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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

b ~ 1| e. y & j. &
generally, for the IL = " E15 e z
We have received atz - [fI - - = y
years, and hope. by T. Il f5)sls
tuohty to business, to IA
'uS en- p1 .tr
lie, that we have, at Z IN = rs ~ 1. psfS
ed the'right Of tho .sfsSslI;S ssS 81
proprietor, John McIntifSS
to be used BY US exclusively within a
county of DubuquS:
The above pslsnt-rish consists ~ q new
and highly impottant ishprov 6ll6nt ~ the
mixing and preparing ny and ~
other colors, applicab BILE toe spiflest
the use Of alcalies Of any desc! =
whiter, handsomer. and ssesss y
produced. sssss ss sss.ss :
The said improverne q nov Ii suc
use in most of the larfa eastern md thern
cities, and the right hsS been ased ~ the
u S. government for the useaof the NSvy De-
partm emit, after having given II most satis-
factory and scrutinising trial.
All who are acquainted with the nature of
white lead and oil, know that they have no af-
finity for each other-that. mix taem as tho
roughly as possible, they will separate on
standing few hours. the lead sinking to the
bottom, the oil remaining, clear and pure, on
them, which. without Injuring the body Of the
paint, will cause the two to unite, withoutth
power Of afterwards separating, IT MUST BE
MADE MORE DURABLE; and such is the effect Of
this wonderful improvement, unsurpassed in
importance ny any discovery of tbi. progress.
i've age. Ali. therefore, DESTROYS of having
painting done in an elegant and durable man
ner. and with quick dispatch, will find it to
their advantage to consult us at our shop, over
Jones g. Dahoney's, corner Of Locust and Sixth
streets. BENNETT g. HARDIE.
*xsReady.mixed paints kept constantly on
hand for sale.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify, that
we have had painting done for us by Bennett
& Hardie, with paint mixed according to the
patent improved plan, and are OF opinion that
the said paint is in every way superior to any
that has heretofore como under our notice,
for beauty and elegance Of finish.
Christopher Pelan' Plat Smith
I. N. FIJI ybee, David Jones.
H. S. Hetherington, J. M. Marsh,
A. d. Anderson
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
TINE undersigned will locate 60 ACRE
Il LAND WARRANTS, upon one and
two years, by satisfaction being given in re-
gard to the quality Of tho lands Also, 40
acre Warrants for sale on reasonable terms.
EMERSON e. SHIELDS.
Dubuque, March 9Th, le49.
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prime Rio Coffee,
Laguyra do
Green Havana do
old government Jaws
superior black and
green tens,
N. Q. sugarslo do
crushed do
powdered do very fns
N. o. Il sugar house
molaeses;
cider vinegar,
Hort e. Madeira wine
E(expressly forthe sicL
FCoghac brandy,
raisins, currants, al
motds, dried e. greer
| apples, Western Re.
serve, pickles, lemon
syrup. ink jars, pen.
ellis, states, paper,
sperm oil, fish oil,
water pals, wash tubs
shoe and scrubbiDe
brushes, bed cords,
| plough lines. chalk
lines, windluss rope,
| halter do
| Manila door mats,
spices, pepper,
pimento, mace,
all of which will be g,
on cost. Is.
Telegraph Corner.ne
Dubuque, Oct. 81,
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ii sstsS Gonsa u ptiea lnfcA.
Ql6196e ~ te enrsl Iron.
~ Skiox Liper pi1ist, Oolls Ostarrh
Splitting Bosl. SorsNsss n fks Chest,
@ m lvsYkt Sweafs Dtsemtf ~ Prsfase Ex.
s II ils Side 4c- 6ass tess ss1 can q
5s:s$ zi Nesos York, lprit "a l047.
verify believe your sass.psrliis
tk4 qssans through Prosidence of savinx ny
nfs havs III several years had 6sd Cough & be-
eslns Hesss worse AZ last raised issss quaMti
of blood had night swsats and krSntly debita
led and ssdueeds did expsek livs Ihave enly
ssed SasslpariIa short tins there has
derfnl change been wrought IN now able to walk
40 oyss lie city, riiss no blood aHd ny cough has
len me You can wsl Imagine Inst nm thankful for
athess tes ulss. Four Aient servent. q ss
WIN. RtssEI.Es IS c.thsrias II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

CROSS-CUT SAWS.
A frst.rate article, on hand and for sale BY
~ ~ Jxo. SiNrL6r.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

ginger ground ana
whole
cinnamon. ground -
and i'm msts, cloves,
nntmegs sage, arrow
root, macnroni /; vermi-
cilli, liquoriice caro-,
way seed mustard !,
(ground and whole )
/ arrigean Moss, fol
iinvalids. salaratus,
lsub. carb. soda,
starch, soap, sulphur,
Castle soap, shaving
|soap, mold, starine,
land sperm candles,
salts, SIENNA CT. tarta.
alum, log wood,
indigo. madden, cope.
|ras. saltpetre,
cain birthstone,
cigars, ofall qualities
snuff. tobacco, of al.
qalities, cut and dry.
matches, pipes; taole
salt, window glass,
mo. 2 and 8.
Mackerel,
picked pork, candle
wick, wrapping Irvine
Broomc, coffee mills,
beans. &c.
Id fora small advance
j. O'HALLORAN.
r tho New Cathedral.
l64S.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

THE subscribers offer sale the premises late.
j ly occupied by Mr.. R. spauld,ng. on Main
street, three doors below the Miners Bank.
The location is desirable, and terms will be
ade easy. F. C. & E. H. SMITH.
August 4th, l849. 49.tf
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SWANS 40YRA,
IOWA CITY.

TNHE subscriber, owner and proprietor of
u the above House, would inform the pub
lie, that he has taken possession Of said estab.
lishnent, and is prepared 70 Accommododate
the travelling community, transient or regular
hoarders, and will endeayor 30 give gereraIsa-
tisfaction. sssSss Cf4AS.J SWAN
UConnected with The aboye blishment
is large and extensive Livery SD N, where
strangers can at all times he aesd imodatesl
with conveyances to any ptft of the country.
May l6, ls49. 37.ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

NAILS.
~ KEGS assorted sizes, superior quality,
~ 60 half boxes Glass by 10. for sale
low nv F. C. &. F.. Fl. SMITH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

Cask Of good side Bacon, Just received AM
III for sale low
augl5. WIN. LAWTHER Il co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

, o'o oo" UT" s'e5
!, blankets;
! !thre "a, 'laces' ed1g'n,gs
needles, plns' hooKs'
ana eyes;
.apes, coralng' stay
aces bindings Ianc y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
VIM. LhWTHER % Cp,

SHOVELS AND SPADES.
ID OUND and square point Shovels, brigh.
~ steel and other Spades, Hoes, with and
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

March 10, ls49. 29-1y
UStorsge, Forwarding, and General Com.
mission Business promptly attended TO, at the
White Ware. House,
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MAILS 10 Kegs Juniata Nails, for sale low
= r. G. & E. H. SMITH.
j August 9Th, l649.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

OILS.
= 1NSEED OIL, Whsle Oil. Lard OH. and
. y Tannsrs on. = stsse and for sale ~
ss's JMo. 6JMPLoT.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
The Town rs Growing up

4 N y 10 keep up with the town, have
- added largely tony previous Stock, 50
az to be able to meet the growing wants Of
! growing community or the purpose Of
facilitating my business, il anticipation Of
its growth. Ihave adopted the principle 81
but q II PRICE and that the iovest. i
have put . regular living profit on all my
goods so TINT each article will have to pay
for itself, and stand on its on merit. Idon'.
pretend q sell somelhing fhnt almost every
body knows the value Of, for cost, Of perhaps
something . little under, with the expecta-
ton Of being ablet make il up on something
else, the value ofwhich is not 90 generally
known leaving TINT kind Of each penny
trade to those who understand it.
will be, to do a-,.eu.ur Uusine ss--selling to
the good Judge and the bad, the 'Jew and
the GENTLE" alike.
To my old patrons and friends, am sin
cercly Thankful! for the patronage so liberal.
ly bestowed during the past summer, and
would respectfully inform them and the pub
lie generally, that have just opened my
|aN 8 W>tn<es 511ae%e< gaoh,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

SCYTHER AND SNATHS.
~ DOZ. Grass and Grsin Scythes and Snaths'
g - % q - JMo. SiMPLoT.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

lGyUMMER Pant Stuffs, Drills, Osnaburg'
- aud Shsetings. for sale BY !
E r C.. e. F.. H.. SMITH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17
BACON.

CASK Of the very best quality Of Bacon
II Hams, Just received and for sale by
augl5 WM. lAWrHER Il co.
n Cask Of Shoulders, received per steamer
Archer, and for for sale low by
WM. LAWTHEK e. co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

-Tvrank Smiths Tobacco.--A further supply of
Ia this choice Tobacco just reed by:
&c. & T.. H. SMITH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

!. WI e. 1T ~ AN
Under the Waples House,
TTAs lust received perez dams ExpreDs'
direct from r hiladelphia,
II 6 pat. 90 inch rich3fgr'd Dress Silk;
& 8 Rich Brocha Brazillians;
1 10 pieces Rich silk and wool Barages;
i A doz. splendid French worked Caps;
a do do do do Collars;
2 do do do standing do
20 pieces rich new style Bonnie, Ribbons;
2 doz. cold kid glovds, a splendid article;
l ps. % inch black lustering silk;
2 doz gents linen thread gloves, very fine.
He will be very much pleased to show his
goods to ALL. Nav is. 1s49.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

and LEA THEIR.
I'M ll's shoes
az brogaps,
Ladies' slippers,
|Children's do,
Boys thick shoes;
(Children's goat do
nsidle Leather,
~ rperslnd Sole do
rare.
lsninsra' spad es
Idlitching do I
show D ia y forhs,
lJnsa ure do
curry combs , thimbles
laxes G ollins & Sim,
mons worranted
nails % al sizes
rnffca nils Il i: u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-17

- THIS large and commodious Ho
In. tel. located on the corner of Main
ss1s and Second streets, in the city Of
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b I To- slavery J 10 ava - ihig safe. Tdey SO
ys.s avs - e TT tsH rner. Of .lavss 20 eus.oD se
'nrrl. saving u.lIs o. rreoiiors. g.; prev,uu-.
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a,-.-f i5ey 49,. have to , 40 10 p-ss-af -
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Il. = sasl nsFf ~ -er % lrsv-at slave e z
r-au Il Into t-'s stat D. have ben. sisre =
- 30 NY he-sNlirr o. in 2or;si inte auy OF lre
a.iei a, from foreign country. Anc ihsT s's
Ease n l0reE ~ pssssuch lsgs a. nay - ueosft-y
O. n . tue as:s q saves % treat isea ~th Ia
-naJi-y .-o.lta Tor them recssssry cCiAics sld
proTs'r" 60 abstain from ~ 1r@s O. thssn. extend
az g. life ,f lob I'D Ia csse Il Iae.r sleci.
fuss 10 comply ~h ih@ Gifacoa Of ,seh avs, 10 have
sg-h slaves so.d tor lh- ssEfH; 4 tss.F
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From santa Ts-irard-r Of EIais st- h, the
Indians, &c.

We I'D 10 IN. 81, Lo4s Rerslisof he o b. TIE
fIo-i-g details Of mssIsefs 81 which aavs 81.
ready 2s3ishsd BRET Sotes tom toe fsS.p~-s-.
~ C9--o4reaiA
sr Handy Santa 70 srsae-, arrived IN cur cily
lssg egeziIs, o-insins .Et.ins nes u . aon5is
murder r-eeauy nerletrsted % he Pials
1 u 90 IT, NJ. J Whii-, ~ oue lene e
go q nie ,euceoce, "a. rsceaty eosssed a. I.
Ssrss Re rsc.r stared from lndsy.Dd-aes -fth rsl
. .nirlesn Sssols, t>k!n. sIlh ri N ola VIII ~. cbM
drsu, .i uesroes Is-y ga oven sewers. -stks oct
o. tAf Gtey sesL nls % srs 10 give Ca ard Is
became r,cessAry 70 astt.E tie sss 10 4 oscis ~,
s;-oftiss made iato shica Jrii0l 4 lie
oEs ssi s.aeet. sSt Ias pGsly proceeded. Iaey hsi
sn-f 'n'. u'v7..d N oody iaF ons or 100 d@Js
WEN tesifoGs u s-rgtff az. family " Aol grEeJ
e1d a. sc1n - ssse - pgshe' "a 10 .dvanee o
Ne q. o. secpG PscieI CO y b. ale. eal5 20
srr's .Es Sroess oIs or two otS-rs
VIAL ~ AiScr tn~iF parFu 2, and 1hsr sltsr
- 1a-ss Il s.nts Re. re u.sln usn s,on .
sesd oC.ss - NJ ~sit- .Ed - -ao bid acc mp,
Mo -. 80 TIE xespucn q Ma w AL-ly u
.losns % s-s u s4s ,gs.Uns-} Ess. a.ss over.
yos-red ara rssssefcs ta-n A scrv- ogg irait 20.
s-.rce msd- . lsrgs txt-nl OF cosCtry
tor To- so1J Of Nfs Waite Tns lodl.ss asd In 81.
Yfoes.i .iy eaptafed sn9 tsseA Der s-sy-
After to proper disposal s-e oeso made CT oOds.
tee a. proc scec arc tsilFe sea.Ss s.als 7s cap
taled 20 las;sn woIsn ~som they io4sa aos 1.ty
u1iies from 80 .eene u - nsssserr.
o. sriFlu. 81 es1ss re meciiss II tie eicz -
=, lan-, and - - Ess Cc-rec Tor 10 r.c1sey O.
Nrs " az. ,n.A part, c-uiScsed Dd1eissiy q
a 80 nsd Arrived IN TIE uaB, isaansslAlsly
srssl'I>1 sni s'srsd bah 90 tks search.
7 H.g-cy, aorrbI- o. 70 I'D be-n srssdg h.1 not
oes1 cous1mrs I'd. rgsYici beo. 90 gert.lfsd
E1sf TOE lnsisc ~u-ltE Nd had been cs>tgr.. go
anec,ss sita the u43rSer shs = b. .eoDa.-
psny TIE party ~ith .ssErsne> ihsL II sas gave
Gee = the ~a-f-.s ~ % tle yrrpsusIcYs a IT,
dssS, icy <osl1 .i.e Ees hes ir-@oo1s. yers's
II tenJ Vi. =. <-f.e o. To- Hgr5er,rs gGul ttey
as1 arrived a. NJ so-L- u ,ras y, x1ea sls "a.
i-sVensd 20 s'es7-. TIE elnp.Ay ksDs s>r IL e.os-
e-stofJ al -cfe trsls o.c2 "a rgu = si larihsf
sA.n "a sons A. s>iEHs the rlla -ee1 Iossr s.tstt
Sn ci-eessd hoE sss drew OF xniis sas pgDgsf IL
riD D- .oScu.eE Of ooe q her sgsr-s Ts-n asVln.
oe.ns p-riseuy rsck>s,. sas rs3oed AT a.i.ec .sS
zsss ana va proe7sesas % eouEit <rolssals ssnsh.
~ 90 sse "a snot csst y VI tie parry n
. 1aseet E-a, 10 "a teoGs4', roali recover y,
uss7 roc - iosl o. Ma Hs.L~ y, 81 tasss sac
I'D taxa srr sway
i1- A2le1e IEcius are ssid d ssv. ssc,re *
EenslJ E-asLsoDe n security u lie or ,roO~rtY
. isA Sons ~ sr- s5cs; TEs .fooyt sseae. ors
- ts41s-t tegrecspooI.
AZ 10 i-gesssscs eo-rssPos:eei of Ne s Lsa. z.
P-''ci7 fays nat ssves s-s ssppo.sc q hsv. ON
usrtefsd, va Af Jane. " ~si,~ n, c.s..y
Ss1 As1'ns-, (E.cSE y ts- rare 4 ssa- ICE Bar.
Dr., eelSsee - ma, sn. iares Gern.zs
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New Publications..
rayLoR.s cROstL AN-nEAs 4 N.- O..

T.yLOR's CHORAL ANTHEMS New CO g ;5r
- G1or,s .rtssus els-etis, Tftos. D 4e.s srd
s1os NJ ant S-l-cts' pr sst-F Societies
C-o!rs srd sDcis' Cir-i~s B. Ess CoaYp1S TAT,
ios Hartford II HsVlsy CO.
TIE y'qlsnt preface to ihis WORK ia u 'uoed "a
:, give Is. gsE-s careful exsrius'! u tAsr per.
re ot1er-ss IL would have received Art ia result
lsis.' 70 have ben very mgea placed Nith Il. In
.sve-.! rp0rtsli rerpeet. IL worth II, ts;sa, II
esofs AID private circles. The suthor although pot
o1sairg hs :. eGout - piocss either too simple or
too pr uto, hs, sought fs;ser for ,bosl requiring
t.,i- sod eXyr,sH q My u "a p'eee,, wheh upon
hasiy mi imperfect perssal, may b. CONDEMNED IS
dry ana luprse.ics 1is, VI. bs lousd Il fully
.tg5.Cd 81 iss5a;, - expand into dchness and
beauty iis ui;ely lhsi lie great majority Of
Caur.a music "a dry dail ard superficial sad The gen
.-. We II This Lection would contribute srss.ly 70
r-n-5y ihass evils snd difas- higher and moro "a
= a fiyie
Toe ~0.i 10 vel 60, Up sud tas hannoaie' are IA
general well ars-ns st-srd tire place q ihs u,gsi
u-ed -" supplied y a 'sele,on s.compari ren,
81 a 30 9TH So. notes. quite co1vesies tor those
a7tt1 b. ts;s -7 HI de. q rns-u'sctgri1g ih,G
oa1tds from a. II hsufes
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
General Psiitse.-sscisl Qaestiens-fraesi-
cat Measures.

Frvnea Cors.eoss.s~ c rss rrssss
IoApos Nov. 70 1919.
A~Sa 6'~ss'sy 4 htErsA
6NArLsss>; The ,isioo OF Eercps Cannot IA
O. 0,,ns MARRIED bsiors lcos /! soue important
30. as = Congress o. Z var. Is tbsrc create
chance for 20 gress ,hsn CIR swAr, sio-e one o
ho tra 10 il dispersAbel This Tie qasi'oa l.
general poli,ios whioh has oecaPicd my s'ien''ot
.iacs wrote l,st, aud ~ ! no~ sttcmpt O. co.,
siisf the "a, jao, bel 70 that art of shs word
which 10 In sorpe sense the impartial spectator q
the eyelts Of the other hem .. hers.
oxxsRAL Touncs.
Tia up,oar 10. ceased The eugIins fever Of tie
Revolution has sstn la lnt psroxysm sxtia'
ga.shed hy the mvvemelt Of JaGe Is, ls'9.
tse otsesse 70 Q, the hSSl; and IN ali the We
OF tina CID European s,o.s'y, w. res "a -
encsd tho rudssI the mo- -aI'sFsAi shocs' wn',h
n has hitherto srfr.~sr. rur nysed never feis
'sslier or % painful intsies, than st shis M
s'e"'' are aas been composed 10 river. This
river IN Ia ~ind'nss tss never p,s.ed over +.
oeah'y % largely p-opleA. 80 indust,ica.. -
~estny, and st the sssae s.se % dis.arbei hv A.
manner d no'ai ard rax;Stisl asi,.,,co. AZ a..
Europe o. lsas. The Il violation II l,ss h.,,.-
COMO - tss cr;fis in 1874 sea. sAscA ,hropsh,.~,
tie Cd Z rope. Toe WAS II the Em2ir, xA,,h
eaivs u ire Congress of vieeas covered tn. whol.
Coetinen, with French soldiers frora Mo,cov =,
Csi'E Ell bore M IDEAS Of the French Rsvolu
tioS VITA their Gag. Ssi the people e Es.o,.
themselves wSrs pss.iSs, varqaishe1 sad o.,
pressed. The mcysnees was brcagh. % .Asa
fr0n a.thea. sni ia tie s,ra OF &. sssressios O.
Their asas-..liy. TIE soyersigrs 6ss,lsi ly
mskirs them 1her allies Ia the n Sc.oa again,
Frxeee. IL !sts Sad ,si9, Il 10 Tie people sher
selves " b have re n. AID On ,hsis esa acc99c :
Toe unexpected sarssiaS srtA 9: Ssei.lsn h.s - )
tbs eject u Sii~irsnSa me term. Of ,hs gaze,
tioa hat hu bee. G s@sS ace the lS,a c. n,arv
b. pruposIls Tho pcoNlsm Il shs syE.s-,ic coa
s,sse,cn Il eiStss q stich 80 sepr~rss LASH :,
ofssnso'ts has prepared u. n >ic'isls. a. they
a-v scattered &c :. zoe Ia tlsscfy I'D "a IT,,
"a -face a lhs Fobc, . clksisrs hss sas esek to
a,e hci4l solution wish r.lEh> have bsea giver
BY IKE snsbl,>hmen, al q E.o,pssa Rspsahe.-
Toe ssmA Z, sSsloa ui Sli sAs dospo,ie pri1c pies,
weIh, ssia.er, I'd tbs t,.e, ay i,-s pc -Ssry
AID coci2s reil afsostls, tfs reps. asSd ia ds-
ve ePasest Of the R3vSla iSr Ia France, hA asa
fosssD,t 'sPsessea II n Eg-,9e, Bat a 40 isss
srss rat cvs.. loslng ~ e . in.syssts II the Eng
hsh rsslNt oicb hisnt no - he e free iru, go
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rope =. is3o, rSeOrst;uss1 to- eSsies xesss. -
TIE efessses o, ,hs ksssa Il Bslslsn. ase entire
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b. -d.ts-C G:sE.
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CaIifarnin EnlIAranI..

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Fftzeisc
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