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duce powerful effect, and prove Of great use
10 the public. 1t is not written alone for thl
younger Juveniles, but all members of the
family may rend il with advantage.
;sAn ample Chronological Table Ia given,
with full index, containing upwards of 1000
hisiorinl and geographical names--thus rem.
dering It Cyclopedia Of history and a Uni
versal Gazetteer, a valuable for daily and fa-
miiar use as book of reference. The work
is in two imperial octave volumes, containing
1900 pages, in double columns, and en- braces
as much printed matter as six or eight vol
umes of ordinary extent.
Published by DERBY g. MILLER, N. Y.
Price--bound in embossed Turkey Nor
rocco, enc volume, $6,oO in two volumes,
S7,OO.
John kiukade is the authorized agent for
Belmont and Monroe Counties.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of

l. ST. CLAiRsvILLE under the superinten-
dcnce of Messrs. d. r.. Moore, WN c. CAR
MAN, and Miss T., J. KELLER, will commence
on MONDAY, the 25th day of August
The schools will be classed into three
grades, High, Secondary and Primary.
Branches taught in the PRIMARY DEPART-
MEsr--Orthopraphy McGuffey's first, second
and third Readers, Primary Mental Arithmetic,
Youths Manuel of Geography, combined with
History ana astronomy, Nelson's introduction
10 Penmanship, Declaln alton, &C.
SECONDARY DspARrMEHr--McCsoffe offey's 4th
and 5th Readers, Mental and Written Arith.
me,ic, Mitcbel's Geography, English GRAM
mar, Parley's Second Book of History, PEN
m,nship, Defamation, Composition, &c.
Hon ScEooL-Adyanccd Mental and Writ.
ten Arithmetic, English Grammar, Physiolo-
gy, Natural History, Botany, Astromy, Natu-
raj, Mental aud Moral PHILOSOPHERS, Chemis-
try Rhetoric, Log,r, Algebru, Geometry, Sur
veying Navigation, Plain aud Spherical Trig-
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MECHANICS, INvENToRs A,

manufactufeTs. $40 IN Cash PTiZ.s,
Volume Ten Of the "Scientife Amsrissnu eopps,ce,
advancement OF the interests OF MseAdnes tnuenfors
Mdnpd,tnrsrs and Farmers and IL edited by men pTsc
uoay skilled IN the arts and sciences. Probably No
otner journal OF The same character Ia % extensively
oireuated or 20 generally esteemed for lis practice
ability Nearly all THE paiuobie Patents which issue
weekly from the Patent Once are illustrated rim En-
grdrings, and the claims Of all the Patents are publish
enfeguarIy in It's columns as they are issued thus ma
King perfect SCIENTIFIC MscHAsicAL ESoycto.
rrp OF intorWaton upon the subjects Cf Mechanical
generally. u Is published weekly In quauo form tut
able Tor binding, and each volume contains FovR IJS
DRIED AND sNTEES PAoEs OF Reading Mater. SEvrn IL
HrNpRED EsoRAvfs0s, with full and eonniete IndeY
is circulation on the last Volume exceeded % OdO
per week. and the practical rereipts in one voue s,e
worth to any family much more than the
price. 'l'''"
The following CAsH Prizes are offered by the pub
isors for the fourteen LARGEST lists OF suhscbers
N ny the LIST Of January Is55so0 will he rivep for
for the onrth so for the ~ 45 for the syih 20 for The
sevcmth 50 for the eigh 30 for the NINTH 25 for the
unh ~ or the eleventh. IS for the tweih: for Tho
thlreenh and for the fourteenth The cash will Ie
pan 10 h order nf the successful competitor imedj.
aiely ater the LIST Of January, 1855.
IrRss:-One copy, one wear. 2; one cnpy sS months
u hve copies six month";. - eorez, six months p.
ten eoples twelve months, Is; ffeen COMES tweive
vance. ''E - ~ -"
Ken al less than 40 each. Names sent in at d
iorent tinnet and from different Post OfFices
sonthern and Western money taken for snhse nj IONS
Letters should he directed. post paid to MrsS 4 Co
1928 Fulton Street, N. Y - '
Messrs MrFS & co. are extensively engaged in ntp.
veniors without CHARGE in regard to the novelty of their
improvements.
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DIED

At his residence 2! miles east of this place,
after a very brief illness, WILLIAM McMAHoN.
The deceased was man Of sterling prin-
ciples, and had, by his exemplary life secured
the respect and confidence of all who knew
him. He leaves wife, several yor,ng chill
dren and large circle of friends to mourn
his loss. Let them reflect in their great
bereavement that "their loss is his unspeaka-
bic gain"
His remains we're followed to their final
resting place on Wednesday evening by an
unusually large concoursc OF mo urning
friends. q
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP

j -NEAn bWkfHEfs bLsFa Wbttt
ffoRTu) nEEHNg. Va.
The suhserter havlnE procured rts 81 oftpos,
consisting Of Planes, Laihea. Screw tuttrr etc. ~ ITO
latest and most sppfovfd aitefns. prepared 70
do WORK In therIne, IN The best possible msnner and
on low terms. g.
Horizontal EnsInea with or without cast iron bed-
Upright Engines, all Kinds oi iron psnipa. (hsvinr q
very large msehiBeJ screw cutting, boits and nuts,
heavy and light turning, tbafinR eiC asnd repairing
Castings furnished a. lowest foundry prices.
We have constantly on hant or Can furnish short
notice, cemeDted, copper rlylted leather betting
hose; equal to any made. We sell Al manufacturers
prices and make no charge for freight or comm .sion
OF any Kind.
We respectfully ask those having need Of anything
IN our line. TO give us CALI believing we can make
their iDteres to deal with ".
aug. 16--1yl JOHN MOORE A. co.
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c1TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN.

y TY sS.-C0urt OF Common Pleas. Mshlon Gregg
vs: John X Feser Elias r. Fesler, Cashins NJ. Fesler
Hannah Gregg and PhGbe Gregg, defendants. Petition
for partition. -
The defendants hereby notified that the plaintiff
nm the i6lh day Of August 1854 filed his petition In the
CIerks once of the Court Of Common Pleas of the coun-
~ and State Aforesaid against the above named defe-
ants dem partition OF the following real estate
si,usted in the county OF Belmont aforesaid and being
n. ri Of the West half Of Sec. Up. and n. s. Con,
tsnng 100 acres and being the same premises OF which
Gregg the father OF the plaintiff. died seized in
& sinple or That order for partition of said prem.
s of viii be asked for al the fall term of the above
Cant commencing Sept 90, 1854, and such other pro
Ss"aipgs taken as are authorized by Law.
'ee"'e MkHLON GREGG,
.,,.n .n.-6w.l By MiLLvR PrsSINsTsy his Auy.
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"OBsERvAfIoxs os THE AstATIc CHOLERA as
IT APPEARED IN CINCGNNATt Iy lSI0-50."
By THos. CARROLL, Nj d.
We have received from the Author a copy
of a work with the above title. 1t is are
markably interesting work, and well calcula-
ted 10 he useful TO proper generally. 1t is
almcs, entirely devoid Of those perPlexing
4echncalties which render medical treatises
as So much Greek to all others than physici-
ans, curtaiIing their efficiency, and looknS
up their truths eXcep to the initiated. The
Or. is desiring of all praise for presenting to
the world, at the present time work of such
vital Importance to every one, and containing
SO rational msnner Of treating this terrible
disease.
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GOLDEN BEEHIVE sTORr-Cl

q -VbULN DCE-IlTN ' Z o IVN NI.-JIO-
y u sing out OF Summer stock Tremendous Reduc-
ton OF prices 10 cash trce 10 make all cal riy
iali trade. We viii for cme month sell all and every
style OF Summer Goods less prices than they were
ever o.tered teiure in Wheeling. We only name a few
prices and assure the public that they fair index
OF all our STOCK Of seasonaile goods-upon which We
have hal such tremendous all the season. Hear
the prices:
Lawns worth l2t al G., do. worth 37i at 90 Beau,i.
il Rareges and Barage DrlaiuS that have heen selling
all the season from % to 20 at -. SILK Tissues at 90
to % Challys worth 80 a. ~ 10 ~ &c. peing deter.
mined TO close stock. ve viii Sell every style Of
S'mer Dress Guuhs at prices that will surprise any
one acquainted with the traIe. Remnants and small
patterns sold without eIard TO cost
- STONE l. THOMAS.
Wheeling, aug. II.
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AccInENT--A team belonging to Messrs.
WARREN g. Soss, of Wheeling, ran away
on Wednesday last about % miles west OF
town. One of the fore wheels came off
which frightened tAe horses causing the run
off. The driver was very severely injured.
having sepen large ragged cuts upon his head.
The skull is uninjured, and he will soon re.
cover,
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SOCIETIES..

MYSTIC LODGE, No l6O, l. o. o. F., meets
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3s, meets
cry month.
BELMONT LODGE, No. l6, Free Musons, meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE CHAPTER, No. IT, Roy.
al Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening imme.
diaiely after Full Moon
RIO FRIO DIVISION, No. 354, Sons of TEN.
erance, meets every Saturday evening. -
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No 3s, meets
on the I'd and 4th Tuesday evening OF each and ev.
cry month.
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CENTRAL ONO RAIL RoAD.--The rails
are laid down on the track Of this road
TO Millwood, within miles of Bornesville.
They intend to have the road completed and
the cars running to Barnesvile in time to
take passengers to the State Fair in Newark.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
<l

NJ. E. CHuRcH-Pustor, John NJ. Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at IL O'Clock, A. M. Sabbath School
at 81 o'clock P. NJ. David Thoburn, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH--Pastor John ho9af.-,,
Public Worship at II o'clock, a. M. Sabbath
School at o'clock p M. George Anderson, Super
lntendent.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHuRcH.-Pas,or, AleIan-
der Young. Public Worship at II O'Clock A. NJ
Bible Glass, instructed by the Pastor at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
SocIETY Of FRIENDS, Public Worship in each
Church at L o'clock, A M.
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10y STATE AUTHoRITY.-rhe Ers,

- Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn., bayin, com.
pied with the law TO regulate Insurance Agencies of
companies incorporated by other States. PASSED NAV
Isl lo5i, pnIlsh the lolowIug as required Iherehv
The original Statement heing file in the STATE Audi
tors Office, with duplicate with the Clerk of Common
Pleas County Court.
STATEMENT.
lst. The name oi the Corporation il, IfrNA ISsr.
RANCE COMPANY, located Hartford. Conn.
End and Sd. The amount of tile Capital stock is three
hundred thousand dollars s-N hCh is Al paId M
4th. The Assets of the Comp any are:
lst. Cash Oh hand and in tile hands of A.
gents or other persons, s5asCs so
Cd Real Estate UnnCumhered, 10 3,s IA
3D. Al Bonds secured by mortgage
per cent. interest, payable semi
annually, go xJuoo
2s Bends secured by mortgage--6pcr
cent. interest, payable smi All.
nually, $4,000
-, - 7a,oCO 90
mor!esge, 5,el3 IL
cured--NpsE.
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StALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- of the Probate COurt.-On

TUESDAY, the 10Th day of September, 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p.
M of said day the premises will be sold TO The highest
der the following real estate the property OF Levi
Dillon, deed, to- wit:
Being all the south east quarter of Sec. No No 90 of
Township No. and Range No. ,. Excepting So acres
lying in the west side of said quarer-which said ex
ception is described as follows to wit beginning at the
south west cyrer of said quarter and running Il ence
North SCI f. "a poles TO an ash. thence North W.
1865 poles 10 the mouth Oi small drain, thence South
sat West 81 poles red oak, thence South Il E.
I60 poles to the beginning. Containing said fty.six
ac res There is also dover interest set oil by mees
and bounds TO Catarine Dillon and assigned 10 her in
the said quarter above described excepting the SO
as aforesaid Said dover assigned is described
follows beginning for the same al stake in the road
and running thence South 1919 e. poles stake
thence North l9t w 60 poles 10 stake thence North
81 West 70 poles asake in the woods l2 links from
smal dogwood aud II links from small tree thence
South 500 W. 80 IS poles TO small run aud thence with
the division line between the said 81 acre tract and the
one hundred tract the balance Of said quarter South
45 lu poles 10 the beginning. Containing "a acres
and IA perches Said 100 acres TO be sold subject
10 said dover interest. Possession given on the LIST OF
April 1855 Appraised at tile sum OF $4,000. Terms OF
sale one half in hand, and the balance in one year, the
deferred payment secured with interest.
JOHN BELL
ALEX. BRANNUM,
aug. IL, 1894 Ex'rs of Levi Dillon decd.
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DIED

At Paris, Stark CO., O., on the 2sth Of Jnly
last, ofin0amation of the lungs, Mrs. SARAH
ANN GRAY, wife of DR.. MILTON GRAY, of
the ABOVE pl, ce. The deceased formerly re-
sided in St. Clairsville, was aged about 40
years, ard leaves husband, two children and
a large circle of friends and acquantances to
regret her loss.
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The Practical Observer, a newspaper for
merly published in Martinsville on the dead
matter of the Wheeling Gasetts is changed
to the American Enterprise. Rev. D. 8.
WELLING is now the Editor Of it. 1t is in
dependent. We wish it success, and hope
is Editor may enjoy his new calling.
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49, HERIFF'S SALE. w. PAXToN g.
~ Co VS.: WILSON SrRtNGER, ct al
by virtue of an alias mandate to me directed from
the Court oil Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio
will offer for sale at pnb!ic auction, OF
MONDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1854,
between the hours o. 10 O'Clock M. and O'Clock p
III. of said lay, the front door of the Court House In
st. Clairsvie, Belmont County Ohio, the following
ribed lands and teuenens, situate lying and being
the county and State aforesaid and bounded snd des
cribed follows to wit Lots No. SO aud 81 In the town
of West Wheeling in said county.
JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, aug. Iath, ls54.-Sssc.
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HERIFF's SALE.-wrLsa g. ARu

, sfsoN0 "; WmLts1 SHEpHrtp
Wy virtue of ~ Alias eAecutiOn t. re directed f,o
he 'pnft o. C"minoU pleas Of Belmont county. Ohio
miu oGr I' sse al pubic auction the 4th day ol
ana o'clock p m Of said day, te front door of tho
toufl mouse IN ST. Claifsyle, Belmont COUNTY Ohio.
ths toIowlng lands and tenements to wit situate Ivug
ana icing IN the county of Belmont and sta,e OF OHIO
and bbuhded and described follows to Wit being lie
3, township No. and Range NO. 5rOntaining sos s.rc
OF land. Appraised at $500. " 'N
s,..., JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
shera's Office, aug. 3, lsjI.--s!2j. '''
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MARRIED..

On the 2Sth day Of July, by Alex. McMill.
an Esqr. Mr.. DAVID s. McGARFY, and Mis-
MARGARET HITCH all of Belmont County.
On Thursday, the 10th inst, by Rev. J. II
Williams, Mr.. MILT on L. BRoslUs, of Ian,
caster Co. Pa, and Miss ELIZABETH DILLON
of Belmont Co. Ohio.
Lancaster Papers please copy.)
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= Mr.. Edtor:--You will please announce the nnnc
OF JOHN SINCLAIR, Esq, as candidate for Con-
gress in the 18th Congressional District of Ohio
And obse many Voters OF Monroe County. o.
Respectfully announce myself as an Independent
candidate for Sheriff OF Belmont County; sub hitting
alone TO the will of the voters Of the County on the
second Tuesday Of October next. -. -.
HENRY NEFF
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OFMr. TERRELL THOMAS, formerly OF this
place, but now residing in Wisconsion, has
received the appointment of Cashier in the
Madison branch of the Wisconsin Bank.
very good appointment.
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FLOWING MATCH.

The annual Flowing Match under the direc-
.iou Of the Belmont County Ag. Society. will
take place on saturday, the 18th inst, al l
O'Clock p. NJ, on the lands of Maj. Thomas
Thompson, ] mile south Of st. Clairsville.
The Board of Managers at their me citing in
April last, offered the following premiums to
be competed for, to wit:
lst best Specimen Flowing by men
over 90 yrs. of age $1,000
toa hest 500
3d Ohio Farmer
LIST i" spec'n blowing by boys un-
der 80 800
Cd best 400
~ Ohio Cult.
lst "spec'n snbsoilng, open to all $1,000
1d 900
ad" "Ohio Cultivator." !"
Each team to plow / Of an acre, the furrow
slices to be not less than 10 inches wide,-
the farrow to be not less, than inches deep.
Entries can be made up to IL o'clock of
said day, The committee consisting of ISAAC
TAeeERT, JOSIAH CLOSE, and J. w. FRASER,
will meet on the ground at 10 O'Clock to lay
off the grounds into suitable lands for plow-
ing.
BY Order of the Board,
]. NEISWANGER, Pres't.
c.. AaIoE. Sec'y.
Everybody knows Peter Parley' Well
he has written History Of the world whict
:, A'- ".euli'r style Nd fspp9t fail 70 pro
10 IN lI.,
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ENIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be
raid TO any person who will huy a box of DR. TER.
RET'S Healing ointment, and using il according d
clear conscience, that il will not COMPLETELY craE
Chapped Hands, Chilbains Chatting, Sore Lps, Burns
aud Freezes Sores Children and greatly alleviate if
not entirely Salthenm, Piles, Inflammation of the
Breast Bites of insects PimpIes the Face and all
Diseases of the Skin. MONROE TERRELL
Naugatuck, Conn.
N-7To whom all orders should he addressed. III
Sold also by the Principal Druggists and Country Mer
chants generally
WHOLESALE DEALERs.--C. V. Clickner & Co., No 81
Barclay street, New York; A.. Mclure & Co., Albany;
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh; VIM. II. Brown & Bro,
No. Liberty ST., Baltimore T. & Sons, Phil adelphia
]. w. COLLINS, ST. Clarsville.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John A. Haines, East Richnd
l. ". Vanlaw. Iloydsve.
J. r. Mitchell, Morristown.
MMurphy Hendry sburgh.
Horton Il Carlisle, Farview.
r Miller, Bridgeport.
Turner & M'Guire, Martins Ferry.
Sept. 30, Is53.-1yeow.
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- Office IN PARTITION.-Marv Bal.

Y ley, Stephen b. Day, Ann Jane Thomas and Rich.
70 Thomas her husband, Benjamin Pearson, William
pcarson, David Pearson, Mary Ann Bartlett aud Lore
Bartlett her husband, Mtba Brock Jesse Pearson vii
liam Pearson, jr., Amos Pearson and Smith Pearson
VIII take notice that petition iled against them
on the 3lstday Of May 1SjI, in the Court OF Common
fleas OF belmont County, Ohio, by Ann Wilson and
charlie Wilson her husband aud pending where.
IN partition is demanded of the following real
The w ar. of Sec. H. r. :, r. except 3ut acres in
the s. f. corner of said qr-mOre particularly
bed IN said petition. AT the next of N.
pcation will he made for all order that partition M
be made OF said premises. ID. ID. Il. COWEN.
aug. ll.-Ow.I Atty. for Petr.
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S,ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN WASH.

S.ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN WASH
ingisn Townshin.-Elia MeFarl.ng and Andrew
Mof arling, Guardians Of Amenda Carleton and other
minor hefsoi Mark Carleton deceased late OF Bel.
mont County, Ohio. VIII Uer for sale on the preInise,
IN w ashinglon iownship, Belmont County, ohio ON
MONDAY, the 4th day OF September, 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. in and O'Clock ~
M Oi said day. tile following lands ana .enencHts TO
WIZ u behg nartOi the nOrthwrst quarter OF section
80 IOwnshpJ Range 4, aud bounded aud described e.
iplows TO wit beginning at the north west corner Of
sad quarter, thence with the boundary line south G3
nots To stone on the south side Of the Bend iOrk creek
lhence south 10 east ca 3! 100 poles sone thence
nOLth JO9 east 81 y 100 poles to stone thence aoh
- east ~ poles TO stone, thence south 7O@ cast 90
pocs 10 stone. thence south 50 "a e. 100 poles
10 stone on the east boundary line of said quarter
ihence with said line north 90 Ca 100 poles the north
east corner OF said quarter thence poles the place
OF besinninE Containing sixtytw acres TOods aud
ten rnles-nore or less.
On said land is erected a comfortable dwelling and
DINER buid ms and improvements. Terms OF sale III
he made known by the Guardians the day Of sale aud
VIII he arranged TO suit the Of
ELIAS MoFARLING,
ANDREW MCFARLINC,
aug. f-3w'I Guardians.
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sr,HERIFF'S SALE.-BoRoMAs g. BEARD
v VS.: JoHS o. PARSONS.
BY virtue Of vendi toni eNponas TO directed from
the court Of common pleas of Muskngum county Ohio
Twill offer for sale a. public auction, on
MONDAY, the 4th day OF September, 1854,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. nj. and O'Clock m
of said day al the front door of the in ST.
ClarsviIe Belmont county Ohio the following desert.
he'd lands and teneents. situate lying and heinz said
county OF Belmont and State OF Ohio and bounded and
described as follows, to wit being part Of the north
east quarter OF section No. el township N0. aud range
No 6. Containing nifty eight OF land or less
Appraised at the sum of S2I27.33.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SheriT's Ofice aug. 3, ls5i.--s2 25.
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