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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21
Employment.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
L firm HOUGH TON 4 HUNT, is this day by mu-
ual consent dissolved Samuel l.. Hunt is authorised
TO use the name Of the firm in closing up all demands
EDWARD HOUGHTON,
s. l.. HUNT.
Guilford, Jan. IS, ls41 Iw2s'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

.4taok upon The Press In the city council OF George.
town. resolution has been offered, nquirng into the pro.
Peiy Of legislative action concerning the establishment
an antislavery paper in the District of Columbia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

Mr. Christian lloppy, fitmer Hudson sent large
quantity Of apples TO England last fall packed in barrels
with kiln dried cut straw On their arrival there, they
opened perfectly sound add fair and of them sold
high $l2 pet barrel The whole Melted him s. per Dbl,
after deducting all expenses
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21
MRS. BROWNS SCHOOL.

vINHE Second Term Of Mrs Browns School FOR
n young Ladies, will commence on Monday, Feb.
LIST, and continue ten weeks. --.
Tuition, IS, 90 per tenn.
Jan. goth, is47 az
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

IN 4Stifeiai Nan. The Memorial Bordcnis says that
near st Sewer there lives old soldier with false leg,
false arm, glass eye, complete set Of false teeth
OF silver, covered with substance resembling flesh and
silver plate replacing part of his scul lie soldier
under Napoleon, and these his trophies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

The Frost the prriiy flower and sought IN marry
" Wilt thou p said the Fr1s--and the Flower wllcd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

THE CoMPUTtEs TELrsRAPH-The following eomputs-
made in few moments by the assistance Of this vsua-
bic The surface Of the globe (supposng the cir.
conference Of the earth to be 5000 mes 1873 80 square
miles 1893 900 II his space all earth would
provide buying place for 1851 600 persons allowing
each person superficial feet II the population be reckoned
800 millions and 800 generations have passed away during 1000
years this would 1901 D0 which would reduce
the space for each TO feet and 65-lO0.
Time i2 minute. According the statement Of the Mayor
city CO miles Of paved streets suppose the whole popu
laon OO form il line each person would
cupy feet rs 100 or 81 inches SAL Boston Courier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!!
OILS.

pURE SPERM, Sea Elephant and refined Whale
TowNsLEY SONS
Jan. 5, al. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

Tue,dav W & uasb,o"nL If ot,,S. ,yas chosen spen.
her Of the House by 73 Of 25 He the wing
candidate The Wing candidates for Clerk, sergeantat'
Arms, Doorkecpcr, NO, also chosen. Governor
Yonngs Message affords fine to those Of slas
Wright, in length at least II occupies only two columns
and half Of the Albany Evening Journal and is devoted
entirely 10 State afiaira
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

HIsT TIE YEAR wiTH.-lf twenty
years Of age begins 10 dollar per week,
put TO interest every year he would have thirty
years Of age, $3.50 at iorytwo years of age 81 go
sixty years age, $3.50; at seventy Sil 800
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

Somebody has found that secret Of comfort and
success in life, consists in the letters b z z.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

MAssAcHusErTs The Legislature Of this State Bos-
ton Wednesday Of last week EbeneIer Bradbury New
buypo chosen speaker the second ballot and Charles
W. Storey, reelected Clerk.
All the members Of the Senate elect present but
0. Calhoun, of Hampden elected President thereof
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

George >. Sarkwoa,er, wapoe, Register Of Probate.
Ethan Cutter, Jahfey, Coroner 1870
AEel Hatch Asteadi Amos A. Parker Fzwiam Justices Of
the Peace and of the Quorum.
james Hale, Lauson Robertson Aead Warcham r. Iatis,
Asa Brtton, Jacob r. White Cbeater6eld Daniel Spaudng,
Fuwami Benz A. Page Swanzey Isaac Duncan, Stoddard
Joseph Mason Mnpoe, Justices Of the Peace.
Kfsnr stntnei.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21
GRAM RAGS.

IL Brai,lsIaro. Dec 90, '4s. 10
An CHESTS and is2 Chests Hyson, and Y. H.
@O Teas, some very choice, Just received from N.
r., and FOR sale at great bargains, by the chest OF h..
by TOWNSEEF & SONS.
Dan. 8, ~. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-21

This work will be published monthly, with from six 10
ten flowers, handsomely painted, in each number Price,
Three Dollars year, Two copies sent to address for
Five Dollars.
IT A very liberal discount allowed to Agents
J. X. WELLMAN, Publisher and Proprietor,
No. li6 Nassau st., New York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-08

GEHTLEMEN il is impossible TO tell pre-.
clsey when steamer will leave for your
CITY, but 10 order TO be in time for the Gal.
weston, which will probably get off this eve.
ming, shall give you a hasiv sketch of
what has taken place since wrote you my
last letter, and which has been kindly fur.
nrshed to me by Lieut.. Rger, Of Captain
Bans company Of the Votlgeu.s.
Gen. Cadwallader marched with his
command from this place where he reach.
ed Col Mclntosh, seven miles this side Of
the Puente NaclonaI, 90 the 10Th Instant,
reaching the bridge about sundoWn, which
he found occupied by the guerrllas, as well
as The heights around.
Lieut.. BIakeIy, Of the Voltisuers. was
detached with section of mountain how.
Tiers and twenty men. and supported by
the Infantry, they we're ordered to charge
the bridge, which they did in gallant style,
and carried it, but regret 10 say, that of
Lieut., BIS detachment, he lost one mau
killed and four wounded, Lieut.. b. inclu-
ted among the latter, having received g
musket ball in the left leg. They also lost
i've horses, but cannot learn the loss sus.
tanned BY the infantry in this particular
charge. The infantry immediately chsrg.
ed the heights, carrying them 10 fine style.
10 the meantime, General Cadwallader.
fearing for the safety of Captain Blair aud
Captain Gates's companies OF Noluguers,
who we're on the way 10 the command, 10
charge Of q train containing forage and
provisions to supply the place OF those cap
tured from the tram while under the CON.
msnd of Col Mcintosh, sent back Capt.
Ga,es's company Of Dragons, who fell IN
with a large party Of guerrIlIas, who at.
lacked them, and whom they molly charg.
ed, leaving leu deud Mexlcsns on the field.
cannot hear what number OF our men
we're wounded at the National Bridge Of
nther deiachmen,s with the exception Of
L cut. Rhodes, who was wounded IN The
knee, who has returned TO this place. On
he morning of the llth, the advance bad
mother sharp encounter about three miles
beyond the Bridge, drsIOg the suerllIas
,elore them. Captain BIsr's aud Capt.
Barnard $ companies, having turned over the
upphes, LETT the budge on their return. Al
he same time Gen. Cadwalader led there
O proceed on his journey, and they repor
ha, on the l2th they heard the report Of
;,e.arms IN the direction Of Ccrro Gordo,
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|DR. T.; ROYS|

SFAIl.I.~ are a ue2 medicine v uiIH has lu-t a y
- ncnrcd. md !. fasttsking the place. Of ali
o.hss Of tAc,aiue class Tacse pills arc corpo.
scd o. mlr' inft'o'enls' hut me two prtnclpai
ones arc 0Sr'paftlla ana "ia Nheif'' y united
VA they rs 'aselh'f the onc' lhtoARa ~ AZ.
mir ore :" l'h 'teef Io'lAhats' pAityih2 -'4 TOY.
6''R' = = ' ''.'.-' y ''eng '"eh'he s"S - YIN.
mus tho'e p"ls arc al 'he same hae Tonic and
ofchihg a,t'atfa,1n i"hg and * z ~ sought
ot " ih'"'eA, a'sp' ou' never oe' r. o''e"'otea.
~ o'hef "ui1s' the' co we "ofH o. '"o me1'-
e'nes, ana 90 y mseh os'tef man any NO "e
900" o. ~ ihef remove no'hinR rom We So
YEN ba' ne ,mPufiNe'i 20 thal "hhe 'hey paffe
'hey strengthen a"u hence 'N' eau.e 20 dt ei.i-
a'iun' ahu are lo"o"e1 = ~ fe asltn ~ az. -
ho' Rus AaFt Nnhaetiul influence on We
w. ~. ',, ,''n l.,
~, r..8 .,s ftus
-. 49, =. -, ,,,...st,.tt, 4.
49, -...,,, -
NV, ,,e,st,,,. y. ti.,.p,o.t 49,.
e,.l.nt# medicine. vino, p,yrretr,.n. ~ to-.
iates tAs Dig -t,, ,,,..-, s-ss4- she r. To-
work in perfectly natural manner, and hence
persons taking 10 nal become pale and etnacIa'ed,
bat lhe cn"u5fy ;"or wh'c q ls We proper" % t'
Ss'sgafda, urllfd as u N''A "lA't 'S ''''. n.y.
y ieh''e az nav = i'.''- ''.f''' p.
iaiIy tGt piopsi'| q lAt y p" N.sifh = = l'n
cry That y "a'uf4' 1'' eNu''' o.''
'laie oi hea''h y 'He o''t-'" ''s-' % '''" 1'''
'ed oPefa'ons.
C.fn6sa!f from Sir james Ciaik, The tmistHt Ea
ri4A Ihvstti4n.
uDr IcRa..s Vegetable tulye,sai Ti',-," SAYS
IN, .lbfat,t S4fJ james CLARK. PROMISES tar 10.
Great ne4suf,. exclude The necessity q; tag
lancet f,t they prevent too much tuness of blood
Is, forcing from the chyle ell lm1utc matter, ehlea
Il 4 49,.
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.rERSCELE.E.N'fsOg =.
F, on Tie N5p Yor. T.mes
Revolutionary Incidents.
The Devils Hall Acre.

-
,,,e,a.,rG,nn,h,nts9,e,osr,,~ 49,, go, &c,
o.ct..t mountain. c,lf,dtbe a. Ruc + doe !"
+, b,eor, If ttr klr,hau,es. Tn,ou-h he
coupr, II : ta,er,el runs a lateral sur Or
f-,ky und isolated htIl-. covefed Tor tie
n Al part ~,th spare grow III OF chesnu',
YAK md s'unted ceaats.
Ga the very lnp OF on" o' the 'at-es' o.
lness cs'icd 'Sn'ruack Noun'aln, IS
arge space, eoYetn- r9du! three sc'e',
barren q tree or shrub; Inc s1fAce OF
Wash alpeats 20 BE- fl mro ii sins'e
rough s'"nr I's called tie 'p'''I ; hAH
icre." Near h. oea'tc IS 2 rugged open
lnI OF p't, abou 20 ieei ~ diameter, which
appears to 2c"'t'ate INTO The very h'Nss
20 he 'aHb. It Ha' been -"utd ~ 10 the
depth OF 4 'h.u'atd .ee'' ga" 90 til''e"''ohs
"' bottom 'Snhd' stone thrown 'o'o "e
wa, "s" = CARED c." 'e ns''" ,A"''oE
'"' i'a- "He "l''hs' we ''--eo SUES
n1t', "''n d" ''''Oe anu o'e0''u.l '''''.
O'fa'''n' .. P'u"-'s '"'' '''' " ''''' q ''
M,
ana soon iNete ISSUES 'fo"' ''e ."'u y y
p" c''u"" o. "u"P ''t''' ,o'''N az
HHeoH'Ho"E ~. 'o s"''', way
-ome"i"' 'hi'mmAo.e '"u 'u'' 'ae' l'o'VS
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NEBA CRUZ, June 10, lS47.


Yesterday smother tram arrived here
from JuIapa, after having run the gauntlet
under the protection OF about $50 sick,
wounded and discharged soldiers.
1t was no, until they arrived within sew.
en- miles Of the National b ldge that they
had any idea of being moIrsIed, nor hao
they any news of Col. Mcln'osh's com
maud, but learning that large body OF
uuerrtlIas would await them on the MORO"
at CERTAIN positions on the road, they con
cluded TO push forward 10 the bridge that
night, and # possible pass these places be-
tore the guerrllas could concentrate their
forces. Accordingly they arrived at the
bridge about II O'Clock at night, which
they found barrscaded and guarded by GU
erilla senunes who fed on Their approach.
Here they encamped for the night, but On
fortunately just as they we're starting oil
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Firm the N4shrill. Banner.
THE FLAG RETURN NED.

- = Il - " ~ r I " II y r. ~
The beautiful Flag whlch was presented ty the
Senior Class OF tie Nashville Female Academy.
70 the lst Tennessee Regiment, on It's departure
tor Mexico, will be returned with appropriate
ceremonies to tie far yers and it VIII be d
cherished relic, Will" Tennessee hasa heart to
honor her, or hand to drlw sword n her behalf,
We've borne Nv noble gift afsr,
Aud proudly have We stood,
Beneath It's folds on many field
Whore h.ood ike water ao~ed;
And Cyug eyes ave % been turned
To whore ii n3aied past
When ga..an forms upon the earth.
Like leaves were falling fast
Ike met or 'n ds, The iron shower.
We bore il onward st.l;
And blessed the Git, on We pressd,
To storm the serfid hill;
And ss shouted IN tie battle.
hcugh soldiers grave were ours,
Our orlous hlg shall wave alat
Ger Nonlefsys proud lowers.
That Il z hath cheered the wear} march,
As II brightly CLEANED % h,gh.
AMI vo have watched II when the stars
We're g}ttefng IN the sky;
ourprayrrs wentup for Ecat.e ones,
Who lye pledge tiHe.
O t4itl 10 fHosc who sore Il forth
I o meet 4far tie foe
VIC BRING il osck, INST ned and pure,
And glory stil val 10
VIII that bright banner while tie ta,r
l. told Of Nlou,efcy,
And gentle eyes vii drop tear
] % sll "hu ptour3 teii,
l.a.1.rg tasf a--.s's ''..43 lrr.,.c pledge
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10 ...l-S.s..s.SSs
Type Foundry and Printers Fur.
nishinE Warehouse.
vN'nE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
III NEW TYPE FOUNDRY ia the

vNtnE SUBSCRIBERS have opened q
III NEW TYPE FOUNDRY ia the
city Of New York. where they are ready TO sup
ply orders to any extent LOT any kind OF JOB or
FANCY TYPE, aud every artich necessary iof
ffutng Once.
Tie Type, which are cast in new moulds from
an entrely new set OF materials, with deep conn.
lers, are warranted TO be unsurpassed by any, and
Wili be sold at prices 10 SUIT the times,
Printing Presses furnished aud also Steam En-
G'nos Of the most approved patterns.
Is, A Mdchlntst is constantly IN attendance
10 70 air Presses 10 do light work.
Editors OF newspapers, who will buy three
times much type as thar bill. amount to, may
gave Ihu above SIX months insertion IN thor pa
Ptts, and send their papers contaulng II TO The
Subscribers.
COCKCRoFT 81 oVEREND, Is arm 81.
October 8, 1916. 51-bm
BiIns " arraDis for safe al this Once.
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DrD GOODS,


The shola ccmbsairg stock Of commanding cha
rse'efnfely oquAil,d "a tut. county which nav
M bsen purchased 10 New iofk E Cash, anu o.
VI fEise At auction and private sge, al be sod
=. cheap rates, TO mcfchau'-, iaoili,s aud o'hcrs
The s'oeh 9elac rnt'fv- uvy.i s,t4 .,.y geaer.
81. eomPfthruds far to3 msaF sfllles 10 be mt1-
10 ed ina single ad'sr,t'cmsnli q Is deemed suf-
actcet 10 state tat almost every desirable article
wIil be found at tho Establishment
In the selection ard putcha-c Of the stock now
q IS TO the public. more thIn a months con.
stant labor has been expended aud no pains ave
beca spared to obtain eyefy afucls on TIE best
terms
Connected ss they arc Uith one smong.t the
oldest and 5e,l houses 10 ito United States, aud
@tih every means % procuring goods on The beet
terms. VIM G. James & Go. feel persuaded they
SSn oief g,fy great Inducements % lhosr 9i'hiu9
So pareha.e aeh 10 Reed 50 eannjt "a 20 satisfy.
N.s supplies IF Goods Will BE- constantly atfu.
iry asthcy trs waut'd
Fsyeti,v Ne, \ c lsy street.
%cat'v opposite the New Lafayette Hotel
rlYeA 80, SAT t2J
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~ copse at the base Of the mountain,
Efch moment brave boy would nol-eless
Is approach, with he rh upon his shoulder,
and, with a slmplo nd of recognition, take
bis place, aud ~ ely await the order Of the
person Who was 10 be their leader.
The one chosen to command them, was
sturdy youth Of about ls years Of age
strongly hut aud very athletic h carried
long Il =, aud vas clad IN pam rustic
suit Of g'ey homespun." HIS quick
movements and hurrediy whispered IN.
fu,ttons, showed that he fell the lmpor.
lance aud understood the danger of the at.
tempt thry sefe about 20 make aud the /
irc thai Aishcd from his dark eye, proved |
that he was eq1ul 10 The emergency.
/ A. length the party, numbering fifteen,
was ali assembled; the ayes Of none eS.
ce' drd Is, While the majority were still
+, younger. The order to match was given,
aud the youog band followed their leader 10
ptofouud silence.
Twas noble sightl those brave Young
spirits setting cut to hveuge the wrongs Of
their mothers ard sl~rets, al lhe risk of their
o"h ttNe>' dtu dGA'I'N HCA''ul "ule ~ mum
b"ts aud experience bat stern resolve sat
upon every brow, aud frmly beat each
heart : % they approached the spot
whore lay cucauTed the Objects OF Their
hatred he gnu.h nunber,d twenty. and
were all wrapped 10 profound s'u Dbef.
Slowly ard >eiInIy they neared the enc
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-" the youthful band had set out; there
10 consultation vas held to determine thel
nf fate.
e Some who had individual wrongs I,
{, avenee we're DESTROYS 10 hang them at once
upon Iha nearest tree. Oilers, more len.
d len', wished TO allow lhem soiG'ets death
a May aai various were the opinions and
:, methods fopfseA -~hot lheY al agreed u
j BE- guide" oE the decision o. Their leader,
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q bs'tnl The "o'ie aitiir, Dan had atce-
y soA'n, e7cep' to give the necessary
b commands and no" when appealed to, Ia
9 decide The it,e Ct the PRISONERS he merely
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r u from all, aud IN e" M u'rs they Stood
Z near The mou'h "i tue wei"
3 20 "''o mem cte' 'ne eAc'cd boys
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T. o T. II Il Y d.

The arrival, Al Nashville. Of the Isl Regiment
Of Tennessee Volunteers, and the anticipated re.
turn of 1.-The Flag for which extensive prepar.
atoms IRE making. has suggested the following
chasse ind elegant poetic effl.ion
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C0gniaC Brandy

For medical purposes. Tor sale by the bottle
+. J. HOLTON.
April O. 1916.
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THE COST OF A CLERGYMAN's KISS

The Pittsburgh Telegraph states that the
synod OF the Reformed P,esby terrain Church
at It's late session IN that city, suspended one
Of It's members IRON the ministry for kiss.
ing his SISter.in.ldtc.
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At a female debating society on, west
the question was discussed. Is a man a
monkey 2 which was decided-He is-uG-
III hc shares his codtee off,
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VOLUME XVIII
T. ]. HOLT0N,
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR q PUBLISHER.
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS IL not
paid in Advance. THREE DOLLARS # not
paid toithiH sir months and THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS v moi paid IN
Il! after he expiration Of The year. No paper
discontinued until all grearages are pad, sz.
eepf at The option Of the Editor.
II Advertisements inserted al One Dollar PER
square, nc lines or less. this sized typs.) or The
6rH insertion. and 25 cents for each eonfinu.
anee. Court aduertiaRents and Sherif's Sales
charged 25 per cent. higher; and deduction u
5S1 per eeHi. piH be made from The rsgular pr.
ees, fer afreriisers BY The year. AdusrtissmeHt.
inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per- square 70,
eaeA time Seni-moHthiy rs eenn PER ,94gr,
fer each time.
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Agents.
Col. r, W. Cochran, Mseklsnburg. N C.
Chas. ". Harris. NIL Grore, y. c.
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
NEW
Dry Goods, Hardware a. Cutlery
ESTA BLKsHNENT.
w G. JAMES & co

~ m now receiving AM oHet for sale. ~
- Wholesale and retail, an extensive a.so4t
msgt Of new aud well selected Foreign aud Do.
nestle Stag,G and Esncy
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Grocery and Confectionery
SpDHINo

GRM TENIIE subscriber returns his
utie-4exie-N u thanks for the encouragement
EAaMEA he hos received and informs the
gtts!3x5HS esn public generally tina, he II Keeps
open. in the room Immediately under lis Office. has
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Good Vinegar

For sale by the subscriber Also RICE"
T. J. HoLroN.
Aprii o, 1915
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HOUSE AND SIGN
lPAIlfpIliR
AND PAPER HANGING.
y. w. RAINEY


TUvFNDERS hs tctytocs 10 the public To The
x above lias 81 business. Having prepared
himself with ali the tool. snd implements neres.
sary to the prosecution Of hs business, and Lay
ing btsn lur scyefsl ycats engaged ~ =, he h1pes
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