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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30

PREcEPT VS. PRAcTIcE.-Several times du-
ring the present season colored girl, abou,
ten yeas OF age, scant.ly clad and filthy for
the want of proper care, has been picked up
in the streets, by some benevolent lady, and
given shelter for the night, breakfast in the
morning, and sent away with some articles
of clo'hipg. She was found one cold night
after nine O'Clock, shiverins with cold and
crying, saying that she had been sent from
home to seek shelter where she might.
Hut under clothing was almost as black by
dirt as her skin by nature. Subsequently
she appeared al house in Pleasant street,
clad as before mentioned and suffering with
araging tooth ache. The lady OF the house
whose heart is always touched at the suffer
ings of OH ers, took her in, had her tooth ex
tracted, and provided ior comfortably until
the little girls case was made known to the
public authorities. The father Of the child
is able to clolhe her dccently, for children BY
second wife are not only clothed comiora
bly, bu, taseiully. Now we understand that
this man has great compassion for the poor
slaye, and makes it a matter OF conscience TO
show his sympathy for the bondman at the
polls So Jealous was he in behalf of free
soil, that he chided some of his coored
brethren Tor voting the Wing ticke; II acts
of greater cruelty are perperated by Soulh
ern slave masters, we think they are rare.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30
Too Willing by Half.
BY THE YOUNG 'uN.

Many Of our readers will recognise the
point Of the following joke. which we hea I'd
related 'long time ago." but which we new.
er saw in print. 1t is "good 'un" and will
bear re-telling.
When Gen Jackson was President Of the
United States, he was tormenled day after
day by imporiuuate visitors, (as Most Chief
Magistrates Of this great country are.)
whom he did not care 10 see--and in conse.
ouerce, he gave strict directions 10 the mes.
senger a, his door 10 admit only certain per.
sons, on particular day when he was more
busy with State affairs than usual.
In spite of this peremptory order, howev-
or, the attendan, boted into his apartment,
during the forenoon, and informed the Gen
eral that person was outside who claimed
TO sec lin orders or no orders.
81 won't submit TO this annoyance. Who
isit!"
"Dont know, sirn
Ion' know! What's his name %
"H,s name! Beg pardon, sir, it's wo-
man."
"A woman! Show her in James, show
her in" said the n.,residen;, wiping his face
and .ae mex, moment there entered the Cen
erals apartment, neatly clad female of
past the "midJle age,' who advanced cour-
,eously towards tine old man, and aceerted
the chair he profered her.
BE seated, madam he said.
Thank you,' responded the lady, throw.
ing aside her veil, and revealing hand.
some face 10 her entertainer.
MY mission hiher, to-day. General
Continued The fair speaker, lis novel one,
and you cannot aid me- perhaps
MADAM said the General, command
me-
.You are very kind sir, lam poor wo.
man General
Poverty is no crime, Madam.
NO sir. Blu, have iule family 10 care
for--i am widow, sir; and a clerk em-
plsyed in one of the departments of Jour
administration IL indebted ic me Tor board
TO considerable amount which cannot
collect need the money sadly, AID
come TO ask il aporion of his pay cannot
be stopped. from time TO TINT until this
claim of mine--an honest one, General, oi
which he had The full value--shall be can
celled.'
4 really-Madam--thal is. have no con
troll in thai way-how much is The bill
Seventy dollars, sir; here it s'
Exactly see. And his salary, Mad.
amp
1t is said to be 81, 200 year.
And not pay bis board billy
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Lehigh and Tamaqaa Railroad Com
miitee appointed by the lale Railroad Con.
venlon 10 solicit stock to the proposed rou,e
along the river Lehight to Tamaqna have met
with very good success .he Lchigh Register
says. Tho amount of stock subscribed in
Lehigh county will reach at leas, $50 oOo
rhe road will certainly be built, and tha,
part of the same will be pu, under contract
before May next.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30

rT- Kisses - The ladies of Troy have
introduced a new feature at their Fairs, from
which they realize much hardsomeI sum
inan from lotteries. All the best looking
girls wear pIacartls, Kisses one shilling
each" and others of less charms six cents.
Genllemen are expected 10 go according 10
lhe weigh, of their purses. 1t is stated that
at late Fair ore rosy.lipped, briahteyed
girl realised siyty-two dollars in a single
night; and another nine and half. One gem
llemal. purchased eleven dollars worth of
sweetness
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MY COTTAGE HOME.
As Sung by Dr.. Elliott.

dreamed dream the other night
When all around was still.
the;;ght saw my cottage white ...-
Upon yon fowry hill;
The grass.p plot green Before the door,
The porch with vines o'erorown,
Were lovely as they were before,
When that cottage was my own.
cHoRus-Oh rumseller that home, that homt
of thine,
Tha, pleasant home, that happy home,
That cottage home was mine.
The garden walk so wide and straight
With flower hanks on each side,
That led down to 1he wicket gate,
Where " lille used to ride
The locust DER that bank that grew,
The willow boughs that swayed,
All told me with tale most true
That there my Mary played.
The silver lake 40 calm and clear,
Alons whose banks I've strayed
So often with my Lucv, dear,
To catch tho sunlight fade
The pearly stream that swee,ly ran
That gardens foot along,
And murmurina fount as bright as then,
All sang me mourninl song.
The window towards the garden gate,
That locked ont NJ The West,
When that ycnnr heirc usad to wait,
That made my home 50 hcst
Was closed tho somhrc rur'ains hung,
And no loved face was there,
Nor voice the evening song that sung.
Or breahed the morning PRAYER.
Silnrca hnrC rourd ,ha, hannv home,
Where orce an light and free.
MY lanahlrg children nsed TO come,
And dance npon mv knee:
And she who was that homes dear light,
fn constant hPautv shonp.
AronuJ the cheerful hcnrihStone bright,
Now oil was still and lone.
Yea, that loved wife has gone 10 rest,
In death the heart is bound,
Yer babes are sl-ppina IN hnr breast,
Beneath Won grassy monnA.
And I'm wandering lone and strange,
No master Of nv will.
Nv home 1nv hanpv home is changed.
To hutbehind the sill
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u An English paper says, sowing TO
the vast Improvements which have lately
been made in ship building, It is expected.
ed ha, arrangements will shortly be entered
into between the leading proprie,ors of The
mercantile marine navy of this country aud
tho United States for u race round the world,
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u The poor people in Limerick are
focking IN shoals towards Waterford, on
their way to America. In Waterford tile
influx OF people from all the surrounding
counties, en- route to the lando Of the far West.
is very great.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30

rS- Henry II Paine, at Worcester, has
received, by the last steamer from England,
his letters patent, which secure to him and
his as' oeiate the benefits to be derived for
his grand discovery by the people Of Grea,
Britain. ts-4
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30

" An English paper says of the voice
of Catalina "Such was the torrent of sound
she emitted al one moment, that the glass
globules, pendant from The GENITAL chandel.
er, were powerfully agitatel and strnck a.
gainst each ether.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30

A PAIR OF SlAMEsE TwINs.--The Piusburg
Post Of Friday, states that a woman living iu
gave birth, on Wednesday pre-
vious, 10 lwir children. which were united
together after The manner Of the Siamese
twins They were at the late st accounts in
thriving condition
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30

" There is some little talk Of the Crys-
ial Palace for the Worlds Exhibition being
lighted by the electric light, which would
certainly, ffound effective, be an arrange
ment appropriate 10 that novel structure
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-30

II Fanny Elsler is now in Moscow, Ru.
sia, She has recently sold nearly all of her
diamonds for the sum Of 90, 900 ,haler--- a.
boat SIS, 700, .-5-.-
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Secretary.

John Smith retired to private life at once,
and thenceforward found it convenient TO
live on much smaller yearly allowance
than twelve bupdred year!
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THE STAR or THE NORTH
II. w. WEAVER.

IL. w. WEAVER.
OFFICE-Up stairs in the Netc Brick 6t,hlinp
on The south side Of Mnin street, third .
square belo,o Market.
= TERMS Two Dollars per annrn,. If paid
within six months from the tirde of subscri
bing; two dollars and fifty centsif not paid
within the year, No Subscription received
for less period than six months no discon.
tlnuancc permitted until all arrearages are
paid, unless the option of the editors.
ADvERrsEMENTs not exceeding one square.
will se inserted three times for one dolar, and
twenty-five cents for each additional insertion
liberal discount iriH be made TO those uho ad
pertise by the gear.
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W' The San Francisco papers advertise
ball--admission $25 gentleman accompanied
BY ladies trest
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But such is not The operation OF this inven.
lion, nor oflabor-saving of machines generally,
nor of anything which permanently does
away with the necessity for labor in any CIV l..
EN- field, For every field of employment
thus removed, or rather saved, two new du.
ties open, greater demand for labor co1se.
quenily springs up, and the poor are thereby
greatly benefited. The printing busiress is
all Illustration. Previous 10 the invention of
steam presses, printing was done by hand.
Does any doubt that there ar now thousand
times more people employed in the printing
business, than there would be if no steam
presses were used! Every sensible person
answers no And this will be the operation
OF the sewing machine. 1t takes the needle
from the seamstresses' hand, but replaces it
with u crank, and gives her Il far easier em.
ployment, and better remuneration, than she
now receives
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Important Inyention--A utomaton semp.
stress.

Mr. Allen B. Wilson, of Pitsfield, Mass,
says the New York Sun, has recently invent
ed patent for machine, by which sewing
OF all descriptions is executed IN very rap.
I'd manner, aud in fineness and strength su
perior TO handwork. The sim plicity of tho
mechanism, its dimnuliveness, and the
amount of work which it accomplishes, are
truly astonishing. A single machine oecu-
pies so lille space that it can be put inside
mans hat, and yet by tie turning of a small
crank, the instrument will sew ten times faster
than any sempslress.
Sewing machines have been invented and
in use in this country or three or four years
past but none of them have been of very
much benefit, since they could only be used
for coarse work. and were otherwise so in
convenient as to be only partially able TO
compete with hand labor.
The invention we are now describing, OBJ
via'es all these difficulties, for it can be used
Tor any kind of sewing, fine or coarse, or for
embroidery. Every par; of mans dress,
coat, vest and pantaloous, button holes ex
cepled-can be made by this mac chine, also
ladies' dresses, shirt bosoms, caps, collars.
&c. In fact there is scarce single branch
of needle work to which this instrument, can.
hot be applied, sowing len times faster, finer,
and stronger than by hand. The curious
may see this invention in operation, at No.
1913 Fulton street, up stairs. Ii is well wor.
thy ofinspec,ioo. To embroidery upon silk,
or whatever fabric, in colors or without, it is
admirably adapted, and will be extensively
used. So easy ih its movements as to bc
operated by a child, and not liable 10 derang
ment, the invention will doubtless become
as indispensable TO the female as are now The
scissors or the thimble. To the poor seam.
stress, and all who depend upon their nee.
dies for support, the introduction of this in.
veniion seems iraught with direct mischief
Doing away with their present occupations,
as it inevitably will, it threatens theta with
utter loss of employment, and consequent
starvation. Dealers in clothing, who now
give employment TO thousands of poo. peo
ple-at starvation prices, it is true, but still,
mployment-will have no further need Of
hand labor, but use these machines, one Of
which is equal 10 ten pair of hands, Fami.
lies who now employ poor seamstress es, will
apparently have no further use for their ser.
vice, since these automatons will step in I!
One machine would do all the sewing of a
family Of sixteen persons or even more.
What reed, then, of seamstrcsses any long
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Arrivss--sehr Arsste,,a. Bes,sn.
sailed-nark FREDERICK, So Johns. go. ,..,s
Arrivedschr Senator for Alexandria Trankiin, Tor Al
tsnys Csunbis for Gardiner s from Providence Erie
River for NYork. -
Th fao o. the trg Psrazon ha been postponed ant
vice esn be rsQVed nom Loglend r...,,,-rr MI.
Arrived-scirs Time. suroit W; Aontespma, rhsdsl.
rffa. Columbia DO; ABBY u, Boston e haldren BOOK
leland; sleeps Blackstone, hltsny willard Nfork SEA
witch, dol Ann Eliza, do. =.
Bslow-sehr Empire iron, Albany, soop Oregon from
York. also anrk Arcadia, from Charleston. -.
gNiiedSchrs Senator for AtekandrS Townsend Ellen
Brown. Nsry Matt ard Ann somsrs. Phladslphis white
Cloud .nd Hinckley James Rxrr frank Albany slpop
Williams NYork; also. schrs Geo Warrington, Bangor or
Phiadsphis, according 70 Wind John CLAYTON MOTH
la Grange. Camden; ssoops WIN n Ssefor5, Nfork. .
foRriA~n. MAJ u.
Arrived Bark Odd Fellow NYortj brig chss Hamsrion
Newport.
/. ciesrsd-psrk Msdora, Cardetss bri7s Curtis Do;
ssfrS May H.
Arrived-Bark Brsmin, Beltim0re.
Ciearsd-BsrE Emily wilder, lssSibar brio Amsrisa
Philadelphia. ~.
Arriytd-Brix Busy from Matsnyas.
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sehr Senator, KIRBY. Provdenes for Asxsndra: Frsak
Cash. do for Troy: soep Essex Cumming Fall River sr
fsrs ca s n, nsrth. Anra, ~, nes , nsvspa
SEwBrKYPoKf. Nay s-sia brig Roscoe. Mcriius' ia
yana; sehr Atlantic, Burgess P,rte Rico.
rhia cid sehr Atlantic 4 icheis. Ponce.
NAkTuCkET May lu-Arr schr Sarah Jane, kYork
Istb-sid Corinna. Phinney. Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May H-Arr bark Eagle mot Erie !,
Croweli. Boston; sehr Edwin Smith salem NJ ,teamer
Crammer. and Lyeurgus Wiliets NYork; Jas MITCHELL
sppe Proyidenc Susan orisan. Parsons Br0okn; Cleo
'iRoViDENcE May is-Arr sohr Mary. crowsn, Bai.i-
more Wis Apponaug Sid schrs Union, Bangs baltmores
Noses Brown. Hall philadelphia Oregon Joslin Auds'a
PORTSMOUTH, May lo-Ar sehr Meridian. Clark. Nsv
PLYMOUTH. May 7--sld schr Austin. Gibbs, Philsde-
PORTLAND, May io-Arr brigs WIN II Spear. Black, a.a
Napoleon Winsow Cardenss Pres Taylor staples ORD
gosa Havana; schr Saunders Rich Cardenas lh sehr
May flower Cunning Cardenss Cid 10TH earxs SCOTT Dyer
Mn. hatanras Sarah Hale Crowthsrs Cardenas brig
lth-Arr schr orland Pendletcn, Rondout; l2h triss
Tyrone Leland Guaysmn; Csrdenas Fog sehs.
frances Een and Savannah. Belfast for NYoIk railss
Rcckand for do Cid brgs Sarah vose Dsco Cienueges
BARK ssy ssh pss Morsn
Franklin Cobb Bahia Honda; schrs Cutler Chase Aataa
sas; Chesapeake. and Fortune Rockland for NYork.,
Deposit Sid brig Ellen Marta Hale Cubs; schrs Isabella
Peters. and Vim b Jenkins. Vanderbilt. NYork;
tis. New York Cid ship Helene tBremI yoekmsn. Br-
Sid 18th, sahr Tribune kckerson, Troy; 18TH
SALEM. May s"Below herm brig supposed tn. Bramin
WILMINGTON, NC: MAJ io-Arr sehr Eouse, Robnsoa.
NtoTk IN. sw hrg Irimus' Coresson' Boston. cd Ls
WAREHAM May 7-Arr schrs william Norfolk; 9th, Lar
Tio SID 10TH schr Jos brown NYork; sOOps Aouas.
and Prudent, do.
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P.sseurers Arrived.

CHaGRE rs AND misunderstanding ohio. at New Orleans
From Havana-A M, paiyerri. q Smith, smith. J A
Adoni. Michsies, Torres. Bornio. Borno, MUIR
ply. Vim Murphy lady and daughters Mrs Taylor Chns
ktrrion and lady Amand Mr. kerrion. Mrs Gonva:
Gerroli Mr. Gaiods Wells G. Robil Hamilton. Mrs
Hamei snd 4ehdrtn. Mrs johnson, Mciane. US Consul
Trinidad de Cuba.
From Chagres-T Carey. G Daughblinr. W Prentiss
Adams l. Lene, j l. Clark. 81 Mccullough j DcIine,
Epsno, Finley, wm Rockwell, ueslip Moss, Pra-
TIER. W II McMufphy. S shaw. A burbank. B Camsty
Meeker; SHELLEY, Dnnmers. y Smith. J Hswkins )
Y. AneheDherry, ) Alehonbsrry Kelly D.sks
Henley, Bennett , Low, stark Bass Per
kir.. straatrd, " Hays sherm. Munson. scets,
II Levitt. T. Weynan. T Lewis. Lewis, MAJ. and
servant Apnis. !snss Beptan Msyle II Brgaek.
ter 1 allen, sseierberry Brouex Eden. Blaes
Thopgssn; st1ars.; Porter hHvsy l. Murray. Z
Sbitl9sh Becker, , Came Keste vsassn, l. Oar;
1nlp, Cabens, L.nesster, Jordan, L.tls. "a;
2uine. White, J white DAVIS Pattern B TAI;
Word, he. Tsyior. Riddle jackson Deforsst. y
Paine, Alde Wright, Stearns. Davis, Bondei,,
n Jones.
ALsrRA-shir Britanpia-Mrs T n Carr.
SAN FRANoisco-Bark Cuba-C II Charlton, Thistle,
r Dayis, Palmer, W ii Smith, 5 Cilpn. w Sands Il
Lincoln. Jens. 6 Morgan. Kichara,, DoTr
Tabio Ceelero Of Venezuela Moses Jesurum OF Cuacsa
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Fnr-About half past i've o'clock yesterday morning,
smoke was TO through the roof OF the brick
buildings Nos 22o and 2T South street. The alarm
instantly given and the engines upon the spot
The ground floors were occupied by Wight Roberts,
and w H. Hush respectively, slip chsndlrry and a
potter house. The upper story Of No ~ occupied
~ Eliot house and ship sign painter, and that of No
20 ly Mr. Loder rigging lott 1t IL not known how
the IRE originated. rst to issue from the
roof over the rigging loft The property understand
was partially Insured The building owned by Mr.
Wight, OF the above named firm Of Wight & Roberts
The damage sustained by Wight Roberts, ship shand
lsrs In the lower fiat OF No 225 Is about $1,000 Of
which $1,000 was insured follows, namely In
the Bowery Insurance Company. $500; Manhattan,
5000; Lexington $4,000 Leland & Bach, who had
Just moved from the lower fiat q No DIT had left pro-
pcrty in the building to the value Of $4,000 all of which
was destroyed 1t insured, understand. to the
full amount but could not ascertain the companies
Mr. Bush, who kept porter house in No 22' lost pro-
perty to the value of 81 a00no insurance Jas Eliot
sign painter lost about $500 uncovered by insurance
Mr. Lcder. riggcr, about ~ soo-no insurance. Total
damage, S22,3O0.
STEAMER CLEorATRA.-Mr. John L. O'Sullivan. one Of
the parties arrested the charge Of being implicated
sn expedition for the invasion Of Cuba has 1t Is asserted
claimed the Cleopatra us his private property,
SUDDEN DrArH.-An aged lady, named Furman. re-
siding In Chapel street while in the act Of putting
kettle ON the frc, wednesday morning. was suddenly
seized with sickness and throwing herself bed ex.
pred in few moments.
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Cisared.
Ss &nslcssss. ho;sy fS.i,IvIla 'p'u'sa' '''s''''
T Sr4s 1ss MfsS T. FG ss%
1oIs Ihsnpscs. Hsyre. Iyias Amelia Heaaer.sn,
%; Danube chrss, sas.nnah Shines aansr 'SS
Barks-IhSrwsdsen tN9rl knop, Sanger Schmidt
prs."n Hyier Monsso@ers sssua Ia cr.nde Ne,ul,a
%s Rassr SOB aafsr hsr
NJ ssai rS Sss
lam \ DimSn; n Curtis Stout. Philadelphia, Haad;
s,Ils-Hssry smith, Townsend, GeayaSa: S z Smith,
F."s:iss i$s % THgasy' F.a sW's%.
s ldsds Ss sossi' jones' s.' sss
sioey slang, Bailey Hartford Rhode Island, stars:s,
Arrived.
Ship John Henry tof Eath) Alexander London, 80 days
vitl lasse and 81 Iassensers 70 master
2ss passengers Woodhpi sth inst lat ii 3: Ion 81 q.
Ship Brtspna lBrl snpeon Almeira tspain). and so
Shn Gsrs ns Win npr ssd e ssss
IS hours n tow q s.saIsr Aas VIII mdse to o.
md. sr and iSps master Bristol T. days with
,n BIZ ss aS,. CO. a 9:
.l Bar sSs .S g Bee. StGS days. with iron
s fa, SISs
buy .eanan beverly ssa Il ds.snscry 'od
..s" days VITA ms:s % Hisss ohaaasey ARD T.
st7lls. Ion ~ * w. spoke bark Ellen Maria, from Rio
sroie bark Clara Bell IRON Rio janero for New Orleans
tie ehsi mate had died three rsyious and The steward
from Valparaiso for Boston. 9, DAYS oa,.
BARI irai1nS Mas,s ctrdena' May with sugar "ad
Brig Eleanor Grace tBr, Smith Newcastle. +. 8 days
NIP Argo from Mobile Tor Liverpool IS days The cap
Drs Lord Broushsm sad yaux tnrl Lonsiale. Cork IS
Brig Inc tBr). fildse Cards. % days with iron, to
BrE cso.F,. rl Msr,iasau' Bordeaux. 's day', with
Grif Asrasa, prsser rio Granis March 81 with tlds,.
herrs &c. g Elk corning. ilth inst Lat p ~ Ion Il @
Jnncro. days out. and suppcd Ter With provisions
to ca srs & s @ A' ~ s .p a s bar, s
Yuha. from CarSenss for New York. days cut.
Erz Monticello Clifford Mobile Is with lumber SC,
Brs Lady q tie Lake Hindu Darisn, Ca. II days with
Brig tis, Thurser Kingston bound % Boston. With
Eris Amethyst Urau, Kingston bound to Salem, vish
Brig Ably Jones. Leavtt. Bath day,, With iambcr.
Bug Protection. Hume Calais, days With is.h'. Sc to
sshr " MAILER. cs,Lesrt. Para. u days. with nuts.
schr Nasaau Tawards. rorec. Pr - days With suEar
and rolssses.i 10 II SouthmaSi Sons vessel to Tree.
SIR M.rsnns NJ. csi.oe.. wuli.ns,osn. NC. days.
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