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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

rJNO TIE LADfEs.-DR. a. q HuLL's LrERO AZ.
IL DONlNhL SUPPORTER 10 offered to those afflicted
with Prsiaps Falling Of the remb asd other diseases
leprns upon relaxation Of the abdominal muscles IN
in every calculated for relief and permanent
iteration 10 health. When this Instrument Is carefully aud
properly fitted 70 the form Of the patient u rvaraby affords
he imme late immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down. sensations wheh accompany nearly all
vi.cera d.pacemcnss Of the abdomer aud u. sul
application i always followed by early confession of radical
relief the patient herself The supporter o. simple
rucon and Be applied by The patient wsou, further aid
AMOS HULL,
Office ycsey street Aster H-use, New York
Pamphlets describing its and application will Be- present,
Cd Al the Office. auiI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
PATENT WgNDLAsA.
3 r. ID S II r A ID.


OF THE subscrbsr Sole rropreiors and Manufacturers,
are r. with all orders their I'm
rivsed Patent s-l,.d Beam VndAs. Bedrads. which
almost UNIVERSAL, used being the best article yet
yentad-csm pining ease, convenience and durability,
The ackss acted upon the windass and swced beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability to still eav
INC elasticity in the which renders particularly
and simple constructions the matter ofputng up and taking
will be found Of little trouble comparison with those
any other construction, whilst the precision With which tie
parts fitted a safeguard against me intro
IucfIon 81 any kind Of vermin
From the taken render each Bedstead perfect their
lsalites FOR durability will recommend them TO purchasers
Who invited cali and examine large assortment
,and
Also, large assortment Of elegant Furniture Nattrasse'
Feather Beds, &c. nstaniy on hand
Nv. &C soUTHACX, No. 1876 Broadway,
eI5y Frankiu House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

TWENTY-FIVE CASES Assorted Fancy Handkerchief
j and Shaws, just received and for sale, by
X. L. SMITH K co
zu4f3m' Pea RI Stree
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TO- 1889.

z RE REG nJ!; s MAJ! LINE. LINE tof B9s
from Battery Place Pier No l, North Ri
YER, via stonngto., N. wport and Providence
Massa shusetts, Capt Comstock
Rhode Island, Capt Thayer
. Narragansett, Capt Child
. Providence, Capt Woolsey.
9 Lexiagtsn. Capt Vanderbilt,
One Of the above Boats will leave New York daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers the arrival Of the Steamers Stoning
may take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail
Jiasy Providence Boston, continue in the
Newport and take the rail road Providence for
Boston. f|@
The steamer Masa hu.et Capt Comsiock will leave this
afternoon, Tuesday, Isth at o'clock from Pier No. for
Sonnston and the Rhode Island Capt Thaye at the
time from Pier No for Newport and Providence direct
Passengers, their arrival Providence take the
lar Rail Roae Cars for Boston. aug29
- I~s~-s NEW YORK, NEW ARK, BELVILLE
S.z4GGnaSasr=rd1 AND ACQUACKANONK.-On and after
Sept. i7th the Steam boat Pass.ic will
between New York and Newark with the Steam
Olive Branch At Newark which boat will be readiness
the arrival of the Psc carry passengers aud freight
Bsiyle and Acqnack anonk and leaves follows viz.
Foot Of Barclay ST. New York, Centre wharf Newark,
10 O'Clock A. NJ. II O'Clock A. III.
4PM. lAPA
On Sunday the passengers will leave,
~ o'clock A. NJ. II O'Clock A. M
Ann. Up NJ
Fair 10 Newark 49, Beve 25 and Acquackanonk 3lt; all
kinds of freight taken reasonable terms. aug
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

I oCo FOCo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. order. and whole
IL sale dealers supplied. Apply at STEVENS Premium
Match Factory - dridge street Warranted failing
and damp proof and constituting reality the most perfect
m Itch in, .ginabe. aa30 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

6ksxE FOR NEW ORLEANS-positIyeiy hrst Re guar
M1Af packet-Louisiana and New York Iine.-The fast
ssse. sailing eoppered and copper fastened ship SARA.
ToGA Hathaway MASTER having most of her cargo engaged
will sail immediately For freight passage having hand
some iursshed accommodation apply board at Orleans
wharf, foot Of Wall 81 rect 4. X. COLLINS & co.
IS south treet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

nR. AMOS g. HULL'S OFFICE 4 vESEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted the Hernia, and Proapus
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon. graduate Of the
University Of this State, in constant al tendance.
This estabshme Mt favorably known il Ills city for
than 90 paronsed by the medical faculty whose
good opinions its higly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had calling
as above. 4VESEY STREET, ASToR HOUSE.
a.. f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

A NEW DISCOVERY 10 Cure the following Dseases:-
IA Cronc Scroula In All Its stages, eondary Syphilu VI
GERS Piles, Ftua Cancer swellngs aud all Mercuris DIS
which he warrant, 10 without hirdrance 10
business the of three week. He does not ak
any pay unt The patisi perfectly cured not For med
sne which lie will gratis, he don't make perfect
cure nv RI had by calling Tie Botanical
Medicine Establishment Of A. l.. Shipcy, No 10 Canal
street between the huprs Of snd 10 and AMI pm
where the Doctor will be attendance 70 The above diseases
,2.Im. A. T. Smiley, Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

= r-Uae . PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANf..-
- Direct, without Landing. Passengers will
-Hss>e$- find this the convenient ement,
they will not be moested BY the landing receiving passen-
gers by the way their baggage being also secured
baggage will he locked on wharf, opened
uat The arrival ofthe boat at Albany.
The and fast sailing Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt.
81 john leaves the Pier between the foot Of Cortland and Ii
berry streets, this afternoon Monday Sep ember 9th, at
6ve o'clock
Fer passage freight apply the Captain board to
CROOKE F0WKS, corner of West and Libert, streets
to PC. SCHULTZ at the Office o the wharf
All goods reight bank bills specie, ether property taken
shipped board Of this boat be at the risk Of the
thereof
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

THREE cases assorted quality black French Bombasincs
i for sale at lie r, ari street
au7 sm' RI. SMITH Co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

400 FOR CADZ-The superior fas. sailing coppered
EETH( and coPper-fa.tened Ship SARAH s. ARSfLIA
Skae~ L. Gardner Master, will be promptly dispatched
For freight passage for which she has elegant accommoda
lions, apply TO BOYD HENCKER.
au2S-y q Tonne Building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

vVyHREE THOUSAND DOLLARS wanted on bond sns
mortgage on property situated in the Eighs s1o,
worth ia thousand dellars Apply TO j. ~
isi Brosavs, end ~ Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10
T LOVE. LOVE-. LOvE.!.-Just Pub
~ ~ lished very interesting little work entitled
E>SA The ART OF LOVE, Tor Lessons for

CO SYLVESTERS NEW REPORTERAND COUN
TERFEIT DETECTORis to the Herald, the very best
and useful publication extant to the Of
exceeHt advertising eaium and the charges
,onase III published every Tuesday morning, by SYLvEs
TER& CO.. i56 Broadway jel7+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

TT BENNETT 90 William opposte Piaits otter, sale
White tuscans, EHglish patent dun,tables and Rutland
straw bonne. very 6ne Forece hats in the
and best shapes eher flowers and ribbons OF the best quail
ties Any purchasers will find worth their notice to call at
the ,hove place. au24 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

EtSH- FOR LIVERPOOL-New Lise Regular Packet of
kE1 25th September. The eegegant Packet Ship 'heri-
dan, Captain A. f. De Peyster Of 1000 teos burhen
will sail above For freight passage having accommod
tons unequallsd for spendor comfort apply at
Orleans Wharffsot Of Wall STREET or to Elk COLLINS
Co. So South street au27
The Packet Ship Garrck Captaa Palmer vii succeed the
Sheridan, and sail on the Goth October au27
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

L,lFTY eases Bolivar Leghcrn Hats. do extra h.s o'p
II IL. c. al. l., n. 4 SMITH sCo
,,7a,n. lie Pearl -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

Sx& FOR NEW ORLEANS-The splendid New Copper
~ and Copper fastened Packet Ship S.A Captain Fisher,
having large part Of her cargo engaged and going
board will have quick depatch for cabin and cabin aud
passage having splendid accommodations, apply board
foot OF Pine street or to the subscribers
RAWsON Nc MURRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South street. aug %,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-10

NOTICE-The Subscriber offers for sale very favors.
IN bic terms
500 pair very best made and warranted bsrouche springs
500 steps
900 sett bows
10000 lbs. naIieasle coach castings
$50 sett barouche and coach axles, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
so sett very fine brass military bits and stirrups
100 do do saddle cloths
2s00o yas coach acc assored together with fun asor
ment of sadery and coach hardware and Newark meabk
castIncs JNO. J. SUMMERS
jyoeo l3m- 1870 Water Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29
k6scEsGeId Enquirer:
PUBLIsAED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers,
tS dollsrs per year. payahe before the expiration of
six months. s... e.,
To companies of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable above: To companies less than six,
81 75sper year, payable before. IS cents will be
made in advanee These or;6as are exclusive Of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papsss viii be discontinued unti all arearages
are paid, except al the discretion Of the editor
Notice of q. wish TO discontinue mUst-be given be-
fore the expiration Of E wear
4rApvERr1sINs. One squars, three Insertions 81,
and thesans, proportion 70. or more; squares
Half square, rs cts. Continuance over three Weeks
% per cent per wetk a LIBERAL deduction made for
advertisements coHtir1sd or IL month";. IA.
Adm; aissi atots' and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioned Notices, - 20
All communications Iaust be POST PAID
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29
CInl,ist IN the Garden.

Whist nature was sinking ia stiffness % Test,
The lass beams at daylight shOne Dim IN the wess'
Ger zelda BY the moonlight TO lonely Retreat b
In deep mediation turned my feet.
While passing garden, paused to hear
Avoice faint and faterng from one thai was there
The voice of the mourner affected my hear,
While pleading in anguish the poor sinners part,
In Offering to heaven his plying prayer,
He apake Of the sorrnent The sinner must bear;
His life as ransom he offered to give,
That sinners redeemed in glory might live.
listened q moment, then turned to see
What man OF compassion this stranger could be:
When 10 {! / discovered, knels on the cold grounds
The lOveliest being that ever was found. ~
His mantle was wet with the dew Of The night. -
HE locks by pale moonlight were g,egtng and bright
His eyes bright like DIAMONDS to hesyes were raised
While angels in heatsnstooa round.h him amazed. y
So deep was his sorrow, sofergent his prayers,
Thai down on his bosom roll sweat, bood Aiid tears
wept to behold him, and asked his name,
He answered, It's Jesus from Heaven came.
am thy Redeenor; for thee must die:
The cup is most painful, but cannot pasa bye.
.Thv sins lie RsounaaiSasa are casi upon me s
And ali dis deep anguish suffer for thee. -.
theafd with attention the tale Of his WOE. 2
While teass Nike fountain Of water did flow;
The cause OF his sogrow l heard tisnrepeat.
Affected my heart. and fell at hin feet. -
turned with hsrrer. and loudly did cry,.
LORD, save poor sinnef~-O save. or 0ie:
Returned when he sawme. and said 70 me, Lives
Thy sins which are many freely forgive. ss
How sweet was that moment! he babe me rejoice;
His smiles how pleasing! how charming his voice
flew from the garden to spread i abroad.
shouted Salvation! 0 glory to God!
/ Tn now on my journey to mansions above;
Ny soul 8 full Of g!ory Of peace light and love.
think Of the garden, the prayer and the tears
Ofthat loving stranger that banished my fears.
The day Of bright glory 10 rolling around.
When Gabriel descending the Trumpet shall sound,
Ny soul then 10 raptures OF Glory will rise,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29
More New Books,

A MoNe which are the Young Lady's Friend
A-thc Young Lady's Gift-Mammon--
Temperance Tales-Stage Coach-Book OF
Conversation. Also, a great variety of
school Books.
December ID. 8. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29
From he Lady's Book.

From 0e Lady's Book.
THE SPIRIT OF POETRY.
Where dwellethit9 Not in the fassoon' d hall,
Where mrth's gay circles bold their nightly dance,
And wine and music keep the mind in thran,
And madly quench ito bright inletitanee :"
Nor dWesit ID the smooth and measured line.
But IN Se hss
And on the worlds broad page it's sp!endors shine.
1t fills our mountain land, whose rocks and woods
It's embodied in lhe waterfall. So
And echoes in the voices Of the storm! q
Oars IL the poets land its battle-ground
With spectre steeds and spirit warriors swarm;
Unbruken silence fills its deep profounds--
O3iyions raytess night broods Ger our ancient
mounds.
Goout upon the hills when morning breaks.
And there it dwellsin beautiful array;
Fair landscapes emile, and silver and lakes,
Laughing aud leaping on their joyous way,
Seem like young and renovated throng,
Just walked from rosy dreams 10 hail ihe day!
It fills the air, and brea,hes in many song,
And gentle gales are waiting it along.
Go when soft twilight casts its shadows o'ar thee,
Yelling the glorious prospect from thine eye,
Till faney's brighter regions pass before thee.
Go 3tssn the STARS are brightest ia eae aky.
And mutely gaze and wonder a. they shine,
Till aspirations that can never die,
Go upward from thy hearts devoted shrine,
Then shall that spirit meet and blond With thine
Peasant. Of cage. or child when thou dosi feel
That flame within thee azing, quencl, I. not
Twill trace, in characters OF woe or veal,
Lnes which eternity may never blot.
Oh cherish the sweet sister OF devotion!
Twill smile on tlIee amid the darkest lot
Lighting each frown, and soothing each connection
Like moonlight bearing on hillowy ocean
New. Haven, Ct HARP OF THE VALE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29
Lacsfsla. March 6, 1899.

kg. 81. JEORSE
WILL he found in East Street, opposite
w the Congregational Church, where he
will keep an assortment Of
COOKING Stoves and Pipe
with an assortment Of
Fire Frames, BOX stoves, &c.
Lit-hEeld. March Ia. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29

WHrEwAsH. one Of the fines. things in the world
to promote health and cleanliness. II also up
multitude Of dirt, a cloak conceais the rents in q
garment. Some farm houses look black and insight
". while the creyices in the wood admit the rain
Perhaps they are not worth pantng--but coat oil
whiteHash, which COSTS but a few hours Of labor,
with water and lime does the work. They look fresh
and clean, and during year the wash is soi!cd but
little. We commend coat of this TO every man who
and TASTE % well as for clea niness and the
ton Of his buildings. northampton Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29

There are great many ridiculous things in ,hil
couniry-for instance-there are thousands Of daugh
tiers. whose mothers have been raised in q kitchen
and their fathers n horse stable who would feel in
suited if asked If they had ever made loaf Of bfeat
or washed out pocket handkerchief! They like 4
prate Of good society,"" mixed company" and fam
lily dignity IN. Y. Atlas.
A Yankee and an Irshmnu riding together, passec
by galows - Pat said the Yankee, give the gal
loss its due, and where would you be T. Faith, that
aisy towld.' replied Pat, I'd be riding to town BY
myself, oil alone, sure.' The Yankee WINS beat thi.
time.
"Marm," said little urchn to his mother. as hs
stood licking nioasses cup. want you to gel me
an India rubber life preserver. needn't never die
"You be darned." as the Yankee said ven be saw
great hole in his stocking.
Time 10 money" 10 the man said ven he stole the
patent lever watch.
"Fr further particulars see small bills rs the man
said he tried Tor csanterfe;ne shnplasieFs.
Money isvesy tight" asthe tibet said ven he ives
trying to open bank vanlt
Music and drawing taught here" as the man said
ven he was pulling wheelbsrow through the streets
without any oil upon Its axies.
IOthey VITA countryman about TO alter his con.
dition. appeared last week before q magistrate to
swearth affidavit required By the new Marriage Act.
when on its being read 70 him. be complained that he
did no. understand it. Not understand il !; said his
worship, who was not ovesburdened with sense
why you must be quito . fool No. bent quite
said CaOd drily. but be Sery near eae'
"Whai isa ss6ss 2" insocsntly aaled lovely miss
Of hlack-eysd lad. lmpriniing smart kiss on her
breathing ps. he replied. y" you now win return the
compliment that win be sc-busr' She was satisfied
with the information.
SfTs0s DO show which way the wind blows. as shs
lady said when The wind carried her tremendous Leg.
horn lat aeEOss The street.
Can you tel me my con. what Jury Of lncuss,
81 "A JsTy Of Inqaesl am g body Of men what ats
lown on dead man 70 Cad 0ai WHISTLER he are dead
os saFsin. % only en- playing pssssm,--R 3, PisiiN
A man marrying ios moasy has che sams romantic
AiisehmeBl ieF bic bride shAI Ouse has los bseesF
nossoA Pes.
MSSsA Of Ia'siilgsa@.-'Im, how dOss tie thor.
monster stand io.6syr 'oUss stands on tho men.
Isl.pisss' right Ag'a ths Plas'eHB,'
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29

ESsAsns@,-ws zee Ny he lsss Fsparn tka, "a.
change on Mebils " 10 iseI Lnaiavls a Nashville
II NalshsS 10 70 sol Detroit 20 81 0aaEgin b 5,
"a beautiful ysIsla ei sHebsnsp lhIp.-- ~ Fslhe
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29

VIII keep on hand 4. good assortment of
Cs1tJsIE JS'<E STO YES,
amongs when afe 6jorse's celebrated Atha-
nor, G,!leA & Esnd $ I4rmers Stoves. Parlor
Stoves, COX stovcs, Fire Frames. Oven Mouths,
Cast iroa 2l1usts,. Sleigh Shoes. Hollow
Wares, &c &C., witch will be sold as cheap
AS can h5 bought at the manufacturers.
" AL kiaGs of work done at short notice.
l CHARLES s. CHURCH,
BRADLEY r. AGARD.
WoIcoftriue, March q, 1889. TIA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29
CoDartnership Notice.

COpaTCNGES2KlU "a UCXCSs n
fTHE subscribers have this day formed a
L copartnership under the firm Of
... Church e. Agard,
.-...s- for the manufacture OF
Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
+. t.r. In WoLcoTTvILLE,
where they will furnish Pedlars with good
assortment of the above named wares, toge-
Their With general assortment of Yankee No
nons, Britannia Wares, dc. as low as can be
bought atany ether establishment in the state.
All orders received from merchants TO the
amount of S25 and upwards will be filled at
the regular Wholesale price, and forwarded
10 any town in the county free of expense.
Or Fave Tgoths ana Conductors made and
Put up in the best mannef.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29

Rhetorical Natss.--The Asst legislative pro.
VISION for religious federation was made in
Rhode Island.
The confederation Of the colonies Of Mas,
sachnseits, Plymouth, Connections and New.
Haven. ~ i643. was the basis Of the suhss.
queni union ut the thirtesn Siatss.s The two
syssenis are similar not only In naznes but In
general principles, 4
enjoy religious liberty IN Pepisk MARYLAND.
John Locke composed form az 0evoFns
ment for Carolina, which wac adopted hy the
pFoprie,ors. but rejected BY the colnnleIs.
who. IN i7i0, declared their Independence 81
the pF0pFiel0Fs.- NorraM 0ax.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-29
NOTICE.

V'HE copartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the subscribers, under the firm Of
Moses Morse f Son, is this day by mutual
consent dissolved.
All peracns indebted to the above named
firm are REQUESTED to make payment to B. II.
MORSE, y,ho q authorised TO settle all the con-
Germs a &As3 1~:oDauy.
MOSES MORSE,
u. II. MORSE.
F;,cb6sI3 nfo-cL & 1920 al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
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ENOR The cure of " bite Swsllings, ScrofuIous and
IL other Tumors Ulcers, Sore Legs old and fresh
Wounds Sprains and Bruises, Swelings and lniamma.
tions, Scald Head Women's Sore Brenss, Rheumatic
Pains letters Eruptons. Chblans Whi,fows, Biles,
Corns, and External Diseases generally. u is Likewise
g;say superior 10 any medicine heretofore discovered
for the tLgd hacks and limbs Of horses-for ring 1ro'ms
ehopped lips and in shor, for every fze5na tody cell
M"t may fall 10 The lot Of man or beast
This ointment possesses three very desirable proper
Ties Wit subdups the Inflammation, free dis.
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heal while il is extremely mild and peaan, in its oPe.
ra,ions. 100
Dear Sir:-i have just effected very surprising cure
Of scaId head through The means oil your most potent
Speci6c Ointment The patient, James Egan, ship
carpen,er had his right thigh and leg from the hip
dnwnvaId dreadru!ly scaldea by the upssttng Of on
enormous caulGron of pitch, 10 the Dry Dock The
poor fellow in extreme torture when ] was called
in and was almost afraid that he would have 10 submit
IN ampu,aon; but knowing the mracuously attractive
mower Of your Ointment laid plentiful upon The
pnts affected and had The great pleasure find that
afforded almost immediate relief, that the sufferer
was able TO hold rational conversation with me
hours after its application; TO use his emphatic es
PRESTON he felt it drawing the fire cot Of him; and IN
eight days the wound SO far healed as TO
permit him 10 walk abroad, though it was thee weeks
before allowed him 10 resume his usual occupation
shall be happy if you publish this case as feel much
Interested in the circulation OF your unIvaled specific.
JOHN POWERS, M. D.
CnAgLrsros, Oct Sd, 1899
Dr Harrison: Dear Sir: You will oblige Us by inme.
datelv forwarding ten gross Of your Specific Ointment
You NAV anticipate further orders from the open
ing The Spring trade as The demand for your specific
is greatly increasing . Yours. &c g. 49,,
This invaluable Ointment is for sale at all the Drug
Stores in Petersburg, Portsmouth, Norfolk, and Rich
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Cctl so-laf1y