsT1ville and Havrede Grace. Conntets atWhmihgtoh
ExPaRss TRAIN AZ 400 P. NJ. (suadays excepted,
for Batlmoreand Washingon stopping Chester Thar
low, Linwood, Claymon Wilmington, Nswport stan ton
Newark EikonNOrth East Charlestow Perry FlehAur
de Grace, Aberls-n, Perrymans, EdgeEood AAgnohAi
Chase's and 5temmers Run -
Es-NIGHr EXPRESS at ll.30 tdaily,) for BAlti'
uOreand Washington stopping at Chester 1huiow, Lin-
VOID, olymOnt wilmngton Newark Rlhton Nerih-East,
Prryys add navra de Gr'cs, Pasryman'sand Magnolia
Pa sengers Tor Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk Will tahs
the IL 90 train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
soppiap sill station. between Philadelphia and vii.
Lave Philadelphia at 100 a. NJ. 2.sO, CO. aud 10
?, VI. The 900 r. train with Delaware Rail
road tor Harrington and intermediate stations.
Leayr WI mington at 80 and 10 Am, 80, AVS ana
100 daily p. NJ. TheSi0 A. N; train will not stop be.
tween Che, ter aud Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA aud BALTIMORE CENTRAL R. r.
stppAg at all Stations on Chester Greek and Phadsl
phit aud Baltimore Central Railroad:
Leave Phiadepha for Port Deposit tsundays sHeeptsdl
oxford at lu0 p. 81 The TOO A. NJ. traia stops At all
stations between Phiadelphia and LAmokin
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia Sunday excepted
| at 10 % a. 81 and ~ p. NJ.
! Trains leaving Wilmington at $50 A. NJ. and 10 p
NJ, will connect at amokn Junction with tho TOO A.
and 80 +. NJ trains for Philadelphia and Baltimore
| Uuuri, Railroad
IHRuuiH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington AT 1890 A. NJ ,i2.20, 81 and io2o
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
leave Chester att 20 Is. 9 0s and HOS A.. n II
AIS, d!q, A ani 1921 PM.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7.2bA A. Nj, Way Mail. Gao A.hs, "a
press. . 35 P NJ, EsPrsss. 126 NJ, Expreea 1910
Z. NJ. Express.
From Baltimore to Fort Deposit anl intermediate
stations at 100 P. NJ.
Accommodation Train from Fort Deposit will leave
Peryvlle NJ SAT A. NJ for Baltimore and intermediate
statiOne
Trains for Baltimore Lave Chester 1T l2Ge and OH
a, NJ and 30 2. N.
Train, for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1859 and
1909 A. NJ, % and 8 II M
sUEDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at % p NJ, stopping Al Magnolia
Parryman'a, Aberdeen, Havre deGrace, PerryVille,
Chariest0wn North East, tlktou, Newark, stanton,
Newport, Wilmington, claymout. Lnwood and Chester.
KENNEY, snp't.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
lFrom the N. Y. citizen.l
THE RIVER OF DEATH.


All silent flows the river
Towards the ever-thirsty sea,
Broad, tireless, flowing river,
Speeding seaward to be free.
Flowing dark and proud Away,
So inscrutable and grand,
hearing all its love away
From the grasping arms oil land
one year ago the river flowed,
And another watched with me;
Two marked the sombre river
Going grandly to the sea.
Wild weeds wept their tears of dew,
But in Hcorn the river passed
Steward with Its load OF love,
Seward, silent, sad and INST.
Great God sHE's gone foreyerl
That other one who stood by me-
Taken by the lustful river,
Carried faithful to the sea.
would no mercy give her,
This poor fool who watched WIN ine'
Loud Knocked as the river
Bore her body to the sea.
blessed the brave black river,
When heard her one day groani
Her white false face one instant,
Then / Knocked its flow alone.
0, eternal, ruthless river
Coillng coldly to the sea,
Must your cruel current never
Bring my dead one back to mef
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

A young man in Hartford persisted in his
efforts to induce the parents of the girl OF his
choice to consent TO their marriage, which was
finally appointed, with great reluctance. As
the ceremony was about to be performed, he
gravely proceeded to address the astonished
assembly thusly: ''We are much obliged for
this gathering on our account, but let me sug-
gest that there is no necessity for any further
business, las we were married three weeks ago. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

The mother of Ida Lewis complains of the
large number of visitors her famous daughter
has, there having been between three and four
thousand there within month. There is
hardly time to do the housework. The old
lady said. 81 love my bed too well to get up
early in the morning, and lay till almost five,
or might do great deal more before they
Gomez Mrs. Lewis idea of what constitutes
late rising is rather startling to city-bred
iashionahles,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
SnpcinI l1dliles.
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NOW USED BY THOUSANDS. ISM


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Bronchitis Soreness and Palms In the Breast and Blood
Splitting Tickling Coughs, Tightnew OF the Phlsem'
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THROAT AND LUNGS II now commands a large
sale aud is extensively Appreciated wherever used ane
is highly recommended by olerRymen, lawyers editor
and phFaiciaus. and by Thousands who have used H.
As-see Special Circular for full description sen
by mail be had Of Dealers In Medicines. Price o.
aud 81 bottle. Full directions accompany zach
bottle Prepared aud sold by
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Practical Chemist, Wilmington, Del,
Sold wholesale by johnson, Holloway Cowdeni Phia
delpha, DemaR Barnes Co New York. aud al retal
! by dealers In medicines gerywhere. novl3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

Eliza Emery warns all the girls in the South
and West to look out for her gay, deceiving,
runaway husband. David She says that he
has cruelty left her, and told the folks when
he started that he was going southwest to
preach universal salvation and marry Hoo
sier. Ellie thinks he may easily be known,
and to prove it, says, "David has scar on his
nose, where / scratched it,"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
From tie Lancaster tra.) Iutelligencer.l
An Enormous Snake Attacks Child.

A large black snake, over SIX icet long,
made an attack, on the 3rd inst, on little
boy between and years Of age, son oil Mr..
Sirchier, of COnestoga Centre. MIR. s. bad
gone "blackberrying on the forge hills,
near Colemanvllle, In Conestoga township
In the afternoon one of his little boys lay
down and fell asleep under tree, where a
basket had been placed, while MIR. 5. was
picking berries about ten or twelve yards
distant MIR. s., finding some May apples,
called the boy aud threw them 10 him, who
picked them up and put them in basket,
and then lay down again. In a lew minutes
after the boy uttered a piercing scream,
iumped up, aud cried out that he was at
lacked by big snake. His father fastened
TO his assistance, and soon despatched the
snake, which made no attempt 10 escape
The boy says he was awakened by feeling
something moving at his arm and side, and
looking TO see what il was, lie saw the snakl
and jumped up. II is supposed by persons
who are acquainted with the habits OF this
species Of snake, that il was on the tree UNI
der which the hoy was asleep, and that i
dropped itself from some low branches OF th'
tree on the child, intending TO coil arnun'
and crush or choke Inn, hut that the snaki
was prevented from accomplishing its objec
by the child lying fiat On the ground an'
suddenly jumping up.
A large black snake is said TO have beei
seen at various times, some years lrequentl
and other years not at all, for the last 2
years, on the hills along the Pequea, in th
vicinity of Conestoga Centre and Martin
vile, by great many different persons
some Cat leasl) with character unsurpasse
for truth and veracity. According to th
accounts of the persons, who say they hav
seen the snake, il IS not less than from TO
inches in diameter, and from 90 to % feet
length 1t is said that this snake was see
again about week ago, near the Pequea,
short distance back of Conesioga Centre, i
some boys. No one, as yet, who has see
this snake, has been bold enough to make a
attack upon il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
EGISTER,s ORDER.
IL RIoIsrsR's OPTICS, Nav oAsTLR couStr, |

June 18Th. 1850 ]
Upon the application Of ANNIE :. CLARK, Tx.
eeuirix Of the list viii and Testament Of eANTwELL
decreased; ii is ordered aud directed by thu ke-
ser that the Ex cutrx aforesaid, give noticeof tho
granting Of Letters TestamentAry upon the estate OF
the with the date granting thereof by causing
be posted within forty daysfron hedate
ofsu six ofthe most Pubc places the Conn
~ Of New Castle quirlng all persons having demands
against the present the same abide by an Act
Of Assembly In such made and provided And also
the Delaware State journal and StAtesmana newspaper
published In Wilmington and to be continued therain
Two months
L. Register Aforesaid at New Castle in New Castle
~ County aforesaid he day and yearabove written
II. @. FRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

A Wisconsin physician kindly poisoned a
newborn infant at the request OF the par
ents, because ii was sickly.
A colored woman OF the town was crown
ed as the Goddess of Liberty at Radical
barbecue in Alabama lust week.
A house is now in process of erection ON
Beacon street without front door. 1t is the
newest Boston notion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
for sale anu TO lRent.


HOUSES AND los AT COST
In Wsst WILMINGTON within ten minutes Walk OF hAket
tract, clear Of City and vt bette thtes than can
be oltAlne through tue help Of auy loan Association
4sss1Ar FOR sALt-rwo the STORY h'ick house, A.
hlH& eleven hundred and atty dollars each the iui o.
sisiM ct on which would be Q .ly aye doists and
kskasA seventyise cents per mouth. Possession can
be had 10 thirty days
"a One new fDar-Toomod hOnfe. standing on the
!k6 rner of SIKH Avenue and street, lot ~ taet-
tM by 90 feet price seven huulred and my dollirsi
R interest thee dollars and seveuty-h i've cents PSF
moth, would rent for eight dollars month,
Fa2sy Two fur rlomed houses now building, aha
HIM. will ba ready for about the first OF Angus.
ISL IL feet by rs feet lots 20 feet by lou leet
A&a& PRICE, eight hundred dollars eAeh-inierssl
four doars per month; all paid over that sum Will ou
so much toward b-coming owner Of tho property, a
sssJF&r One tw0-iOomed house on lot 90 feet hy eu
lmsEaA feet PRICE, four hundred aud MY dollars
liiaNS now rented for five dollars per month.
1isksA My ojcct in oAriug such liberal induet mehl'
Is 10 make West wilmington village owners IN place
OF renters. Three per cent discount Will be allowed on
the first cash payment. school House aud Chapel aI'
NOW buiding,-tNu variety Stores are open, and her'
will he ionnd plenty o pure water and no water tax
The rent that many mechanics paying, should, Will
neonomy give them comfortable ION in few years
Ths ore Railfoat will within few years, run ronn.
the northern and Western section Of the City ana must
of necesslty, run dhsetly through West Wilmington.
June ~ }. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
Females Suffering with Rupture

Or other physicsl Weakness, invited TO visit Pha.
delphia and call at @. II. NEEDLES' Office, No. l5l
Twelfth Street, below Race 10 obtain proper Trusses
Braces Supporters &c lsdy attendant conducts ms
made and suitable instr msnts for Prolapsus applied
O. H NEEDLES gives personal Ateaion to male patients
at his Office Twelfth and Race Stretts fhiadsl,
mia. Extensive practice in this special branch oil
Mechanical Remedies insurss Intelligent and correct
treatment ss-BANNINGs BRACES adjusted.
jant2-e ie4- lon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

Louis Meaher, n diminutive Tcuton, was
arragned before Judge Kelly, in New York
Saturday, for beating his vile, much
younger person than himself, very good
looking, aud horn in this country. All he
had 10 suy in answer 10 the CHARGE, wns:-
"When | married tins woman, gave her
$3.50, and we opened boarding house;
makes de beds all de tunes, and she mOkes
love TO dc boarders." Tie jealous little
chambeimaid gave Zig growl when the
Judge sent him up for three months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

The pastor of a colored Baptist church in
Louisville 'slandered" sister, when she
gave him sound thrashiDg, whereupon The
adherenis of the two eontendlng parties raj
lied, and u severe wool pulling time lol-
lowed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

A vulgar woman at Congress Hall, Sala-
tnga, appeared at the table Sunday, with 50
many rings on her fingers that she could
scarcely take her knife aud fork in her large
hands. Another at the Union wears iewelry
amounting to $4,000.
Commodore Vandeibilt's daughter EN-
ploys a portion of her time in Saratoga in in.
strueting her little daughter how 10 darn
stockings,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

You can XIII every coekroaeh, waterbug, ioa, moth
bug about your premises Lyons Insect Powder will dc
it, and nothing ele will Look out for frauds In b1ying
Buy none that docs not bsAr the Signature Of = Lyon
II you get the right thing It is death to all Insects.
july H-lm Depot, 81 Park Row. NJ y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

A Frcnchman appealed 10 the Mayor d
Columbus, Ohio, lor protection against
witches.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

Also, Freight Tfains with Passenger Car Attaehs d.
will leave wimingt about 90 A. NJ, New Castle, sbo,
Mlddietowu, TO- Clayton 7sO, Dover, $50, Camden,
TO- Felton, 10 O5 and be due at Harrington about 1890
4. NJ. Returning to leave Harrington shout 90 p n
FELTON, o. Camden, sos, Dover, 5.36 MORTON, 6.b5
Cltyton G2i MiddAtJwn, 40 New Castle 900, and be
lus az Wilmington, about $50 ?. NJ Subject to delays
Incident 10 Freight Business
This rlln viii stop take up Passengers only at
stations nainsd hut VIII sat down Passengers At suy
stopping place except lIarss Corner State Road, Dal
Jukctioa and Duplnt.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and philadelphia, At
| T.4U A NJ.
Leave phiiadelphR Has and Wilmington 90 N.
for New Castle.
Additional to those above leave Smyrna Tor ClAylOn
IL 10 AN and $40 PM. LoAve Clay ton for smyrna 40
AM. and 2.lO +. H., to make connection With lsanA
aud from Dover and Stations south.
| Steamboat TrAips heretofore run withdrawn.
Boat will however,, leave orisfsld for Norfolk, In
ueeiipu with Local Train, Tuesday, Thur.day and
SATURDAY Evenings.
| suparintendent Delaware RAiroA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

NOR SALM.
Il No l. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE On Pine
street, above Fifth street.
No. .. A STORE, DWELLING, &c. on Fourth street,
between Market aud King Streets 1t very desirable
part Of the city for business of any kind
No. 3, FIVE rWO STORY BRICK HOUSES oil Nc
oAulley street, near Lombard between Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets.
No. l. BRICK DWELLING on TatnAll street. above
Second street
Of Seventh and French streets. HOOd business stand
No g. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street, lTst house West OIL Black Horse Hotel. uood
stand for store and boarding house.
Also, Humber of other Houses and Lots. Apply TO
MM .MeUAULLEY
iRn22 6U6 Market street.
IIARms FOR sALE.-No.l. An excellent farm
| Il within mile of Newark depot in New Castle
County containing about one hundrad more or
with good dwelling and tenant house. and excellent
thereon Ia desirable property, and will be sold
| bargain.
No.2. nice little farm, situate In nrandywne Hun
dred, within AZ miles Of wilmington containing Al
| acres more or less.
No o. very valuable farm in excellent order, on ht
Bfandywine, miles above WILMINGTON, with nne build
ings orchards and other Improvements containing 4'
acres or less. -
No. l. Farm Of 200 acres adjoining the city of VIII
mlngton with buildings, orchards, and improvements
suitable for farming trucking or good Investment oil
| speculation. Apply 10 WIN. MoOAuLLkY,
| oct, @, COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
L PROPERTY,
Or for Bonds and Mortgage.

.sssA9. Thu subscriber offers Farm Of 1 81 ACRES,
lniI tillahs land, un1er good stats OF cultivation
WI 4H good fencing, much Of II OsaEe Hedge In
few years the entire fam will be enclosed with
hedge :enes Moderate sized DWELLING with Barn, Corn
Crib Shedding &c. all having been built aud repaired
within few years Fair sized APPLE ORCHARD and
other Fruit Trees Two thousand three hundred bushels
Of Lime have been spread on the farm during the last
wear in addition to i've Thousand within lew yelrs
six fields wAtered by failing stream of spring
water and handy to nils churches railroads. lime &C
Nine nilea from Wilmingion-go0d Pike road. One
half tho purchase money remain on the Farm, "a
all II 1t properly secured viii be exchanged for i'm
proved City property. WIN Z. hklsLEk,
jel5-It Newark, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
nRIoK HOUSES FOR Sale.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ROOMS.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE r. oMs.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE 4 ROOMS.

LA large new FIRST class Dwelling in desirable
tII&if location or King street, with all the modern
lll!&% improvements Built with the best OF mate
nR rails and we'll flushed. First story finished
with walnut and walnut inside shutters all the front
windows. Terms easy. q. IL. IlNDALL,
ml2-tf 42] East Fourth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13

FOH sALE.a-TIIAT VALUABLE
;; FARM, situate partly In the City Of Wilmington
as n and partly Ohistriana Hundred, known the
.A-AIl HWarner or WIighr Farm, adjoining lands OF
Henry a Banning, ESQ., Thomas Y. Bayard, Esq, Qate
Col Daviss DR. Brown Mrs Cornell others, contain.
ing about ~ less This property has
eral OF the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around lmingion lies on both sides of the Railroad
and Turnpike is In every way deLirableas specu-
laon by operators In Real Estate, few gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private esldeneas
Apply to WM. MeCAuLLEhi
1e25-tf heN N""hst Street. Wllming tOp. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-13
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MADE OF
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BRINGS COLOR to the pale white lip BLOOM and
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Use none other.
b5-Ask for sPEER's STANDARD BITTERs.
sold BY Druggists and Grccers.
63-see that my signature is over the cork Of each
bottle ALFRED SPEER.
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AS-Trad supplied by all Wholesale Dsilers
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