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f8 Nous sommes autolises annoncer que l'ecoe
publique de Get arrondissement tenue par Mr. spen-
Ger, en- notre vile, etc rouyerte lundi dernier Les
eniaits de faroEdissement peuvent etre admis sur
une simple application Fun des directeurs.
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OPEE4OUSASs
SAMEDI MATIN, 25 NOV, 1854.

% Nous sommes autorises a announcer Mr.. E.
NORTH CULLoM, comne candidat pour la place d'A-
Vocat de District pour lie l5e District Judicaire de
Get Etat, felection de Noycmbre 1856.
Opelousas, % Novembre 1854
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ULa fabrique des gants de pean ]!
Paris, Bruxelles, Grenoble ct Ammonia
paFation des peaux de chevreaux ouf
millions 500 mile gufs, don't la cofe
lne somme moindre de 100000 fr.,.f
qui pese SUI la concentration.
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Licenses or non Licenses.-A une election qui
ea Leu Tliibodauxyille le courant a6n eaecider
al Ton aecorderat ou refaserait les licenses pour IA
sente dcs lqueurs spnitucascs par yerres, ets de-
eide en- kvenr dcs Licenses par une majerit6@le %
sn;v r.1E
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NoTRE VILLAGE / e malheur arant voulu cue
fussions visitGs oetta aimee par la eyre aune
nous ayons regretter Ia perte de quatre Gu CHG
persone, parni lesquees sont des chefs de families
respectables qui laisSent grand vide dams lellrs
toyers ct chez leuts amis La premiere eelee est
venue cette automne, le 13 eourant I'm mos plus
tard que l'annee dernere, qu a proloRge les ma
ladies jusqua cette 6poque Nous senmes henreax
n6anmoins de pouEoif annoncer a nos lecteurs que
dcpus lie Is, personue, 4 notre connassance, nest
tombe malade dams notre village, ct que ceux oui
etacnt encore au lit sont maintenant parfaiternent
retabEs. Ccux de nos ctoyens gu avaient fui Tap
proche du Aeau sont revenus, quelques exceptions
pres, dams leurs oyers ct la vie ct la vigueur re-
naissent chez nous a yue d:a,i
La sante pabliqre est egaement excellente main
tenant Washington. La cette aimee encore, Ia
fevre jaune fait apparitien ct plusicurs per-
senEes en- sont mortes
II est relnarquer, cependant que Ia n1aladie ma
pas etc aussi mechanic cette aimee que fannee der,
nere. On SC souvent, en- effet que plus de La motie
de ceux qu ont etc attaques de la ievre aune Tan
nee deniere, Washington, en- sont morris, tandis
que la proportion, pour cctte aimee, dams les deux
villages, ne depasse pas, nous assureton cling pour
cent
Les nouyelles que nous recevons de Franklin sont
favorables depuis les gel6es la malade est presque
enforcement arr6tee les malades Sc establishment
La, il faut Pavouer, lie feau etc dune violence
cxtreme ct les malheureux habitants de Franklin ont
tte auss mahat6s cette aimee, que FONT 6te rann&e
dearere ceux de Washington ct de VerlnilIonvilie,
nos voisins. Ajoutons, pour terminer, que pas un
cas- de ferre janne ne sest declare, eette automne,
nj ! Femlonyille nj a 81. Nartinyille. Ce dernier
village a echapp6 une seconde fois d repidemie.
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EExrEs DE Ia sgxA1Sr pRocuA1SE- Les ven

FENTEs DE La sEMAINE PRoCuAINE.- Les ventes
suivantes aaront lieu la sernaine prochaine:
Washington par un encanteur, lie 81 courant,
les prophecies de la succession de Mlne Jeanne La
crox Teve de Pierre Brugere consistant en- IN ter
rain ct les baiisses, stue Washington, un lot de
lnarchaudses saches, &c.
Washington, par Achille Dupre, encanteur, lie
Ter decembEe proclaim, les propriGtes appartenant
Ia succession de feu Thomas j. johnson cousistant
en- un lot de terre ct Gcuries negrcs lypes che
Taux, voituies &c.
PoGr les CONDITIONS, yoir avis
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DubuISSORa & S6agg.

VEHEMENT de recevoir un assortment
" complet de marchandises consistant en-
marchandises seches, habillemeuts confection-
mes, chapeaux, souliers, bottles, quincaillerie,
fayence, grocerie, &c. &c. qu'ils offrent a ven
Dire pour du compliant a des prix tres avanta-
geux. lis sollicitent leurs amis ct lie public
en- general de venir examiner leur stock ct
leurs prix avant de faire leurs achats ailleurs.
Leur demeure est maintenant dams le ma
gasin dernierement occupe par Mayer & A
lexanders
Washington, "a Nov. 1854. 3m.
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Ie Egsteyw cgaraoH, public dams le Mississi-
& pi Fafle dune femme vfaitnent extraosdinaire.
Alle sest fate hermite sest VOICE Ia solitude ct
Au sllenee-Au silence une femnei Ellie cultives
sne recoite tres abondas2 C'est extraoTdinsire
d'un heut l'autre.
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Public toas les Samedis nsatin par
JOEL n. SANDOZ & ANDRE MEYNIER
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D@cSds-En cette vile, mercredi dernier, % cou
rant, Nine. CLARIssA MoREAU ycuye de feu michel
PERRAULT, Page de 5S ans
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I1WaDtfaf6uo1>

sur laquelle le defunt residait en- dernier lieu,
sltue dams lie quarter commandment appele
PAnse Robert, dams la Paroisse St. Landry,
mesurant SIX cent quarante arpents de terre
de superfcie, bornee au Nord ct a rOuest par
les terres publiques, au Sud par le Bayou
Plaquemlne Brulee, ct a l'Est par Colbert
wv. Foreman ensemble arec tnutes
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JURY DE PoIIcE.--Cc corps administrators des
afares paroissiaes sassemblera en- sGaDce rtguEere
hndi, decemb!e proclaim
Ceux qui ont des F6clamatiens contre la Paroisse,
devront les presenter Greffer, avant lundi, a 10
heurcs du matin, ain cue le Jury puisse en- prendre
coHnaissaGce. ..' s-s.s.
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NJ. SDuLE.

On salt que e retour de NJ Soule Madrid a
cause un .n6contentement general dams cette vile
Nous ayons dabord cherche sans success nous ex-
Fiquer cette h9stilite, mais passage 37aae cor
feSpondance dela Prssse nous soadainement eclai-
re. 0n persuade aux hebitanS de Madrid que les
Etats-Unis fognentent Ia discorde en- Espagne, atm
aafalblr cette paissance ct de pernettfe aux fiji
bustlers a.nercains de sempaFer asement de Cuba.
Ce bruit absurde 'est accrGdite au point dexciter
contre Rotre gouyeraenent uHe haiue implacable.
Quaut M Soule on lie eonsidere CONNIE PANE de
cettc conSTafati0a iaginaire ct CONNIE le distTi.
buteur des fons secrets que H. Pierce lui enyoe de
4 Washington Les enneplis de notre pays, grace
cetts fable. ant r6uss soulever p6pinion contre
rUnion ct son representant Madrid.
foici le passage de Ia correspondence de Ia
Frssse don't nous larlons plus haut;
Apres les coHspiratons carlistes ct rSpubii.aines
ld6noncees, dit-on, au cabinet espagnol, par une
puissance yoisine mais don't Ia police vaiaement
cherche retronver les fls il en- est une don't on
sentreteat mantenant ct qui laisserait tautes les
autres biea loin derriere ellie. II s'agt dune cons
pration monstre, la tete de iaquee Sc trotverait
ie gouvesnement des Etats-Unis. De meme que
aous disioas autrelois en- France Perfide Albion
On dit aujord'h hui en- Espagne: aPerfde Amerique.n
lie mot est lance dams Ia circulation.
Voyez jIsquon va Fimagination des tiulides ct
des faseurs de noHvelles: Les Etats-U Unis veulent
Cuba tout prix on leur vendra File, on lis Pau
rent de quelque manare que ce soft ct par tous les
sargiAees possibes Dams ce moment, ils distFi-s
buent Pleines raains de pargent (comme on con-
matt pea les an<rcains9 aux carlistes ct aux re-
publicans. Avant fouvertare des Cortes une
bombe doit 6clater lc'sst nexpressioa don't on Sc
leFt onvrez bien les yeux ct lises on enleveFa la
Rsine v
pespAre que VOLTA un plan compiique. une COM
hnalaan machiav6lique, qui denande, pour etre
conduite bonne fin, une certaine energie ct un
grand mystere. Da mystere surtout Aussi tout
e monde parle-t-il de 90 complot formidable, au-
quel on rattache ct les conseils dOnnes 10 Refine
par cestains membres du cabinet sur sa residence
aetuelie, VI Ia pr6tendue contfainte qn'on anTait
cherehe exercer sur ellie pour Ia faire s6ourner
RA Mo 10, ct parrestatiou dune grande ct belle
dame iiancaise ~ Pradu, etles frGquents voyages,
leI,ras gu communications qui arr;veut Isabelle \
mals6 son encourage, on pllt5s par son encourage,
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So".saa OHF;e;sgss "a oras";''s 81. sea..s.Y "
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Peur les conditions, yoir avis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

wmru WAY mr WmD Blows. Over DO
ON'ord County isaTap,rm.sca'l,lThapsm-
ocra,, which ekc5 out lean Subsistence.
REP Journal
This Is copied in'o tho Bangor Democrat
with gre1. Both these Journals dcIIgl, BOO
attacking aud continuing attacks on tho Dem.
osnL
Now,iii, is any consolation Tor these jour
mails ,hus 10 deceive the people ani their pat.
rou,, We have no objection.
"Icsn subsistence, whcw That as
.crt.on has uo, halras much ycnr.ty in !, as
thr yariou, hl.rhools told by lhc same jour
nal agains, Kuovlton and Spo1orl-'wo
members oflhc LorisIaturc-who each on
question Of privilege gave this Journal the he
direct. and which To this day stick to hun
like lIarIy's Plaster, unrelated and uuoS-
planned.
Tho whole article from which the above is
taken is analogous to this extract
Such is democratic truth as preached by
these Journals which mutually bolsicrup each
other. With such kind OF preaching in Pc
nolslo, and Waldo, (adop,ci in this County
tool 1t is no, strange tho Regular "Ihbcral
Fundamental" organization is in a bad way.
For the information Of these Journals, We
will ius, sly tina, the Oxford Democrat now
bias greater number Of good paying sub'crl-
b,rs than auy other paper in this County has
roir. or over had Of good aud idd, both in
cludcd. And what is more, with very few
exceptions they ate true and Incorporating
Democrats. SO, brethren, don't be too SYM
pathzing.
Try again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

The democratic party would not be in the
condition it now is, if unprinciplcd oficc-scck.
ers had not rr1m-cd themselves into the front
rank, and taken Tor their wa,chword, "mle
or ruin" Portland ESPosiior.
Precisely our sentiments. Just such stuff
has ruined the democratic party in this cOun-
IS anil State. Such presses as the Exposition
and it, coaiuior, the Norway Advertiser.
got up Chandler and PIls5ary candidate; for
the pcoplc-placcd lhcm on new and I'm.
heard of Platform, opposed to all progress Of
real dcmocracy.-wi,h "rulcor ruin" for their
walchword, and the party was in consequence
broken down. They would now, after the
accomplishment OF such a feat, do well tn step
aside and leave ihc business Of government IN
the hands ol homes, men, and then, md not
until then, can vc have peace
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
Polly.chroma'ic Crayon,.

Nc Charles T. Durcll, ot oNori, is lay.
ious To obtain a wife and loih-l end has been
advertising Tor one inlhc Portland Transcripts
Wo give him the benefit Of our circulation
and, as We presume the public in the mean.
time wi.'bo dcsirous Of knowing how his pro.
posals arc received, we have obtained from lhc
authors copies Of two communications that
have been sent to him. twill require Ja,
little study to dcyclopa tho hcari-poriraIi7 la
cach.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

SrrcrlArloSs or TuE AoE. The Age has
a long article to show that nothing can be-
done politically "ouhi4e" OF the regular ma
tioual democratic organization. For aught
wo know to the contrary this may be true.
BIZ Zee what "mguiarnm' has done the two
past years. What was called "Tcgularism'
has given Us a Wing Governor two years Ia
succession. This was done "iNHde' the "rcg-
uhr organizations" Now whatever is done
"ou,,idt" Of It can't be much worse Tor dem
ocracy. SO therefore no man can be any
worse of "outsido" than he is "insidc" Of
such 200 organization at present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

Pilsbury men in the Legislature, whom ho
assets are the Representatives Of democratic
patty Of Maine, voted almos, in a body IN
both branches Tor the anti Ncb,aska Rcsolu-
lions!
Mr.. Mcdonald proiesses to have expressed
the sentiments of the democratic party Of his
own District, in bis speech, yet bu, one Pills
bury Representative and no Senator voted
arains, the Resolution Of instruction which
he pronouuccs arrogant and impudenl. 80
An the others who voted on the resolution,
voted yea Senators, Moore and Hayes
among the number.
Whether the Maine Legislature was or
TO, in favor OF NrPilsjury,is no, the question
which Mr.. Mcdonald bad to do with in his
attempt to justify his support Of the Nebus.
Ia Bill, it was whether ths Pilsbury men 10
the Legislature. tho d''Iolralic party"
there as he calls them, were in favor or op.
posed to the Nebraska Bill, and whether the
,u;cs these men gave were, or not, true rc-
lex Of 40, only ID, democracy bu, the people
Of Maine on the question. Tho Pilssury
men voted lor tho RESOLUTION of instruction,
which Mr. McD. knowingly disregard.
therefore !, is very plain tha, some other in-
luccmcat than lh, desire To- carry the wishes
OF the Democracy OF Maine in relation TO Ihc
Nebraska Scheme, controls tho voice and
votes OF he Member Of Congress from the
lH District Of Maine.
Mr. Mcdonald does NOT seem tolayo room
enough TO spread Dos flIac,r' ou, upon paper
side by side; he hls go many iha, be must
pile them up ono upon another To a gidiy
height. To ,hc main flllacy which ho puts
forth as a starting point 10 hrs Speech, mo-
liccI above, hc adds another, as follows -
81 upIcsc,S ,r,th.s same Legislature would
have requested me To have voted Islalcs of
L.ullsy Murray J for ,lc present Cover.
ua-."
~, u.u, democratic, Senators who voted
ur NJ Crosby and made him Governor
would undoubtedly have mllcsucb requests,
~, how docs this better Mr. Mcdonald
nse' ltr,hrr makes d worse for b, so hap
rrurd,hat thu.s u.ao Senators were 100 strong
plshgry mru, aud wo are most happy to u.
form ,hc scau,mon 100 Washington ,hat srN
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Gbr ()rfor0 Drnlotrat.
PARIS, Nc. MAY 10, 1854.
PUBLISHED rvrrY FRIDAY MORNING ny
NOAH FRINGE,
THOMAS II. nRowN. Editor.

Terms. --.One dollar and hlty cents strictly iS
huvANori ONE dolarlu sryen',-iiye cents vilh-
in siN m.uths tNu dolhrsat iho cnd 1t the year
20 which Giy cents vill h. added iur every year
n which payment IL DELAYED.
ApyTErIsIpTyrsiu inserted o'souab'o terms
the proprietor NOT lcius accountable i"r any error
beyond che aullrt charged fnr ihc advrrii.gmcut.
--rS. VI. pETTENGlll, s Co., 10 Ni1fs
g., E.sfH. AMI 10 Nrssau 81, N,r l'.,f, urc
our "ul, 'uhari'cl agents Coz procuring subscup
ols, iorvarlIag advertisement.
-fFIUm.rt iur all advertisements is held 90 lc
,iu' iruu ihr tstr ufthe fret Insertion.
To Communications should directed ln "ihc
oNi.H Democrat, Paris. Me-
nook nnd Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

P.arwrsr Isqray. IN the course " "a
rrecu, debate go Congress, Zoe question Of the
intormauarc orwbi,cs and blacks vas start
ell. The Southern members were rau,cu.
llrlg indignant that such a thing should b.,
permitted, and Mr. Keiuof South Carolina,
waNcI glI,r warm in his dcnunciaiioas Of
lhc r-aiurc. Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, al
m.u.s,.rsl settler to the excited kciU by
puqaanl.ag the very pcr,tncn,q question, how
il happened that It the South were 50 op-
posed 90 the iu,cImauiage OF whites and
blacks. that there were so many mulaitoCs
,hcg5i This was a slumpCr. 1t is well
known act tha, nearly all Of the slaves atlhc
South h,yc much lho larger proportion OF
white blood coursiug IN ihci, veins; nOw il
the South oppose inlcmauilge aud ATE a
mlul aud chasla people, ", should like to
inquire upon wha, physiological principles
this phenomenon is explained. We hope
our vaspish little friend Of the Portsmouth,,
Va, Globe, will cluc.iaIc ihe mystery.
standard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

RIGur ABOUT FACE. "1hc Liberal Uas
for Nebraska and repeal OF the Missouri com
promise. lls editor has read lehtoussPeoeh'
and is now satisfied lha, it isawcscd scheme
aud "no 60" As the Age says when It fills
its columns with designating old rPoa''r'
articles, "lhal IS srvVhs.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19

Cor. Erro, AcAr, iS rHE Frlp. The
Missouri Democrat announces, by authority,
ual Thomas II. Hrnlol is again can '.aic
Coz Cou-tcss iu thc 81. Louis arl a.i is
likewise a candidate byIoe lhc Icop.. lhc
STATE az large forclcc,iun 20 'lo um. '.-ics
Senate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-19
WANTEDi!i
4 PARTNER @r Lie, that will coincide with
y ilI. lr.rIintlln.

4 PARTNER 6r Lie, that will coincide with
y this description.
A,oulg lady from sixteen 90 twenty years ofHrr.
whose weight h. from one hundred o. one huu'.HI
and tvcut, Eve pounds. SAID girIu1st lru. god
form, with black csc. anl black hair lhat -l1ply
The pmno-fur'c welt, appear well be clrg1n,, ilou
q respectable family, that can 1nl Ut.I dl HI hI.'s
ofhluss.vufh With ease, 1ui make l husband Hrl-
o., during ihis DE-, Sc, s.. Please 1iI-css pos.
1lH. CHARLES Z. DUEHEli
RS. Noo'hers tlnn oi sa.l description H..l
osGrJ, AprIl2o 1851
Firt We present the reply Of a charming
lady Of ",mccr,an age" WHO'S yory indir-
nan, ,ha, any one should think 10 win hlr
with an advertisement, costing but seven and
.ivpcucc; and having lhc lmpudcaco 90 require
her to prepay the postage. "Sai!rrI' is
warranted emo, 90 be caught with chaI."
-, May, 1851.
Surely. Mr. Charles DuurII. yol mus, bo
"a ruNcumb On suppose ,hlt a lady cu.uc.lf0r
with me requirements Ui Your advertisements
sc Young, bIackrycl, guoIl0DkIng, with pleas
ant manners, musical taste. and of respect
able family, would De- so lost to reason ls 90
consent 60 become ihr partner of man who
it not capable ofm1kng himself arrcpiah.ol1
some hir lady OF his Acquaintance, without
being obliged to advertise. Perhaps, how
ever. your lady acquaintance have taught
YOU that ADVERTISING is your only chance of
obtaining ans sort ot a partner, from l'H iHct
that the less rou arc known ,lu better yUu
ar, liked and ihli you will never Erl vito
unless some lucalc.s maiden rrchlr...y come
srnis tn take y1u "unsIrht, unseen a.l
then. mlyhln, she would Cad che Dad ml.1
a very poor bargain.
Pray. Sir. what aT- E14r abilities tlai you
ask for s1 much After long i.s, oi &C.
romrl,hmrnls you molo.ily ada, " lad rl-
r1hlo of making q man happy during Goo,
lIlr." d" 4 MAN q" WHY. ,Uu poor, dclul-
ga innocent, idrt hst .swb..v would ru. he
rf ihc least service 90 YOU, 0lr lur Mrs
pauIug,un srys. " 10 ls r1' every msh.nl
,hat is "a m1n;" anI iho uI -dg s usht.
Therefore advise you to withdraw 'uur
advertisement. anl seek av.lr among h0.a
e yoaT uog r1Iihr'.
Not VOWS,
Cmut Taa.w0uD.
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STATE arr requested Co give Ilr foregoing
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insertions
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pUvorar.r Irorsr,rIyr CtrCrs 40 q
meeting ftbr Democratic members oi Toe
Legislature holden % Augusta, On The g'ev.
culh DAY Of April, y d. 1851, having been
urEln.zrlhy the choice of Hon. job purrco of
Turner, q. President. and Calvin II. Whit.
ucy o. NuNaurrH, sud George y. Pitcher of
NoWVn1. 4. Secretaries.
On muligs ust che Hon. H. 7, Jersey Ui
Rclffsll. Nresrs Jersey ut konnchcc, and
Rrr-lg. Il p,uDh-cut ul thc Senate, and
Newman 90 InmUut, were appointed com.
murr mr.pur Resolves iur,ho confederation
of ihr meeting.
W. ruuey tom said committee suhsc-
gurrly reported ihr following Resolve
Rooted, That in ,lc, ct ,ho great impor.
Hrrt u'w,lgl AND energetic action II our
rcNI State election vr hereby request thr
D.rprrlir state Committee, chosen 40 the
contention which nominated Hon AnsUn Z.
Morrill, nrGwumur 900 iugu.u Hei iu crll
W., T.' C".Hf.|H uiuur T.U1'ii.uUs
no tn carly jar. no some convenient and Gene
Co.. place, 90 um.nHln n candidate 'ur Cover
us lu Ic .a..urrl % lh1 next GuhrraiUral
election, aul t0 ir.rslrt such other bushes,
- m. i.uI Oh perfect uuT organization a.I
~ .s 1ar, Nua efficiency AMI Success %
iar r'.',.
Tn.a'aw resolve aas discussed and uaan-
.m..iy adopted
JOB PRINCE Pr.f.a
G. II. Wmugr lS,,,,,,.,.
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