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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-16

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state Direessr~-Th<- Gisspsboossh
.Paass ssd R.ls.<A ssssd-aa are eps.srd IN do
ea~sx sar alar. snd prsqrirst of ths ials sp-
Eainimeaas. ~ ihs Gssssssr ssd hh coanrii. a
Dirsusrs fsr he NsuA Gsfeln. Raj Road -shs
Sssner. In se)ecsiag 70 the r<ssans sPpoinlsi'
s,s,ss dat a has girrs ssics % ihs honest sen
.imsul." q . NJ ahef a ritirsnss and the latter
deGrnas .hr 6sssfass and replies 70 me- objections
of-rsd. Ia..naeh g he appointments have been
made, s@s are i~yossd recall i may b Prems-
,urs, as the Standard sness-ts. 10 discusshis nat,
s<r sos. bsl % great h.s t<<n ihs diaPpiu,mrn,
q the pubic II Inc SELECTION. that We arc nss
sur, Rod t.s. IL feeling shosId end vent l~fss
The pe~ Directors have t<ea eslied upon to act
We have scarcely hrssd person. Wig Or De-
n,oers,. sl~sk q he sppa4u'mrnls -ish.. sprobs-
sisa. To direct 10 ~ork q such m asnisods and
i.nyostsncr. h sesmed 70 rsrike every eos bot the
a;os~ms and his ceaaril. shsr experiences, % wrlI
o integrity and sIilisy. wss 'squiiss; and ye, fine
out of,bssiyhf Directors are yesns assa. ThossA
they are al gentlemen u integrity snd shiIiiy. il
dos not therefore follow that they are suitable
persous car Directors in shis Road. N~ docs Il
folIsw fh.i. hrcsus< some Of them have been
nemlers Of The Legislature. there 10 fitness in
making then Dae<sof< fos The Road. All this 10
not sufficient % inspre the public with TIA, con-
6Jsnee in the Directors which Is 80 imPo''sni IN
the prsssni <sas< Of the vert; and wsrssrei that
she Governor did no, select men u more mature
age aud srpeirnce. with equal ability and inses-
diy Car surely such could be found in the De-
insrr1tic ranks. Il the selection must needs Be
confined in such grsai measure 10 that party.
IL Via, 10 have sail We have no desire 10
give party bearing 70 this question. dur deep
concern i fr the success Of the Road, and We
ssr the evil elect Of ANY important blundsr al the
outset.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-16

Discovery Of raiuabIs Siirer AIMS.
lit is stated that great excitement has
been created in the towns on the Rio
Grande oppesiie EI'Pzso. BY the disco
very of some very valuable silver mines
on the eastern slope Of the mountsins.
about sixty miles northeast Of Donna
Ana. The ore is found in immense
quantities directly on the surface Of
the gound. and several tons Of il have
already been gathered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-16
House Painting.

THE approach Of Spring will probably suggest
= toihe citizens Of HiIIsborough and its vici-
nifty the p,opriety Of having their houses painted,
as It is favorable season for work u this kind !;
and the subscriber takes this method Of inforns-
ing his friends and the public generally, that he
is prepared to do all kinds Of work in his line
faithfully and well, and at moderate prices.
Besides the usual style of painting with Lead,
he has made himself thoroughly acquainted with
the manner Of using Hiake's Fire PROOF
Paint, and the Zinc Paint. The former
is intended for outside painting. and is both ias-
onabIe and cheap; the latter is intended fo' inside
painting. and is recommended by the fact that 1t
makes paint whittier and cheaper than lead.
An kinds Of Grainina, IN imitation Of Oaks,
Walnut, Maple, SC, will be executed with taste
and neatness.
No delay nood he Occasioned by ., want Of
materials, as they can now be had al the Drug
Store. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-16
Wholesale Trade.

UuUltetiit IEduct
Spgingi 1854
We lsks plsasuIs II snnSuarins
% car nanssoas russsa,rrs ssd he
Pubilc s<nerails. fh.l nc ss non
In recsiga q . large ssd ~rll srlsxied so<k q
Bod. Asss. Bsgzns. Trsaks. carpsf Bsgs,
Tsknts. g. suiied q he
sFZIME TRADE,
aud purchased altogether 81 krsf kaads. and On
ihs hsz possible terms
We will slsoarerrise large sddiiionz 10 eur
siOck ~ ever xssssl iron he Nonh and Easi,
ihsrehy snshliag ~ 10 Keep our ssssfimriai per
lerf d1riag fk< seasoa.
Merchants sizisinx oar rily or passing through.
win end il 10 der inisrsa 10 sxanline our saosk,
a. We sre dsirrninsd 10 ple1ss al who ~ili issor
NJ with call
w. n. JOHNSON q Co. Whosesais Deslen.
Too doors helO- Psul q Mcilwsine's.
Petersburg. VI.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-16
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
- ALAaANcg County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, A. D.lS5s.
Samuel II. Tunen,inc and wife Martha,
rs.w
William Bradshaw, and others.
Petition for dirisioa If shares.

1T appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Court
that John snipes aud wife Msrtiiis, defend
ants in this case, are not inhabitants of thi,
state; ], is therefore ordered by the Court, thai
publication be made in the Hilisborough Recor.
der for six weeks successfully. foi said defendant,
TO appear at the next term OF this court to be held
al the court house in Graham. on the first Non
day after the fourth Monday Of May next, then
and there TO make themselves parties TO the petit
ton, and either p.ead, answer o. Jemur, or the
same will be taken pro conftsso as to them, and
be heard accordingly.
Witness. John Faucet. clerk Of said court. a,
Office, this the lth day Of March, A. ID. 1853.
JOHN fAUCEIsT, Z. c. G.
March IA, 1853. Price adv. 4:50.l 77---6w
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
THE MISSION AT THE FIVE POINTS

One of the bodest Missionary efforts 10 benefit tho de
prsved the unfortunate and effect municipal ref
ormaton in BAD locality which has taken place 10 New
York for many years ii the movement the ladies'
oiihe Home Missionary Society in establishing their Mission
at the Five Points Thus far this attempt has been successful
TO not anticipated There many fruits Of good
and prospect Of much greater benefit that locality Geo
graphically, the Five Points central in tbs City yet
from the peculiar Of the by the junction o.
which they are formed, they comparatively retired
location No channel OF business extended through
that foul place 10 disturb the occupants Of its haants IN
heir debauchery no current Of respectAbliiy has
flown through or into that stsgnant pool OF vice.
The very atmosphere has been surchargei with poi
son 10 all moral and physical heAthfulness. Ii
flower pucked from the walks OF virtue cast into
th plsoe Of moral and death how dropped
ana DIED Like Iest II vipers the hgh way, that
con ty "a thieves ncendsres mufcer-r and persons
bad r, pute, have occupied their dens for yeas ~ IN
the in mediate vicinity OF The thorpug lites 81
The tliy-C hEhaust on the EAST not more than stones
throw from the Points, and Broadway the vest blt
two blocks distant. (hathamsi. has direct commanca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
ARRIVAL OF THE SALT LAKE MAIL

The Salt Lake mail. under the charge Of Mr. Alison ar.
rived here on Wednesday evening the 25th insthe nrst
entirely through from the valley for many months. M A.
snd party unprecedented time they vent from here
10 Font mic and back In twenty i've days delay
g two days Laramie This the quickest tip on re-
cord and wlthal the mules in IN first rate plght.
Ram had fallen abundany between krsrDy and Laramie,
which caused the grass 20 sprng up luxurlantly and has
filed VI the streams 10 Hood Boy nd Lscame the
tnow was still very deep in the mOuntsns-rom two to
three feet and in places fourteen feet IL in conse
quence of this that mail carrier beyond hadto abandon
his wagons and pack through to the Fort Both Paresre
present the trip As cold, dssgreeabe one
A few scattsring lnd.ns we're seen the route. The
first emigTsnt parties had reached within dve miles OF
Laramie and that point 20 Fort keany the road was
crowded with living beings BY the registry kept at Fort
KearDy up the 2eth instant II O'Clock there had
passed: i3is men, sO5 women. l.2o7 children 1890
wsgOr "a ISL head of cattle 1893 horses 1t0 mules and
| 200 sheep After leaving keSruy, tbs mail party met
the majority of emgrsns and the greatest number OF
stock From all that is known about ali the routes
north Of the Platte, by the Santa Fe aud Fort Atkinson
route az from 81 Joseph hsinesye, and other places
the numbers Of all living beings will vastly exceed the
previous emigration.
One OF Cunningham & Asbury men. named Bbee. was
drowned in Big Blue We glad that the time has come
when we have regular month mail through to the
valley Mr WoOds0n the contractor has had hard time
of il this winter This "trip however makes up for great
deal and shows that energy and are not want
ing and they only had half chance the mails would
ali 90 directly on From the present reports We appre-
bend high water in the Missouri fpr some time to
come independence Messenger, May rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
BUENos AYREs.

The Prussisn brig Leopold arrived a ms Dor. yessrdsv
with Bufnos Ayre dStss ~ Apr g. three weeks st~y nv
this arrival We learn thar AL attempts At Cancellation hav-
ing failed the siege If the city RECOMMENDED with
renewed vgor on the 18TH and ttrs thar On the al
al binds Of provisions were scarce and ia demand ne
most formidable preparations Sere making bota des
On the side Of the CRY all males capable Of besrn~ .,~
were ordered 10 assist in the defense marital Law uss pr
claimed the Custom House Offices we're closed and An
dGi,opd issue Of 100000 OF paper money had BEEN
made
feared by some would attempt 10 bocksd the port but
this il was thought would be prevented By the foreign
fleets All betokens work AMI the fats OF the city
viii prOhAbly be decided in i-w weeks TIE Bzesos
4,,s Pockef Of goth that Urluik h.- issued pro-
xmsiion declaring the pOr.s OF ZrAie. san Fernando
Epser sGa and Saado open Ia foreign commerce SHIPS OF
III friendly Dsors are permitted to osd and unload car
GOES and cary on any legitimate trade those places
How far Gen CrquiEs the power u enforce the
terms Of this proclamation We are net INFORMED lhe
Ru,no. Avr-sn journals declare thst this measure Is 10
direct contradiction 10 the fundamental laws the country
Ia p0ckf lsp.nts the pursued by the torein
mowers and saws that 0c0 If British property At
be mercy of the combatsus IL calls ON we foreign az,
pomaic agents 81 take stand thar oo'h parues snso
Sbce by the supulaions OF the recent treaty ne T@e''
says: ...,;....
And as further motive and nducementfor eomphsnce
10, EnelsEd Frspce the tmt'd State, Brazil, ana All
others who choose Join with them Oder cono'nt guar
sptee for It's faithful observance sud execution for two
wears four wears or such time be requisite 10 frame
anc inaugurate the National Constitution.
The Pdcf has received "incr~d ble report thar the
French sufkore, in the river have Accommodate Gen
Irouzs with u pieces Of csnuoo tskee rom Baenos
Aves vessel and detained by the French since the inter
yenion of ls+5
TIE Paeks says netting Of any Sighting except that the
firing Of cannon heard morning OF tue eth IN proee
ton il was presumed Of iOrsging parties.
Spanish dollars 2l Patriot douolocns SJTSsaoii
Exchange on England 66s.
Al NOrtevdeo TIM rs were quiet The House OF Repre-
s.ptaves shout discuss the Preci NJ loan Oh y
million proposed by the Treasury Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
The CA-it,cn Advocate and Jcpxa! noticed the opera
lions of this mission time since. ia- iohoSin6 "a

The Ca-ifian Advocate and Jcuxa! noticed the opera
tinns Of this mission some time since th- fonosnS e4
rac's are from the article ia The AdroeGH
TIE Aldermen oand theuselvs unable 10 even
secrcarcn Five sfhouEh they ha
'sneIt t1idHE nF the yarPose N ihs ucnHf T-e
srhsss
hofhoscs They tarir ceos OF iH' INV % 1
sonTsss p0Sery whsFe di and RAGS wee NJ
bectrte a. AlAe Ntfr atfaH ard fAzEtd
" there he rrfcTr " anuers sroi 10 esh
they vii thrir ehoren school Andnaeea
ae tie Children abat dOud y the naers n'el
thse vto would chOoS really them 40 a-se
90 thea sood before they b. reached ~ system o
- ell This The benevolent aces Of tie mission havr DONE
0orcfc the chdn have teen, Of than have e1 n-ed
o n be rha
s.ddsrsd Nh the
Cturces
woTk which has 7r-cede
othe reclaim ard reform unhsppy chir-l
DEGRADED and parents surh locality POINTS
The reformation al the Five Points alre.dy
the Of he public manifest
dc Ell rs precincts ard the future full Of psouiser
The mission has rsa he'd point which greatly
couage the Society, although gives the ladies occasion
obtain pecuriary aid TO forward their plans The
iou Of the mi,sion building will greatly their
ciies for cong good to that atty and is erection by
them gives Their operations there character tor perml
nfnce With Commands for them the public confidence
The new building viii be dedicated this day FRIDAY At
q clocs NJ with appropriate exercises and IS hoped
that all r nos Of the enterprise will be present This sill
he COCO opportunity for these who inspect that
locality Rev Dr. Floy will preach the oedicsion sermon
in the evening Rev Mr. Hatfield will preach
IL the chapel As this mission has not been established
is conducted Sectarian basis It Is earnestly
desired ha, the congregation to-day viii include those OF
all denominations. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.
PHILApELPHIA. Thur.da1, Jnne rs, 1as


The Democratic City and County Conference met again
this morning The proceedings may be summed up in
line JOsEPH L. SMITH, of Southwark, nominated
their candidate for County Commissioner, after much
vranelng The Coroner this morning concluded his in
vestgaton into the OF the death Of Mrs Ann MClan
the unfortunate woman who killed az the Of
Scbuyk II Fifth and Market streets. Tuesday evening
by being knocked dOsn by runaway horse attached 10
WAGON The general impression had been that the horse
TAD been frightened BY the discharge Of fire crackers This
does not however appear to have been tbs case as the
verdict Of the jury after hearing the testimony
was ha the deceased her death by being
by horse and wagon, The drtrev Ring ht0Licatef.
genuine rowdy, named Isaiah r. Fullerton, yester
day afternoon brought before Alderman Cloud OF Ken
siIgtOn, on a charge OF committing a violent assault aud
battery upon poor The rIfan had made pur-
chase the and when asked for pay seized her
BY the throat beat her An officer who int ssred TO
u.ke al arrest also beaten Fullerton taken be-
fore the Magistrate with difficulty, and while in the
Office committed second ssaslt upon the officer The
uian was held in $500 to the assault the
an and IN 900 additional for the attack the officer
Gen Welch the extensive Circus proprietor this
ing cOnsunnated arrangement with George Edwards
tsG for his lot al Broad and Locust sts HppOdrOms
will be opened the spot in ten days from the present
time.
The weather continues exceedingly warm. The Their.
mometer 70 day O'Clock marked 30 degrees The pre-
heat the subject OF general remark with cit
liens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
80 sSsI DIVA as ~ . s ~ C. &c ::
,'-'er' IL -th 'ssch'. - 70 "a ssss - 90 Va "a
s;i,-ssT. JosrPs WHITE rI.cus'
IN PURSUANCE of order of Jesse c. smith
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
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NkN-AOkK SUPREME COURT John Stirling
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III 1,H GRrfsS Sfii GR%SDf ioa a., .sy
in he 81 g. Of IL srt 81 r. CITY sd couns SswYOr. Cas-,
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SUIkEME COURT, City ana County Of New.York--
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CUPkkME COURT Of the STATE of NEW.YORK
- Of jas hAs soYf dsss. .s s s sPEss and %
legAes mder sid VAdmsstoTs sale public anction- ~
ANTHONY BLFECKFR By virtue Of JUDGMENT order Of the
Supreme Court Of the State OF Neviors viii be sold by Thomas
Boye Administrator with the will annexed ke, OF James Boyle
Of under the direction Of Thomas W Cerse,
F.qu Referee appointed for ths and other BY sad Court
public Merchants Exchange the City Of New
Yort FRIDAY the 7 day Of June instant AZ Y o'clock nom
bflef al that Lot Of Ground and
No
hsvtg thereon reetory brick Dwelling Hosse front
brick Building said loi being bead
ard 50 feet md in depth about 30 feet the ME lease
hold arrived and from the u tse
Cy Of kevYorE hsvfe about run, and subject u no
being OF the Of the ad Jsme Boyle
cash Further particulars hsd
tpplyngtO ID EVANS, No ~ NsS.n-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
menlfal.

DYSPFPSIA BlLIOUSNESS COSTIVENESS
CONTINUES awe soeDtoa to thts- Hi. mode Of
tsneu tnineIty .ue'esu in the most tyg Of bodily
IA udStO6P NJ no chang. for advice persons Of limited
L. NJ. BUTLERs PATENT TRUSS and sup.
POR1FR PADS foi HerDs tapture> ADD Prol.psos 1en
shns WOnb) owns to ter sd distinctive forms Induce
gse Cfce No.+vesey Ne~Yot female ait-ndsncs
GOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR DYE is without ex-
a. mS o. ss e Go se syfJ sT1g S gs
oyyts kqualy cetuist al ~ il.pIOAI ~
SOAP t cnrns pmps ecks saoFns', chaps rug1ne;. &c
tdTs Subtle UpT9o hair from any pan ofth body Ld Rouge
Broadway Beware halt price ta utterly uniou the
rAlo 81 y thtr reI esIt u ing health AGENTS
Bate bs,ou A. Boston endeI % SD Phaio phi.
/ yINGIN INSTITUTE, No POI West 36th-st neal
II ethav-Mn BAKER, " D., graduate and practical ply
where beet Of medics and gill bestowed
or MT m At tn. home!
/ AIDES wishing to be confined privately eau tnd ac-
II the physician quiet neghbohood
uptown, by addressing II. M box No f5 General fOsoee
NEW-YORK FAMILY MEDICINE Co.-trncpa
~ Office No 47 Broome NewYOrk hrst door Of Brood
Con ounds yeiy been obtained Ac4as Of
ARSftG,RbU34fIcn SYR or re co%oss of s,p Yellow
poc Bmdet &C. &c the best siee ia ne s3ri TO Paht,
seroiuls Knss Evil Epsires,, Bles PmPl-. Rheunatsn-
hFEMGf STRENGTHENING sYRUPA pd i we ' cure for all
B1el Ncf'o"s ifitS wsssne.s &c
MholC COBALIhe only sur rmedy IN the world fer bsen-
Try h,s Sboes Mo9q, Asal, .nd fsln ~ IN. S!9GsSn
q T.le 8 guafsutced
CBOIFRA Tie only perfectly reliable remedy o
Cholera II ba, saved thousands Of lives aud has failed
when taken N time
iudorsed c. johns No eo9
whose oel cete, with others IL h= Office Of
Con well families
I'D A hbefs dec uctob to the trade.
OLANETT's BIT1ERS.-This article is offered &C
the public foI Debility indigestion Liver Compliant
sickress and Nervous scoos generally Ibel
gor ssIeby N.M. T HiCKS Co No flI pszrls
SAND's SYRUP of HOAREOUND and vEGETA-
- BIZ FXPF CTORANTSl2t Is aad 81 A delightful and
Colds Sold and
retail the SANDS Mammoth Drug Store, No II tness
VNHIK1N YEARS EXPERIENCE of all OLD
NJk-F-Ms NiNSLOM woud call the attention ofrhe ladies
t. her SOOTHING SYRUP for eetug IL will give i'm
dfc relief al DfsmmaO, the Of t@ehng
eay Jostioy the dysentey and darrhea
SING corner Of Jolu and Broadwayi BOYD PAUL, No ~
Cerrisfef-sf and u CBUMBIE No. 3S Bowery Of
R,ecke1sf NovYork Mrs HAYES No Us Fultnst Brooklyn
Price, q bottle. - z-,..... 49,, =, >-,,..v.-
BITTF bilious and Jandice complaints aud
dehp the blood lite and
whole Nst,m. Iiice Only S7i cents IN pint botls
II1UOSO WANTS WHISPERS. MUSrACHES. or
w BAR II viii beard
(tVeun bsre has been hurr and = the
fen Hai R. the world single tal viii show. Gvr
fair rlsy before condemn 81 bottle the
country Il. GRAHAM, No So nns and ali druggists IN city
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
GREAT WESTERN MAIL LINE-si,ty Nile.

GREAT WESTERN MAIL LINE-sirty Nile.
SoRisrfs Dass saiR s5s MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and
,sISSsh T Kfsns sr ckc4go ST LOUIS M5ysuKEE
New on ,tc ne hsoe "a. Dunkik 40 BgsA0 md New rO
ys ssaa ecnpsetns a. suaso WITH tss sssree ..s.
hmY,KL STATE J. wilson, cOmmnasr, MONDAYS AID
rs(IlliLsN MICHIGAN D. Perkins, ceaaH.aas. wEDSEs-
hosIhLRk INDIANA l. T Pbes,i cOula.n4er TUESDAYS
Les1lns buffalo every E,-nrs ,su,d.ys ereept,d)
Iee titsrn q, osie''u su' slpray fof the Late tssds
The eoinseteEs with TIE Eirr.s, Tr a. DO I'D aoaros fo
s, i sss 81 ~, lST ,t Ps' nd ..o b. e
e. Mefirsr souihsfa SoIherH cscasa
h1rou. Lue o. Railroad 70 the Ilinos River
r. = PoRirR .s,r apf No iss Broadway. cor Ds,4
NLW-iORk and PHILADELPHIA DIaEC1 va
sIwJEksEi EsILsoAD-U nAlk .na s3 - sda
isncIs; ats seSA " sns .0d $ Pm Lssv. sHsa.ipas
"S "a IS e I 20 oo e 'S u -: from s ~
and from PhsHsphs ThI0usn %. md p..-e2ser' ne
cs.rs.,o S 3 ss '1s nd .ns ns and eos
s.isrs tn. 'er1 Is bsfOT. rsp.'savs
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
ROAD Forming 10 connection with The MehssD Soathern
sac H. d6 .a n sS s 'S % s 90 I'D %
The bs and most expeditions route bs-ssp Eastern cities Chicago
' ' SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY May To- Passenger Trains Will d.,
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moo.ean at 10 s .t 1S1hDG all ..aou
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