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In who IN the christian gtaces and virtues were
most happily blended aud displayed. His worth
'ohnot be estimated. unless we value IL by the
GOODNESS OF his heart which appeared TO be made
VI those liner aud better iee.ings, which chsractr-
rise the best of men The purity and sincerity Of
ms MOVIES are abuudantly proven by his good
WORKS which followed him and will long live after
nm There are but few no knew him who will
not long remember and love tn think of him, be.
cause oi his early fate. and many virtues. With
an Oh these amable qualities of heart and soul he
possessed strong and vigorous mind well cultya.
ted and stored with useful knowledge. He EN-.
braced religion in early life, and ha. been for the
las last eleven years pious and useful member of the
Christian Church at Providence, and although he
was generally very still in the Church vet he
ooeyed the divine injunction let your light shine"
and was an example TO others. During the last
DAYS OF his illness, he was sorcy afflicted and sui.
Tered intensely, yet in his calner and more lion.
al moments he manifested that confidence and re.
nance IN the religion Of our f" blessed Saviour"
winch that alone inspires, and which i. at a times
the comfort, and consolation of the Christian
truly he was ono of God. and made il hi, study
kcr 80 ~
Blessed are tho dead which die in the Lord from
henceorth. Yea, saith the Spirit that they NAV
rest from their labors: and their works do follow
them. E*sss
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
READ! BE GUARDED!!

" ~
TNHE increasing popularity of DR. C. REM
u SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has induced n number
OF persons to make something they call Pulls ant
cpat them with sugar, in order To sell then, for the
"enuine, while they DO not possess particle of the
Goodness, nor assimilate in appearance to the
original, Or. Smiths Pills In short. they are an
lntended FRAUD upon the community. minis
ter who at first hal an interest in imitation SUI
gar Coated Pill, manufactured in Albany, N Y ,
has gwen them up. as he says, on account Of the
Ihlserabie dishonest parties concerned in manu-
itcturing them. The same party are now indus
triousy circulating reports calculated 10 iniurc DR.
smith, and to affect The reputation of his valuable
pfiis hnt rather than notice them IN ruhlic Dr.
smith ~ about To- institute legal proceedings GA inst
them Tor the r ISLANDERS, as he has in another cas,
agalns' similar party, in which he recover ed n
large amount of dam, ges These miserable i'm;
tators have to resort 20 the most ahominabe means
to palm of their counterfeit pills as the pur lie
know that Or. Smiths the original nd % mime
Several instances have to public notice in
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate
use Of the c"unterfes. II is Dr. Smiths Pills that
are doing so much good in the countrv-as The fol-
lowing plainly show
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dir
Smiths Pills than all others.
This is tn certify that have used the Sugar Coat
ed Pills manufactures by G.. BENJAMIN smith of
New York, for some time, and believe them To-
be good medicine and also, from inquiry in that
city. am persuaded that he is the original invent
oo, aud therefore is entitled to the benc OF nc ill.,
Venuon. :. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Pittsburgh.
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SHIP OF WAR FOR IRELAND The Irish
Relief Committee up To yesterday, at noon, had
collected between S27 000 and $4,000. We
understand that they propose 10 petition Govern
ment tor vessel ot war Ia convey the contribu
tons To Ireland, and the Plymouth, now unem
ployed at Brooklyn, Invested Of her guns, would
he just the thing. We understand from gentle.
man who overheard the offer made in the street.
that Post Captain U. p. Levy offered to one of
the Committee, TO command any vessel the Gov
ernmeht may lend for his service giving as a
donation his own pay, services and expenses of
the voyage, equal 10 81 900. Congress ought to
do something of this kind. and we move that they
meet this liberal offer and grant the Plymouih.-
Who will second the motion IN Y. Sun of
the GOTH
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OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence of Mrs. Mary Tatefn, Nor.
folk County, on the 18th February, 1915, aftcr 2
severe and protractcd illness, Mr.. JAMES b. Pour.
LOCK, at the age of 26 years months and n DAYS
rs man he was benevuH mt. honest and in ccnu.
Gus and although he difidcnt and retiring al
most 70 fault, yet he was one in whom all of these
sterhng qualities and principle " OF the noble the
Virtuous and the good" were most cminenuy dis.
played. re was lover of virtue aud truth and
the maker OF peace end concord
was VAIN hearted, generous. Find and irnc -
from his youth up, he never knew what il was TO
Intentionally offend friend or iniure an enemy
Dut on the contrary, il seemed TO DO his chief de
Iight TO promote the happiness Of those nc loved -
lie was one to whom friend could unbosom him.
self and receive consolation
rs a Christian he was exemplary and copcisten,
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TEsTIMoNY Is NOW RECOGNIZED

FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE.
'g'HE following letters are presented with view
n OF more fully showing the opinions of Pny-
slclans In relation to- the Medical value of DR.
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
DR. SwAYNE--Dcar Sir: Having used your Com.
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, extensively in nv
practice, was requcsedby your a gent Dr. Crutcb.
CT, to express my opinion in writing of its propcr
ties as remedial agent, most cheerfullv comply,
as feel by so doing, will discharge a debt o g
the community at large and Physicians in partic.
MAR AZ much as detest Qnack Remedies and
ra'cnt Nostrunna, was induced from a failure of
the most potent expectoranis, recommended in our
inateria mcdicas in some cases Of DfsEAsED LuNes
TO try your Preparation of Prunus Virginia or
WILD CHERRY. IL is sufficient to say that was So
mu5h pleased with the result of that, and subse
quent trials that now prescribe il in preference 10
az oh7 remedies where an expectorant is indica-
ted. In the much dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
oil the Lungs, in the alarming form in which il an.
pears IN Kentucky, regard it as an invaluable
Kennedy IN the treatment of that disease. To all
VINO know me have said enough, but as this ma v
be seen by persons out of the vicinity of Frank
J will briefly add. that have been engaged in an
active, practice of my profession Of IL years, and
am a Regular Graduate of Trausyvanie. and This
IS the first Patent Medicine ever thought enourb
OF to express an opinion in writing.
J. II. ELLISON, MD.
Jan. Z, lSfT. Franklin County XIV
Frankfort, KY, Jun. IN lSI7
The above certificate is from one of our Phvst-
clans living few miles from here, he is doing a
very good practice and is considered a good phvs-
can, and stands fair; he is as he says, a regGla
graduate. DIR. w. L. CRUTCHER,
Druggist and Apothecary.
ief- Since the introduction of INV article to the
puohc, there have a number Of unprincipled ind-
yiduais got up noSruB,s, which they assert contain
nLp ,, chERRY some are called e" BALsAms." BIT
TIERS, ana even SYBUP OF WILD CHERRY bot mine
IS the original and only genuine preparation ever
introduced to the public which can be proved by
'ne PuDhc records OF the Commonwealth of PENN
syvann. The only safeguard against imoosition
Is to sec that my signature is on each bottle
DR.. II. SWAYNE
Corner of Eighth and Race SITS. PHILADELPHIA
For sale IN Portsmouth by G.. H. HFINTTSU and
by KING & TOY, and B. EMMERSON, Norfolk
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MADAME RESTELL AND THE SE.
CRET OF HEB INIpuNIrY

The following is terrible picture. We cut i,
from the . Sunday Dispatch" and fear that the
editor mas hut Two well dividend the secret Of his
person's impunitv ~. Y Express,
Blu, the feature Of Broadway eghing-Broad
way splendor- Broadway extravaganza. was the
fur In hand establishment. of the handsome and
celebrated, ar notoruus. ar Infamous Madame
Restell for we believe she has at yarions times
received all these designations. II was sunni
tuous sleigh covered aud adorned with rich ihrs.
win Tour splendid horses. the shining harness and
s'lvery bells of which are said 10 Ina We cost four
teen hundred dollars
Madame Res,el is a woman Of thirty five. hand
some, stylish and SNOWY enough for princess She
likes hne carriages. handsome horses rich dress
ana expensive living. She has handsome hns
band, and pretty daughter. who is now recev-
ing fashionable education in a French cvny.n,
Her pew is one of the pleasanrest in very fash.
ionabe church. az we have seen, whenever there
is an opportunity Ia make dash she dues not
neglect to take advantage ofii and no doubt she
finds profit. as well as pleasure in So doing
But what p thing 1t is To look at! What i
subject to contemplate! Madame braves opinion.
for she knows she can do it safely Who cares +?
People may be astonshed. but nu one is going To
bother himself about matter which does not
particularly concern him. Madame braves the
laws. because she knows very well, that of all the
crimes that could be charged against her. and of
which common report alleges her To he guilty.
she is least guilty OF all theparlies concerned and
that those " ho mos, guilty are buu,d nv their
fears To protect her. Whatever NAV bappen. She
is secure
Every act OF guilt in the whole tragedy of her
lille, as that life is represented has had. not its
accomPlices merely. but its principals, of whom
she has been but the tool. She has fortified her
sell too strongly. ever To be overihr0wn Name 9
and dates and circumstances are all recorded and
her downfall would shock society To its very CEN
tire. Her ruin now is rnure tn he feared than her
success. yet every day strengthens her position,
aud adds To the influence, which. acting upon the
strongest al all motives. she is able to WELD -
thus terrible power is placed in hands at once
adrot and inscriptions. 10 a word Madame is
woman OF genius. who understands her position,
and Knows how to use lis advantages
But all this is horrible = the reader exclaims
Exactly So!
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VOICE FROM KrNTIrcKy

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in the most
aggravated loIm for three years past, and found
no icheI unti ! used Pr G. BENZ Smiths Improved
Indian Vegetable pills After using six bottles of
said valuable pills, am entirely cured They are
general remedy J. X LEENAN
Paducah XIV, Nov. 10, ls45.
We certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths Pills
are uniyer sally esteemed i'm this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS s CO.. Merchants
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TRUSTEES SALE Pursuant to n Decd IF
a Trust executed by Manuel Burgess TO the nm
Gersgned az Trustee, bearing date the 18th day of
Decenber lS45, and duly recorded given to secure
INC pay nent OF certain debt due David b. James
VIII be sold before the Court House door in the town
OF Portsmouth, ON FRIDAY the Goth instant AT 70
CLOCK NJ TRACT OF LAND near the head OF
INC western Branch, containing fifty acres more
or less, adjoining the lands of Thos Blount. Robert
Cox aad others. Terms Cash
FEB I6-tds ARTHUR EMMERSON
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GARDEN SEEDS, FOR THE SPRING OF
~ lS47 The Subscriber is now receiving his
new and choice supply of fresh aud genuine GAR.
recommend them the true growth OF the last
season, and of the very best quality. Those de
sirous of obtaining the real Simon Pure'' should
of ri Ri?EF
Feb %
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FOR RENT.
DURsUANT to a Decd of rrnsl flnln slnnho,

PURSUANT to "a Deed of Trust from stephen
James, and Jennett his wife, bearing date the
18th June, 1916. and OF record in the Clerks Office
oil Norfolk County, to certain debt the rel
mentioned, to the Bank of Virginia, will be sold at
public auction, before tho Court House in the town
OF Portsmouth, on THURSDAY the Ilth March
next, at II o'clock, for cash. a certain LOT OF
LAND in the town OF Portsmouth, situated on IF
hngham street. and bounded on the Yves; bv the
lot of David jar es, the South by n vacant LOT
owned - Stephen James, on the West by EfFno.
nam street, and running back one hundred and
ten feet, which said lot there is double wooden
tenement, with lane of three feet annexed to each
tenement, The said lot being part of the proper.
ty conveyed by the Deed of Trust aforesaid
JOHN A CHANDLER, ~
VIM. Fl. WILSON, trustees.
Feb lS-2awtds
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|
HOUR or LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. NJ.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, runnino in connexion with the Richmond
aud Petersburg Rail Road leaves Wrrht's wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
at s A. NJ, for the above cities and towns Passcn-
gers eakast on board the Aug sta aud arrive al
Port Wathal at halt past - NJ, where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past | p. NJ. and
at Richmond about p. NJ alb ut two hours in adj
vance of the old James River Line. and in a Boat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations. and the attcn-
ton OF her officers tn the fort OF passengers
te' sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at half past A. NJ. breakfast On boa I'd the Angus.
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p NJ
il will be pert eived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity of transacting il and returning bv the
boat of next morning "a To be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta vii stop at the usual landings on
James River 10 take in and put way travel and
at any other points on the river where signal is
made.
The public may rest assured that it is the deter
mlnatlon of the Pfoprietors TO keep I'D this Line
pcrmancntly: an to accommodate travellers be
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg and the Cities of the District of Colum
For further information. tickets or freight amply
to W n GARNETT * co.
n. b. The central position of the II. & p. r. r.
Depot in Richmond, and its ontiguity to the prin-
cipa Hotels and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
Lvnchbur,., adds the economy as we'll as The
Convenlenccs oil tins Line Oct2
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I HE Subscriber take this opportunity to thank
this generous community for their liberal pa.
tronage and he has just received by the Baltimore
boat this morning, n fine lot of CLOTHING such
as Black Cloth Dress Coats. some Black Business
Cloth Goats, Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Cashmere Vests, Black and Fancy Satin Vests,
Satinett Pants, sc. Call and I will guarantee
that you will be treated aud waited upon in the
most gentlemanlike manner. j. NJ MILES
Feb % Arfad.
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TRUSTEE'S NOTICE.-All person. indebt
ed to Robert F. Howell, late Shoe Merchant,
will please call and sc,tle the same. The accounts
are now all made out and ready Further or lon
ger indulgence cannot be extended. To those who
may disregard this notice, they will not be sur
prsed IT their accounts should be placed i'm the
hands Of an officer. -
LEOPOLD C. p. CowPER, Trustee
for the creditors of Robert F. Howell
Feb 23-6t
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From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Dcl.>

We call the attention of onr readers 10 the GER
tihcate of Rev. :. w iiiams Pastor Of the Is, Ban.
list Church. Pittsburgh, in relation to Dr. Smiths
Pills. We can ourselves bear testimony TO tho ex-
cclience of these Pills one of Us having used them
and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State of Della.
ware
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from Messrs. Bull & Alden. 7

Huntsville, Ky, Feb. 10, 1916
DR.. G.. BENZ. Snith-Dcar Sir You will nlease
send US twelve gross of yonr valuable Pills. From
present indications shall sell "A large amount of
them. We find that they go very quick, &c.
Your friends, BULL, & ALDEN
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A LII persons having claims against the estate
"A OF George Grant, deceased are hereby re
ment. either to undersigned or to Leopold c. p.
Cowper, as am closing my transactions as adj
minietrator of said George Grant.
SAM'L. FlNDLEY, Administrator
Feb 23-6t of Geo Grant deceased
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from DR.. Sin gleton !

Smithland, Ky Feb. -, 1886
Dr. u BENZ smith, Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold so we'll and given
such general satisfaction, as your Improved Indian
Vegetable Pilis. Very respectfully yours,
F. SINGLETON
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FOU NTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE.
ARTHUR l.. FOGG, D.


PHINEAS TnURSrON, proprletors.
INHE undersigned having succeeded the late firm
i OF Dix x Fogg in the pr prietorship of the
Fountain Hotel, so long and widely known, as one
OF the most commodious establishments in Bait.
more, take this method Of informing the travclipo
public that, besides the gr at improvements ua,ie
last spring in the addition of an entire new vino
to the house by which large number of lodging
rooms were added, as we'll an extensive BafLine
Esfaohshmenf, they have recently had constructed
ne,n Ladies Ordinary fitted up in the most unique
and beautiful style; and also private sitting room
for the gentlemen, which is entirely free from the
hustle necessarily incident to the more public parts
oil the house an arrangement highly desirable and
which they Halter themselves cannot fail to please
In connection with these Improvements the whole
interior oil the house has under gone a thorough re-
VISION everything appcrtaining to the upholstery
OF the establishment has been renewed, and attend
ants Tor the chambers sclccted with strict view To
enure capability in every respect. The table will
be found at all times fully supplied with ever hin o.
the market affords, served up i'm superior style
while IN the way of wines, &c. nothing will be
KEEP bot what is of the best quality Add to these
Facts the attention and courtesy which will be rcn
deted by their assistants acting under their own
personal supervision. Those who may favor them
with call they Halter themselves will NOT leave
dissatisfied, as pains or expense will be SCARED
on their part TO meet the wants of their guests and
trust their hopes of liberal patronage will not
prove unioundcd
Baggage taken to and from tho hotel free of
charge. Feb %
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ANOTHER BANK IN TRoUsLE-The Penn
syivanIa House, had passed bill unanimously 10
annul the charter of the Lphigh county Bank
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THESTIN
y AGAIN t--CIQEASSIAN Al ~

: u
~ AGAIN !--ClRCASSIAN BALM. We have
Just received, and are particularly anxious to cal
the attention OF the ladies and gentlemen to this
most celebrated ard valuable preparation eper dis
corered IN Tie kno'cn trortd, for PRESERVING THE
LYMAN HAlR and improving its GROWTH and
This Balm Is acknowledged by all tcho haze used IL
TO be superior TO every other preparation of the kind
Tor the removal of DandrmG; Scuf, SC and al
other diGcascs of the Hair ~ "
Warranted, in all cases, to prevent BADNESS
and check the tendency of hair to become Gran
The prevalence of the custom of cxtravaGap Mt
puiing and self praise, would, perhaps, require a
hlgh wrought eui"gy in support of the virtues of
this truly tcondertui Balm but relvinr upon tho
Judgment and good sense OF the public, and the in.
tlnsic value of the article presented to their notice
we avoid the infection of these fulsome pa ncrvrics.
and Knowing what has tccn done, trust TO the f1
turc t" exhibit TO our patrons the chan ges which
effected
BE CAUTIOUS where and from whom you pur
chase; the Genuine for sale only by CHAS. H. HFI
NlISH, Agent, Portsmouth, aud NJ. A. SANTOS
NofioIK. Feb IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ENXCH ANGE on New York and Baltimore in
IL sums TO suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. d. GORDAN'S
Dec h-u Lottery and EXCHANGE Office
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NJ OTICE.-The subscriber Intending To close
1N his business on lst March, respectfully solicts
| all persons indebted to him, to come forward and
closed at that time will be placed in the hands of
an attorney for collection
Feb 20 WIN n N.rpIN
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MORE THAN FORTY THOUSAND

W Copies OF Chambers Cyclopedia of English
Literature have been sold in lss than three years
IN England. j. is to be published in Is Nos at %
cents cach. We invite early subscrip lons to this
immensely valuable work.
Mrs Shuck's Memoirs, by the Rev ]. g. letter
price only 80 cents.
The Christians Daily Treasury, work com.
mended as most excellent. jus. received by
Jan 30 RODCFS T. m
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4 lHILDREN'S SHOES.--The schr Rainbow
~ has brought me 243 pair OF Children's Shoes of
various knds-somc as low % cents.
JOHN COUNCIL.
West side Crawford street, two doors South of
the Post Office. Feb %
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From Wilson, s,arbird & SMITH

L0uisvilc, Feb. 70, 1876
DR.. Smith-Dcar Sir: About two weeks aro we
bought two gross of Your Indian Vcgctal lie Sugar
Coated Pills. Though business is dull here n, this
time, yet we have sold them all You will please
send us ten gross through Messrs. Lawrence s.
Reese, OF your city, who will forward them to us
via Pittsburgh You,s respectfuilv
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
Once lI9 Greenwich street, Oargc brick block y
o.. Always ask for the Improved Indian vegeta.
bic Pills
95 Aud see that G. Bcni. Smith is ,crten with
pen the bottom Of the box
Z. H. HElNlTSH, Portsmouth, Agent for this
county VI. A. SANTOS, Norfolk. General Agent
for the State. Dee D 6n,
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EOSl All WILLS, Agent for the sale OF J II,
- Iripett Y Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
3 full assortment, and will supply the trade at as
low prices as AN article of equal quality can he pur
chased IN any Of the northern markets. Just re-
CelVcti oUU Kegs wei assorted Nov
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HAVE YOU REG tRDED TRUE ECON
IA ONLY AND PURCHASED \ LARD LAMP?
III you nave not, call and see the beautiful assert.
ment we have just received There are some ex
qulSIte patterns. Also, please the ladies in
furnishing them with a beautiful Hand LamD of
an entire new style. HODGES & co
Jan ~ - 80
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NEW BOOKS just received ard for sale a
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The Pleasures of Taste, bv Miss Jane Tavlor
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The Lives of Vasco Munez Dc Balboa the dis
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The Treatment of Insanity, by Jno. NJ. Calf NJ
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