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New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
I HE TRIBUNE.

MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

The SHOWER op HLooD.-Prof Troost has pub
lished long article m the Nashville Banner with
reference to the recent shower of blood which oc-
Cured at Lebanon, Tenn. on the l7th ult. The
explanation which he gives of this remarkable phe-
nomenon differs essentially from that of Prot. Hal
lowell. He took especial pains TO investigate all
the facts in the case, and says there can be no
doubt that the drops of blood found upon the To-,
bacco leaves did really fall from a smsll red cloud
passing swiftly from East to West. The extent of
the shower from forty to sixty yards in breadth,
and six or eight hundred in length: it was thiny
scattered, probably drop every fifteen feet,
irregularly dispersed. Some of the pieces which
fell were nearly tw inches long. Pref Troost be-
liovcs the fragments be animal matter but does
not consider any purt of them to be blood. There
was about them an offensive smell of pu,rd matter
aud the iibres were distinctly visible. On exposing
the particles to the action OF heat they affected
precisely piece Of beef. " There is no doubt"
says the Professor, that this substance is animal
matter, and belongs 10 cur globe" He then emu
merates many instances in which remarkable
showers have been observed, from the year 472 70
the present day. If the facts stated by him are
correct, there can be ground for the explanation
Of Prof Hallowell that the thrown off by
insects in their chrysas Prof Troost ascrbes
il to the action of hurricane, which, he thinks,
may haze taken Up part of IN animal which was in
of decomposition and have brought i, in con-
tact with an electric cloud, which it kept in
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F,rs Goons-co.esrn for tie Po0r.-A most

FREE Goops-Coseern for the Poor.-A most
unw;se concession to deunagoguisn, IN our Judge
rnent, has been made 5y Congress in striking out
Tea and Coffee from the articles subjected 10 duty
bv the new Revenue Law. These articles ere mol
PRODUCED or rivaled in this country, 50 that the
question Of Protection + rec Trade is no: affected
bv them. Bu, they simple luNurie'-whethe'
s,l,,,arv or peraciou., we will not here consider
and tbey are the products OF countries which refuse
N trade with Us on fair of reciprocity. Chi
IA sell. Us our Tea, and takes hard dollars OF Us in
navmep,-l,tls OF nothing else. One million OF
dollars nigh, have been collected om this article
aIone without costing the Government over S9'ooo'
wi,hou, temptation to smuggling. and with barely
percepube effect on the price OF the article to the
consumer. Bu, Messrs. CLAY and tiLLNoKE
r,,psxernhle demonstrations OF the necessity and
6t,e., Of this duty were overrued by the miserable
can't OF ta.riag TIE comforts Of The poor and me
dread of Honorable Merabers ,ha, the aged ladies
of their respective District. would institute cru
sade against the takers OF their tavorite beverage
Mus, our legislation always be thus governed
We rejoice that the kindrsd attempt to exempt
SAX from duty-the special policy Of the Mis'ou-
riun-was SO sgnally and properly defeated he
dutv on this article very light; Is one which
can hardly .e .nuggled; while tho Salt Manuiac-
,urc of the country is of great importance IN
which vast capital is invested, and in which our
State has a special interest. The abolition OF the
duty would have seriously shaken if not .ubvcrted
the prosperity of the great Sal, region OF which
Syracuse is the centre and probably suitrac,ed =
least 500 900 per an-um from the Internal I'm
provement Revenue of our State. Yet motion TO
abolish duty on Salt. after being defeated IN the
Senate, was carried in the House BY 81 TO 8: votes
among the Yeas % actual and nominal Wings and
nine Members from this Stats But this nice bus'-
ness could not be permitted 10 end here. motion
was instantly made TO make Sugar also free arti-
Gle: ca1ried-Yeas l05; Nays IS; then Cotton
carried-Yeas l05 Nays 7S then lr0ni which
failed-S2 to 100; then Tobacco; which also fail
ed 90 to 96. By this time i. began TO be sus-
pccted that the interests of one section or State
could not be struck down with impunity compar-
ison OF views was had, and the next morning
(Thursiayl the vote on Salt was reeonsidsred:
Yeas 95 Nays II; then Sugar-lOl 10 SO; and
then Cotten-ll4 TO so. And so Congress con
cluded 1T last not stultiy itself ard sacrifice the
great interests OF the Nation in the sorry pursuit of
local advantage and very poor sort Of popularity
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read from speech of Mr.. Tyler in 1889, on the
Removal of the Deposi,es, denouncing Gen. Jack
son for setting up his own headstrong will in oppo-
si;on to tho Legislative power oithe country.
Congress assembled, and what was the Presi-
dents first ac, An intimation ina, the currency
must be reformed, and submission to the disare-
tion OF Congress as 10 which OF Inc three modes
they would adopt, by which alone the object could
be effected. Now, is the President a; that time
had determined not to sign asy bill for Bank,
why did he suffer Congress so for twelve,
sixteen weeks, delIberang on that measure, ~ the
expense OF i've thousand dol!ats day The Sen
ate mad called upon his own Secretary Tor plan,
and pyojec, was accordingly submitted; but the
Senate not adopting it, inserted in another bill a
compromise clause, with the express end and aim
of reconcilng the President to the BILL vet that
very clause made pEeIext :or returning Il
with his veto. They then tovk up MS own bill, and
sen, him that bur ten weeks AFTER il had been the
constant subject of the Presidents conversation, ne
declared he mad never read the bill. He was then
asked what bill he would sign; and his reply was,
tina; he had no, had time tor consideration-just as
he now did In MS last message; ne had not had
time 10 look into the subject.
Under these circumstances another bill was pre-
pared for the purpose OF heading the President
Yes, that was the object, and head him or die
was Nh BIS maxim. He was afraid, however,
before he should have time succeed in that, tie
President would have headed himself. Headed ne
most assuredy would be, either by himself or seme
other person. Mr.. B. did no, say that he should
do IL Much confidential aad private conversation
mad in time passed between the President and Mir
B. aRS which he would for ever bury in his own
bosom. he should not repeat private CONVERSE
lions or publish private letters bat there were some
things which were private. The President had
expressly declared to the Ohio Delegation-[A A
voice You mean the Wing portion OF them j
Certainly. None but Wings were thea about the
President, however he may now be surrounded and
said to the Wing portisn OF the Ohio Delegation
that he would sign Mr Ewing's bill. He had told
Mg. B. personally thai he would, and sdded thar
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NTURRAY's' FLUID MAGNEsIA.--Prcpar- lN lnr .l,n lnsiu nc lLn

NT URRAY'S' FLUID MAGNESIA.--Prcpar-
 lVA ed under the exclusive sanction of the discover er, SIR JAMES MURRAY, The mild, safe and elegant Ant-acid and Aperient possesses all the pro- pertes of the Magnesa in general use, without being liable like it, to form dangerous concrotons in the bowels; it acidity and eectuay heart burn without mjuring the coats of the stonach as Soda, Potash, and their caroonates are known to do it prevents the food of infants from turning and in all cases acts pleasing aperien, peculiarly adapted Tor families
 N It has long been known that fine most serious con sentence have frequently resulted from the use of lid Magnesa, which have been proved by Mir. Brande, and many otler eminent Chemists, to form concre- tions in the bowels, endangering and in instances destroying life. This preparation is free from all objections and in all respect more desirable article It comes to us recommended by many of the most cn inent. Chemists and Medical men of the day. Among whom ane Dr. Duncan, Dr. Hope'and Dr. Gregory, of Edinburgh, Dr.. James John, Sir Astey Cooper, Sir James Clarke, and others. supply of the ge nuine article with more detailed account of it, may be had onlapplication at the Drug Store of
 imeI5 Inf I. C. DUBOSElS- co, 39 Water-st.
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A LMANACS FOR ls41.-DOUBLEDAY & fASEARS, offer the following: The Planters, the Ladies' Annual Register, and Housewie's Almanac The Democrats and Peoples Register-The liar rrson-The Sporting Oracle and Almanac of Ru- ral Life, with numerous fine engrayings. eco A. head''l T the Crockett Almanac. feb
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'gTAgKs' olNTMENrl FOR HE CURE OF

MARkS' OINTMENT FOR THE CURE OF
 M PILES. -Fhe inventor of this valuable reme- dy, begs leave 10 offer to the attention of those who are subject to the Piles, remedy the efficacy of which has aeen tested by the experience of years, and the utility of wce has in no instance been im- paired from failure to relieve. To those who have been subjected to this disease, it win proye applied when reatacked, sure preventative to its contini- ance without the least pain; indeed many have pro- nouced t the most agreeable remedy ever applied. There din be no danger in it's use, as its component parts afe of harmless vegetable matter. For sale only by. .. ,-.,.7, P. MOSELY,
 noN3a 92n - Druggist, Mobile
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INBOUND FLUID EXT. WORM sEED.-

lNOMPUUND FEUID EAI. WOhW SEEU- V/The most efIectual and safe worm destroying dicne ever used. The great objection heretofore urged against the worm seedls tts exceedingly disa- greeahle d3nauseole tTte and smell, so much so that it is withdinuty that children can be made to take it. Ali difficulty is obviated in this medicine as children take it with pleasure. For sale by
 RICHARD NORTH, B Govt st., noyl7 opposite the market
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NAYLoR,S BALSAM oE.LIyERWoRT-

HNAYLOR'S BALSAM OFHEIvERWORT.- \ fresh supply of this invaluable medicine rece- sed per brig Saratoga direct from the original pro pretor, Dr. Geo. Taylor, s75 Bowery, New ork Prclasers desired to observe thai every bottle of the genuine medicine has the written signature of Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, on the, directions around the bottle. '''3
 k Beware off. W. Burrett's imitation.
 ZIP L. c. DUB0SEt'& & CO, -l--L 39 Water st., sole Agents for this city.
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PATIENT MEDICINES.

ETERBFNA "CRFAM-An Emeem SOAP, ' winch affords real pleasure in shaving; nroduc- lag rich, lagat, permanent, laiher and ifoHi tiie degit smuath stnaiti0u eNpc1enet alitr sh3Nlhs leaNiBe haaiiag' iiehlHg' sm1tng or redness, Ia iasl sulerseding all aiher preparations; and from the publie and pri,ate eul gies n favor of be Nerl'"a Crea Il deserves ta hp in fine dressing oi a
 F4mfhf Nu TTk Preys.
 "The New Snap.-We feel double disposition to depart from an established rule iu this olnee, n no- teng inc advertisement of Mir King sNelbena Cream lie has really invented the best shaving soap, as we do yerly believe, that has beenused. N speak from experience, and we speak also from the more nofeSsiaaai knowledge of benelact0r and friend James Grant, l Ann street, who says 1t IS ahead of anything yet found ott la this department oi ''modem improvement" IL is net ntly emalent, but seme- thns more. In slort, we believe t IS the best shay ing soapil inc w0rld "-N f. Sfar.
 ''fhe want of a universal shaving soap has been for many years severely felt, particularly by gentlemen NllD shave themselves and therefore t1s with no little pleasure wecal public attention 10 the eeebra- . ted Nerbona Cream prepared by Mir. Charles Ring 644 Broadway. From sell-cxperieBce of it's merits we cheeIfulk add our need of pralse, having never before shaved with go much comfort. We be- fore stated the perbena Cream to be worth traial we have tried it and confidently recommend it ''
 ibid.
 '' Verbena Cream.-We much obliged 10 Mr. Chas II. Ring of6l4 Broadway, for pot of lis Yer WHICH 4piuS tih HlliSun oi Noh- fort in shaving.' From experience oheeiluly re- commend it to universal use. ''-1imes.
 ''1he Nerbena Cream, for shaving, prepared and sold by c. Il. Ring, 6l4 Broadway, is destined to supe sede all other kinds of shaving soap l. is re- ally ine-irst the thing We have determined thai henceiorth no other shaving compound shall be ap- piled to our face. ."-Sutdoq Atlas.
 The Veibena Cream is most delightful article iul shaving, just invented and but lately introduced to tho public, who, by unanimous approval, have prouonn ced it unrvalled rich and emollicn preparation bromotiong in the greatest possible degree, com iort and luxury in shaving.
 4 supply may be had at the Drug store of
 der21s l. C. DUBOSE & Co. 39 Water si.
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hOCTOR lIALL's lCELEBRATED spECI-

n0CrOR IIALL'S CELEBRATED SPECI- -HV FIC.-The celebrated specific for the cure of GonoIhma, Sc. can with safety be recommended as being certain in effects and containing no mercury.- This medicine has superseded most of the prepara- tons Aold for the cure of this disease and has been sold fir sometime in New Olleahs as we'll as various other sections of the Urfion From the high charac- ter and standing of Dr. Hall and the large quantities soll (S00 bottles in three months) at the north there can be no doubt of it's superior yauen curing this dis ease. None genuine unless signed by Dr. Hall, NJ.
 #. For sale only by ..l.i |
 R. NORTH, Dispensary Chemist, lah5 LBS No. 35 GoIernmeni.sf.
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TESTIMONIALS.

br. John B. McNidnn having made known to me the process by which he prepares his ''EI.lAlR OF .0PIUM,p .ahd wishing me to state my opinion copr corning i; therefore Say, that the process is m t5rsg,te tcth @tH k5wa ohqaieai iaios and that tho preparation must contain all the valuable principles of Opium, without those which considered as del- ataious and useless. .DllW .=.R .-.s..9 . laiI.-l-lI.lcs J. R. GHILTON, NJ. D., I'd s... ,s..#s.gA 7.s, Operative Chemist, Sc.
 New-York, December 20, 1886
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- JUsI ItUtNtu dllu Tor sdIt Dy I 2OOu R. NORTH, 5 Govm't-st.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRON STORE. w McGRAN & NOONAN,i No. St Michael of all sizes and Steel of all kinds, Cut Nails; Axes; Band, Hoop, Rod and Sheet Hon.-They purpose by direct importation and otherwise, keeping on hand
 constant supply of all articles in this line e which they ask the attention of purchasers. nov19
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Df. ]. B, Mum '" .0l''7 '
 Dear Sir,,-7f hive made repeated trias-of your "EIfXIR dF Ol.6M'' in the City and Marine ltos- pitas, and find it to possess the qnojyne and sedative powers of 'the ordinary ihep4;aino of Opium, with dnt producing the excitement, ieadache 1asea, con stpation, which in many cases render those propara7 tions ohectionable ul It's effects are more perrnenl and uniform than those nf Alophin. Yours, Sc, io. p 4az,H oC.L MITCHELL, NJ. D., ff3 9 q Resident Physician, N. York Hospital.
 New-York February Stl, 1887. .'a1'''a'1l
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NNLApE,S MORM and CONDITION poW.

W DERs-These powders are prepared in a man ne peculiar to any others being the result of an eN- perience of 37 years successful practice and have never been known to fail. They are recommended to all owners of horses-as superior. Cattle are so m- proved in appearance and health, that double the a- bor may be obtained from them, without any risk.
 \. B.-Thase powders used when horses come of journey, are wet and cai, or excessively fagil- ed, will be found in ie highest degree beneficial
 To be had ill packages of one dozen each for 5 or n sngIe paper fer 50 cents. They are administered m the food without requiring relaxation from lahor. For sale wholesale and retail by ..,=
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GREY's INvALUABIG OINTMENT, for the W cure of White Swelbpgs scorfuous and other tll- mots, ufrets, sdte legs oifahd esb wounds sprpus, briSes, slefllfesg, R inhSmations, scald head w97 l6NS Sore bfeafs, Theamatlp ains' ettets, elifup- rfbns, dhiibi2ns, whows, biles,A fies cofns shake bites, &c for sale wholesale retail by
 WOODRUFF X WATKINS, feb 22 I62tf No. 30 Water st.
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lnIy byT ----- --T-IIi,-- r. MOSELY,
 noS39 92u , z, Druggist, Mobile

M OSELY $ CO, Druggists, at the corner of MI loya aud Dauphin streets, having received a large supply of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints! Oils, Perlumery, Garden Seeds, &c., which they olpr for sale in quantities to suit purchasers at very moderate prices and on reasonable credit
 nOyN Ert5.. als...fe ia
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kIOIi IiAhJ NUN TIT, 5 Government and 45 Commerce
HAyE YOU A coUGH'-Do .ot neglect it.
TOT sale ny |. C. DUBOSE & Co, an2l l64s and by the other Druggists in Mobile

FNROM THE BOSTON CHRONICLE, Jan. 10 h Wesce by an advertisement in another column, that Messrs Comstock x Co, the American gents for 0ldridge's Balm of Columbia, have deulties to sell lhat artlcle in Boston aud elsewhere.-We know lady of this city whose hair was so nearly gnne as To expose entirely her chronological dcveopemens which, considering that they betokened most aia- ble dispositions wasnot in reality very unflrtmne. Nevertheless, she mourned the loss of locks that she had worn, and after years ititless resort to mis- called restoratives, purchased, some months ago, bottle or two of Oldrdges Balm, and she has now ringlets inrich profasion gossy anl of black ness. We are not putling--none of the commodity has been sent to us, and, indeed, we do not want any, for though obliged to wear a wig a year ago, we have now, through its virtue, hair enough, aud of l passabe quality, of aur own.
 | DARING FRAUD.-The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorious countelfeiter. Let it never be purchased or used unless it have the name bf l.. s. COMSTOCK, or the signature of CON- STOCh X co, on q splendid wrapper. This is he only external test that will secure the public from deception.
 Address. lf COMSTOCK & co,
 Wholesale Druggists, Fletcher st. New York.
 Sold by l. C. DuBOSE & co, Agents ald by Drs. Maynard, Hammond and Gates, Mobile
 jam2S ITO
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A MEXICAN LABOR SAVING SOAP-FOR A WAsHIYG CLOTHES IN SoFr OR HARD WA TER.--DIREcTIoNs FOR. UsE,-FoR WASHING WHTE CoLoRs,-To each pail of soft water in the boiler, put one pound of the Soap, which will answer for our boilings ,aller which add quarter of pound nfs soap f,. aach sucpps hailinO
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ID EAL ESTATE AT SUNIMERvILLE FOR AG SALE.--4 acres of land conveniently situated for summer Residence, being near the residence formerly occupied by Mir. Cutibert on the road lead. ing from Spring Hill road to the Three Mile Creekl adjoining the lands of Major Hogan and Dr. Jas. F6 Roberts. For particulars, hpplyto
 .a as.ll sd l.a E. l.. ANDREWS & CO.,, 2 dl9 l0tt 8l.44 cor. Com. 6o Dauphn sis.
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pRowN's' YETTER olprNENT.-T4'

DROWN'S, TETTER ROlRrMENT-Thepro pro iDprietor this ointment, well aware of this fact, and also ofthe iniy useless and dangerous nostrns so often panied upon the public as feinedies that are mere eceptibhs, hnd which have deseTedly received the censnre of the faedty begs leetp exempiiifroo that class of Medicines and lnhe iitingy offers it to the public as bne ofthe safest speedest and moste fectial remedies ever before used tn the eaihent of
 etters, Ringw6rnis and ritaneuis ertptions general ly landbe istoiirmed in so'doing by the good cha racter this medicine hisrecefved from all Who have usei (which he is confident il will nainiaia,) anil frqm the fact that pf tle numerous easeswhefeinlit
 has bseh used,or sestralaysars pssSje Is rallaisah aflts having failed if snglel ne!hre to oeBdcta9asl deal Simple in its composl'Ioh Ut IS attended in all cases prove active and efficient in eradicatng the disease rom the system. For sale by
 K. NoRTH& $ Co. Dispensary Chemists,
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nR4 MMUNNIS ELIXIR OF oPIuM.---A ETqpreparation that .stWds desersedy high with the medcsf profession as combining all the useful proper
 ties of that drug without any of those that cohs
 dt4ed eleterious. The following testimonials speak
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M MURRAY'S FLUID MAGHESlA.-The great 1VE advantages of this elegant preparation are, that posscssinga the properties ofMagnesa in geperause
 1t is not liable like that, to tofh,concretions in the bowels. It corrects aqdiiy anireeyes heartburn eect1ay, without njurng the coats of the stomach hWeyejts the food of iplaats turning sourupon the st6nitli it useful in al complaints of the bladder; h tends to regulate the action of the bowels, and Is pecnlinrly itdabted io, families .;.,,l ...-,
 Sir HlimbJney Dae5 testified StImt this solution forihs soluble combination with uric acid saltF kn cases of Gput apsGgavel thereby copnteractng their injurious tendency when other aidies and even Mag pesia itself has. failed. 8, ei.3i MOO J
 Ii the seventh report of ile, Medeal Section of the British Association, it set forthb by SirJames M- rqy, that the majority ol ewapequs diseases arise from acid and sabne nnpregnati9ns in the fluids of tho body, which are neptTatized by the Ftnd Iasae7 sia and thai the Neuralgia, Spasms, Nervous Pains, lmd Inittons, as we'll as- Cfodic Rheumatism and Gout, aresffequeptlt owing to Ghrys;ane iiriihns, deposited eni the lneivoas inemhranes which saline particles thisant-acid Solution esiecmay issoRes,,
 This article was ntpoduced nte this market by the 61dersig1ea in June last, spee Which time, it has been extensively used, and we believe, in eyeryin- sl.nce with most decided apppobation for sale by |. 8. esslJ weiiEiH 1t<E'G. 1JUBOSE 8 no, I-y irl a .1aisiaa'l hnG siels late SDnbose and Rof,I .lMAl6 slI9TAW Il .1 yi s39 Water street.
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TENOOTHACHE.-Extrac of Calls and Kreosote.
 N Al length has been discovered an infaliale Cure for this distressing maady. The above preparation, it is positively asserted, will cure any case wherein it can be applied, in twenty minutes supply just received and for sale by ..-.. '--
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| MI USlC.7-Just received by Doubleday s, Sears, 1vA large supply of new Music, amongst which are EIsler's popular dances La Gitana," ''La Mazur- ka," La Cach'ica," Sc. Also the popular songs "A things love thee Love is a. triaer,' Leave me dear one, '''l was not false to thee, and Bcau marches, waiEes, Sc. Also some fine ruled English music parer - --
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Cabinet Furniture and Sofa Seats repaired. Goods of any description wlll be ordered from Phil adelpha, avery small advance to cover expenses. feb 1i6s
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