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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-31

ACKNowLEDGE EMENT. -" Commerce and
Navigaton-ls53;" ard other Congression-
al documents, VIC are indebted to Senator
Butler for, who has been very kind to us
the whole session. To the Hons. j. l.. Orr,
w. w. Boyce, ard Jno. Mcqueen, do we
tender our sincere thanks Cor their kind at
tention.
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LARGE CoTToE.-Wc wore shown, on
Monday, n sample of cotton from, "Wax-
haw Creek" the culture of w. II. JOHNSON
which is large, luxuriant and reaching
hard to beat.
The Miller old field" must have some
more rain 60 beat Waxhaw!
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LANCAsTERVILLE, s. C.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 1851.

A STANDING RULE.-No paper will be
discontinued until all arrearagcs are paid !;
this is standing ralc with us, as it is with
other newspaper publishers
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. EDrToR.--ln the Ledger of the 24th
| am nominated by "Mauy Friends" rs n
candidate for the Senate.
For this testimony of regard am obliged
to Many Friends" but must respectfully
decline the nomination.
Yours &c. .,r..
GEO Nc C. WTTUERSDOoN
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An important discovery has laieiy bceD
made By the Ohemists and Is nothing
less than the leaves Of coffee arc better
than the berries. Tie essential principles
oftca and coffsc arc the samc,althongh chem
lists stii call that from tea thcinc. and that
from coffee caffeIn. This discovery VIII
probably Affect tue commerce OF Brazils
which now exports such enormous nsasscs
Of the coffee berry. When IL n generally
known that the Irnyes Of the coffee tree are
rs valuable as the berries. The prieo Of coffee
may be lowered. 4
Hondsoms Present Kate fewrnce, danek.
Ter Of Hon. Abbott iawpvaee; has been
presented, IL is aid, witIsa most magnificent
silver service of plate BY George Peabody,
Esq, Of London. Il u 20 Be maanlacturcd
in London, at the cost Of $4,000. Miss
l. 10 about 70 be married.
Tho General Conference Of tho ~. r.
Church, soeth, now IN session al celnms
bus. Ga, devidcd on AIapday 10 Iosate iI.is,
nisslsnary soeiety al Na.hyisIs, Tenn. amer
iise % Mohdsy ef April, 1855.
Accv.sv. D gs,on, eonsIsted II mpnl..r
and reerp,ly evads,nnedt 70 Be hung b. laliav
Mvseo, bfpke ont of S-siuusbis gail ~ sfs-
des night shd nude ~. ssrsps.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

~ We are fully persuaded, says the Ma
tional Intelligencer, that there Is more ap-
prehension expressed about deficiency in
the grain crops of the season than is well
founded. There has been more Than an av-
erage crop of wheat, rye and oats through
out the country, and at least half an average
crop of Indian corn. Let US see what all
this will amount to. A full crop OF wheat
is l2O,O0O,000 bushels; of rye, 100000;
oats, l5o,000,000; Irish potatoes, 65,OOO,'
QUO; halt crop of corn, 300,OOO,OOO, 10
which may be added, sweet potatoes, 40,
100000; buckwheat l5,O0O,OO0;, barley D.,
100000; peas and beans, 100000. Be-
sides an unusually large quantity of hay
Here is about one million Of millions o
millions of bushels OF what may be called
bread-a pretty good provision, one would
think, for twenty-six millions of people.
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rate of fifteen per week. Suppose | should
90 OH at this rate, or even at ten pounds per
week, in three months shall be perfect
monster. 1 am the most unfortunate oi
men,"
81 am sure you don't look any larger
ssid Mrs. Wyman; "you don't find that your
clothes have grown too small for youP'
"Why, no."
"Fll tell you what. Mr.. Wyman," said his
wife, struck with sudden idea, "are you
sure you didn't have your valise in your
handawhen you was weighed"
Andrews face frightened up. "Wait
minute" said he.
He sped out OF the house like an arrow
flew to the depot, and renewed the expert
ment. A moment after he entered the h0use
again, his face glowing with JOY You've
hit it, wife," he exclaimed. "lve weighed
myself again, and only weighed one hundred
and forty-three."
Mr.. Wyman was so elated by the altered
state of the case, that he at once gave his
wife money enough to purchase "love OF a
collar that she had seen at Mrs. Leask's the
the day before.
"It's and i'll i'll wind tina; blows nobody any
good"
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CoSDUrJR KILLED Chester Hall, q
iductor of freight train on the Little Mi
ii and Columbus road was instantly killed
Saturday, about noon, by being swept
gainst bridge across the Little Darby
he train (up) was running at the rate Of
ONE Is miles hour; DIR. Hair was walk
lg toward the last car his back to the brid e
when two or three of his brakemen, seem!
the imminent peril of the officer, motioned fol
had only time to bend forward when the oab
struck the back OF his head, and he fell stone
dead between the lower sleepers and into the
water.
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o. The Dayton Gazette of Thursday
gives an account of the marvellous escape of
a little girl, living in the vicinity of that city
who, few days since, fell into well sixty
feet deep in which the water was six feet
deer. She fell without touching the walls
and passed through the body of water, her
hair being filled with sand On rising to the
surfuce she chung to the wall, called for help,
and succeeded in bringing her aunt to TIE
rescue. The lady lowered the bucket To the
child and told her to get into it; she would
not, but reached as high up the rope as she
could and took hold of it. When drawn
about half way up she cried that she could
not hold on any longer, but WIS told that she
must or be kiled, and managed to retain her
grasp until Ter aunt could reach her. An
] afterwards she was .'.ive!y as u crck-
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Andrew Wyman was like Lord Bryon in
one respect. He had a great horror of grow
ing fat What added to his apprehension on
this score was the fact that his father, be fore
he died. attained degree of routundity which
would have enabled him TO I'll respectfully
the office of Alderman.
Andrew stood five-feet-eight in his stock
ings, and weighed one hundred and forty
pounds "a very respectable weighD within
which he enteavored to keep himself, by the
tree use OF vinegar, and other acid which
are reported to diminish any tendency to
,pinguitude.
Andrew was in the habit OF weighing
himself once fortnight, in order To make
sure that he was not trtnsgressing proper
bounds.
He had been absent from home rather
more than week, and just stepped out oil
the cars in the depot, when his attention
was arrested by an instrument Tor determin.
.atng the weight.
Mechanically he placed himself on thu
platform, and adjusted the weight to on,
hundred and forty five. To his surprise, h,
found this not sufficient.
With an air of alarm, he advanced it fiv,
pounds-still Intellectual. Imagine his con
steraton when the scales fell at one hundre
and seventy Ave!
''Guod heavens." said he To himself
There can't be any mistake about it: Nv
gained thirty pounds within "A fortnight
was afraid it would be so with my father be
fore me. At this rae shall go beyond hi
in n few weeks
He entered his house with an air of settle
melancholy upon his face, which excited III
fears of his wife, who had come forward
greet him after his absence
"Why Andrew-Mr. Wyman-what is tn
matter!" she asked.
Matter enough" he groaned, 81 weig
one hundred and sevety-fve pounds. gain
ed thirty pounds within two weeks, or at tn
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GA child was drowncdin pail ofwater
in New York few days since. The mother
was asleep in the same room, and, when she
awoke, missed the child, and discovered 10
her horror that it had creeped to the edge OF
the bed and fallen into pail of water, in
which its head was immersed, its legs hang
ing over the side and dead.
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MARIN 81 CO., GENTS,
~ MNHSLASD.
FOR TuE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
MARKHAM sTATE LOTTERIES
FOX NEPTENBER. Isi4.
Payment of Prizes Guaranteed bH the State.

Payment Of Prizes Guaranteed By the state.
FTEE the formation the scheme Of the Lottery Il Is
"a the eeton the Commissioner OF Lot
elected bv people the state which he
either approves On the a=y idrasBg DC av u
the place appJnted-the bss. from TO IS -.
rolled separately racedi
wheel which boy taken the audience aud blind
folded the wheel made rryOve ards the bog
hs b. nd and takes of the rolls which u
Commissioner who it, hold IL
assembly ant 10 the The
wheel il revSYe and second IL drlwn and in
like thr cutl -. 1907 IA drawn. thal
ticket ntsing the seeOGd and third drawn numbers
how drawn tie o. the highest pre; the iOurh
nth and sixth. 20 til s-coud kigtsst pTiEe.
We recommend fpos Lost your considera-
ton. Nav have opportunity you prizel All
orders 'Or tickets should te directed %
q. MARIN * co Baltimore. Nd.
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AZ Hon. Bale Peyton, who is now re.
siding at San Francisco, engaged in the par.
tice of the law, aud we are gratiied to learn
that he is doing ar immense business, re-
Gently made speech in the Wing State
pressed himself as being strongly opposed t.
the Nebraska Bill.
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d PIANO FORTES.
NEW MISICALINSTRI MEN II S'rDR I,


-----[s---. THE undersigned respectfully begs
- leave inform the ladies ami gentlemen aud
III n n all admirers Of Musical and paintings. Of
TINS city and vicinity. that he will on or after
the hrs OF next instrumental Depot
in the above described premises consisting principally in Pr
OF the celebrated makers who
eeved the hrst EarOpe well the
late Worlds Fair and would conf
denee that he believes these instruments we'll Oil Paint
ng probably the best viii found their way this
kvt Believing that the strides of in Litera
tgre ment pursuits aud the art' amply Justify the support
OF home patronage here OF such establishment snd the
portaon OF such instruments Oil
guded adOrn ParlOrs have
duee to open this establishment Being musician by
fesson brought all judgement hear in selecting the
best Instruments and uch good the markets EurOp. Bos
ton ant New York Afforded .nd ating for Of
these houses" afford 20 sell them almost their
cost expenses excepted lean fully the brancy
OF OF Pa touch. durability and the standing
good
ALSO:A selection Of BlmtOo Ornamental Walking Canes
Ofdine.ent sizes aud pattern Window Blinds with all
and PLAIN The Violin Strings
Bri Taiipeees Pegs ROssin aud other items
f Pianos tuned in equal temper through all the twenty
four keys and repaired 20 order.
sg- nd handed Pianos aiken in exchange pay
well improved and unimpr1ved landed prop
erty. " desed.
augZ2-sm ]. BERNHARD JENNINGS.
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uFThe Toledo Blade tells good story
OF n Mrs. MULLASE, who was taken with the
cholera, and died in six hours, leaving an
empty whisky bottle at the head of the bed.
Her relatives and particular friends held a
"wake' over the body. Matters went on
very well, but at midnight when the fun grew
fast and ierocious, suddenly There came a
tapping, as Of of some one loudly rappng,
rapping inside the coffin lid. Then the hairs
of each individual separately stuck out like
wires. The watchers were breathless, but
the voice OF the dead broke out, shrill and
angrily: "Pa,. ye haste! git over t'yer own
side iv the bed! There's niver bit iv room,
for lie, atwixt ye an the WALL" Pat looked
solemn, and the wife raised up in the coffin,
and was somew hat shocked Oh discovering
the bad box she had got into. She atil lives
to teach her husband better manners "than
to bury dacint woman with her sins all in
her body
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PURE BLJOD, SHORT HORN CATTLE SOUTH
DOWN AND FnENCh MARlNU SHEEP FOR

TEA ROSE White ami Red roam. calved May "a Isis
by We-hester bite Rose. by splendid (Zg7 O.
dam lellos Rase BY Young Denton $3.50 GG dam Ar.iela,
b. North (460l GiB dam by Comet (55) iGGG
dam - W Henry (soO) GGGGG dam - by DAINTY.
sa; Rose has heller ea by her side months old by
Prophet.
ANr-Red-calvsn ls52 sired by Prophet dam
Phlox b. 1Orkhiremar (51Ol dam Phenix by Hero 4o2
GG dam Pr BY WASHINGTON 1885, iGti dam Pansey by
BlaiLe CO. q &C dam Prmron. by Charles (I27) GGGGG
dam by Blythe Con- 4 1857 GGG6GG dams - iy
Prince (52ll GGGGGGG dam - by Patriot (ss) Pleas
an IS in cali ~ Cuha.
CUBA Red ard hte; esved May o. 1872 sired by Proph
Coral Nv Derram 2d (liil dam Conquest by Wash
ngton l566 G tam Ramsey by Baize l76l GG dam Prim
by Charles lI27l Coco dam - by Blythe Comet.
IS GGGGG Dam - by Prince, 52l. GGGGGGdam ''-''
BY Patriot. ass.
The numbers attached the of the
their register in the English herd Book All animals
offered for ale registered will appear
volume Published in London.
have also about each South Down
n Sheep. Also. few DOrking Chickens the above
stock bred by Mr.. Roeh OF otego county York
and brought TO shs STATE last fall my n use
This opportunity breeders gta
purity Of blood that sci ION Is offered
The guarantee he given as TO the
Pedigree of the animals. Address
r. HUDSON Agent
ey2S-r Albion. Edwards County. III.
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a FINE lot Of Crushed Cora for feed. Hay. Corn
~ aud Oats constantly on hand and for sale Nv
l. OkANf CO.
l,HEEsE-Received per Sultan. choice
SHamburs Dairy Cheese. for sale by -
l.. 4 ID. HE1MANN.
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DAILY JOURNAL.

JUDGE HALLS PRosPEcTs-From all parts
Of the District, we have the most cheering
accounts of Judge Halls prospects of sue
cess. 1t is the opinion of many, who are
posted up in the canvass, that the old gen.
tleman will 60 into Congress by LARGER
MAJORITY THAN WAS EVER GIVEN TO ANY MEM
Der FROM THIS PART OF THE STATE! The
contest is between the people and the office
holders and office-seekers. Judge Hall bears
the banner of popular rights and popular SOW
ereignty. The people. in the majesty OF
their strength, are rallying TO his support by
thousan d. Vin. Ga-.
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asst Prizes 10 RS DIS rRInUrED.

Tickets ~; halves. aOc.s quarters %. cts.
We will issue a Ctruhcatr of
% whole tickets for SIS eU . quarter ticket for - *
- halt ! So - eighth e 81
so ia dollar, when slU
mere is Invested in quarter tickets.
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HyDSSUPIpER,
DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA. AND ALL IMPURITIES THE

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULs. ALL IMPURITIES THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one IF the Faenftv.
THIS vegetable remed! which Is now spreading 10 all
parts ecnniry PREPARED y 81 oHs s
Oh standing IN his profession and as much opposed 10
empireism quackery as any one can De- a. Is SHOWN
bottle medicine. thus exonerating 1t from
the charge Of beif 2 nOsrunl.
Ir ISPRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS;
as will be seen by the Circular and by The
acco ganying certificates
Unlike Sarsaparlla. the Hyropper s quick IN It's ac-
a. IN the case f The negro girl Of Mrs. Simmons, OF
Louisville, who was relieved oil
Gs:.:NnNEss IN ONE WEEKH
In short wherever known IL stands at the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases;
D!spepsal, 'phenms,isn Cont NeTralgia Ulcers srd
ali SKIN Diseases all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female Irregularities and Obstrucons Nercnrial s.
go secondary syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit Of
system FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
th. remedy dis unrivalled. 1t is slight simuian
and a powerful toGic and alte rative.
As beautifer Of the complexion in the ere OF Iim-
pies and blothes producing clear and beau fl skn
II is safe ana remedy than all the
metics and lotions in existence Try H. and you will
never regretit DO not lose confidence II should
at to disea setbe general eject of the
medicine being drive all the surface, and
by that means out OF the system.
HARpKssBuRs Ky, Oct. G. 1851
DIR. A. Z. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have exanined our
recipe for Fluid Extract Of Hydropper
the cure Scrofula in all its forms. and other
affections. viz: rheumatism. Female Weak ness.
Having prescribed and watched it, effects in many cases
of the above diseases, and having always found il eec-
tual eheerfully recommend ii TO the afflicted
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior TO Sarsapsra. and any of its com
pounds. n. I. WAKEFIELD. N. ID.
0wEssBoRo' Ky, March IS. le5i
Dear DoctorI received yours Of the 23d inst. az; ae
eordng TO your request acknowledge the receipt oil n.y.
dropiper.
In several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. In Short, consider II valuable prepare
ton. have been using il MYSELF ana tnlhA oeheh.s
- JAMf,S GOWN, NJ. n.
ono tima r. RAYMOND g. PAFTEN,
Sole Agent. No. IA Fulton street, Loalsvllel n.y.,
To whom all rders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALhoCh InrV'
Princeton, n D. hALLoIh
nh2s- w6m-is
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SARAH A. JONES.
BAsTRo. Texas. May I. 1856

BAsTRO. TEXAS. May l. ls5f
MESsRs. FARMyx. HURT x Co.-GENrIEMEN;-Having.
been school for several
my health rapidly declining. General debility
whole system; and emasiated tottered
about like walking skeleton until used three bottles Of Dr.
Hurts Iron Tiucture | well and tan testify of
il l. medicine for general debility
spinal loss of appetite aud all diseases arising from
disc as.d state oi the blood. Yours with respect
J VI. HAMMOND.
ey7-4mw WOOLSEI d LiNCh. Sole Agents
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MOODS cSrls Of seasoned Hickory .sa Ash wood
Wv wanted Apply
syi5 MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON. Firstst
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SUsT RECEIVED casks of Quisey & Co.'s Sugar
81 Cared Hams.
aasI5 T. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocebyr
OFFICE OF THE E. & C.

EvA~svILIE. Sept a 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual election thr
rsfors Of the Evansville and Railroad
will be- held the Court House in the Nv
ansve Monday the 81 day Of DC next between
hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ. and o'clock z. VI.
seps-te J,HN e. MARTIN Secretary
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

YorICE that the undersigas sp-
administrator of the estate OF Hulda Ball
County deceased Said ssta.s Is Supposed @
be solvent angc3-3v J. Il. SWEETEE, AGm'r.
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This remedy Is community with the
srtieo which seldom fails r.se happiess
It's that almost secto
the country ab uud in persons publicly knowa
been restored from ng and desperate diseases Ofthe
ungs Mhsn tried its superiority every
other medicine OF kinc spparento escape observation
and where its yrus known the public longer hesitate
hat antoe employ for the distressing and dangerous s
etious of the which incident TO our
Moth has called Louder the enquiry Of
than the alarming prevalence and fatality
eompIat class Of diseases had Of their
Investigation and But sdequase remedy had
from attacks upon the respiratory until the introduce
ton PICTORIAL. This article is the product Of
long labOrious and believe successful eneeavor 20 fur-
rish the community with such remedy Ot this last e-
ment the American people themselves prepared 70
Judge and appeal with confidence their decision fthere
dependence what cls- and
station certify Ii has done them trust
when affections OF the throat and
yield il depend the Of inte,l
PLY cans who their knowin
il there reliance upon anything then it rrcutatly
that this medicine does relieve and does The ea
mankind this true freely
publis be widely knowa. The afflicted hOuld
know ~ remedy thst cures Is priceless to them arens
should know IT, their hdren Priee them All should
know it. for health he priced Unlike
pations ofts kind Is expensive composition OF costly
material Still II rs Afforded 70 the public reasonably low
price and what OF vastly Importance them quail
v suffered decline from is original iard
eellence Every hottie of this iiene
good has been made heretofore
the best persccn which IL is possible TO produce Hence tho
~ having good article has been had by
who testify TO its
in the world well the satisfaction Of believing that much
las been dove already.
Prepared by J; 9 AVER Chemist Lowell Mass
LEIGH VERLING Wholesale aud retail: in Princeton
ly HALLOCK a PARMENTER; in Petersburg b bv ADAMS
Campbell Ii and BY Druggists throughontthe State
Je22m
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XTTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneers
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs, Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular aten-
ton given the ale all descriptions of Goods kegu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday CASH
advances made on Consgnments.
aug % IL WOOLSEf d NEbsoN.
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CLOTHING WHO'D rs ALE AND RETAIL.

GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
~ THE undersigned having purchased Of his late
IN Chas " Mack. his entire interest in the Cloth
~ ing Store of Mack Lobeusse very heavy dis
Ill determined get rid o. the present stock
atty redu prices make for sarge ssort
Fall and Winter Clothing lie therefore Wits his
frend the publ II and examine his Goods
and prices lie has good stock of Clothing Gentlemen 8
Furnishing Goods. there IL in Granville aud
sell them than they be bought other
place in the city which he will prove those ealing his
lndrr Pavilion Hotel.
ey29-tf ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
NAND, AND KISSES Of best quality. constantly on
~ handfresh plies received weekly sale I2
eyil S. Is. GILBERT & CO. sye. near Water.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL,

FTNHT Propretcrs Of this ouse have their
N old stan ON Main street TO their new Hotel Ist finish
the Court House. where they
their old and all others
call upon them ii much superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage respect uy solicit
of the which shall all endeavprs
II Oar are will be the best the market Affords aud
Charges moderate.
Good Stabl6g and Wagon Yard kept foreountry
eJ l0-d&wu FELkER a HEDDERECH
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