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SCHOOL BOOKS.
DORR g. ROWLAND

EEAYE made arrangements for their supply
u 81 of School Books this season which arc
more extensive than ever before Olney's &C.
ography and Atlas. Adams's New Arithmetic,
Ponds Murray's Ora Gmar, large and small,
Second Class Book, Improved Reader, Franklin
Primer, Cummings's Spelling Book, Bake's
Philosophy, Conversations an Chemstry-ihese
Books being more used in this County than any
other. we have laid in double our usual supply,
that we may be ready at all times TO supply any
orders Also, all other kinds of School Books
in use in this County, are constantly on hand
All orders supplied at the ioloest market prices,
and as toao for cash, as at any regular Book
Store in this State-none excepted. BY dovot-
ing our time more particularly tn this branch,
we hope to make our Store the SCHOOL
BOOK DEPOSITORY for Worcester Coun-
ty; where may be found every thing necessary
TO he used in Schools.
OF Merchants. Teachers and School Com.
mittees, are invited to call. Any Books wanted
for examination will be furnished.
Worcester, Nov 9 6teo
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A FARM AT AUCTION.

- W. .a., be f :Ss e" e ,ns GFS%;
Va about SIS acres. 8 or 10 Of which
$500. are Wood Land, situated about
miles northwest of the South Lei.
cester Factory Has near 500 rods of wall on il
"a House with rooms, and in complete re-
paIr-a new Barn and another Building &c
feet long, with apartments for Chaiso, Wagon
Wood. Work Shop, &c There are on the
premises about 75 Fruit Trees of the choicest
kinds, breught from the Flushing Nursery on
Long Island. The subscriber has expended
S2o0o on this Farm has offered it for half that
sum and is now resolved to sell it TO the hi Oh
est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th of March,
1859, u not previously disposed of at private
sale, Possession given the first of April
Also, will be -ositivelv sold at the same time
and place, variety of HOUSEHOLD STUFF;
among which are some elegant Carpets, Look
ing Glasses, and Fancy Chairs; some Farming
and Carpenters Tools; Wheel barrow, Sled,
Sleigh. two Wagons, Harness, Saddle, and
Birdie; and three-years old Canadian Colt.
broke to harness one or two tons of English
Hay, and some Potatoes.
Also, collection of rare and scarce BOOKS;
among them the Alkoran. Christianity as old as
the Creation, Salem Wtchcraft, Bible Of Rsa.
son, Paine's Theology, Palmer's Principles of
Nature, Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary, sc.
Sale to commence at o'clock, and Farm
put up precisely at ~ Conditions fer the
Farm, $500 cash, and the balance in one, two,
or three years, at the option of tho purchaser,
secured by mortgage OF the property, and the
interest to be paid annually. Personal Proper
~, cash under hundred dollars, and over APP
proved notes at 80 days.
Jan. % NATHANIEL, VERY
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For SALE.

Pa A FARM, in New Brainiree,
ttsss A pleasantly situated u miles
Isss east of the Meeting House, con.
&--ssza. tanning about | 10 acres Oh excellent
Land, well psoportioned into Moving, Plough
ing, Pasture, Wond Land, and Orcharding !;
well watered and well fenced, principally with
good stone wall. The buildings are House,
Barn, Wood House, Chaise House, &c. The
Barn is new. 50 feet by 40. The price will be
very reasonable, and terms of payment will suit
the purchaser. 1t being very good situation
for Mechanic, the Buildings ana part OF the
Land may be had if applied for If said Farm
is no. sold by the first of April next it will be
rented for one year.
II For further particulars, please inquire o.
Capt JOHN HUNTER and DANFORTH Fl.
TUFTS near, or SAMUEL billiard on
the premises, or the subscriber at Amherst,
(Mass) GIDEON DELANO.
Ian IA "
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Administrators Sale.

FEVO be snld at Public Vendne, at the house
b of George Hobbs, in Sterling, on SaruR-
DAY, the Sd day Of March neTt, at two OF the
clock afternoon, So much of the Real Estate of
JONATHAN GERRY, late of Sterling, de-
ceased, as will raise the sum of $lSo, for the
payment of his Just debts and charges The
Estate Is situated in the northwostcrly part of
said Sterling, and consists of about three
fourths of an acre of Land, with Dwelling
House and Barn thereon; and about two acres
and twenty rods of Wood Land, on Rocky Hin,
so called Conditions will be made known at
the time of sale.
JONATHAN WILDER, .4dm'r.
Sterling Jan 81
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NOTICE.

NN7 llEREAS, the subscriber, some time
w since advertised offering a reward Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension
OF James Patterson, who had absconded with II
large amount of his property, and, as long a
time has already elapsed that there is now hut
hitle. hope of recovering The property by his
apprehension, which was the principal object of
Offering the reward, he, therefore, hereby gives
notice that he will no longer hold himself bound
to pay any reward for the apprehension or de.
livery OF said Patterson, unless il should lead TO
the recovery Of the property which he carried
away. JAMES WBTTEMORE
Worcester, Feb l. 1872
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IMMORTALITY.

" As the minute eye Of the naturalist may. - n.'
caterpillar or the ckrysalis perhaps discover prog
nosics Of the future tHha6itants Of the ar may 30
the serious observer Of the human soul I'sd yol. y,
bodings Of lis future elerdiioN; and eren anna ~.
struggle tcith the sorfoies of the present fs, mag ~
not mark its progTsw to higher state o. oeins.
All mortal, on thy closing eyes,
Another day shall still unfold;
A sun Of milder radiance rise,
A happier age Of joys untold;
Shall the poor worm that shocks my s'gn''
The humblest form in natures tram
Thus rise in new born llstre bright.
And yet the emblem teach in VAN
All where were once her golden eyes;
Her glittering wings of purple PRIDE
Concealed beneath rude dfSuise'
A shapeless mass to earth aiileo;
Like thee, the haoless reptile lived,
Like thee he toiled, like thee he spun;
Like thine his closing hour arrived;
HIS labor ceased, his web was done.
And shalt, thou numbered with the dead,
No happier state of being know
And shall no future morrow shed
On thee beam of brighter glow
Is this tho bound of power divine,
To animate an insect frame
Or shall not he scho mOuidsd thine,
Wake q. his tciH the ritGl flame ?"
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SHINGLE MILLS. SC.

VIE Subscribers, at their Shop near the
IN worcester and Brookfield Iron Foundry,
IN Brook6elc, are now building. for sale. shin.
gle Mills, superior TO any oilers bnili in the
New England States, and will furnish thcm
TO purchasers on short notice, together with
tho Boiling Saws, joining Saws and Jointing
Wheels to accompany them. They also man.
ulaciure Gearing, Drums, Shafts, and Pullles
Also, Patterns for Machine Castings Of every
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for which will be executed
with fidelity and despatch.
CAREY q SAMPSON.
Brookhsld, Feb. |. II
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From he Diamond Magazine.
TuE MODERN CUPID.

He rests on violet banks no languid limb;
The Bank of England is the bank fer him
Nor bull nor ion he triumphant rides,
But bullion is the golden beast he guides;
He takes no cold by midnight's serenade,
For men of laws his instruments have made
Hisdoves are stock dores and no notes have place,
Unless the tcords eff promise decorate its face.
Lord of the Treasury, Master OF the Mint,
This is our cupid; ladies take the hint;
In short a money owing god is he
CaIl'd BY his votaries-Cupidity.
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Worcester Due House Company

a RE now prepared to Cleanse GENTLE
"A MEMS GARMENTS Of every descrip-
ton by new and improved process Coats,
Pantaoons, and Vests ceansed and finished so
ms to look and it as well as when new. II nut
too much worn. Also, remove Spots and STAINS
from Garments of every description without
injury. Office opposite Central Bank.
Worcester Nav 10. e4wtf
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FOR SALE.

III A VALUABLE TERN
fsseTSA IA STAND, pleasantly siiuat-
sssEa ed, in Shrewsbury, on the Worces-
I=~sessa- ter Turnpike Road, miles from
Worcester, and SO from Boston, containing Ia
acres first-rate Land, with a large and conven-
lent House, :wo Barns, and other suitable
Out Buildings-al in good repair.
Also, one lot of PASTURE and MOOD
LAND, containing 20 acres lying nehslf of f
mile from the above mentioned promises.
A small part of the purchase money will be
required and the remainder to suit the purchas
err. if the above property Is not disposed Of
previous to the first of March next, it will be
LEASED for three or five years. For further
particulars, inquire of ISAIAH MUNROE,
on the premises. 5w Feb. I.
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Handel 6. Hayda Singing Books.

EhORR & ROWLAND have just received
q y large supply of the above iinoks' which
they will furnish to Societies and Schools on
reasonable terms. Also, Waits's and Select
Hymns, and Winchell's Watts, at the lowest
Boston price.
Worcester Nav g Oteo
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TO CARPENTERS.

15NHE Wilder Manufacturing Company will
III receive Proposals Of any responsible man
WIN would like 10 contrac' to Build a Cotton
Factory the present year Please call On
SILAS BRUCE, agent
Irnminster Jan o. II
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N1QTICE.
WORCESTER FOUNDRY.

ERoN CASTINGS, warranted Of soft Iron,
n made at the Foundry near the Paper Mills
Of Elijah Burbank, at short notice. Orders and
Patterns left with VIM. BUTLER, at the
Foundry, or with SUMNER SMITH, at the
Brick Store on the Canal, will receive atten-
ton I Oct. G.
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NOTICE
TORheumatiC Tnvalids!

EDERSONS suffering under Rheumatic
A Affection are respectfully assured. that
they ca" Obtain of the proprietor aud his agents
a safe and admirable remedy for RhenriItisn,
however obstinate the disorder may tie, and in
all its different stages
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TO BE LET.

THNHE valuable, fertile, and rich FARM.
IL owned BY CyRus LELAsD, Esq, lately
deceased, situated on the road leading from New
England villsge, in Grafton, TO Worcester.
and continuing about 300 acres of Land, well
apportioned for cultivation, will now be let. ad
vantageously, TO careful and Discreet hus.
bandman, for tho ensuing season. For terms
and information, inquiries may be made of SAN.
VEL WooD, JosErH Bauer, LUKE LELAND, and
Crnus LELAND, all of Grafton. Proposals also
may DO lodged with the same persons.
Grafton, Jan 49, fur
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W HEREAS, EUEoE, my wife has left my
w bed and board this Is to forbid ali per.
sons harboring or trusting her on my account,
as ! shall not pay one cent of her contracting
aftor this date SILAS CARRUTH.
Marlborough, Dec. 90, 1881 a
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TAKE NOTICE.
FARM FOR. SALE

YENHE subscriber offers for sale that well
n known Farm formerly owned and eccupi.
ed ny NATHAN WHITE, ESQ.,, containing It's
acres OF Land, situated in the sou.herly part of
Worcester on the road leading to Oxford, two
miles from the village. Said Farm will be sold
tor little more than the cost of tho Buildings.
and offers good chance to any one who may
wish to purchase. The Buildings and part of
the Land can be had if desired by the purchas-
er. For further information, appiv TO
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.
Worcester, Nav. g. cow4m
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,

Judge oil the Probate OF wills, &c, for the
County of Worcester
EEUMBLY SFlEWS, JAMES Fl. WHEELER,
IL III Guardian of LYDIA, CHARLES, and HAIR
RET UNDERWOOD D, minors and children Of FRosT
UNDERWOOD, late of Hubbardston, deceased
that the said minors interested as heirs in
the Real Estate Of said deceased, situated in
said Hubbardston, containing 81 acres, more
or less, with Dwelling House and Barn there
on, before the sale OF about is acres by the AID.
ministrator for the payment Of said deceased S
dcbts--that the widow of said deceased has not
had her dover therein assigned her, and is de-
sirous of selling the same, with the two thirds
belonging to the said chiIdren-and to sell n
part would greatly injure tho remainder-and
that it would, therefore, be for the benefit of
said minors that their said interest in said Es-
tate, and also their reversion in said dover
should be disposed Of, and the proceeds thereof,
put out and secured on interest. Your petit.
TONER therefore prays, that your honor would
grant him license to dispose Of the same ac-
cordingly.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Guardian.
Hubbardston, Jan 16, 1882.
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in session the 4tb Tuesd.,,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, SIS.
AT meeting Of tho County Commissioners,
holden at Worcester, within and for tho
County Of Worcester, OIL the fourth Tuesdnv
Of December, 1881:
And now il is Ordered, by tho County Com.
mlssloners, that the foregoing Report he nc.
copied and recorded, and that copy thereof
or OF The substance thereof, be forthwith nph.
lishcd IN one OF mbre Of the Newspapers nrin,ed
iI said Worcester three weeks successirelv a,
The expense of the Blackstone Canal Cerporas
a copy OF the order on the Report aforesaid.
o Attest ABlJAH BlGELON, Clark.
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WORCESTER, Jan. II, 1882.
On the foregoing petition Ordered, That no.
tice thereof be given to all persons interested
therein, that they may DO heard thereon at a
Court of Probate TO be holden at Worcester, on
the first Tuesday in March next, at ten Of the
clock, before noon, by causing said petition and
this order to be published three weeks success
sively, in " The Massachusetts, Spy," printed
in Worcester, before said Court.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
A coDv
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Admins
" traitor of ENOCH KNAPP'S Estate. has
put into the subscribers hands money to pa the
second dividend of the Estate of said Enoch
Knapp, deceased, and interest and the credit
ors are requested TO call for the same, within
one year from this date, al his house, in Rut.
land, after the FIRST of April. 1882
JOEL WILSON.
Charlton, Jan 81 1892 a.
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NOTTCE.

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. 90, 1882.
a TrACHED on mesne process. taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, on FRIDAY the gath davof February merit,
at two Of the clock P. NJ , al the hotel, on the
premises, all the Right in Equity wliicn BEN.
JAMlN T. TOWN Of Oxford, in said County
had, on the nine, zenith day of October 1881, of
redecming certain parcel of Real Estate, with
the Buildings thereon standing, situated near
the South Meeting House, in said Oxloid-it
being the Campbell Tavern, so called, and now
in the occupation of P. u d CIemcnce. Also,
a certain tract Of Meadow and Pasture Land,
situate in the westerly part of said Oxford, on
the French River, called Said premises
being all holden in common and undivided by
said Town with Andrew Sigourney, Jr., OF said
Oxford, subject to the mortgages on the same
SAMUEL SMITH, d. Sheriff.
WORCESTER, IS. Jan. %, 1882
a TTACHED on mesne process taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, at the house of Samuel ID. Elliot, on the
premises, in Spencer, on THURSDAY, the 23d
day Of February neTt, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, all
the Right in Equity of SAMUEL ID ELLIOT,
ofredeeming his morlgaged Real Estate, where
on he now lives, situated in the easterv part of
Spencer,-the same was attached Nov. II, 1881.
SAMUEL SMITH, d. Sheriff
WORCESTER, IS. Jan. ~, 1882
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, on MONDAY, the t,oentisth dag of Feb.
ruary Rert, at one of the clock. afternoon, at
the dwelling house of Capt. William Green in
Mendon, all the Right in Equity which PELEG
ALDRlCH has of redeeming his mortgaged
Real Estate situated in the towns of Mendon.
Uxbridge, and Northbridge, on West Hill so
called.
5 CLARK ELLIS, d. Sheriff.
WORCESTER, SIS. Jan 90, 1889.
A TTACHED on mesnc process. taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc.
ton, SATURDAY, the 25th day Of February ne1t,
at one of the clock, P NJ, at the inn of Calvin
Haywood, in Westminster, in said Comfy, all
the Right in Equity that AARON SAWIN, Of
said Westminster, has to redeem the mortgag.
ed Real Estate on which Samuel Bryant now
lives situate in the south westerly part of SAID
Westminster, containing about forty -four acres
of Land, with the Buildings thereon standing.
So SETH HOLDEN. d. Sheriff
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Tan Yard for Sale or to Let.
Idnnery for Sale or 10 LET.

y Y 0'SS~ VI " HNLEs
a TENHE subscribers offer their Tan.
ssm n merry, together with conyen.
- lent Dwelling House, BAN, and
otncr ont buildings, situated in the southeast.
which is favored with good Water Prv,sra
and all necessary Machinery for CARVING On
the business of Tanning For terms spnlv 70
the subscribers in Worcester, or p. s biR
LING, Esq, Levereti D"i''
DAVID g. LORIN FOSTER.
Worcester, Jan. 49, sS,n
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W Worcester. Probate Office. JAN so, 1882.
40 me He'rs 81 ANNE BAREEn. lac of South.
bridge, in said CouRty deceased ouJ m ali 49,.
concerned in lie Estate Of said deceased ~ '''''''
1Or1 GnEETING.
W. are hereby cited to appear (if you
N see NJ at the Court of Probate to be holden
! "oreeSter, IN said County, on the first Tues.
nay III Msrch next, at ten OF the clock, before
noon, 10 show cause why the Instrument which
Pu'por,s to be the last " III and Testament of said
AM Barker should not he approved; aud YOU
WIZ be heard thereon. Nv
NATHL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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"A copy.
Attest: THEoPH's. WHEELER, Reg.
To the Hon. n athaniel Paine,

To the Hon. N athaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate of Wills and granting Ad-
ministratons, &c, within the County of
Worcester:
A RTEMAS WILDER, Guardian of HAIR.
IA RIET RAEDaLL, EMILY RANDALL, and IKA
RANDALL. minors and children Of SAMUEL RAN
DALI of Petersham, in the County of Worces.
ter, represenis-that the said minors are jointly
seized of one undivided eighteenth part Of about
forty acres Of Land, with Dwelling House
and Barn thereon, situate in the southeastery
part of Phillipston, in said County, which tract
OF Land was heretofore assigned as DIVER to
Elizabeth johnson, now deceased. And the
said ARENAS Wilder further represents--that
a sale of all the right OF said minors. in the
Land and Buildings aforesaid, will be for their
benefit and interest: he therefore prays that
after due proceedings had, he may be author
lied and empowered to make sale of all the
right of said minors ia the Land and Buildings
aforesaid, in pursuance of law.
ARTEMAS WILDER.
Petersham, Jan. IL, 1882
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GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif Won
IA see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues
day in March next, at ten OF the clock before
granted to sell aud convey so much nj The pa.I
Estate of said deceased as will raise one hundrs%
and forty-seven dollars, for the payment Of ,lebs
and charges; and ysu will be hear, thereon.
~ NATH'L PAINE. J. /,rob.
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WORCESTER, IS. Jan. 18th, 1882
On the above petition Ordered, That notice
thereof be given, by publishing said petition
and this order three weeks successfully in The
massachusetts, Spy" before the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden in Worcester, on the first
Tuesday in March next, at ten of the clock, be-
fore noon, that the parties interested therein
may be heard on said petition at said Court, if
they see fit
NATH'I PAINE r prob
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Jan. II, 1852.
TO the Heirs Of ELIzABETR JouSsoN, late of
Phhpston, in said County, deceased, and 10 ali
others concerned in the EState Of said deceased,
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Jan "a, 1885,
To the Hidosv and Heirs Of WILLIAM BIcKFoRD,
late of Gardner, in said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceas-
ed, GREETING
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fit) at the Court OF prohate to he hold
II at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday, in March next, at ten of the clock
efore noon, to show cause why the instruments
'hich purport TO be the Will and Codics of said
eceased should not be approved; and YOU will be
card thereon.
THEOPH's. WHEELER, Reg.
s. By order Of the Hon. judge.
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DIED,

At his house in Beleville on Wednesday last the
28th OF March, DAVID BLACKWELL Esq aged about 10
The deceased was native of Kentucky and removed
to this State in the year 1878 His talents as lawyer
attention to business and his rigid integrity soon
placed him among the foremost of the members the
bar. He twice elected represent his county in
the State Legislature chosen Speaker of the lower
House for one session. and filed the Office of Secretary
of State, during part of the administration of Gov
Coles.
For several years past he had Withdrawn himself en-
trely from political life, and devoted his attention to
matters of infinitely Importance to himself and to
those with whom he was Immediately connected. In
the vigor of his life, and the full maturity of his intel
leet he become convinced of the reality of religion of
his own sinful condition, and of the necessity of seek
ing Savour and having attained hope of salvation,
united himself with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
He continued untihis death Jealous, ardent and hum
BILE christian; spending portion ofhs time in rational
and industrious attention to his professional business
and the remainder in active exertion to advance the
cause of true religion.
Mr. Blackwell was amiable man in private life,
klnd husband and parent an aectonate and consid-
crate head OF the family which he placed. As
man he was strictly honest; before he became
plou., his morals of the unbending character
bis talents as lawyer of the most respectable
Kind Tie was aman of clear discriminating mind, of
patient research, and industrious habits. His law
knowledge was sound and extensive.
10 society, the decease of such man is serious loss,
to his own family il is irreparable bereavement; but
ms irlends havea consolation in the that to
himself the change has been most happy one--an
change OF the tol of this life for state of bessedness
which is "unspeakabe and full of glory"
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