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Soon wilt thou sleep by his lonely side!
In the calm, deep grave rsposins'
Like the lily, fair, at eveutide,
Whs. its pale, pale leaves are closing;
When no moro will fate frown on thy: way,
Or the hardened heart be broken;
Or the king ofdeath, in noi'eless sway ~
Display his unwelcome token
An. life is fair at youths pure dawn
A. the CLEAN Of summer morning,
When the dew bedecks the illu uninated lawn,
Each flushing flower adorninS =
But how soon doth childhood glide away,
Like the ralnbow's span in Heaven;
Where the sun from the west with his mel
low ray,
Ga its varied arch is given,
How soon from the speaking eye OF love,
Will the tear of grief be stealing
| This is earth-but purer cline above,
Hath brighter scenes revealing
Il is there, when life's poor race is done,
A rest to the weary is given;
When earths bliss doth fade, us the dyin!
A repose is found-in Hearen
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Commissioners Notice.

zNfiE Subscribers having been appointed by
- the honorable Court of Probrte for
the town of Warren, Commissions
ers to receive, examine, and allow
the claims against the Estate of
ANSEL CHURCHILL,
late of said Warren, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent--give notice that
said Court have allowed six months
from the Sd inst. for tho creditor oI
said estate, To exhibit their claims,
and that they will attend at their re.
spective dwelling houses, to receive
and examine the claims against said
estate.
THOS. c. WILLIAMS,)
ALLEN HOAR, Comr's
EBENEZER LUTHER,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to
LlLLIS CHURCHILL, .admY'n
April %.
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From the Free Press.
A WEARY SKETCH.

. r,,u nanv stoick eye, and aspect stern,
Masks hearts ,ohere griefhaM ha'ts Iff to learn;
And manu- withering hought,hes h'cnof 1884,
In sm.es that least beft, arho rear then most
BYtoN,
In thy joyous youth, with thy cheek OF ol0'm'
And thy heart of purest feeling,
Hast thou markd the rose with its sweet per-
While the breezes around were stealing
Was thy spirit gay in that hour OF Bliss
Whilst the heaven with light was glowing
Whilst the green earth smiled in its lowell
With the flowers from its glad breast grow
ing?
There :, light in the calm and peaceful sky
When the sun looks forth in glory
Has thy fond one beamed tn beaminS eye'
At that hour, affections story!
Did tbv heart beat high, when the tale was
told,
While his soul was o'ercome with feeling,
As he looked to the east, with its CLEANS OF
gold,
Where the gorgeous day was revealing
Oh doth the illusion linger still =
Doth il oueach the tears of sorrow
Hath fate been reft of its saddenng will,
In thy dreams Of fairer morrow
Is ,hy heart as light as in joyous days
When thy youthful years were feeting-
When thy hours were lit by Hopes brightest
rays,
When the dreams Of love were meeting
All /! tell il the joys that were dear to thee,
In those fleeting hours ef gladness,
Have been changT for the pail Of misery
For the withered wreath Of sadness
q tell il the may dance yet flies,
Where the fair and the lovely sported
Doth the fire yet glow in those kindling eyes
And when Pleasures train was courted
All no! by that fearful fated eye
BY what weary sigh Of sorr"w.
Thy heart is swsll'd in its misery.
And no hope is in store for the morrow
The stream yet murmnrs calmly fair,
BY the waving treets o'ershaded
But the bloc ming form which once wander
there,
BY Affections power hath faded
Deep grief sheds tears upon thy face,
For the constant one, departed
lie hath sought sarth's dwelling place
The home Of the broken hearted!
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THE TWO SISTERS.

MUST received and for sale at this
o. Office, a very interesting book,
called
EE;EM YW0 sISH,AESS }
Or, the EriIes Of Roser,lle Castle.
A moral tale, founded on facts
connected with transactions during
the FreuCh revolution.
0Pr,Cs % cents.
Feb. 25.
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Commissioners Notice.


7MNHE subscribers appointed by the
Honourable Court Of Probate for
the town of Bristol, Commissioners,
to receive, examine and allow the
claims against the Estate OF Col.
Francis LIB. D'Wolf, late Of said
Bristol, deceased, represented insolv-
ent-giye notice that said Court
have allowed SIX months from the 9th
inst. for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims, and that they
will attend at the counting room o1
James D'Wolf, Esq. in said Bris'
tol, to receive Il examine the claims
gainst said estate.
JOHN D'WOLF, !
SAMUEL SMITH, Comr's.
BYRON OMAN,
[ All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to
JAMES D'WOLF, Admir-,
Bristol. X. l. Feb. %, 1926.
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Attorney at Law.

1nHE subscriber having taken an office al
III the corner Of Hope and State Street. IN
Bristol, offers his services to the pub
lie. as an ATTOR.NEY AT Law. =
Those who may conGde their bust
ness to him may depend on diligence
and fidelity.
J.R. RICHMOND.
Bristol, April 8, 1896.
CIV.
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NOTICE.

A T the solicitation ofa few friends
~ in this Village. Miss BARNEY
will re-COmmence her School on
MONDAY. April 24th.-Terms Of
tuition made known at the time Of
organization, at which, Parents and
Guardians are requested to be pres
ent.
April Is,
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3soetrp.
.[By reqaest.]
A NOBLE NEGRO.


An English Gentlemen and his la
dy, who were on their passage to the
East Indies, In one Of the vessels o.
an English fleet, paid a VISIT to the
Admiral's ship, leaving two young
children IN the care Of negro se'-
want. who was about eighteen years
of age. A violen. storm arising dur
ing their absence, the ship containing
the two children was fast sinking, when
a boat arrived from the AdmiraPs ship
for their relief. The crew eager',
, crowded to the boat but the negro
lad, finding there was opiy room i"'
him alone or the two chIliren, gener.
ously put them on bnarl. and remain.
ed himself on the wreck, which, viii
the generous boy, was Immediately
ingulphed in the ocean.
This interesting circumstance has
been made the subject of the follow
ing lines by S. Osborn.-Ba't. Co"r
Tremendous howls the angry blast !
The boldest hearts with terror quake
HlSn O or tne Vesreis eotec''no '""SS
The liquid mountains iercely break
Each eve $ fixed in wild despair,
And death displayed his terrors ,here
!
Now plunging in the dread abyss,
They pierce the bosom of the deep;
Now rise where vivid lghtninSs hiss,
And seem the murky clouds to sweep
Thro' the dark waste dread thunders r0ol,
And horrors chill the frigd soul
The storm abates but shattered sore,
The leaky vessel drinks the brine
They seek in vain some friendly shore,
Their spirits sink, their hopes decline
But 10 what joy succeeds their grief
Kind Heaven bestows the wished relief
See, on the deck, young Marco stands
Two blooming cherubs by his side'
Entrusted to his faithful hands,
"A mothers joy, fathers pride !;
Tho black his skin as shades Of night,
His heart is fair, his soul is white
Each to the yawl with rapture a'e''
Except the noble, generous boy;
GO lovely infants, co. he cries.
And give your anxious parents Joy
Nomo,her will for Marco weep
When fate entombs him ia the deep!
Long have my kindred cease to gr'eve'
No sister kind my fate shall mourn;
No breast for me sigh shall heave'
N. bosom friend wish my return Z!
II. ,,id. and sinking sought that happy she
Where toll and slavery ,ex the soul no mol
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Constantly on hand for sale,
Verdigrise,

ground in Oil.
He requests those that have un-
settled accounts of gears standing, to
call and adjust the same. He feels
grateful for all former ravours and
requests their continuance which he
will endeavOur to merit.
Warren, April Is.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing in the to,On Of Proui-
aence Wsekty paper, Untitled the
nI!ENMAEY cADNEp
SATURDAY EVENING BULLETIN
Encouraged BY the present prosper
Gus condition Of the State, and by the
aattering aid already promised by,
numerous friends we are emboldened
to present to the public proposals for
publishing literary and political pa
per. which we pledge ourselves to con-
duct OH liberal and correct principles.
A paper. more particular devoted to
literary pursuits, than is any one of
the several periodicals already publish
ed in this community, has long been a
desidcra um. and frequently called for
but as the enterprise has been consid-
cred some what hazardous, it has not
heretofore been entered upon, by any
Of the aspirants for newspaper pat
rOnage.
The paper which we propose to con.
duct, shall to the best of our ability
assume the character of a literary and
scientific advocate, and we trust, that
with the aid already engaged. added
to tn. contributions of literary and
scientific gentlemen who take an in
terest in the success of periodical pub
locations, it will be found an useful ac-
qus,tion by the lovers of'poiite litera-
ture, Arrangements have been made,
to receive the latest and most celebra-
ted standard Magazines, from which
we shall be enabled to secure for Our
readers the latest and most interesting
literary productions. and thus afford
to them al very small expense, the
labours of the ablest foreign and A.
merican writers.
In the political affairs of the coun.
try, we snail take part, always exert.
ing ourselves to defend The C0nstitu
tion against encroachments, and to
warn tne people against the arts and
Vaccinations, Of those who may ar.
ray themselves to sap the foundation
Of our free institutions. The Present
administration, so long as it is con.
dIcted with It's present ability and
p .trlotic zeal, shall have our humble
support; and as its advocates. W,
hatier ourselves, # we do not displa,
! as much ability as our contemporaries
we shall at least equal them in ou,
zeal, sincerity and devotion.
But, as the Literary Cadet will tel
its own story best, and in a lanyuag,
not to be perverted or misunderstood
I'VE shall obtrude ourselves 10 furthe
on the attention Of the public, than t,
say, it w',i contain a weekly compen
dium of News Foreign, Dome site an,
, Marine, Dramatic lnforma ion, and a
, all times be found faithful rec ord o
Literary Productions.
:. TERMS.-Two Dollars per annum
payable semianually-Two Dollars an,
lhfiy cents, if not paid within the yea,
SMITH d PARMENTER.
Providence, .dprit 29.
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HW0 D0LLAGS
REWARD

ENOR a little female white pet dog,
n either strayed CT taken away OIL
Friday last /; with rather a long
tail, one ear a light yellow, three
light yellow spots ON the baek and
one on the side.
Whoever will return said pet dog
to the subscriber, shall receive two
dollars reward.
JAMES D'wOLF.
Bristol, r. !. April II, 1896.
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$3.50 Prizes ! 4s,84O tick 1S96,s9s
26, $40 Blanks 5 cts at So Is,
This is Lottery formed by the Ter
nary perturbation Of So numbers. 10
determine the prizes therein, the Sc
numbers from to SO inclusive, will
be placed in wheel on the day of the
drawing, and five of them drawn
out; and that ticket having on
1t for its pesmutation Nos. the lst I'd
and Sd, drawn from the wheel in the
order in which drawn, will be entitled
to the prize Of $4,000
and those five other tickets which
shall have on them the same numbers
in the following order, shall be enti-
tied to the prizes affixed to them re.
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N. M. & J. R. WHEATON.

N. Nj. 8 J. R. WHEATON,
Offer for sale. just received,
I'D USSIA and Imitation Shectngs
., Ravens Duck, Heavy ditto, Rus
sla Diapers. Common s Fine Bleach
ed Shcetings and Shirtings, DO. do.
Brown ditto, ditto. s-4 checks, Cling
hams, Sattiacts, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A lot Of .hf9HOGANY FRI We
LOOK; rG GLASSES, and clegan,
CHaISE WHIPS, which will be solo
cheap!
LIKEWISE,
Wishing to close their remaining
stock of
Fail 81 TUtMtet Goods,
they will dispose OF them at the mos
reduced prices.
Feb. IS,
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nPNOIlCE.
.HEREAS CROMWELL LU-

&MkHEREAS CRoMwELL Lu-
G0@ THEIR, of Warren, Ship
wright, has assigned his property :"
,,s the Subscribers, in trust for The
payment Ct his debts; the Creditors
of said Cromwell Luther, are there
fore requested to exhibit their claims
to us for adjustment, within sixty
days from the 28th ut.
WILLIAM CARR,
LEVI HALLE,
Warren April l, 1896,
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Paints, Oil, &c.
LEWIS HOAR,
April u.s.,

TIAS for sale, an assortment OF
Nh Paints ground in Oil and dry. OF
good quality,
Linseed, Sperm, and Meats Foot Oil.
Copal and Japan Varnish.
Spirits of Furpentinc.
Window Glass of various sizes.
Paint and Whitewash Brushes.
Stone Lime. Potash. Rosin, &c.
&c. &c.
also,
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As daily experience makes it ev-
dent that misfortunes are uMayOid.
ably incident to human life, that ca
!amlty will neither be rcpelled by
sortitude nor escaped by flight ; nei-
thcr awed by greatness, nor eluded
by obscurity; philosophers have en-
deavOured to reconcile us to that
condition which they cannot teach
us to that condition which they can
Not teach us to mend, by persua.
ding us that most of our evils are
made affective only by ignorance OF
perversness, and that nature has an
nexed to every vioissitude Of exter'
| nal circumstances, some advantage
sufficient to ovefbalance all it con
venienCes.
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While Napoiean was yet a subal'
tern in the army, Russian office
with much self complacency, re-
marked Z" that his country Tough
for glory, and the French for gain
I" You are perfectly right" answered
Napoleon. for every one fights fol
that which he does not possess,
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Friendship often ends in love
but love, in friendship never.
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As every writer has his use, every
writer ought to have his patrons
and since no man. however high he
may stand, can be certain that he
shall not be soon thrown down from
his elevation by criticism or caprice,
the common interest of learning re-
auires, that her sons should cease
from her intestine hostilitics, anti in
stead of. sacrificing each other t.
vert persecution from tho meanest o'
their fraternity r..
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j. u. WOOD.

Agent for Yates & .MIntyre.
wv. Managers.
Vino has the Cash always ready
counted toe all prizes sold by him as
.oon as presented.
Providence. April 90. 1896.
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Cd Sd and lst $500
Sd lst and Cd 1900
Sd Cd and 1st ,ll76
Those 6 other tickets which shall
have 8 Of the drawn numbers on them.
and those three the Sd Attn and 5th, in
some one of their permutations. will
each be entitled to prize Of $1,000
Those l2 other tickets which shall
have three Of the drawn numbers on
them, and those three the ed Sd and
4th or the Cd 4th and 5th. in either.
Formulation. will each be entitled to
prize of $500
All others, heing sc. having 8 of the
drawn numbers on them will each be
entitled to prize of SlOO
Thos. l86 tickets bavihs two of the
drawn numbers op, and those two the
4th and 5th, in any order, will each be
entitled to the prize of $50
All others. being 1914, with two of
the drawn numbers on them, will each
be entitled to prize of S6
And all those 1880 tickets having
but one of the drawn numbers on them
will each be entitled to prize of AZ
No ticket which shall have drawn a
prize of superiour denomination, can
be entitled to an inferiour prize:
Prizes payable forty days after the
drawing.and subject to the usual de.
duction of fifteen per cent.
TERMS.
For 100 tickets and over, in wholes,
halves and quarters, Scheme price,
So s5
For 5O Ilckets, 2S7 1-2
| For 25 Tickets. so
For single Tickets. e75
| For Quarters. 20
| Orders by mail postage paid, from
any part OF the Union, enclosing the
CASH, good prizes, or approved pa
per, payable Is days after the drawing,
immediately attended to. if address.
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JOB Printing executed at this Office
with despatch.
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SafsrelIAwp.
SUNDAY.

The daily occurrences OF week
of business absorb the mind so much,
that were it not for the regular re-
turn of the Sabbath. the majority OF
human beings would nearly forget
that any thing else was necessary j"
this world, but money. when it is
needed /; provisions, when hungry
clothing to cover us. or luxdries tc
feed our pampcred appctites. But
christianity has consulted The wants
of man, and the weakness of his ma
ture, by the institution of one day il
seven. How the yirtuous mind mus
feel. to escape from the trammels o
a bad world to one day of sober re
flection, of pious indulgence, or o
religious consolation The marin
Ter who, after a week of storms ant
gloom, happens to spend one day o!
the sunny shore of some >erdant isl
and that rises out the main. canno
feel more grateful for his good Tor
Itunc, tnan lie who, having weather
cd the misgivings of the week, sit
down in h:s own pew in his ow
church, and joins in the service an
praise his Maker.
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Dollars for s75.
CONNECTICUT STATE
LOTTERY.

for the benefit cftte bishops Fund,
Ono be drawn on the Gath Of May next; and
~ finished in a few minutes.
CnlILAL
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True politeness consists not mere
" in a strict adherence to the forms
Of economy: it consists in an ex'
unisite observ ance of the feelings OF
others, and al inv ariablc respect to'
those feelings. BY this definition
it claims alliance with beDcvolence
and may sometimes be found AS gen
uine in the cottage as the court.
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Providence, Hpril %.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing in the toion Of Propi.
aence aosekty paper. Untitled the
nTIENNAEY cADMHp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10
1toc,ay Dollars Re,ror5

sSa AN AWAY FROM the sub,oIher living in c.prb.rl.rs
county, ya near the couh.usc sb,,t The =, ~ I,
.'r i1 negro man by the ooker bu, Gea,en,i
s h"r'e'i Hatcher aud is Ehtly will assume TO b;n.ir
ms name He about 20 wears of aye and ,bn,t e ;.
very bright mu'aiio"f genteel appearance and n, lI'
}' wn'u wen dressed very likely na) Hi Ire. ann,
- ~ tanned a' he had good clothes Of dTe rent so,f.
p' u Is hkcfy he has m coat of hnc Ionl brown re-,
o'n ne wa, raised m the n,ishhourood the cuhou,e
'e'e NE mas inccdved Hence II presumed hi. onI, o;,
M gong 20 Is Ia pas, free man and will
@ some ioelsn state to eject , object The above re-
'"' WIN all fea:onie charges, will he paid fer HI s,fe a.
livery to me, pr fi heing secured in j,I so tl, ~, r.
e q vef, api 5crry aud are ear
Jan, 10 1G--w9pt IFox IN nm t'.sI,,e VA u
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EH.NG i2,.S Eapa1

~ Ill he sold on "Wednesday the first Jav oe Eot
next and possession given inme,afcIy 10 tb. h;hy
hdne', before Mr. Edward H. Boisnard'. Tavern in r,;Iv
n cre 81 two hive years, IN init purchasers, thc vi
Hno"h ana hesuiiui Fam, open TO the jhe.aneake "a, ~
me r"mih ut Eungar' the fc-ner and old eabiisIed -
'oii.S aud Hampton, continuing 4a4 acres IL !,
ti"i "ni complete order, both dwo ling ott-hon..s nj
closures snd IN every respect has every
o.i' mere ais" ano,he' comfortable dwelling attached q,
% n'' WIN TWO rooms aud passage, Kitchen smokeo..
harm Nc-Auached tri also FIVE small 4, n.m-n,.
apply 10 p's EoiTnn m, pSr' :, niars
IT, R,urL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10
Buckingham.
In proportion to representation.
.FOR THE ENQUIRER
To the Freeboide's of Charlotte, Buch;noban
Prince Edtpdrd end Cu1,beriaud
G. r. FoNTAINE.

FOR THE ENC UIRER.
Io the Freebofde's of Charlotte, Buckingba,u
Prince Edtodrd end Cuni6erland.
fou are called upon to elect representative in
the Congress OF the United Stotes One of vou,
number, participating in the patriotic solcitude. 50
generally evinced on this occasion, would resDect-
fully propose William Il. Giles, as the individual.
on whom 10 center your suffrages. Mr. Giles has
recently manifested willingness again 10 devo,.
his talents to the service of Ills Country which en-
sSres prompt acceptance of the Office, should Won
think proper 10 elect him Several very respecta-
BILE gentlemen, candidates for this high trust bn,
IS 1t any dispIagement 10 them, 10 say, that NJ,
Giles, OF maiured experience, unrivslled in debate
not surpassed political ssgaeity, and cons;s,en,
republicanism, by any Of our statesmen. ouch, IN
be preferred by you? This is a time when yirgi.
MIA ought to pu, forth her whole strength. and n
whom could we better entrust the defence Of our
violated constitution, than 20 him, " who in the
language OF nir Randolph, our late representativc
had contributed as much to the Revolu,ioo -,
1871 as any man in this nation, and had derived
as little benefit from it Y'' who could 90 sncre.4-
y resist the ulira-ieders doctrines of the present
as he who triumphed over the federal sdnini.trs-
ton Of thst day
The pride OF some Of us may be offended bv
The election Of gentleman living out of our Dis
trIct, but the election of representative is mat
e' ho' % lesing or passion, but OF reason and re-
Election The Office is intended not 70 CRAFTY the
ambition OF individuals, but Tor tie benefit of the
people at large. To select the best qualified and
the most capable agent for difficult and important
transactions, Is rule OF conduct th1t obtains with
prudent men, as wein public, az in private affairs
IL IS universally admitted that residence in the dis
lrlci, IS not necessary qualification Of reprssen
tatiye in Congress. The Constitution of the Uni.
ted States provides, that he shall when elected, b.
an 'Hha9itant Of The State, in which he shall b.
hostn' an act Of Assembly formerly mad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-10
COHE;M1S

GttferH D EHctdnge- OUce, III, AI1ytef- sfr,,t
-, BALTIMORE;
"'Fe 'foTs fgPhh P'1y hrss been ob'ained Rna az nm,
0hfr CDler a. .ffqsrea. -
y Ofdris tfofu 'my pat II tr Ubtl.d States. bv ,,y
,Pt PAID or ny private anre enelonr IN, ell -
itrs ia Any II tie lotteries, viii utct de ZANE s,,,
punc'nsi Wtoor sn % pcfspn application adi,.s.ed T.,
;. tnllth, IT, n BROTHERS. G,t,,ro,t
- Fr'Wt Aiyentufer fty sll time. yysb r.,se,. .
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