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GTIn speaking of the Know Nothings,
the editor Of The Wheeling Gazette, who
evidently knO,os something about them holds
the following languagc:--
"Bui little more than month since, we
are told this society was first instituted in
the City Of New York. The persons who
were the first actors in the movement were
comparatively obscure and uninhuential. Yet
within brief time that has elapsed since
then the number held in ties Of brotherhood
by its mystical bonds has swelled to hundreds
OF thousands. Already the affiliated circles
or lodges are to be found in every par, of the
Union. In some localities the political in
fuence Of this organization has proved
Irresistible. IL has, 50 far as we have beer
able to learn, with few, if any instances of
exceptions, carried every election, where
they have brought their influence to bear
The leaders'o! the old parties look on with
wonder and astonishment; and occasionally
some old and exasperated stager fires at
random volley of abuse against the soaiety.
! Once in while some verlant hadgling makes
! terrible onslaught, like DON Qrixotte against
the windmill, On this young but powerful
political giant"
In another part of the same article he says
he has no connection whatever with the as
sociation.
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all persons Interested that the same feeling
prevails in every part Of this county from
which we have heard outside OF the County
seat. AS TO his last suggestion we ore OF The
,pinion that "sober second thodght" will
show him that the present course Ia probably
he best for all concerned; ;--and II 10 TO DC
noped thot the Wing Convention will adopt
platform brcud enough and firm enough in
its nti.Nebroska principles 10 hold all men
Of all parties. But we are for from assum'
| ing a dictatorial attitude towards nny one,
N'e merely offer our remarks as an humble
citizen, eud are always ready to receive and
croft by advice from others. 1t would
probably be well for the Free Soilers 10 walt
and see the course of the Wings, 'he'r plat
form, &c, and if they are not then satisfie',
OF course we can say not word to ther
refusing to unite. or one thing he msv rest
assured that is, that the Wings are in
earnest in this matter, and will be Anti.Nc-
braskan no matter whether they meet with
support from others or not II will be
fusion, if fusion it is, for principle and not for
the spoils Let. not demagogical Locofoco.
ism hug to its soul "the flattering JUNCTION"
that it is n union for the emoluments of Of.
fee which slight disagreement in the dis
tribution of the spoils will divide; it is a
union of conscientious men Of all parties
who are in earnest, as their action this fall!
will show.
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WAR On A HELPLESS ENEMY.
----U----
GLORY FOR THE UNIFIED STATES.
---O---
MIR DORLAND'S HONOR AVEN-
GED.
SAN JUAN De NICARAGUA bonn
BARJEl.
TREMENDOUS VICTORY!
NOrA HOUSE LEFT STANDING.


Tac Steamship Prometheus, Capt. Turner,
arrived rom punli Arenas last eyening,with
y 100000 sprcie,and 353 passengers.
'rhe pronrthcns arrived outward on the
morning of the 18th, at 3 O'Clock, having
tpu'hrd at King ton Tor coal. She found in
the hlrhor the u $ ship-oC-war Cynne, CON-
manIed by Capt. HoI,ins, which had arrived
at San Juan def Ntrtc on the llth inst, in
= days rom New York, commissioned TO
settle certain difficulties between the Ameri-
can cit z'n4 and the local authorities; n,so to
demand full and salts uctUry apology for an
insult oivrn short time since to the Hon.
SIIJn Bpriard, our Minister to Central Amer
iau. Thr authorities anl inhlbLaq;s of the
town refused 10 make the slightest applngy.
a AIter giving ample time, AMI no npnlogy hav-
ing been received, Crpt lIDtlins on thl II Ii
issvcl prJcam ,tiua tD th' authorities and
residents that, unlrss an apology was made by
. A NJ on tie 18Th, he should proceed 30
halnblrd the tpNn. NJ apology chln,. II.
ia the mcantInc took Possession Of the, T'rau-
al COS steamers, aud sent lhcm 10 the town,
ulcrlnH prot, ction to all pyrsuus who chose
- accept; and within on, minute Of the time
Gesjgn ,.sI by C,pt H., the cnnnon,din!
commenced. nnl continued with brief int r..
mission To 3P. NJ hrring the interval no
disposition was manifested on ne part "i the
iunIbtau.s TO come 10 tarnlS for the sang OF
the prop 'rty. At p NJ. II party landed,
cummInlrl hy n lcu'rr ant, who burnt the
town. Sin Jnln, or GrrytoNn, ON the 18th,
was entirely destroyed one or tNo small
II n r., Il,a
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From The Micliiysacer, july 90.

From Tie IHtellIygRcrr ,JuiV %
After several weeks' discussion the Senate
Yesterday relieved Itself for the present, OF
these great questions concerning the public
lanis, by passing bii containtng three i'm.
po,tint lrinciplcs US will b. seen hy the sab
joined synopsis Of the bill, whieh has yet t,
receive the sanction OF the House Of Il R'prc
suntatiyes. Under the prccmplioL clause, il
viii BE- observed, the States in which the
land, lie can enter them all, or any plrtigu,
lar class of thtn, at the gridultad prices
SYNOPSIS OF THE DILL.
/ The FIST section provides that the minimum
price of the public lands ut the United Statcr
shah be reduced after the lst oI JuIy, 1895
ana sold according tD the following scale:
For lands which shall have been offered at
puolc .,4le aud remain unsoId for five years
uue d,llar per .c7e; Ior lands which have beer
offered al public su,e nl rcmlin unso!d ten
vo,r,. .,yrnIv.i,e cents an aero: (r llnls
,v,i,h shan I,,v, II .en offered At su5lic slls
,,I Ir.,,,i,,,n., 6,,oo., vn.,rs Il "a ccnis an
n,r,. t,r land. ,ylir, b,v, h.,o, ntr.raL a,
n,,h,,,. sail, ,,,l r,,,,i, u,,.,lI ,,,..,,.,, e.,
tw,uIv. fyr ,,,nI,on ,,r. and ,,,r l,,i. .'ni,L
shall have been offered At nnt lie .,I, ,nI r,'
mann ru,,,lI ti,irtv v,,rs tv,I..,rt, IA. !,
cent, AN mere. nr,v,,I,n., thn IN, ar,d,,,,n,,
nr,rrs.. rr,n INV r,n,s +, ,,ysn,y' G,, o,,,,'
np ,,r,, shan not t,l,, mas, nam, m, I,,I,
in tAg inv c,pt elias, ,1,lih,v, b,,, ava,
,.,J t,s,l,. IL, a o,r,,l nr I.,.t ,y, vsr,,
n, IN. prj,e Of li,v cent. nor ncra or,n,'yhjch
tina rr,ce or the aid I,nl. sh,ll II, r,,L,,aJ -,
t,,eniv.iv cents nor ucr,
Tn.s .sccId s,c,i,u n,oyi,los ,b,, uh,,,r,,
n SIT. shall desire :, ,c,rir, nr,a,,,,,i,,
rj,nt TO all the lands. or I, Ilthe nnds mr,ng
c,.rt,,i, cI,ss and nrir, ,,,,,,i, H., h,.I.,, ,.
o,hrr puroo,s, ib,n rnjl,o,J nr c,m,i ant m
si.,,ifn. m, sam, ,,th, pr,siI,n, ar ,,'1
IIni,.d S,,,,s no nm me-, nfi,, I',;
,h,y n. Il, ne or,,,nd nm ,ho r,I,o'.ia,, ,a."',
Tn1, said S1,tn m,y dv IN. n.;c, - .'ii
Inud. ohnys ,b,, nrnsc,ihcd ;r H., a., ,
tinn a, ,his nc, rnservinn ,ha nvnn,' =, ;,'sIr,
rroyi,sI ,ln, th, ,i,l, s5,lI rn, n,.s,, 49,,
pnr,hn.,r nn,il Il. h,s n,iJ ,hn m nIi,.,, '"'
th. s,,J G,. s.c,i,n ~ ,la IIni,,I S,, '
nnI ,h, ,hs L,nLs sha,I ho III, >, ,''s
s.,n, l,n,I s,hJ,yisi,n, IN ,L, s,r,.,,I WV
y,v n, nre now nnd nrov,Jsdhy INV. anI
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all yo old iogics. When yon, through thosc
bugDegrs OF (anntirism, Parker, Phillips.
Garrison, and burnt Consiitiut on, take tn,
plan Of the boys in snowbalIing locomotives
that is pitch In good bit before hand, as th
old schooner may pass and your hugbears o.
foil behind. Why, sir, we win scatter that
Douglass breach Of trust party So that when
the smoke clears up they viii not knoN
! themselves, mud as for Douglass himself the
old black schooner will overtake him on his
ate hcJby,nud kick him to the very dvidinc
ridge between SILT river and nowhere, and
when he wakes M he will solilo1uise ns fol-
! lows--"this cant be the giant OF the Wes',
mol no! lts that other Douglass we reod of.
! Therefore we invite the GGzetis on boart
the old schooner and we will protect biz
beacon before he is pounded to death by hi
brother Democrats. Fly to the Getty o
refuge ior ii Oh Squire opens his batter,
on yonr beaver again. you will not bo ct fo
the old hat department. and you will be place.
! in The Know Nothing saloon.
WAsHNsToN TOWNSHIP.
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To CoRREsPoHpENTs.- The article Of Ali
qHis is unavoidably crowded out this week.
The communication from "One of the
People came too late for this week; it will
appear in cur next
"Feritas" will appear next week.
"Observcr" is too late for this week, also.
A press of news matter must be our only
excuse for thus crowding them out.
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WHIG CONVENTION.

WHIG CONVENTION.
The Wings of Belmont County will
assemble in their respective town.
ships at the several places Of holding
elections, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1854,
for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates to attend a nominating Con-
vention to be held in
ST. CLAIRsVILLE, ON TUESDAY,
AUGUST eih, 1854,
for the purpose of nominating
A Clerk of the Court,
Probate Judge,
Sheriff,
Auditor,
2 Commissioners,
One Direc or ofthG Co. Infrmary.
All persons who are opposed TO recent
reieal Of the 9Th, section of the Missouri
Compromise Act are cordially invited to be
present.
BY order Of he Wing Central Committee.
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made immediate Inquiry, but il was only aiier
DELAY OF more than o Year that | found the
medal in the hands ot M.l gtt Fillmore, Pres
ident otlhc American Commission
Having received 1t from him, now for
ward il to you, with my hearty cong'a'n'a-
tions for tae honor your productions shed
not only upon youtsalG butupcn your country
The coarser 's,spe rrddacis Of the United
States were expected, but it caused no lItii'
surprise to see silks coming from the "wi''
West" that riyalcd the faese fabrics iron
the looms Of London and Lyons. Dut th'
result of the great exhibition OF 1851 di'
nush to illustrate the truth taat the digrit!
OF labor is the true stimulus Of art and rea
progress the child Of liberty.
Tsay yenrs,
~ TTprrcRNTP
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CHOLERA IN BELLAIR.--An acquaintance
informs us that the wife aud child of Mr..
HARVEY PoRTERFIELD, of Bel!air, and JAMES
FULTON of the vicinity of Bellair died Of,
Cholera on Friday last
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CHOLERA AT NIAGARA FALLs.--This
disease is raging with fearful fatality at
Niagara, SO much SO that all who are able
are deserving the vicinity, and it is represent
ed as being almost entirely desula,e.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HousEHoULD WoRDs.-The August num-
ber of this periodical is received. 1t contains
chapters "a, 25, &c, 81, g. % Of Hard Times.
This work increases in interest 'By the way
gentlemen we saw nothing of the July num-
ber How was that! The present number
contains its usual amount of spicy, original.
papers.
Terms; 200 per year in advance.
r. l.. McErath & Co. No. IT, Spruce ST..
New York
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L. Consultation with soma of In voters pf
this lWlaa0..on Tpwuahp) we liud tI,r 40
citizen oI this Township hns held 0ny State
or County U.irh for The last Is or 20 years..
Yuu viii, Tuerrlore, Please unuolnec
DAMS KEMP Of Washington rpo as a cn-
ddate Ior Commissioner. Subject 10 the dr-
cision oi any Convention cFnpoacl OF Anti
Nebraska men.
see cali for a Convention of the Anti
Nebraska voters o! this Congressional dis.
triCt tor the purpose OF putting IN nomination
some one OF our fellow citizens OF this dis
trict Tor that Office. | heartily concur with
that proposition, aud would say To my fellow
citizens that It stands us IN hand to stand
Shoulder to Shoulder. No odds what our
political namcs moy be, we should unite our
forces in bringing uut u man, that when the
time comes aud he shalt be called upon To
stand in the counCia Of our nation, that he
may have independence enough to suy to
slavery thus far hast thou come, aud no
further canst thou go" | am glad to see
you have hoiated the nominees ct late State
convection. ! urge upon all men VIII, ARE
opposed TO the late fraud ol every name to
come forward in their might that ONO may
thunder throughout this nation, ragt where.
MS ous hpl-haldel servants have torn down
that old partition tcuue without due notice -
We therefore order Il rebuilt at TN, our dr,t
public expression, that we may have peace
anl qpieluio in our borders.
The Gqsriie seems to think tIat old
schooner we GOT up at Belmont ia too long
law and blackJor some of the Old national
Ways TO come aboard Of. WHY Sir, We ure
sli national boys uud expect to remain m.
,onal. And, Sir,.we are croWding ON broad
"a, oli Schoo ,er, old hat in hand, aud the
Ic,,es'J old bat party VIII soon set sail with
o.d Judge SSaa Tor Captain, & Diekenderier
for s.esrsman, uni then get out Of the way
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HoT.-The weather during the first oil the
week seemed to be getting hotter than any
we have yet had, making one almost feel, as
HOOP was wont to say--"like stripping off
his flesh and sitting in his bones awhile to
to cool off,
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LOWELL, July ga fire broke out last
night in James Lawman's stable Donniver
stree; spreading rapidly consuming tue Rail-
road Hotel crossing to Lowell when several
large wooded buildings were destroyed, and
several stores. The principal sufferers are
Josiah Be"ne', John Maynard, James Law
mqu, N. Wright, J, s. Proctor and j. Brandt.
Many Irish families are left houseless, the
loss is estimated at 10000 dollars. A little
girl five years of age penshed' in the flames,
Jas, Lowell a fireman was ,erriblp irnot fatally
injured.
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NJ. Epi1oR:-

your Ilst paper contained the announce
ment cE my name as candidate for Con-
gres9, subject to the decision Of the Wing
Cvnvc niiun. believe it is generally con-
cluJej on the part Of the Wings to hold no
district convention. have been requested
by large number Of the patriotic Wings g.
yote5s o, tho district to continue my name as
u canJilltp subject to the decision Of the
voters ol the ballot box. | have concluded
to comply with their request. Ny general
politics il known and in addition to the same
avn in favor of a practical homestead law
the Improvement Of the western rivers and
htrJ1ugs, and such other legsittioa as the
interest Of the people may demand. For
state p,iicy an in favor of the present
system Of blukjnE; reduction Of our cnor.
nous taxes the sale Of the pubic Works &
exp sing the frauds AMI corruptions Of out
national state and county governments; a
the proper time | viii give more extende,
view ot NY principle in detatl.
d l.. JEN NINGS.
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0J-Green Corn made its appearance in
our market last week, and grim disease, ,"grin-
ming horrible and ghasily smile" kindly
took it by the eurs.
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BALTIMORE, July a9,-Great mortality
from cholera is reported in Burke county
Georgia. Dat of 81 cases so proved fatal.
The Washington Union this morning in a
lengthy article, favors the resolution placing
ten millions of dollars at the discretion of the
President 10 use IN the acquisition Of Cuba
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tETThe negroes of this community celc-
brated the anniversary of West India eman-
ciPaton al the Great Western on Tuesday
Lat
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0S5~The western coach upset on last Sat-
urday evening during the storm just beyond
Lloydsville. No one hurt.
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MARrls ssfEERy, July 29Ih 1854.


p I b,ye ;ns, rs,n.orl r,m tour through
Tho in,er!or & rastorn norton Of orr glorious
A.,,,a ~, nLi.bIs,.,,j inter- IN. nai,urn.
mai Of tho Convention of the Freemsn OF
Olio an ,h, ev,.. .,,,r,,,-,Als l3,h of Jnly.
AsIlsr, ,la ci,,. nr Co,,n,s,a n co,p1.,ny
win ,bo lg,r,,,,,. r..p p.sa. and n.her
c,,,,is. r.,o.., e uNny Virqfni,. had
,,,rl, o,,.,~.,,..',ins .. l5.rn il, s,n.tn,.
or iho -.'.,l,. in r,r.rrn.e ~ A."putforu,,
,,I ~, r,,pir,a, .r ,l, ror,rp,irr. And
a,tbo,,,, T.. ,h,, se.if,3 of me state. but
l;,,r.,,.. l,.l.I G,r trm tho c,. vrn'ipp.
b.l,o,i,., ss ,I,,y tfl ma, +, y,ull TAX, ny.
trar,,, ,,r,,,rl r'.,.,,h, .gti,,, ,( slavery. ia
,ri, ,L, yi,.y, or,Nsy Gonno,ij.,t".-,he
r,s,.,, ,r,, .,y.r, ,,,,,,b,v .,,r,-,s.
a.. anI ,t.,o ,b,, i,srrod thn ,r,.nI .s.
.snrnst NV nS cooysr,i,p. and th, c.ylil,.es
non,instel tho cttbusi,-lic r,sypp.r That
rusa gro,n lie baayts Of lre,mcn was but Il
r,r,f,.,e OF what we NAV eynect in Ocf1b,r
/, fact vlersyer have brrn. whether in
,be ,i,i.s Inns, tbr,py. ar tn, b,n,,tc,d Of
,bc ,,iiin., h,,.h,pJ,n,,. tho condemnation
or tle re-. l;Ies. course of III, National al.
u,ipi.tr,,f.n. ruvpru,I a.. II L. nv the slnyr
ro,y,-. is d,a,pp,i earnest. noI,r, determine.
tion il EXPRESSED to tyr,,t most differences.
t,;pnnh over p,rtv nr.ii iiccs. and Liytpr
a.id.. ouo.,i,p. or n,,;sv und exredi,ncv. -
,rita in solid rb,j,nv ~ o,oo., the ov,onsi,r
- .l.,o,,. T., ,,r,,ri,orios scnosocrn,oJ :, Fro..
dom. Th, Wbics are willing to r,reco thoir
di.,io,,iv, r,,ce. IN thor, ,rndered almo.,
,,,iin,,s lao, ,lc s,,,boro .or,,,,;.1 ca,c,..
,h, n ',,;..at ,o ,,;vo ,o ,ho mama oocn
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New YORK, July 81,

A fire occurred this AFTERNOON in Jersey
City, consuming two entire squares,
-7SThe buildings consumed was principally
occupied by mechanics. =
The total loss is estimated at from $780,
900 to 100000.
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0tyWe invite attention to the communicn

0T-We invite attention to the communica-
ton of Republican" in another coumn.-
He is an intelligent gentleman who keeps
his eyes busy us he moves about, and gener-
ally knows just what is going on. He gives
cheering accounts from the Reserve of the
feeling in favor of the Columbus Convention
and we are glad to be able to inform him and
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EXPLANATION.

A writer in the Gazette OF last week claims
that he has been misreprcsented by us; in
order to make the ameade honorable we will
give him the benefit of his own explanation.
"Amicus" is the writer we refer to-
In speaking of US in former article he
said
ale should be sure of his man tefJre he makes
"usc OF such ungcn;Iemanly epiIhutS rs 'coplrdy," "
lest at sDm' unexpected moment h. might racriva
! paiPable- physical demonstration OF its ial.ty."
1t requires no great amount Of wit to see
the meaning of that Further along in the
same article he says
Look out for "lre in the renr" which may
"compel You retreat inglorous,y from the field
"and eiltctuay cure you for your Penchant io5 lofty
" 'shooIing.'
Now we had supposed, as had everybody
who read the article from which the above
was taken, that he meant Just what he said.
1t seems we were mistaken, however, for in
the last weeks Gazette he comes out and thus
lucidly explains:
"lie Ionrselil may put what construction he
chooses on The language he quotes from my com.
munlcaton. meant that in of assaut--he
m ght unexpectedly meet with an antagonist OF
greater physical power than he anticipated"
How easily one may be led astray in tax.
ing an article as it reads. We should always
be careful in this respect, as great injustice
is often done-as was the case in this in
stance-by taking man at what he says
We assure Mr.. "Amicus" that the misap-
prehension was SO perfectly natural than
scores of our friends, aye and of his friends,
too, put precisely the construction on it that
we did. We trust the above explanation
will be perfectly satisfactory-it rot let him
point out any other msconstruction and we'll |
gladly right it. We insist, however, that
"Amicus" must never let the cacosihes scribeadi
so grow on him that he will have to write
one week an explanation of the last.
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The HOME JouRNAL.--This sterling Jour.
nal improves by age, and we now regard it as
the best literary newspaper in the United
States. Its articles are of true literary merit,
and no one ever rises from reading it without
feeling that they have found something which
infinitely more than paid the pepesal. The
names of its editors are sufficient to intro
duce it to every drawing room table in. the
United States. Geo. p. Morris aud w. p.
Wills, are names SO intimately connected
with American literature that they are known
and read Of all men--and women
Price $500 per annumn, in advance. Morris
g. Wills, No, lot Fulton ST. New York City.
Everybody knows Peter Farley! Well,
he has written History of the world which
is in his peculiar style and cannot fail to pro-
duce a powerful effect, and prove of great use
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

ron JUICE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JOSEPH r. SWAN, Of Franklin.
TOR BOARD OF rupLlc WORKS,
JACOB BLlCKENSDERFER Jr., of Tuscarawas
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To Correspondents.

= 4 V VIfNS VI'N'STHNS'
Communications must be handed in before 10
o'clocl on Wednesday morning.
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There VIII De UOnVolll0n OF The
Anti-Nebraskans Of this Congression-
al district at
GAINESVILLE, Angus 18th,
for The purpose of putting in nomina-
ton a candidate for Congress for said
District.
1t is hoped there will be large
attendance from all the counties on
that occasion, and thai Anti-Nebras-
kans without respect to party will be
there.
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