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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18
Er. Worm
EOEE.S'G ~.

RE the greatest discovery made, for dispeng the
various kinds OF worats, that frequently and dsIc
slnsy annoy both cIllrenaHd adults. They ntll
bic remedy and pleasant 10 the taste that children vii
take them as readily common peppermint Lozenge.-
Many discusses ni,e nom worms rut lis being suspected
Sometimes very Troublesome cough pains IN the JOINTS
hubs, bleeding AT the Ne, At, accustomed by
worms and viii be casi cured by using this celebrated mt
dciu' The following symptoms indicate the presence Of
worms hrada, he, vertigo, orpOr disturbed drealns
sleep broken oil by hght and scrcnn, uleions, fever
ishn' hurst lald hue bad taste the mouth offensive
brun, cough, difficult breuhing, itching The nose pans
III the stomach ueea' sqnnmislmess voluciiy euhnf'
tenesmus, Itching towards night, and lengD
deJcc OF films aud nutus One dose Tor child I'VE
Years ol-t"olor one ionr Nears-ree for eight yehi'
and hre iof an adult dni shoudbe repeated every merus
ur every Other morning until relieved
Rtud the following letters
NEW YORK. March @, 1872
penr Doctnr-tccordng to your request, have uscG
Your orm lo1enges Ia several Of and found
ehdfen 10 bhe them, as they perfectly pleasant we
shall use them ia practice ofers, be
eylng them 10 be the vnruuge medicine i'll use we
nave also used Your Soda Lozenges extensively "u
hhd them fully toanSwer the purposes recommend ue"
iVr' We are yours, rcslet fully,
V. " EkS, VI. d.
W. SuADDOCk, NJ. D.
G. X. GREEN, NJ j.
NEW YORK. February, 1882 -
Dr. Shetmau,-Dear Sir: One of nv daughters aged J!
years "as troubled for about gteen months with hacking
cough broken aud disturbed Steep &c. She was last war
aug a"ay although she eat quite heartily Severi ph.s
cans attended her without any benefit. From reading Nv!
directions accompany ing your Worm Iozenge-, deseibls
the symptoms worms thought she might be thus trou
perfectly cured her in week They most exeee"
Incidence and believe my daughter owes her life 10 them
Yours, Sc. JANE HUMPHREYS
Mercer Street
Price 25 cents per box
HE abose Meulcine IS for sale by
d. r. LYMAN, Aeenl,
Iyuc burg, Va
'p1I ~ wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

THg LaTE Dun IN Lou,sIa,,.-Tbs a,.i =,
i4"uisiana, between Jud-e BE. rennr, ana NJ,
kowiey, winch terminated The deah II lhe iotme,
excited great deal oi feeling lhfpu shuut the coun.
n.y. Judge Tenuey writer IN The sale m Cazetlr
says was" native OF Ghanesto"D, Mass and Mr..
no"'es Is sara to have come hom Trey n. "
The duel tlus seems to hsye been between Nor
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Pass H..
FROM The 4AthenGaia.
THE JEWISH PILGRIM.

Arc these the ancient holy hills
Nher. angels ~slkel Of old
l. this the land our story ills
Win giar, not eald'
For have passed by many shfa.,
Der n,an, q hard AMI see,
Bui .ii oh! promised Palestine,
N, dream. have been OF thee.
see m, mountain redsrs green.
I'll, ,allc,s fresh aud iar,
Win -p,nn.etS bright as they have been
When lsrari's hume MAS thSn5
Tho, Ger thee sword and lime have poet.
Aud Cres, aud Crescent shone,
And heavily III. cham hath Ttesi.
But thou as, still oor own
Thine arc the wandering rsce thai 60
I'nLlesi through every land,
Whose blood hath stained the polar SNOW,
AMI eaeurhed the arseri sand
And thine the homeless hearts TINT ipln
From all earth s.slyges iotsee,
WITH their lone iaith io' ages hui'ie
In sleeploss monoaY.
For thrones pre farn, and naiions gonr,
Before the march Of Time,
And where the ocean rolled alone
Are forests IA their prime,
Since Gentle plouehsharcs uaued the brow
OF Zion's hols Aiil,
Where are the Ruuan eng nos'
Yoi Judah wanders still.
AMI hu,h she wandered ihus IN ,aa
pilgrim Of tbe fa.t'
No ou- deferred her hopc bath been,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18
THOMAS ". GILMER-THE MASK OFF.

THOMAS W. GILMER-TIlE MASK OFF
The news FRO Albetmare that Thomas w Gil
met bad voted FOR the Loco Foco candidate for the
Lrelsdurc and used all hs nflle nee 10 sec ure his
election, happened to be ntrS all 10 us, for We
confidently expected to bear thai lie had voted,
as that the election had taken place,
Eary N June last, we predicted thar the Ex- Gov
ernor would come Charley Fisher" over his DIS
lrei aud his LAST act OF tteachrry those who cleo
ted hlm as every Inch Wing" is ouly in keeping
with his conduct durng the whole OF the Extra Ses>
SION.
some hoo oR,cr we are inclined 10 thinl that IN
the In Governors conduct, the Wings OF Abe
matle have tasted "A llule ruetlcal justice. They
did not act properly 20 James Garland. He, while
lie did act with them, had served Them faithfully.
and thcy should not have awaited themselves # the
hfst momrnt OF power turn him adtili. This.
however Is excuse Tor Governor Gilmers ireath
cry. There Is poliiog plausible which he al
lege in qualification OF himself and trust We shall
seo the day when he VIII yet his reward.
Petersburg IatefG echcer.
Why ia the new Delegate from A ibemate like "a
ship ealkef Dye give II dp, Corporal Sueeter !
Because he has stopped Ecdkc. ID.
Why is Nh. Tyler to be iilledl Dye give II up,
Corporal Sueetef! Becanrc he is per Se"- culed.
ID.
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y ID Z 4 4 4,

a LL persons indeb ed TO the late cnnee,, =
4 Whltr 4 Smith. by bond OF otherwise. are ,.
anes ed To come forward and make payment Ia >.
ihef e the subscribers. they jestous 10 c,.
that business IS speedily ssihle.
SAM'L. L. WHITE.
WIN. 5. SMITH.
Oct. IL VT,
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DO,ncsliCs, Cotton Yarns, &c.

rh bales 3 and hray, bro. Donestcs
wv 81 do Nos | and 9 Oznabulgs
For sale at factory prices.
GEO. BAGBY & Co.
July 81 Is
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1ausi 1900 crcs,

made up OF -ts,iai irects formerly owned os b''n
Rose, ana winch were conveyed BY The same David
Ross eAeculot & hefsto the Cala"bd Iron Works
Co. On The fist named tract, ANTHRACITE
coat l. found ia gfeaI abundance within one mile
Of he Fnraacr, ana IRON ORE within the same
co ventenl distance. The Improvements are yer,
fine. L. add non Ia the Furnace and Other neces
.aIN hnIll1np- tIlete AZ q thIs lracl
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gt.FEE. Es.Ef'F E.

M havp Just opened Idt9e aud well selected
w assortment al French and American Paper
HANGINGS. aud Velvet aud Comuron b Bordering
PAPER, which will sell low i5r cash.
PAYNE q GREGORY.
SrIt
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w A y 4 L I'D ,

PERSON 10 take the management Of a Mar
"A ket Garden. near Lynchburg. To one COM
ing properly recommended, Liberal wages would be
gwen. Enqune al this Office.
Sept. T. WIS
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OLD Recs,aed Rye pghisEeu.
lust RECEIVED, IN >,orr on GO rs y,mepl a
~ superior lot Il Old Rcoltiled Rye Niishty,
which VII be sold low by
CHARLES PHELPS
August Il !,
Es.AAS 0F RtaesN(:
For tho .sRmes River = ksunub, s,,,,t
4 u Is s.k 4 f. ~ THIS OETYT;
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day oil ttiGbeT next, al 1iif j hihH11 VI ~
r.t,sb5 Iron Works CO on cafanba creek. about
nine mites ron Fncaste. ia the county Il bo'r'
ianrr off, Tor saic public auction, all the lanes
Owned by Tie sad Calasba Iron WofhsCo., CONSISTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18
Aug 30

NIRGINA--Atru rules reid in the Clerks office of the
Gun superior court OF law and chancery for Bedford
county September E, 1871:
IHclaliah Robertson, PlavI
AGAINST -.
Wilson Smelser and Pascha Buford, admr. olzJohn
Smclsct ST. decreased Defendants.
IN tUANCERY.
The defendant Wilson Smcl-er having entered his
appearance and given security according the of As
semhv and the rules of tins Court aud appearing by
factory evidence that lac uhubIun OF this Common
til: the motion OF the plaintiff, 1t is ordered, that Ne
do appear here rules he held milne Clerk office the
said court The first Monday in December aud
the puinl bill, and that his order be inserted in
puper published in yuchburg ortwo months
y, and posted the door OF the courthouse oflE
county court day.
A Copy-Ieste,
JOS. WILSON Clk.
Sept 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

We learn from the llstklme, journal, that A. G.
Brown, I. j. Green and w. &. Franc,scus were ar
raj gned on Monday on the charge of robbinp III,
II etkmer County Bank on he 25th ut. The IN
dlcments having been read, the prisoners severaly
pie AIDED guilty 10 the charge. They will be senten-
ced at the close of he term.
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I.EEg.FRsEE OPERTf
FOR SALE.

ny yltfue of = deed Of ttpsi executed
10 th- subscribers by the Cata"ha ifnn
Wmk, Company OF record ia 'iie Coun-
~ Couflur Botetoutt, We -hall, on the
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.rac. ofi2OO Acres,

on which fbr sad FURNACE aud many otter val
nablr Improvements are situated; aud another tract
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

SiarcSm The United .States.-Accotdlng to the
last census. the whole number Of slaves IN the UnI-
tel States, Is l57,2I3 Males gao, 40e-emales
l,2i0, sos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

Cotton Goods.-The New York T. xprcss states
that the TOAD value of cotton 4, DDS exported from
titat Brtaln amounts 10 one hundred AID twenty
hye-mlllons Of dollars. 81 these. five and a half
millions comelo IhIs country. cimany is her lar
aesi customer, taking seventeen millions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

E,ee Coioarel Petso ns.-llo ral number in the l.
nited States, 3oG 81 5-malts le6, d67-iemdes a5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18
a., a valuable Grist Will, saw
Eh"i,,, will and several good Dwell
lin. Houses.

The Iron aud Castings made a, this establishment
are ofyery superior quality The metal IS equal #
not superior any nude IN the State # Virginia
THIS valuable property will be sold upon credit of
niue, eighteen aud twenty four months. II destoed,
the uact, containing between and 10000 es,will
be sold IN parcels 10 sui purchasers Al the same
time will offer Tor sale, at public auction. upon II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

AIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit superior Court OF Law aud ChHncery or the
county of Neisou, IN the month OF August, l84l
" ilson Peters Chure, Pcnow aud Seaon H. Loving, late
merchants d pauc trading under the sly lie and firm Oi
Peters, P,rtoN 4 Loving. plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

Aaofier Officer Dcad--Lt. Col. r. ID. VAN
wright, Of The Marine Corps, died suddenly al
Washington ON Tuesday last. He cntertane d a
company OF gentlemen at his residence that even.
ing, and was IN unusual splris. few minutes at
ter he retItcd IA rest he was found a CORPSE his
death being caused by disease Of The heart.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

The ST. Augustine News says a Cour; Martial is
session AT Parka, Tor the tial of such prison.
ers ~ may be brought before il. { composed of The
following officers, w: Lieut.. Colonies Whiting
Riley aud Looms, Major MChnlock, Captains
Vale, Fulton, Garner, Smith, Lee, and Capt Brad.
ford, Judge Advocate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

TIE Madsonlan states that the lngatc Belle
Ponlr, which cares the Ptnce de Joluville. was
OF the 6ts Of the French vessels TO fire a gun
ia behalf OF The Az cilcans, in the revolutionary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

Nt~ Cotton-fhe Colunbns (Ga) Republ can
ol the 22d ult., SAYS: about twenty bales OF the
new crop have been received at the warehouses IN
tins c'lv. The average piiee IS iromslx to seven
cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

Messrs. Stephens aud Catherwood have sailed
from New York hr Central America, to tesume
Ihen Investigations of the anliq lues of that coun.
Try.
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against

William {. Stevens aud Mildred his wife, formerly Mildred
Loving, Samuel g. Denny and Naomi his Vie, iorme, Ma.
l.ovng samuel Stevens and Nancy his WIFE, formerly
Nancy l.o,ns, Behclhund Johnson formerly Behehhud
loNus Mary SLOWING james NJ. Loving and Rosa sea,,
formerly Rosa Lus ing, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

Tie Defendant Ro,a Seay not having entered her appear
and gwen security ordg 10 the act of ASSEMBLY and
the rules 0ths Court md it appeuing by satisfactory
eucc that she is inmbiinnt OF this commonwealth On
the I"oun o the Plaintiffs, by their counsel ordered
that the sad Def ndan do appear here rules TO be hedn
the SAID Clerks Office the first Monday November
aud answer tie bill OF the luin1s and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the LYnchburg Nirgnian
newspaper published III the town ot Lynchburg for Two
months successfully ard another copy thereof posted ahe
front door OF the court house OF TINS county CUui
day. ACopy-Ieste.
X. c. CUTLER OK.
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BLANKS
Tor safe at fFsiS Office.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS :.

'E'ilE subscriber takes tbs method OF ipfo,ning
4 hts tien1s aud The public tia, lie still coutiu-
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:JOr g tons OF castings,

) ORG IONS OF castings,
Also all ihe personal property IT lie '. otks, incn-
ding WORKING TOOLS, FLASkS, PAT
Terms. u. Purchasers will be required to
give bonds mnh good sscn'i'y for the amount OF
their purchases. The TILE OF the above property is
believed IL be God: acting rs trustees wall only
convey such tile as IS vested in ia.
WIN. b. ARCHER.
ALEX. p ESKRlDGE.
August 10 ESQ
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Sept. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

STATE OF THE OUTDOOR MARKET.-Sno,e has fal.
len considerably; but the stock on hand is going
fast.
!Sun-There was rise yesterday morning md q,
noon, the atic was fair and firm; but towards even.
ing, 1t declined and, in fact at night, it was down
altogether.
Noses-The holders looked blue.
Heels-Very unsteady, especially in Chestnut street.
A oonsderab fall was experienced in that quarter
SeighS-Large quantities going off night and v
BeieS-The lois in Walnut street Yesterday were
the farest We observed some very beautiful ones in
the windows. Those in the streets, generally were
slightly affected by exposure to the cutting wind.
Ee-What there 49, is coldly taken; more is ex-
pected in the course of the week.
Dogs,-Litte spoken of barkers are heard of during
the night time.
Pgs-Several lots, which had slipped through frs,
hands, were taken by the city authorizes
Moonshine-A fair supply, and the market bright
Colds "A glnt experienced, and none wanted
Weatter-Much spoken of; only the best kind il
required.
lMoney-None to be picked up in the streets.
Grare YdrGs-Quiet.
Prospect-G loomy.-Phu. paper.
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mi n ~T z m N


In Underhill I'd inst, by VIM. S. Hawkins, ESQ.
Mr. Prescott d. Wright of Montpelier, to Miss Maria
Burroughs, Of Alstead n. H.
In Hydepark, 2lst ult. II. p. Smith, Esq. TO Mrs.
Marion f. Barnes.
In Danville, Mr.. Sherburne Keyes OF Cabot to Miss
Mary Ann Heath of Plymouth ~ H.
In Peacham, inst. Mr.. Charles Guile of Danyie
TO Miss Mary Chandler.
In Monroe, Cd inst Mr.. James Noyes to Miss Mary
F. Rideoui.
In Panton, on the 9th inst by the Rev. c. r. vii.
kins, of Nergennes, Mr.. John Stearns of Mddlebury
TO Miss Harriet n. Tower, oil Pan,on.
AT Locust Lodge, the residence Of Col W. II
Brown, Hampstead, L.. l., Madison G. Harrington,
ESQ. formerly Of ST. Johnsbury, to Miss Mary Ann
Brown, daughter Of Capt. Joseph Brown of Peacham
In Peacham, 30th ult Charles C. Chase, PnncIpnl
of Caledonia Co. Grammar School to Miss Martha
Cowles.
In Barnet, Mr.. VIM Bachelor, of HaverhilI. n II
to Miss Louisa Qumby, of Waterford ''' 80
In Lyndon. 29h ul Mr. John Stamford n M;..
Judith McGaiey, daughter of Mr.. Stephen McGaffev,
In -. Johnsbnry, I'd inst. Mr.. Lawton Rockwell Of
Southwick, Ms. to Susan NJ. daughter of SAMUEL
Benton-Mr Geo. w. Brown to Miss Sophia Soper
Mr.. Joseph Kidder OF Irasburgh to Miss Huldab
Stevens.
In Barnet, Cd inst. Mr. Zadock wrigh, to Mis-,
Eel'Zabeh Stiles.
In Concord, Mr.. Lot Woodbury., aged So, to Mi 8
Lovina Richards aged Is.
In Nantucket, 25th ut. by Rev. John S. c. Abbott,
Rev. Chas f. Abbott, Principal of the Temple School,
Boston, 10 Miss Mary F.. daughter of Rev Levi
Spaldng, missionary ut Ceylon.
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Communication.

Ma. EDITOR :-lf you have spare corner in youl
paper, shall be glad to occupy it with few sugges
tons on topic which cannot fail to possess an in
tercst for the people of Burlington if they are actua
ted by feelings which have found home in the
breasts of many of our countrymen. allude to the
establishment and decoration Of q rural Cemetery in
the vicinity of this village. II is to me a matter Of no
little surprise that while these beautiful and npproprl-
ate repositories for the ashes of the dead have been
rapidly multiplying among the nourishng villages
and popuous cities Of the States, vermont cannot
boast of single instance of union among the living
to pay this most fit and touching of all tributes to the
memory of the deal. and to provide for their final
resting place. spot whose natural and artificial love-
illness shall detract from the feeling of gloom and
loneliness which chis the heart at the idea of being
laid down to sleep in drcary and desoate buryng
ground.
All the arguments in favor of this practice have been
handled by other pens and enforced by far co-
quent lips than mine II is enough that human sym.
pathies and affections respond at once 10 the idea OF
rendering the home of the departed attractive and
ssquestered as possible. There is nothing Improper
in making their resting place here to oreshadow that
brighter realm, to which the fond hopes of surviving
friends seldom fail 10 consign the dead whom they
have loved.
trust that this village far famed for its beauty and
enterprise, may net be long behind the spirit of the
times but that measures will ere long be taken TO
found Cemetery, which shall be an honor to the
place, and furnish burial ground for its inhabitants
for many generations.
There is wealth enough, and public spirit enough,
and taste enough in Burlington to do it-and it only
wants an awakening to the Importance and the fit.
Of the thing render its ready execution un-
questionably certain. hope, sir that it will be done
The public papers of the village should take it in
hand-in their hands are the levers that "move the
world"-and let them but move energetically in the
matter and the work is accomplished. S.
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In this town, on Tuesday morning last, after an
illness of two weeks of erysipelas, Mr.. JosErH N.
DvSSiSe, nged 46 years.
:, In this village on Saturday morning last, Mrs.
ELlzApHfH SARTwELL, in the 26th year Of her age.
For several years previous TO her decease, she
professed the religion of Jesus Christ which she
adorned bya holy walk and cody CONVEX sa,ion.-
During portion of her last Illness her mental pow
ers were in measure deranged, but there were
sons when the light of reason clearly shone, and at
such times she enjoyed the consola,ions Of the religion
she professed1pd manifested unwavering confidence
in God Shdexclaimed frequently, and with empha.
sig, shal! live beyond the tomb" She died MS the
Christian dieh, and has left to her surviving friends
the consolation Of believing that she rests with
Christ in God" Printers in the state of N. Y. are
In Berlin, Nov ls, Seymour May, aged years,
also on the goth, Martha Maria May, aged 4 years
and months
In Waterbury, suddenly, oftypus foyer, orean son
Of Fla Sanborn, aged II years Printers in Mass,
N. II. and Michigan requested, &c.
In St. John,buIy, 2lst ult. Anne Albee. aged g.;
In Brat,leboro at the Insane Asylum, 9th ult. Mr.
David Colby of Bloomington, aged &c.
In Danville, 9Th inst widow Eunce Porter, aged 81
In Msumee Indiana, Sept. %, Mrs. Zipah Melon.
add 76, formerly of Bethel, W.
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Recently published, and for sale W

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Quincy on the West indies,
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Life and Times of Wh,ehed,
Stones Miscellaneous Writings,
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Milmans History OF Christ,
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Bnrcharps History of Congrcgationall.m,
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