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DOCTOR GEO.:WIt. I' - FOULRE.
kGro,duate.Of the:fiffersqii ..212edi9l College of
Phactileliltio.) ~ . , .
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lub E,SP EICTP LILLY oilers to the public his pro
XV fasslithal services iii the practise of illsdi
-billei-Satigery.,_and_Nlfilwifel v- •
OF Flell attic resaleaus. otitis father i - ti -. S".
lanover street,' directly opposite Mut-rail' (late
°bells) Hotel and the ..Kecond Presbyterian
hutch: . - . •'-. - .
. tailiale, April 7, 1847: - .
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-, '' , 7 " 01147 - JOUN ' 3.. 10.1111 MS
)1i5`.....12 . .I , io \i nn ii iS .OFF IdE end
..pW EIL4LI NG to the two story treek
6 °Oleo 'ailjotning hie, Drug Store; ''roh I'Ve4t
'ltleintieeet.
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. • lballfiNYik UoL.TTISTEO
'Homoeopathic Physician. •
OFFICE:• Miin in. the- house Cur
inerly occupied by Dr. Fidd. Ehrman.
Cur.l.l49,_April 9, 184 G. •
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an zo og-mobm — no9
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, I _l4lA:_oe,tfarm all -operations uptin the
. Teeth thit are required for their prbifef;
Dittion;Sailiai 'SiWlng,. riling, Plugging ,ZA.,
Dr wilt i.,6itori the Ides of tbem, by inserting Ar
itioial 'Pea., fitMa a's'ingle Tooth, lo a full
sett.. if7.olllee on Piitstreet, a few doors South
of elie ItuilmAll Hetet. " 1,
N. B. Or. Lot-mils a•iii.be absent from Car
lisle the !mitten it sY's, in each month.
June 11,1846...
~,B 0S L.,'N-0:, •
- ATTORNEY AT LAW
Pittsburg, Pa,
- LINS returned teem Corlisle, to ihe prnotier
, 11l of - his profession in- Pittsburg, Allegheny
'comity, Ps.
Veb. 10,1847. ' .
_ •
. Ss r .P) U TAL AP /, - -v..oAanD
-... Attorney at Law.' •
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FFICE. in South llonover streel, R few door
A) below J. It. Grohom,E , sq.
Jody 1'6.1845.
- Itawasz at. zit 2 ,- Ftu
44 9
- Attorney :it Law.
OFFICF. with-A;lair, KAri.., In Graham's
new building, opposit - .. the Post 0111e,e..
Mareh RI, tR47.
C.
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• CA RSON 1001 t.
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• - Attorney at Law,
ch rFtC F. in the rear of the Courthouse in fli
lc" roan' lately ort.upied by 1)r. rObTER, liee'd
4/1111 , 0i 31, 1R47. "' w ,'
Allarney al _
.1.1 A RBIS 3UItG, pA.
April 28, 1848.—1 y.
.0 11 50 4 , aztr i azatzaz o
Mistice of the Peace and Scrivener.
uFFIOE in West Main Slreet, opposite
the Depot.
Carlisle, April2B, 1817.
SITRVEYOR AND SORIVENEIL.
3011 N C. XVIITCI - 133LL,
w 1 lA. be found at his 01Hee in the remr of the
Court House, ready at nll tunes—unless eiw , gell
in the business of his prof,ssion— to make Sur
reys of Linds, 'viols, etu. li e will 11.1.40 prepto
deeds at convey:wee sad any other instrumeut ul
viting.
C3rhslo. June 23. 1847
Plainfield Classzca
Four miles weal of Carlisle, between the New.
Ville State Road and Cumberland
•
Valley Rail Road.
TIE third 'session Vivo months) will cant.
inenee on MONDAY. Nov. Ist,
The number of students is limited, itnd
every effort node; to secure theio-moral .and ,
me Ilia improvement, as well as their combirt
and health. During the past year Upwards of
forty students have been oonnect..d with the
institution: • • . . .
The studies embrace all that are: requisite'
for Colldge•or any' busineep or *festoon.—
lEvery effort will be made to secure a continu
once of patronage from the friends ofedoention
References,' Terms, &c., made known by
plication personally, or by letter aodressed
R. K. BURNS.
October 6,1847.r-3100
•
orrett's Hotel
•
I , IIIFIE subscriber respectfully of to
- 11 - his friends and the public generally, that
has' takenlhe well known Tevertt,,StouU
On the camera( South Itahoeci
and Pomfret Sts., •
'formerly kept by, Mr. Arnlrew Roberts, where
'he will endeavor to servo those who may call
pun him to the- most -sittikfactory manner.=
The,lhome. , ,is.pleasantly situated, and is fur
nlahed threughont with good .beddlng,n nil oth
•er tortilture, anti hie accommodations are such
'as make it 7 a convenient and desirable
'repel ng place. No exertions.will be spared. to
intoe.it agreeable in all ite•departmonts to
'those whO trier faVorttim• with' a'call.
~,, k 9AROERB 'well' be taken 'bj.tlie week
month;or year; attire usual. prices.
April
14, 047-•, .„
X:044 1 . I : I2II P*EQ:e .
1Z0MVE111 , 15 1 1,..
OFFERS , hi k e ttrvietti to the' pnblie.
• lag lid eeveralyea'rdexperioniiii
Vath . ek and having in , hls pAset . teloilihe,
mode by: jiini,'be bilpe--
°by•tiatin and,,pnnetitaiity, to.. obtain a share ut
•
Offlve pOlio square, ilttm.ediately }in
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STity;ltt pear. titc Polteite.
kirks Liitlies_ood emon!a . apparel ;
-co warrants dikr , satisfactory.
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INTOULD'respeetrulfy call the et tention o
1.9 'Housekeepers and the Public tothe exten.
st - ve stock of splendid Furniture, inert:ding So
fay, Wardrobes, Con (round other Tri,bles,lrres
sing end Plain Ihireatis;end every variety, o
.Orbinef-ware and.qtairs,.
Wadi they . have, inst opened at . th eir. 'new
roohi's, the Vo'rner 'of Notth Hanovei and
Lauber * Streets, Collide...
--- 2 P-tiey are eiintideut that the superior-finish
of tr.b.workmaiship, add elegrinep of style, in
which their nrticles -ere get up, together with'
their OH EA:I'N ESS, recommend them to
every perbori 'Wanting Fermidire. They have
also made arrangements for inartufacturing and
keeping to constant supply of every article in
tlieii - line, both plain and ornamental, elegant
-and-useful, at prices whiCh they canuot fail to
suit purchasers. They would earnestly invite
persons who arc about to commence housekeep,
log to 'Call and examine their present elegant
stock, to which thex.Wal constantly make ad.
ditions of the ne weet.titant.ost_Madern_atylcs,_
COFFIt4S made to order at theiborteir, no
ilea, for town a n d 'country.
Xprif2l, 1547. -
NEW AND CHEAP
- Fattially Grocery
•
g rip. subscriber hikes this method to hiform
dIL his rriends, and the public in geliera that he
has
.just opened in the Imilhe Itilely occupied by
Dr John A rinstroogjoid three doors enSLOI, k
1) Rhoads' Warehouse a large and general as
sortment n 1 ANnily Groceries, such as Teas,
Cone, Snor,lntasses, Chocolate 11101 Spires 01
every d 1) inn. Also, a large and well seleq,s
• - QUEEAISHAVRE
Willow -time, Brushes, Buckets, &c. &c. To
Laren nr every description, from the common
smoking tobacco, up to Woodward's best honey
Dew °minidisk.
The p Odic are respectfully invited to call nntl
examine its stock before I ny log elsewhere, fie he
flatters himself that he cannot tail to please them
both in price and tptality. .
N. His friends from the country wit find
it to their advantage to give 111 m rt call; the store
is c. nveniently situated, just a few steps from Mr
Rhoads' tavern:
JOS. D. HALBERT.
Carlisle, June .2'. 1847. •
.13r. Sohn 5. IV/vers .
Tins just returned from-the city with a argil
rind carefully selected assortment of _ -
Drug, painte,ODs, Dye-Stuffs,
and PATENT MEDICINES, inclitaing all
the Attw - properattons of the day, trmether with
geucrel ussortmeit of choice PERFUMES,
FANCY ARTICLES, 4c., which makes his
stock full and ccroplete, all of o hick he will
sell LOWER THAN EVER! Call and so
111 r yourselves.
Joy 7,1817.
CANAL AND RAIL R) AD LINE,
FOR
Philada , Baltimore, Pittsburg,
q_PZ
4r-,,
FdRWARD I IiiG I ;( OT. Ca I IIS It N I NIERCHANT
BAR R ISSURO, PA.
'INFORMS his friends and the publicoha
'from the liberal patronage extended to him
during the 'print year, he has been encouraged
to make more extensive arrangements for the
ensuing season, and has added two now, larger)
and splendid Boats to WS LINE, and wtll lie
full Y iirdpaied after the 'opening ..of the:Cunal
•o tdrivard—Produce .end- Merchandizo• of all.
kindd 'to and from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pittibtirg, &e., at the lotyest rates of height
and With the utmost despatch.
Akentb for IroittS,
Alessre. CARLISLE & GASH pLr,.
Rabe street Wharf, Philadelphia.
[ESE' & SON,'
No. dB Commerce st.Wliart,Baltimore.
Mesoors.CLAßK &THAW,
J. 51eFADDEN & CO,
Agents for Caro,
Messrs. WUNDERLICH & GRIER,
• No 272 Market et. Philada.
Mears. CHALOR ER 4- REYNOLDS,
N 0.423 Market st. Philada
Messrs. SITER, JAMES & Co.,
Broad street, Philadelphia
Pontubiltania and Ohio Litre, N. al.Baliimote
March 17, 1847.—tf.
• iittu, 'Supply.
MI
emy,
rivlE subscriber has just returned from the c
with a lot of NKW If1,001)4, consisting
poi t of the following twildles:
Chambry, Plain Ginghams, Plaid Gingham.,
New Style Culicoess,a largo !of;
White and brown Altislina„ ,
'White and brown 4.4 and 5-' Slleetingd;
l'ickings anti Checks.; Also- . • .
25 110 Z. Cotton .11(isiery, all kindst,.
200 lbs. *lute and coJoreil Cotton Yarn,
Mali Linens, pam 376 : to. St po,
tlonk, Striped' and Victoria Mug.'
;W,ltite ond'Pancy Linens for. Gentlemen,..
Sunittier - Ploth und Cattemnretts;
'Cassfrneres and .
united.withiho
mak, my stock:cpnoplete,' Call,at the Net Slot!'
in NOftliliAttiti,ter street 4 1 1 'examine •
• 8: A;COYLE,
•
and fes, R
TAY ,
ERR tielenlod in I.ldity .
on . :Oliiirce
t. ;13ni Tor , ood', table
, liurnciseist c..Thbee pu rchasing pqn:li.detiebli Upon'
tlinm Yoe' •:Aion:.qhiimpilken;'Port.
'Claret
July 2f1;1847.. — " =
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FUNK •&: - MILLER,7:.
! Hgrrilburgi Juni; 90847. 4 •;a:
CLOVE
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'disea4ii , thll e- 00T1i/ACRE*Y'?
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BLLIO '8" . •
Drug &' Chemical / •
,1100 - .1;.30;11 440:
v
'44 tiieciijx4
MOP .T l d'Pl4o.c9) 6 ll;ileiV• "`
t IRri
A-r iyir7‘
' down ifei Seihr.4kbdi 1240,
' 004a1.160-Iiis`1100i1IL: I)ITYEIII,..y)V
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zoo a zstaof;itzts. , w)Ep .
llery•Oepaguereoinie 1 1 0 -traits
finiramily Grinitos, ,
. 140 Chesnut St.; 3d door below Fifth St,
PHILADELPHIA. • ---
(ADMISSION PREE:)
,•
IFI-vit-tures-tiken'at-ihtireatithlisltrnentere
pronounced by artists and scientific Men,
uilled for Wool' of tone an'tf loflifess alight
and shade',
,while they.lay. nil -artistic
arrangernent . or thu.bighustelfort Ofthe painter.
Cititeak or strangers, viltitint.the Gallery,;eatt .
linen' their 1114hiatures.oe Pretraits taken ill this:
utiique strle, 'and neatly art in MoroCco eases,
Gold Loolote or Brelisipins.ku,in a few titillates,
We copy the' following front. the- Philadelphia
Saturday Courier:
. . _
AMERICAN' SUPEIWORITY.
, The 'ptiblie journals have at different period's
'atinotincedots a reinarkablc prdor-ofthe-skill and, -
proficiencv of A meriettit,Artists,That DagucrCo
types nrc - now made in' this city superior in every
respect To those made in any ot • tite.European
cities. The ince - elle cf A Mexican artists wn
cotifirmed in it very genlifjfitg abti conelnsive
manner, by Mr. Ilarittim'r publicity Slating at
the close pf Ids,Voin Thiimb exhibition in this
city, that Mr. Root had made 1111.y...mie good pit:-
turns with only n single failure. • lit addition to
which '.llr.- R. has been Ihettiehetl With the fallow—
ing Conclusive certilienle;pignetl it ll'he per- I
ceived by the parents of Tont ll'hutnh, by Mr.
his tracheri and secretary, all of ahem
were with lain tit timopet
'
Patcabscrht.t :ItineT;f:ii4t:
. ,
The rtiugueveotype or Tom Thhiub. and his
family, including his several teachers, footman,
driver, eiluipage &c. and his .varinun boiinmes
and characters, made. by Mr. A. Root, (FIFTY
ONE: present a degree of accuracy and
iruthrulness to Nature, with a bold charm of
• not I.ne, sollness, expression, beauty nod delicacy
or finish Mid uniforrn Bud ne have
never seen eimalred. They are decidedly snperior
to any thing or the kind witnessed by us either in,
this commy or iu !miim', Paris or any 'of the
eities Europe whieb we hose . visited. .
take pleasuro is bedrt ng testiMoll, In the courtesy
and skill so unirortnly manifesrell by Mr. boot,
the eminently iniceessruH)aglierreotypist.
; Signed S. STRATTON (the Father) •
CYNT STRATTON (the Mother)
I'. T. BARN UM
(Exhibitor ntTom Thumb in Ragland and Arne.
rico ard Protwielor ar the .I.;tv York Huai
Baltimore 111ilseum. •
W. W. WEBSTER (Seektary).
111E0DORE CATLIN
(Advertiser and Secretary of Tom Thumb in
Europe)-
Ai: G. SIIP.VM A N (his Preceptor)
• This is certainly very striking testimony In
favor or American superiority, coming as it does
from those who-have examined specimens of the
best pi•oductintis in the art in most of the princi.
pie cities of Europe:
.logy DI. 1 847--fintn.-
..INEW IRON ieiNt _STLEL.STORE.
"ram Subscribers, Importers and Dealers
_i_ In Foreign and American Iron, beg leave
to call the attention of purchasers of IRON alid
STEEL, to the new assortment of Swede
Nom egian, C4ble and Coinrrain English Iron
which they now have,and are constantly re
eiving from - k , urope aßeet. Also Amerienn
con„ consisting of Poop, Band, dcrolr, &c..—
English, Rusiiian and American Sheet Iron;
Small Round and Square Irun, from 3.l6ths
and upwards; Boiler and Flue Iron, Horse•
shoe and Nail Rods, Axle Iron, various sizes;
Locomotive, Tire told Railroad Iron.;_Angle
Iron, Half round Iron, &c. Spring and Blister.
ed Steel, frodilibe4 stamps of Swede Iron;
Cast and Sheer Steel, &c. all of which they
offer at ilia LOWEST ' , Atli, fbr cash, or at
six months for. mpraved relerenao, aril to
which they invite the attention of put chasers
before rep', nishing their stocks.
Also, l'ig and lit om Iron received o com.
mission, on which advances will he mad
EARL'S & BRINK,
Iron and Steel Merchants,
117 N. Water St. and 5.. N. Del, Avenue, Phi
July 28, 1847--1 y
THEM Gl2 111 AT CEA TRAL
EAP HAT AND CAP. STOR
V Wesel° anti Retail, N 0.284 Market street
9th.cloor above _Eighth street:, south-aide,
PHILADELPHIA,
Comprises ono of the largest anld moat boon( t•-.
ful assortments of lIATS, CAP% and MUFFS
in the Union, and of the latest and most nu.
proved styles, nitibufbe.nred under the imme
diate superintendence of the subscriber, in the
best manner, of prima materials. and *wid be
sold at the low3st gnsstble pa ices for cash,
Tito dssortment embraces a splendid variety
of Sitli,Jll.leslt in, Beaver., 13rush, Russia, Nu
tria and other 11A1 S. of bencilitil finish, and
a complete .atealc of n II kink's of Cloth, Glazed,
'Fur and Plush CAPS, of the (Rost desirable
palterfis, togethhr with a supply of MulTs, Furs,
liutfalo Ruins
Country Merchants and others are respect
fully invited to examine tile stock. which they
will find it to their advantage to do before
purchnshr, as it his deterinhintion,Jaaving
adopted t th Ettalt artem, to. sell Tut bildi duly,
and at tlic Imi;bst prince.
JOHN FAREIRA,Jr.
Philnpelphin Dec. 1 1547-fitro...
Jayne's ramily Medicines
AN Vlittonal supitlx of the above ealunhte
mwto in es, consist lug of
J nyne's Fspectorant,
" t T ome vet:mirage, •
Huh. Tonto
Sanative Pills, • -
Cnrminctith
'Received :tad For idle
'S. ELLIIOTT . :
Agent for Cailiele.
Sale, hag „
2O oue•L!ia ter, sno -Sacks'
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TIIE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH .
Ve who would Isnot your features dor
Litho limbs; bilght eyes, udwriekled forehead,
From age's, devastation horrid,
Adopt this plan—
'Twill make, in climates cold or torrid,
A hale old man. .
Avoid in,y(TiilliTtxurione
Repireitt the passions' lawless riot . ;
Devoted to domestic quiet,
Ile wisely gay; • . '
So shall yeoudie °rage's fiat,
,Reaist. de.cay. •
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'Seek not: in Mammon's ciorphip, Pleasure, ...
nut find your riches: treasure
— ln'books; - frlhnds; - "muslo;pnllshell
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Your opulence.
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asitortta,.
OLD-FASHIONED IRISH COURTING:
In the south of • Ireland an ''Abduction
Club!' was establisher!, the Members of
- whichrbmintl . themselves-brsaroiilrtri - assist - 1
in carrying off "such y.eung wornciii as Were
fixed utton by any of its .7.riemiiers.
had emissaries and confedertat3 in every
house, who COttiniunicaled iiVriation of
partibulas—the extent of the girl's fortune,
the state and circumstances Mttlie family,
with detail‘s of [belt intentiOns, t and domes-
tic arrangements and movements. IChen 0-1
girl was thus pointed out, the tne e mbers drew
lots, but more generally tossed'up for her,
and immediate measures were `ftiiren to se
cure her for the fortninne man by-all the rest.
No class of society was e.teinpt frotti their
visits, and opulent farmers as •*ell as the
gentry were subject td ilieseenotgernents-of- :
the clubs, according to their muff in life.
The persons who were most Usually con
cerned in such clubs were a `class of men .
abounding in Ireland callelZiffireetis."—
They were the younger sons oreonnections
of respectable families, havirg little or no
patrimony of iheir own, but who scorned to
demean themselves by any usefiel or profita
ble pursuit. They are described' by ARTHUR
Yours and other writersor the tray, es 'dis
tinguished ir. fairs and markets, ritcei3 and
assizes, by appearing in red waistcoats, lined
with Harlow lace or fur, light featherbreech
es andmp boots; riding blt of blood," lent
or given them h6Ru .the amble ad-thoir ape. I
lent connections.
The glory of carrying oft an hetresii in
triumph from his competitors seem to have
been the ruling motive, until oppostion or
failure etclted•tt•orse passions. The author
gives the following instance of atrocious out
rage
- .
t•Catliarine and Arm kenn3rly were the
da fighters of Itichitio Kennedy, of Itathmea
d. ,in the county of Waterford: their father
as dead, and they lived with their mother
in much respectability ; and they were each
entitled to a tontine, under their father's will
of £2doo; a itime Rim, at that time, as ti
gal's portion In Ireland; Cut even that was
exaggerated, and they wore looked upotras
co-heiresses of immense wealth, and as Such
were obj-icis of b o reit! ettpltltty to the atitlue!'
firm clubS. 'Tlie.lorttinate persons to-whose'
lot they tell Were Garret Byrne, of Ballyann,
in the county of Galltay, and 'James Strange,
(pi on minced Strangl of Cllard, in the county
of K.lketiny:- l'hey Were young men of
great popularity in the country, dissipated,
ilashin. careless, spirited fellows, but of d if:
!timid ilispogitiens._ Elaiinge waa iiritatile,
impetuous, and tyrannical, sacrificing eve:
ryiliii g to accomplish lila ends unthlittle re
mit:ding the means or leelingg of other Li—
. on. the cannery, vvas amiable, mal t
its tar as hiA par:Otitis and propensities per
mittediof tinid arid gentle temper, particu,
lady to, women, with whom he was a uni
versa) lavorite: He had attached himself to
Catharine Kennedy, wlitlOe dispdsllititi tVos
somewhat like and congenial.to his Own.—
Strange fixed his iegards upon. Ann; wlici,_l
in IL manner, resembled him in determi
nation and haughtiness of temper.
.:•Iti the intl3reonisci or the country; they,
had oceasionalli..inbt et race belle and other
'
convival meetings,-and ilie.in'en - hitil enilea-
, yerbil to render themselves agreeable lathe
girls; with shell success, that it was report
ed, or. fhb atithodif of their confidential
maids, that thiiy .were riettially ipvhed by
their': to avaif.-thenisellieir of the hrtit.oppor
•tatittYr to carry thtern MI; as :there Were no
IMpes:tlitit their: mother and friends. ,would
consent iiiitiOr'imarry•ing rrieti..fit supli des:
perruniortimeS: ~ , . ~ „„,; ,
r.eiliti• r :ilili'.,litletboti'rati, 1::le; going, • pl, :
- Catharine WasbUt fill ien;iiiitl Ai ei, l'iitto.l: bilt . 1
triiii teem' . - They :%$ . 1:0; bitty very, triVely girle r i
.hht, AMil3'Wriit rrio st
, 4islinguished,and her
Torrri,ane.litell 'griii3 ettotaio,h; df: saitetiling , '
eiii i ii rilly ti eantilnl. . '.. : :_, ,:, • ~ .;;::
"On the 14th of Adril;47,7?,..the ; Orls eel,
.cohiMitilett 'their , Mother, i'ituat;r,itial. some,
• frietidri,"th'a play kinii4fea,,ek.Gratgepartidnai
:a innall'lawilia the, epittity,os 41,110noyj and.
ibefere`ilie:repeesaptatiOn i;,..jiii„e'enetthledi, a
noticeViiS,:conveyed io,thiiiii,:ilitif:,Py gin, and .
;Stratii,e' had forated'it'platfte,,dkry F iltemoft
thiit'highliiiirn'tfid - Wilyi,,itrid:l44 ; tni,nirktiltid.
a tni in he i.,',:i I .'il lie rep's, ern 00 iX, thd. tkett.sofor ,
difi'fiuitese: ' In 4reat, - illiti4the',Oirls,i3with, : l
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;friends; ahi lantlathAroteet.iiio4l. thy
•solteataio IlarrierActile.4tor;„and:reatialn , ,
ed"far:WM: hOUrkyy,itheat:,,aPY,,A4fisciP,tfic)itg;
made or' thii fOntiti'''4lcnigttnitillehzintrepir
was le I t?ai.....#;:,,iti* 'd Opr", ':44t 414, ikityi And Ahe '
:partyi . `etitaiilk i ehteredi'Mtiii*.iiree:aMl4-3n:
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jhe street,Where they , were serroimded by
about' an hundred : armed men; with shirts
ribvering their-elcithes,,-by way,_ol. disguise,
the'then cbriimon - cirsturne, in which angina.
led the name of 'White-boys.'
"Tv: o' horses 'were ready and salt led
was first to mount 'onie',.and placed
before Byrne, and 'Aline was placed upon
the other before Strange; in this way, sur
irounded,by-a-4.lesperate-body-01-11113Pr-Silfli--•
manila intimidate and overawe theeountry,
theiwere carried off froin!thetr iriends. To '
terrors of the it was •prep Pied
to send-Mr whp would lie thVir
companions: ' They received the
joined by
-some - women, - Whirpitmed;linWPveri;Tcrbt
sitsers - and - near relatives - of - the, abdliciors,
and prepared end in readineita tb - -prOmotie
their They rode all
surrounded by a strong, armed gbard of
OVlriteboys-to-a-placci-called-Kilinashane r l
i ififteen 14;1i .rniles from Graigunikmana.
Muhl the. journey they were repeatedly
„Col cited to corisent.tg - marry the-men, and
theritenerf that if they did not, they should
be Miffed le a distant ..coiintrY, Where they
never would bee either mother or friends
again. The Women who had joined- the
party urged the same thing, and threatened,
it they persisted in their refusal, to abandon
them, and leave them te whatever treatment ,
the men chose to give , them. In thisplace
ctliey7obtained-some-refreshment;und-con-
tinned for a considerable time. subject to the
biihititni. Importunity of:the pithy - . At length
a man . k - vas introduced, who was reported to
be a priest, before whom Byrne and Strange
-took 'a solemn oath that they- vould harass
them night and day by riding through the
country with them, till they should be ex-.
hausted with fatigue and - suffering; but if
they consented then to be. married by the .
priest, they Would be immediately restored •
to their friends. At length, terrified and
subdued, they became passive, 'and a shor't •
lorm of ceremony was read, and an extorted'
assent was ¥.
_ - •
“They then elalmbil theproinise tote iin
mediately restored to then friends. but'lt was
- evaded till night 'came on. The girls refus
ed to retire to rest till solemnly tissuied by
the females that one should sleep with each I
Arthein t they, hbwever, itTandoned Meru at
midnight anir,fith Men look their places.—
From this house, which ap.perred to be a
waste place, and belonging to no rnastei,.
they again were set on horseback as beinte,
and, accompanied by their lawless -Patrol,
they rode on to Sortie, wile . re they phssed
the next night: The exhausted giftg — elP
treated to be allowed to sleep with the fe-.
males; ibis was Vehtseds,
,( After vdriods wanderings, by riding night
and day with a whole cavalcade of aimed'
ruffians, they Were blouglit to the• house of
another priest, who dndertook 'to persuade`
them to subunit—to- their fate and bo recon
ciled and obedient to their husbandi. They
still persisted in their renninsirances against
the violence ()tiered tti them, when it was
threatened to c arry'them to Castlecomer, and
bury them there forever in the coal=mines :
and Strange, in a paroxysm of anger, struck
Anne in the face With a Pewter pot. -This
brutal violence - sunk deep into lihr mind,
and rankled with an inextinguishable re
sentment never to be forgotten.
''it Will, hardly be believed that for fi ve
weeks tney were paraded, night and day.
twoomphufell by their lawless cavalcade, and
testing ,nt miserable houses, through the
counties of Waterford ; Kilkenny, Callow:Kil
dare, and so on to the north of Dublin, whe re
they stopped at Rush, a small fishing town;
within a few Mlles of the metrniinlis. In
this place they were put on board a Vessel
acceinpunled lijr the whole patty, and sailed
to the town of %Vicki° v; here, with n per-
feet feeling of indifference and security,
some oldie partylvent tin shore;
.but while '
they were absent, the vessel was boarded by
a Mr.. Power, accompanied by an nimed
party, who rescued the harassed girls. and
fe;toleil them fo their friends. In the mean
tinie Byrne and Siiiinge made their escape
to , Wales; but they were instantly pinsried ;
and apprehended at Milford; on the 6th of
.Inly, and lodged in the jail at Caernarvon.—
It vi.ah long aoubtful Whether they would not
claim the girls asetheir wives; and a belief
was entertained that no prosecution I,Vould
ensue. 'Catharine was , said to,,be strongly
attached to Byrne, whb'had always treated
her witliallectidn runt ientieness ' except to
the manner of hei.abduction; btitAnne san
imosity to Strange was irrecolloileable, and
the brutal indignity of the blow was only to
bb ethics/J.4 his death. Thotigh so young,
a mere child,•fier energetic reaer.tment otter
cr,tipe the reluctance of her elder,bia more
yisltling sister; hey resolution was confirm
ed ley a near relatiite of her ckfm,dititingtiisli;
_etl' by the number of (Weis he had fought.:-;
a Mr. Hayes: It was by liis mail:taken de
termination that the !heti were broeglit to'
trial. The joint de:loaltitifitiat.the girls Werii
talred,b6fouellie'Lurd Chief Justice Anatilv,
and liyine and Stiange4ertY tried nt tlie.Ril
kenny Lent Assizesi on the 24th of March,
17811. Letters were, produced. from the youhg .
ladies, containing the most ;tender expres
sions of alltictiEiti L and inviting: • their, respec;
live loveri to carry n themoff: in'the way ii : :' s
senile the country, to which they Were: tea:,
dy ; ppd.. NI Ming. to consenL. -These , lettiffif,
hotittlvii!, , ere 6 l early, I proved , to. be forger ,
. ries by the sieter . ,Of Byrne,
.who titi4 ; tiiithtl,
Ji:i boast' ihe'Cotild 1 jAirle,eo, -ciih .:• ltilissAn r !
-'. tie -• K entledy 7 ,i1 ' , Hand:writing; ' Ot heie,'W tire
read ;
. rally, written by•the:girle, - :'spet Ogg or
Itlieja en; in. an - affectionate, Man nor ' and cal 4
.Brig the ro . iheiri' dear husbands' .
, ,but these.
tvtitiiiinillieti tcriuttielieeddietated pnaar.the
,stilsrig , imiii6sitiri'otliiirititriiir. tertnil • Tti4
-men ward: i found ' ailty i aii4 136iittinifed . 1 to ,
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1 :f ft 'ititirViiiiiripseci.itie seatenetimonid ne.v=
dr iiii"exiOiite'ef. TWA' ihipedtuble rank in,
enelety=con i ieetedtiiih.iliesgentrY.:t , l the
tottitrYilleir,pctileUitryttggxOitegidei -
Inid ihe' .(i entenPy:
o .
ttl4,oototol4oo
!hat , Odaseiitoh afii : rriogiliMiptvit4red
;I thing diVOoiint;tWariniiiolit}SMitea'ie
,siinng , fabliptp;n'Alte.i.r4tiVO.O. ,6 .lTho internee
:6On tit, pqW,eff9l:: ji*UtiiiiNto.o)l4Allimßlit
, oilititatheMinntlik.krdirt the court 40 , ,,ttlennn i.
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•SoOtt,4ltettitipidellordi Oleittlfeli.iiiii,then`dt ''''
,tOrFleY - -goP,tplystp s d:fctio'dentntl4th'ai:pkoinient:
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40ity:rootieAbOhrtoJiiiitietity . r.any gir l
tend T3),Tir!itectlicin'tai the claniesaiiiiiitiaWa t
happiness of 4nyrllliY .;'oo'he J ,eallodipon.
wil, goVernitiert to carry mOlheskult)P3e.Ti
Hi( rentnatiannettilt . ateeidedteilarni.tire.
lidliirtnnatmgentlernhii , *etiOtitiged* die '
'ttriie; , *tpr.iihtitlitiiit , of thttir,niiiirikrAli . frrehdk
Atiiktidttalroo:4:§o,' , iltr,OrniAtttii . o.o.oiiiitf - '*:4 11 .!
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was the deep sympathy for4l.isir late that all
tha„slibps were shut tip, and all business s'us
.ml'o'olloo killtertny, arid:thiLheighbotipg.
. "The subsequent fate of the girls whs
iriel
ancholy. . Whenevel they appeared in the
towns of Nclaterford, Kilkenny and the
ity, aktailed by the hissing Mid
hooting of the inotyWhe'llilloirea them with
execrations throu g h th'e street - bltAt
to a pension horn government, settled on
thern as h reineneratlen for their sufferings
tend their conviction of felons.- This the peo
ple considered as the three of blood,ahil could .
nal coiteelal their' iblierrence 'Whenever they
- Were seen. They Vero liowever respeptthfy
_married„
...gentlemen named ; 'even he
mall not escaPe.tho stipetstaious credulity
`of the eettntrY.. He wasm worthy lint we;,i
Man, and fancied . himself Haunted by (ho
spectre of 13yrne,•liequently shouting 091 at
night, WlFen
that he stool: before liirrt: He_'
always kept a tight burning in" his rodm,ris a
-protection against this apparition. • I lie hand
some wife fell in flesh, and preserved but
little of that 'comeliness which attracted the
lover,_ and sMe sobght; it was said, the India- ,
genre of snioking, to drown reflection !
file late of Anna was more severe. She
!tinted the promise of her yonth,‘ and be-
came a magnificient .I.tcauty. She - was mar
rimd to n rmntlernan nathed Kelly. -Her
married was miserable, and she tried
an object-of great commiseration— s ouk, it
was said, in want and degradation . . The
comfit - on people declared her late a lodgment.
anti euciiiiiied to execrate her Whilst
and het ITICMbry \then ilrad. The very art
•of a man 110:aiding hiS life to carry her off,
• was deemed a noble act, her proseention .
a base return. and fieSS misfortunes urnhii
but the vengence of Heaven visibly visited
upon her. •
Another awful catastrophe of this
rimed hi a different part or Ireland, :about .
the same period, which is perhaps the niost
interesting and melancholy on record. John
McNaghfan, a tiritive of Derry, .a graduate of
Trinity, College ; Dublin, after a Series of
:ex
travagant-co-and ifie less - ef his wife ° pmd
court to a Miss Knox, who liad,a large for
tune independent of het father; and as' she
was too
,young to marry ; he obtained a prp
mls, from. her to become his bride in two
year - s.. -tier father *as opPosed to it, and lie
was inierdjeted,the house.
'One day the lovers found themselves a
lone. with, no companion but-a little bey,
when MeNaglitan took from his pocket a.
prayer book and read hltiiself the marriage
ceremodY, prevailed 'on Miss Knox to an
swer the. responses, Which she tkitl, adding
to eacii, 'Provided my _father consents.' 01
this ceremony aleNaglitan immediately a.
vailed Illmtmll' and when hb nest met her at
the --- Imbse of a friend he openly claimed
her as his wile. Agailt he was forbidden
thelOnse by the.indignant father. He then
ptiblislied an advertisement in all the news
papers, declaring the yodng Indy Was :nar
ried to him. By a process, however, in the
spiritual court, the pretended marriage wall
entirely set aside.
' , To detach his daughter is orn . this Unfortu
nate connection, Mr. Knox resolved to leave
the country and ibtrod ice her to the society
of the metropolis; and in the beginning of
November. 1861, prepared to set out for
-Dublin. McNaghtaii and a :p?rty of his
friends haver , ' infoimation of his intention,
'repaired tp acabin a little distance from the
read, with a siliA:fut of fire arths. From
hence one of his party was desptitchati to
the 41005113.0 f an old woman who-lived by the
wayside, tinder the Pretence of buying some
yarn, to Wait for the coming iiir of Mr. Knox's
carriage. - - When it did arrive ie woman
painted it opt, nafeed Bib trav elers It con
tained, and desciibed the .position in which
they sat. They were Mr. Knot his wile his ,
daughter and a maid, servant. , It was at
tended but by one servant and the smith.—
The scout iinme4intitly ran beidre and corn
.mutticated tri Alefiadlitaii what he had heard.
..
The carriage was instantly surrounded by CORPORATIONS.—The Prejudice against cot , :
him and three other men.
.AfleNagithan end porations; arising frOm the real or fancied a 7
one of his accomplices - Breit di the smith, buses sometimes - charged upon them, Ilea
wham they did not kill, Mit totally disabled. great eflecl, in the way ef preventing their
The blinds of Bin ctiiringe were now close existence : ',G,ov. BEta; of Ohio; in fill life
drawn,. that the persons inside might not be. annual Message, declares that if iti: all-title!
recognized. MoNaghtair Mile Up to it, and I) democratic governments,' witere - the..ppli;
either by accident or design; discharged a cy of the law is to distribute,. not conpentratrt,
heavily loaded blutidertfusninio it re random. estates; rind where there are COnsequentij)
A shreik was heard inkide._ The Hind *at few rich • 'Men. associated ivetilthintLeffert
let down and Mr. Kutix discharged his pis- become indispensable tiitheaccoMplistinient .
tot tithe assassin, ..I.At the same moment o f great enterptises. It is thud thaloorlieraf.
ationdir *as fired from behind ri sitiolt of turf; boils emanate from and exist as the egicient
by rho servant who had concealed- himself instrumentalities of . rapnßlitian. rustitutienss
there. Both slpts tecikmflect in the boriy of and urn nitiltipileirin Uri& proportion to the,
ltleNriglitatt: Ile was. litiwevetheld on his. enterrtaize : 'and fieetioin .o. States and Na,:, c-- - -
horse by, his aiiiinciaten, Wile rode off with t i c „..rn
him. : The cnrtiage s then examined.— - tube vast extent to whiCii internal improve,
Miss i Wti
tnoi Was fdlinil dead; weltering In mettle have be6n carried irl . th§ palled Sates
her blood. On the' -- first alarm, she had illustrates.the'Wontletflitefficienag - MirtiakieV'
•throwither aims around herfinker's.neck, to• ated means enidialtor:-, Ittnittidifititdaolatien . l
protect Itim 4 and so received the , contents, ef Cifitinetdorgiuc4 41 . guy ppcsiii,' ,, i - p l .. viiT ., ;. - )
the rmird drain flie-afms; ' five bade .of ,
the, - '-**There are frequently unitarfc I.in thl:'l.lings.,
blihnierbliss hatlentered fler:bdol . :letOtha pities of associatlOPlitiffeCtl ehnhics i pai : . ;
I t
the other three p e rsons irillie:Parriage7Ohlt.,oifi cee li entiardni-ahas° tersOyliir t britztltiri°
'her. tiniiirtAnd !. untouehed ; ey'lhie :louden) their' fiber:sin- biiiiilingthciesen:tpen leaked,
gildt_ n .. , '" . :,.;:: ~- .::, 1 '• ''' '7 ''. '''
'''''' ' sr."'
' . ',' ' .groundiUnd'realiieliakidiairiMPrafili TijratieN
'..'''TlMUniitilrYWas opOn,olOrmed,Antl!iire --, operations; ; - : lt.tikthus , that' , .irtiluilfy:Odr fi l '-.- '
wliii.i'a ilia hundred pounds offered , her tile : jerPrize, are , avuiled't3f..,*.attpplY* . Wfinii Oa - -
apprehension of the - murderers. .
,:A.:. corn 04,. eipi,tal',' ' The' pregrein,q:eivAlizatier,,Lgigy q .
'tiy-,scoureil'ilie. distripti antrairiofigii' other, be expected fo'deVelo'pe . Many,:oker useful
places wets led to, treat - eh tie house of a Aitq' appliances of '',llie',l"ificigpliCobComblii . alloth
,mgr name Aypiisiew. The family dented, in p rbporti o n as ilit..liiiidual,acttmilYo , lndhiAl}t ii . ,
MirkitoWledge cd McNaghtin,. and the party, infhimicee iiTtiCi .‘ eatirin.rin&soeial,tittprovs l . l '
were leaving the Imam ? When the corporal enecti: , lbtititimek.cerisiiiiiiikiif . l4o)Wh'is4 . r .; „ . •
said to one of his - conapnnions,,o the.,,hear- : g i . 4 At id of ; the_aidi ; it' , imic diriViii : llinnis - e0., ,)
.:of .lifeeountryiti - arlf*tic t l / 4 , no iggi ng .. 0 11 06 8 7 ; : operation of ellifiraili joint Undertaking)) '•fitid)
' :that the..diacriy.erer. , Wonlatlici'entitled Id rite- , r,nefurti aclvantaget4,.:---,
~,:',-, ~... ....' -'
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*rtian: . .imlOpiliate.q , ..lopto: le ,tt-tbeY'lled,'; : :,cs,Kkiy,-.d..j),M),. Ai frAfi4 . o4olll'? lliNriti•iii
anitthe.d.cirpthrifrUniiing up ' #.. larisier,,.. buret : .:014 . alciatiAo'ariiiinteertite-,Lltaysenji.:,l4o6. 7, .
".iti . tirf trieftloori and dukoVitted - ,PlONaght-h . 9,, .;dottm,if tiliikti r that y 1.1 _will 'go so tar , altd =Li - --
; -...: . I , ! r .e.-. , ,ostttl't cr, %--
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erable 'wetunded state; he MatieftdesPerati. ~ i. : psci; I deß;tfaitlith 10 4. 6 6 1 : ( 41 ) Weit,1, p 1i 5 4 , a4 • r.' ,
I•Ssistatieri,.bitt Was ultimatel,,,ttaketi . anctl°d:. 'f a fiffr tteal.il-044 - 8 5;f c i . „111 1 1 e lyb'bia t ,'I
, i-ik,,: ,
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'tded!belidie'd rifidniat eniiiiititigiol'ent - Lifforty
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fefictrine.cil them vow teelvilt . altipt:Nileiii-. Milord
,opictienc . o . llilalinek,!4iiiii,ir . ery, glad s:
. derme.: Q MeNttgetaniWatrbtoiigAttligo:coU . rtt 'la 104F1V!!...Theft'atiddenlyii:WilliJrafrieliiiit: '
•A"raPPed:o:ii,bitititqltird.3o4t94,tible ill; lef betnpaspiontite - forgiveuitas.,444,'-'1,0ikil;::
thii - doeii; not
~biiirit:!ib 9 .te support - inieell ; 'dent t:lo'' , tift;yl:elnitfiti It 6,,, , n050 , fOlt?,y,li . ,:it - , - .4-
in •MtiketlitiF'Oosition;' 'ttiottidthifittfdldi;.'lt:, , e iciece; . al e pieic .Itoo4-iiiiia/1 . 1.:..,,,, , tv.,.. ; , , , ....,. c , r ,., ~
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e • .- d ' ''' . - '''it
ml,lAkmiklf , ,yvith, osyinOinf., energy, a n d
1 7 . ~44[1.4 4 0 olavi
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occurred, ' ill, ttiii oinitC'e", of Tffin trial. '-One' of the' ilonr"duittittais; ' °``.fiti - "bliotogp.t. v0i,, , , , A..
1
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411
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i : t. c{ i:i'.::'i7
XVIII
beside-.1d . 0 . iheY way ,
y'oh are going to disown me alter alf?"
'On thedayof exeention;ll6NBßifim was
so weak acoo.be sapporteilikthe alms of at r
tendants. "fle'evlrieed the last testimony of
his regard to dielinfo.rtbniato yobbg •Itty.y he
muidered,hail ,WhOm wati*sionale
ly toridi and :WhoM.he as,blii wife.
•••0 011t1106.
he laild'er, Ike exerted a his remaining
iti'ength to:him--hitnaelf o itrid Willi such.
force that the rope .brolrithnli:Velell gas;
ding tei the ground. AS he. Nt'al
enterprize.'ond
was highly popular, •an'd the 'bilkWill - nade tt
lane for him to escape, and alfelkip6flit as
; sist him. He declined their hiU, andificla:
tvoitldrrc -he not live; he palletdtitrbts lel:
lower, Dunlap for the rope `Vvas;
-mond his neck ; the knot of
'rind pared , Yolirril- his oWik,
.."(k . gaip hq
Was assisted lip thclakhler, and Eollecting
his.enetgies he fink; himself off,. ?Till' died
without a .struggle. His britortbrint6 lint
faithful lolie r wer stood by, wringing his bandit
as lie witifesed il.e stiffetings .ol his,klear
master, and earnestly dented
execution might be hatteneitt, that he Might
soon follow guru , arid die bj - the s . arrie.rope.
circumstances and cliaia - Cter el the
parties in this affair rendered it one Of the
' , deepest interest. TWyoung but
fifteen, gentle accomplished, beautiful i great
ly attached to the unhappy .man, .devo;ectiy
fond of her father, and with the strongest ;:e ose of rectitude and pr ri priety, entangled
' in a^ linforYanate-engogement from -simplic
ity and inexperienee. The pinion= was
thirty-eight; a man al the most 4 engiiging
person. and a model of mabty beahty. His
manners were soft; gentle, and insinuating.,
rand Lis-disposition naturally generous and
humane: out when roused by strong, resent
ment, his passions were Most fierce and un
controllable. His efforts on
.his triar were
yet to preserve his lite, which became a bur
ilea to him after the loss of her lie Inved„_
but to Save from a like fate a faithful- follow
er, and to exeldpate his own memory frorn
a charge of intended cruelty and .deliberaie
WATER,
Water hai had many eulogists, tut( feiV
have spoken its .praitcs more eloquently
than Mr, Quincy, in his address at Boston, a
Eh( rt time since, on laying the ;cornerstone
of the reservnir ire remarked :
. . _ .
"The 'coiner stone js laid of churches of .
a% particulur monum ents of past
events of general blit not univeri'al interest—
oi hospitak, of an liose benefits a small num
ber only will partake—ot college whew
the fortunate !ew alone derive immediate
advantage. But this is.of univeral intetest
—there is nothing sectarian, nothing'nation
al, nothing exclusive "erib — ont it. It is mono
polized by nb patty in politiCs Or Seel roli
,gion. It is an equal blessing to the high and
the low, the rich and the poor, the jp.A, and
the unjust. It will aid the poor tiTinitn,
toiling for her children at the wash tub—and
it will administer to thb proud beauty Tel the
luxury of her chamber—it will cool the
fevered blow. o 1 disease, and be a cordial to
the parclied lips of the inteMperateit will
prompts moral as well as physical; well
being, for cleahlineis, aCcording to IV
field, stands neat unto Godliness. Its trea
sures will pieserve our habitation from fire
impel the giant strength"ol the steam
erigine-:4111 accompany our navigators to
the remotest clirbeE—williiedlcatis the infant
et, the belay to this.cheek'of
the youth=strengtli to the_ arm of manhood
—comfort to the decline of .age. „Not. will
The,bilbssing he . confined to man i nothink ,
that enjoys animaler vegetable nib Avin o*,
ist on this peninsula for cehturies without
_ .
sharing its •benefit. The gilt of water, to
cool earth's fever and cleanse its stains ) as a
btessirig is second only to the revelation of
that living water, 'of whiCh if' Mari drink
lie shall never thirst:'"
ME
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