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foul afpsrG oas which, in that very houie,
have been eaa upon his -charasier. Aad
what treatment does he there meet with
Why, truly, moft Jealous and lntemiS-
rate oppoieion, is made to the reading OF
this reip-etsul addrels, and by the very
men too who are pretendedly the exclu-
fire vim heaters Of the,right Of the citizen
90 lay his complaints before his repreten-
ratives and 10 have his grievances red.eiieS.
No leis than twice was the reading of this
aidrefs interrupted in the houie Of the re-
prefentatives ofthe people for the purpoie
ofpreven,ing II from being heard, and
once the houfe were called upon, by the
democrats, TO declare that it fhoad not be
read, notwithstanding an express rule OF
the houie, declared from the chair, to the
contrary.
Such conduit needs no comment il
fpeaks for itielf, and mott unequivocal'y
demonRrates that the men who act in this
manner are afraid to meet an open and
manly invefiga.ion Of their conduit
The majority of the committee of inqul-
iition withheld their report till the Iait
moments OF the feflon, by that means pre-
Guiding the polIibility Of fair inveaiga-
ton in the houie. The report was then
> rinted and distributed Though the coun-
try without the documents, on which II
was pretended to be grounded, bur which,
in truth, contraditted every .edsntial charge
alledged in the report. Now, when
gentleman whole life has been devoted to
the fsryicc of his country, both in the
field ard the cabinet, AXIS TO be heard in
defence of his dtarea reputation, he is in
fuItingly told, upon the floor Of the houie
of reprefentatives, that his requef, is in the
highcf degree indecent, and iuch as could
never proceed from the pen Of any man who
is or ever has been fit TO hold an Office.
Let tho{e who aelnde themfelves with
a telief thar tseir public concerns are row
insrafes with men Of more than common
zeal for the promotion Of juaice and equal
rights, ponoer well on thele things. All
is not right.
(GaS. q. s..
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M'HENRY's APPEAL
From TIE Sentence of The Democratic IN

gujGhon.
A few years fince. there was not a prin-
ciple about which the democrats were
more clamorous than the one, That in a
free government every citizen had al W.
deniable RICH, to make known his gsiev-
ances, and 10 express his ientiments 10 his
representatives, either by petition or re-
monarance, upon any fubjeet touching
his own intereR or that Of his country.
Under the former administrations, hume
rous initances occurred in which the mott
indecent and infnlting addfefes were made
to the national Legislature, under the
name of remonitrances. Some OF theie
were couched in terms 80 the highea de-
gree conlemptuous Of the very Legislature
to which they were addre1ed. Obicure
and ignorant perlons affected TO dictate TO
the representatives of the people upon
queaions of great national policy, iach as
the adoption of the Britilh treaty, the Paf-
fsge of a law to prevent the publication
of falfe, fcandalous and malicious libels
againH the government, and Others equal
iy intricate and momentous. Some OF thefe
addreHes went 70 far as to accufe the ma
iority of the Legislature, to which they
were addrened, of acting from unworthy
and corrupt motives. Yet 70 cautious
were thofe then in power Of in,renching
upon the rights of the citizen, that no op-
petition was ever made TO the reading OF
any addreis, or to the hearing Of any re-
monarances or complaints, however mfg
nihcant might be the characters or oPlni
ons of thoie by whom they were offered.
In one or two infances of addfefles re
markable for their arrogance and indecen-
cy, objections were made againa commit
ting them, after being read to COM
mittee of the whole houie.
How diGerent is the conduct of thoie
now in power? MIR. M'Henry, late fe.
cretary of the war department., gentle
man called into the administration by Pre-
fidcnt Warrington, in confederation of the
feryices rendered to his country has been
publicly accufed, by committee of the
houfe of Representatives, of crimes which, |
if committed by him mu& biae his reputa-
ton forever, mutt fink him with load OF
infamy into the grave, and entail reproach
upon his poferity.
This gentleman under theie circum-
ffances, prefents himielf before the houie
in which be has been accufed offers rel.
peettul addrefs and aiks the liberty-of
what why, of vindicating his character
before his country, and OF wiping oft the
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Tbe bi1as John BACoE.

The following anecdote is Juit received
in letter from refpeaable friend, to
the editor, tdated Stockhridge, Dec. sc,
1902. /" One of this demag ogue's toad
eaters, who is very honest good man,
bur through the influence Of bis Prototype,
little given TO democracy, began TO teel
lome gualmsrupon the fubjett Of toe Pre-
.Gdent's invitation to Ton Paine. Not
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IN. Catky, D7ua, Dn0<uteyf, Desnts,
Elmer, Euqis. Goddard, Gra1, Grg1Sfole'
Gyo.vs, Hafings, Hempb7z, Hsaasytoa'
Hngsr, Haut LsqrudSs, Mattoon, 4. {.
Msryis. T. Msrris, Man, N'ebollon, PR
kius, Plater, Raudolph, Read, Rut'eGgge,
Shepard, Su,lie, +. G. Smif5, Sla0lsg'
straftou, Talistsyro, TaHma3>, Ieun9,
Ybateber, 77lilarpg6af, T. T1gg, Up6am'
Yaynam, Wazlqr0rtb, [. W,lliams, asa
WooaS-SI.
The galleries. were then cleared by
vote of the Houie-Ayes 4I-Noes 4
the Speaker voting in the Affirmative.
CARLISLE, (Pcnnfylvania,) Dec. 79,
Il 6ngalar N0rrnfive.-A letter dated red
Canooibaugh, Sd Dec. lSoa, written BY
Samuel Golden, and directed to Joisph
Hays, Of this town, contains the Toll W
ing very remarkable circumstances. The
facts are aa;ed p,ecifely as We have re-
ceived them, and the account is corrohorat-
ed By another letter, received py anoiiei
gentleman of this town, on the fame iub
jea.
The Rev. John Walton, (who had pre-
fded over the academy at Canoniburgh,
in Warrington county, and the Rev.
John Mocrehead, were married lby Rev.
Mr.. Marquis to two daughter Of the
Rev. John M'Millen, on the fame day.
Each Of thofe gentlemen had a child born
to him on the fame day. They both la
bourea for cohderable time under con-
fomptive complaint, both died on the fame
DAY (viz. 1T Dec. ISoa) and were both
inferred on the fame day, and in the fame
grave. And the fame Miniffer who mar
ried them delivered very affecting fer
mon on the location.
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wiling to credit tie repcr.s circulated
through. the federal papers, he applied to
the hourf cla 1ria, as a genuine io5Fce OF
true information. The Friar told him
that !" Paine was man Of talents; one
who had done as much good in our revolt
tionary cauie as.any .ot her maain the Cont
try; thar he had returned to>this county
in a good time, and is now capable OF
doing great deal of good inshc cauFe CT
rcpabieanifm. /" The enquirer was hTo-
Their 10 fhe iriar in she church Of CART,
in this place, and probably left hlsi under
full conviction that both the Pfefidspt
and hisffiend Tom had been grofsly abuf-
ed in all The federal papers on the CONT
nent. But meeting with a -federaliit to
whsm he related this fory, the gentleman
told him that he would convince him tia,
he had been grossly impoied upon by fur
nifhing him With a copy otthe " Age of
Reafan." The book was accordingly
sfurnilhed and read and the man is nor
only convinced that lem Paine ean do no
qooa here, but alto that the Friar and bis
caule are not 10 g0od as he had been here
tofore perluaded to believe.
NJ Z. Fan. PsR.
On Monday the sd January the follow
ing gentlemen were elected Directors OF
fhea iIni.ed States Rank
Thomas Willing, Elias Bondinot,
Samuel Beck, 1fsac Whartou,
Robert Smith, James c. Finer,
Abijah Dawes, lofeph Sims,
Archibald M'calI Johns. Wach!Nu.h,
Andrew Bayard, Samuel Coates,
Jeremiah Parker, JohnMillcf, lun'f.
Thomas Ewing, &George Fox,
sPafchal HolIinfworth,
Jonathan Mafon, of Manachufetts,
Abijah Hammond,
John Lawrence,
James Walton, 1Of N<qv 1o,k,
*GerraFd Walton,
j. c. Vandenheuvel,
ajames M'Ciurg, of Virginia,
samuel Johnfon, Of North Carolina.
y Tbefs marked qvft5 a ssfsyeure are
uea0 members.
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alsrallria Gl]nerttser.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Il.

We undsraand Mr. Monroe is appointed
envoy extraoldinaysto che Court Of Spain,
and that frigate is ID be Immediately
fitted out to carry him thither.
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IMPOR TANT INTELLIGENCE.
FROM WITCHES.

This moment the editoy The CoglervaferH
fagsted qvitb a letter fran a gentleman
Of rLbeGa5iliy III Neqv Orleans to bis
frie4d IN ibis fozvx, dated Iotb Oao.
Der, 1902, fran q0bieb the tol!o70ing is
fxfrads3.
We are this moment informed, that TO-
reigners are allowed 40 days to leave this
port and after that period no flag will be
admitted to enter the Belize, excepting
Spaniih. This part is not get publilhed;
bur | am informed by a gentleman Of ref
pettability, that it is abiolutely the cafe,
and will be pnblilhed 10 morrow. You
may Judge what is 10 be expected from
Guch proceedings. To me it appears very
alarming, 'and porterds declaration of
war agalna rhe United States.
Extyata f16m Londsu, on. 80, 1902.
" Yesterday rumour was prevalent,
that difpatches had been forwarded to
the Britifh niniifef at Vienna, infrutf-
ing him tostfy TO prevail on the Emperor
to renew the war, in coniequence OF the
reflRance made by the people Of Switzer-
land agsinit the French party in that
country. However little credit might
be due CO the report, it had material
effect on the. focks, which fell near two
per cent. The public mind of this coun-
try appears to be in a very unietiled fate,
owing to the specialization in fettllng
tie commercial treaty, and the delay In
the arrival of the ambahador from France.
The Englih travellers who return from
France, bring back very different &C
counts of that country. Some are DIFF
Quilted, and fay that all is iniipldny and
unintereaing Others return In rap'uTes
with every thing they have feen, bring
ing in their pockets Louis D'ors and
Crowns TO ihow their countrymen that
gold and filver is the only medium ufed
in France, while England is 10 inundat-
ed with paper currency that It is rare to
fee any coins above the worn out lhllllngs
and fix pences.'
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WQnled TO PtTeE07e,
A likely n EG r Q B % \.
from IL to IS Years of Age; for ore we'll
recommended a generous price will BE-
given. Apply to the P1ieter.
ian. 5. sa~St
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In. +. Eun. PsR.]

On Monday the sd January the follow
ing gentlemen were elected Directors OF
C,,2,. DIAL,
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niate and blacken the character Of 4 good
mah, but continual endeavorsto promote
The cause Of religion and morality, 20
perform The duties ofbeneyolence and so
ciety, win disperse the clouds Of neglect
dispel the mists Of maleyolencc, which
have darkened his days, and the sun Of
honor and applause win appearwith enli-
vening and genial iustre TO ehlighten and
adoEn his future path.
In history, indeed, we fnd many In
stances, when men whose minds were
debased BY the darkest depravity Of mo-
rails, and whose actions were stamped
with the most fragrant enormity Of injus-
tice md cruelty, have excited the loud.
est admiration and applause, have been
dei6ed and adored. But virtue is ire
sistable. Virtue may conceal her lovely
form for . moment, but like . bud wrap
ped in foliage, she win soon open to
view. BY continually exercising the vi
olence Of their passions, by continually
swaying the rod Of iniquity, the admira-
ton they once held, waaconyerted into
hatred, the alteration rhey received was
changed to contempt and their names
have descended 70 posterity, as exam
PIES ofthat degeneracy of character, which
merits universal adherence, and win
ever be condemned by the wise and good.
Rectitude of conduct, when consider
ed - m essential mean Of securing a
!" crown Of glory in another world, in
wolves the most serious and important
concern. The honor of this world can
not remain but moment-that of ano-
ther win endure through eternity. Few
IN pursuit of the former are impressed
with the necessity Of adhering closely to
the principles ofuprightness. fTheirpas-
sions often mislead their reason, and |
point out = way 70 crafty their wishes,
which experience willquickly discover to
Be false and destructive. The attainment
offuture felicity, however, eannotbe ex-
peeted, but As the reward of virtue. He
who makes this the rule ofaction, viii not
only derive honor and enjoyment here,
but praise and felicity hereafter. ~.
-. :. : hs,-ss.. ... "a ALI KHAN.
x T. q.
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y o.. o. H.
THE subscriber having built Full.
i ing Mill on the waters of sDecksrs
Greek, four and an half miles from Nor
gan Town, Monongalia County, wishes
toemploy aperson by the name of Micha-
81 holland, who has for some time past
resided in or near Hagers Town, Mary
lane, and followedthe business ofafuller.
The said holland may have the mill on
the shares, to rent, or viii be employed
by the piece or time he can be furnish
with house to live in and land to eul-
stivatss The said holland is requested TO
inform me ~ post as soon as possible,
whether the situation will suit himor not.
ABRAHAM@GUSEMAN :
June 10. 1908.
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NOTICE

HAVING some time since given no.
IL tice to such as were indebted to US,
BY bond, note, or book account, to come
forward and settle of their respective
debts, we find that very little attention
has been paid to our solicitation--We
now, for the last time, inform those who
have accounts unsettled with us, that il
they are not settled of by the 4th Of July
next, they viii Be put into the hands of
somel4wyer for collection, as it is inn
possible for US to give any longer indul-
EKSnce. % -. = =
AZ r. NADENBoUSCH, & Co.
Martinsburg, June 10, 1905.
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A PASTORAL.

2oRNIHe. z+z* :.
IN de barn the tenant cool, Z 81
Close TO Partlet perch,d On hich, ~
Briskly crows (the Shepherds clock j
Joennd that The morning. nigh.
swiftly fromthe morning. brow,
Shadows, nursd BY night, retire,
And the peeping-sun beam now,
Paints with gold the village spire.
Philomel forsakes the thorn,
8 Plaintive where she pirates Il night:
And the lark, TO meet the morn, ..
Soarsbeyond the shepherd's tight.
From the low roof dcottage ridge 70
f. See the ehatt'ring swallow spEs6e,
Darling thro' the one arch bfidge,
81 Quiek she dips her dappied wing.
Now the pine ree's waving tod
y Gently greets the morning galel
KidlinGs, now, begin to crop =
Daisies b me dewy vale. ~
From the baimy sweets, uncIoysd, ,-aa-
Restless tin her task IL donel = !.
Now the busy bees employed
- Slipping dew before the sum.
&.1I ia ,.g.. l.stt.rssassas.
Trickling thro' the crevic'd rock,
Where the limpid stream distills, .:,
Sweet refreshment waits the aock
When Ills sun drove from The hills.
Colin, for the promis'd corn,
Ere the harvest hopes. are ripe)
Anxious hears the huntsman's horn,
Boldly sounding, drown his pipe.
; {#hl NJ ~
6weee, Q sweet, the warbling throne,
On the sweet ennblOssom'd spray
Natures universal song ~ :. Is
Echoes 20 the rising day. - II
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THE OBSERVER.
Bleod-stained Belona thaadkrs roaadAis
head,
Whole By gLassgj fame a,eaptive led.

sWH0b ~ St0ss1 yoMe 0G1pss0e LED.
-. FRAaels, =
NO passion has greater influence on
the mind, than desire Of distinction. Il
unfolds with the dawn Of reason, and
attends every period oflife.s In childhood
md IN youth, in manhood and old age, L
lathe object Of our warmest wishes, and
chief ineitsment Of our actions. Z
Although this ardent disposition, when
properly actuated, when supported by
reason, and guided by rectitude, l. 4
source Of advantage and delight; yetex-
perience win prove, that no pursuit l.
attended with more frequent disappoins-,
ments or productive of greater misfor-
tune. Urged on blythe violence ofpas-
sion, and deaf TO the suggestions of rea-
son, too many mistake the path, which
leads to the object Of their search, and in
stead Of obtaining the laurels Of fame, or
exciting the notes Of popular applause,
they find their exertions have been fruit.
less--and the only reward they can OBJ
tain forthe longanxiety, the painful fears,
and unremited labors they have endured,
u disappointment, ridieule, or eoAtempt.
Deprived by theirown blindness and pre-
cipitaney Of that praise and distinction,
which mature deliberation and regular
course Of conduct would have acquired,
they retire disgusted from the theatre Of
action, and seek 4 gloomy solitude, TO
brood over their mnfortunes, and depre-
cate the enjoymenfs oflife-to rail at the
hypocrisy Of mankind, and 10 accuse their
disregard Of merit. =,
However frequently the ohservatioais
made, and however eloqnently sapport-
ed, that the miseries Of life more than
! counterbalance its pleasures, and that
worth i often doomed to slumber in the
yale Of obscurity, exposed 10 wr.tched-
ness and poverty-while vice Is permit.
ted to ascend the throne, and 10 isvel in
the luxury ofwealfh--a careful examines
ton Of the goodness Of providence, and
the nature Of man, win evinee the false
heod Of these assertions. The enjoy.
msnts of life are impartially Distributed
and munf6cently bestowed. Their a..
tainment depends onthe method Of pur.
suit. Hewhodelgently seeks happmess
and exercises the proper means for oh.
tanning il WILDE seldom disappointed.
Obstacles may occur, but none which de.
: terminate perseverance cannot overcome
Poverty, with al her hagards looks, may
stare him ID the hee-b1t fostitude and
resignation win be frightened byhel
{ appearance. Let him resolutely encoun,
8 teF the foe, her arms win be dessroyed
and success win crown his exrrtions.-
In the came manner, INTRINSIC, merit may
be neglected for short time--the scon;
Of pride and frowns of envy may ealsm.
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Valuable PROPERTY for rs sale /.
June Q, 1908.

y SAr~~eS @~~A A@@s = = taH oe4AGss~ -zr-
ITO be sold or rented, the Plantation
i whereon / now live, containing
26z acres, q part of which is sown down
with wheat and ryer There are Sc, Grail
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly impregnated with sui
Phur. On this place are a. good Apple
Orchard, and about - acres ofTimothy-
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one of them
two stories high, the other one and an
half. Also new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mill, working under 10 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek, with two oyershot water
wheels; the Grist Min has one I,air Of
French Burrs, and one pair OF. ALLEGHENY
stones, 4 i-2 feet diameter. The stream
on which, the Mil stands is navigable.-
Timber is aoated down to the Mil, from,
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be rated from the Mill down to the river
Potomak. This property is situate 9
miles from the Potomac river, and q
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Vir-.
ginia. The terms, &c. may be.known by
applying to the subscriber. TT
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April 80, 1908. f., Is s%sss
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FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
May IS, 1908.

CTRAYED from the subscriber living
- in Shepherds Town, on Friday the
2sth Of April last, Dark SORREL.
HORSE, near fourteen hands high, eight
years old this spring, has a remarkable
iD.natured look, and Is very hard to Be
caught, has black spot near his rump
about the bigness Of . mans hand, and
has some grey hairs in his name he was
raised near Garrards Town, Berkeley
County. The above Reward and all rea-
sonable expenses win be paid for return.
ing said horse. sx.=.
81. JACOB HAINEs.
Z Tune g., 1905. H. .r-ts,zz : - &
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THE subscriber respectfully informs
i the inhabitants of Shepherd's-T Town
and Its vicinity, that he has commenced
the WEAVING BUSINESS, in all
It's yariousb branches in that place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shutt's Tavern,
where all kinds of Weaving, such as Co.
yerlids, CarPsting and Diaper, and all
kinds Of plain work, viii be executed in
the neatest and most durable manner, and
hopes from the goodness of his work, 10
merit the encouragement Of the public.
-. !. JACOB WISEHART.- -
Nay IS, 1905.
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N E w STORE.

THE subscribers take leave to inform
i their friends, and the public gene
rally, that they veremoyed their Store
across the Street, into the, corner Brick
House, near the Market. where in addi-
ton to their former stock, they have open
ed a Large and General Assortment Of
d, - = ~ e Pr INC ,a%%. - [-
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Which have been selected from the last
arrivals, and purchased on good terms,
amongst which are German and English
SITHES and cUTTING-KNIVES
Of the first quality, Croudiey and BEstered
STEEL, SHINGLE-NAILS, CAST
IN6S, an assortment of PATENT. ME-
DIELNES, and a quantity Of fine SIC
KLESI made by that noted workman
Hugh Long of Pennsylvania, all Of which
he IS determined to sen cheap for Cash.
" Shspherd's-T own, June 5, 1908.
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L3esf5iAy ef5a eGee,or er'eu il i qor,t II
iUitaf,en Of rbe iSvo alyf,iezs examples
ab0oemenfisned, be 1UiH eempel a repe,a-
ton ef The iajxyir /saaisrd BY Cur f0g at
Ne4v- Orlenas His mlDage TO ice Can
g,sj5 on thar Ia9jiel7, indicate, Jefi0s
- that edfsf /; but avdeu qve eognae, be70
ofeu rgolatiOrs IRE changed, boqv 'v0ri-
oMyihe import Of qro,d, may be exflaiaed,
bozy etien fbei, meaning IS Scne aar9), ,an6
my@orf, doro mary tbings fail o&t 6ft1vtfs
the rip and The lip, zoe eenfsfs aue poenfd
rather hsgeJeeu, Kan hope to fee IL; zoe
B9ald think an army on tbe Banks, and a
u0vy-af tbe mouth eftbr MiD!Jhpti, rath<,
a mo,e eert0in /leanty fur The bensr u ne
Uaiea, and FIR keJe1ey .ef the Wyara
Slatss, evss tbau lbe t,omye, hyhJ-as
sue rslpela it, ef sar b,sh2eaf."
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have had an effect to diminifa, fora time,
the amount Of its profits.
have thrown the foregoing obfervs-
tons together hsRily, endeavoufing, how
ever, TO be exact in my figures, il is ne
ver'helei. poilib!e that | may have COM
mittesl {ome errors; in iuch cafe 1t will
give me great pleafore to fee them correct.
ed, fer | BAD infinitely rather be induced
to believe Mr.. G.llatin a great man and
an able dnancier, than remain under my
prefent impreGions refpetting him and his
mesfures.
Whether the tranlaaion, which have
thus endeayoured to expofe, has ariien
from the incapacity of the managers OF oar
fical concerns, or an obitinate and wicked
oppoftion to The fchemes which the viii
dom of their predictions had planned, are
considerations which / leave 10 be urgeo
by others /; my Object will be obtained #
/ fhal facceed III drawing the attention
Of able men TO fubje6 which | cannes
but think too much neglected.
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