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THE BREAD QUESTION IN ENGLAND AND
FRaycE-The deficiency in the harvest of France
England and Prussia, is causing serious discussion
as to the prospect Of supply during the coming
winter. The London News says that whatever
may be the harvest of England 1t viii not equal
that of 1854, when they imported nearly six mil
lions of quarters of grain of all kinds. This year
thew will require four millions of quarters OF wheat
or wheat -four and the only sources of supply ere
the countries on the upper part of the Meditera
mean and the United States. In the Liverpool
market, Anne rican -four commands rs. per quar-
ter and it does not anticipate much easier terms
II saws TO affirm that this price is the result OF
speculation, is to check import, which VIII prepare
the way for scarcity and famine The Paris cor
respondent of the London Times, on the same sub
ject, says: .......
The price of bread in Paris remains unchanged
at Soc the two pound loaf, first quality, for the
second fortnight of October. In reference to the
prospects of supply for the coming season, the
Echo -aericole remarks: Looking at the deficiency
of the wheat harvest in Western Europe, there is
one fact of the highest importance-an abundant
crop of potatoes and the almost complete dsap-
pearance of the malady that previously affected
them. This unhoped for abundance will be of i'm
mense utility during the winter season. Another
reason for feeling security is that the quantity OF
corn and -four needed by France can be so easily
obtained from North America, with which we have
long had important commercial relations. In a
financial point of view, exchanges with that
country are such that they present an advantage
that we should not find in the same degree with
Russia or the Baltic countries, or with Spain-that
of recurring comparative little specie.
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Rev. Dr. Mmnigerodc arrived in Norfolk on Tues
day evening last.
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rrT.roRAPHTc NEWS.

xEPORT En- Eol q FL DI go D. za
rARRIvAL OF TI1E ASIA
(3SttschaIke8 DeternrfneA zfo Hold Oaf&.
Reinforcement for Balakiavn.-kefn.
forccmcut of the British Fleet in Ame-
rican Waters. feryfsFF gf54-s
BOSTON. Nov s-The steamer Asia arrived this
morning from Halifax. Under date London, Sat
urrayr we have the following items
.Gortschakoff had issued order OF the day
declaring that he win not evacuate the Crimea but
will defend it at all hazards. ~
zone thousand troops of the Foreign Legion
embarked Yesterday for Baaklava
/ nThe announcement that our feet in American
waters would be reinforced, excites much dis
custom
"rbc discount market Ii, qufct."3 5l'a-s~
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pERs, corner of Clay and Third streets, Richmond
"a, peg leave 10 inform the public that they are pre-
pared % execute all kinds of CARPENTER WORK.
eadng Stair Building and Hand railing in the most
= no 9-dlwA " '' 8a
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~ We would say to our cou.
IL Letter from the Rev n
McCabe, of Hampton, Va. Dr. John G

Having had occasion to nae p ~ oct Is, lSs;
bITTEss in my family within the Ia. Fszslrs
cases o. dyspepsia aud nervous headache ysa
say have never used any remedy for iba. saa ,y
ever carefully avoided recommends - tn's | hsrs
ons nostrums with which the countrv o. the var
cause believe in majority of ca.s, =. H'ofed b,
narln than good but as Bakers Bitter. S,a % ors
such beneficial results, do not feel :, ana prdacp3
hold my humble testimnnia TN ...Delty % VIII
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Il NESS M L The specimen numbers of the
Temperance journal provided for by the Grand Diyis
ion Sous of Temperance of Virginia. at its late session
in this city, will be published during this and the next
month. Each issue viii consist of COCO copies which
will be distributed through all the post Offices of the
State. A limited number of advertisements (part
being already engaged) will be inserted if promptly
sent IN, WITH THE CASH, to Messrs. MACFARLANF
Il FURGUSSON, Printers, Law Building Ternls
81 for square, or less each issue. no 9-lt*
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GOLD COMFORTS i'm the way of de-
- licious CHEWING TOBACCO. My Miller's
Twist is delightful, my Liberty Tobacco is very fine
and very popular and will be hard to find anything
better than that choice COMFORT" sent me by Mr..
Ro. J. Christian. keep also some prime old Pride
of Virginia" and Palmetto" brands. You will be
hard 10 please If you cannot get suited at my store
S. z. SEMPLE Druggist
moo 2O2 Main street
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Pr SUM
{siCHMO,
tAlSD
Fafg and
Fsssmers /,
fll lNn mil
Perfectly
| Hoars oil
Pc undo
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4 ., rthiiati
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UT IOVH5'-IHb
is prepared receive orders for any thing in his
line and fiatters himself that he give satisfaction
all that maybe pleased to favor him with CALL for
Mill Picks, Pick Axes, &c. Having received pre-
MUM his work at the two last State Agricultural
Fairs, he feels confident that he please all who
may favor him with call He takes this method of
returning his thanks his frit ns and the public gen.
him, and solicits a continuance of the from
his former patrons, and many new ones may be
pleased to give him call. Shop at the place.
Brook Avenue between Leigh and Duval SITS.
WANTED-Two good Boys, to learn The trade.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
* Es. 4. CIoaks . . . :.

- -~.@-~-se~~-~~@~>-s-'
LabIE aysirHn1 ss' Cioaks ana sh,,.;-
ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES Morn
and Dress Goods generally 'ioiAE AyTIoIrss
Cq Tsrpn MATERIAL, WITH All r,,.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS TX
A splendid assortment Of tbssa 70.
invite attention. GOODS, 10 vst.L
ec 16-ts TItos , ~
IF nkets, BInnE.,- W
WOODEN GOoDs;-T. r. PRICE M" ~ Hesv,
hend large and well selected stocI 80 W have -
hinh rs. sastlnets Plains Kssy, ssd Peg
&C l6-ts PHsea
II we would say to our eoun,,x
o1sd Photosis q f tSs. Sh sg p as
the Agricultural and Mechanics Fsi,. iofset 70 y
well worthy visit. A"s-they are Ii
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New York Elections.

l : The aiscoun. market il. quiet
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DAPfI]

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DE- VIRO|
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Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

The PRESIDENT AND GovERNoR REED
ER.-'The Eaton Argus. published a.
Reeders former home. tails us sha. his
removal has elected the stronges,express
ions OF indignation there. But the Ar.
gus speaking i,s own sentiments, clearly
and fercely tells sonle unpleasant truths
respecting tho President. We quote.
.Immediately after the fret election ia
Kansas, one after another Of the Mis-.
souri, invaders called upon the President
and filed their complaints agsinst the
Governor, charging him with neglect Of
his official duties, illegal s~peculations ia
land &c. We:state upon authority thai
cannot be disputed, that President Pierce
4, that time TOLD q friend. i am satisfied
that Governor Resdes possesses firm.
ness. honesty and capacity. and . man
Who has these three qualities don't often
pet wrong W. happen to know. too,
that Dur shisf Magistrate gave Governor
Reeder repeated personalassurances that
he approved Of his purse and would
have acted precisely ~ he did in the same
position
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

Many are troubled % 10 whether farm.
ing will pay We can assure such that !,
will, ii il 10 done in , business like way,
upon scientific principles. The whole
secret lies in deep blowing, ~spbsoiling,
undertaking where necessary, manur
ing and pulverizing well. keeping clean.
and planting. and gathering in proper
season, all OF which can be learned by
reading, experience, and observation.-
Nothing truly good and useful in the
way Of farming comes without labor. "A
word 10 the wise 10 sufficient"
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
The Power Of Congress.

II is found Congress has power for, al.
mos. any contingency when the exercise
Of power may subserve any cheEished
interest our Southern friends have %
heari. Protection Of domestic industry
and manufactures was . ~!avorite doctrine
with the South when the growth Of cot
ton Was TO be encouraged, 40 wasa duty
on cotton at the earliest period fer the
same purpose. Even the making Of
roads. and the improvement Of rivers aud
HORRORS was . popular doctrine 90 long
az the South bore off almost the entire
appropriations; aud even now exception.
al cases are found within Southern lin.
its.
The power Of Congress over the Ter.
~ritofies, carrying j. 10 the fullest extent,
was always . ~favorits doctrine With the
South until Cass's CROCHET Of sssquatier
sovereignty" wal found 10 suit q special
case. Calhoun died in the assertion Of
the uncontrolled power Of Congress over
the Territories, his last speech in the
Senate, il ous memory serves ~. was
full on this point. Webster was annual.
ly explicit and we beg The advocates Of
''squa..er sovereignty 70 read The fol.
lowing language Of Webster and correct
their crudities BY il:
"The power of Congress (said Mr..
w. in the debate on the compromises.)
10, by the very terms Of the Constitution
unlimited. Ii may make al sncedful
rules and regulations which Of course
include all such regulations as i,s own
views Of policy and experience shall,
from time 70 time, dictate. II, therefore
in ito judgment il Do needfnl, for the ben.
e6i OF . territory to enact a prohibition
Of Slavery, il would seem to Do % much
within i've power Of legislation - any
other act of local policy. Its snvsrsign-
~ being complete and universal 90 70
tho territory. Il may exercise over Il me
most ample jurisdiction in every sss-
pect."
The present p~osi.ioc OF affairs in Kan.
sas isa fair commentary on q departure
from the old doctrine. This substi,u-
ting the will Of q mob for the power Of
Congress, 10 anti Republican and des.
%truciivs Of legal governncnt.-O. s.
Journsi.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
The Devil Right for once.

The New York correspondent of The
Congregafioaniist writes:
DR.. H who is pastor Of an Orthodox
church, had been for some time annoyed
by the forwarduess Of q lay bso,her I
speak whenever an opportunity was
offered, to the frequent exclusion OF those
whose remarks had a greater tendency
to %eci6cation. This had been carried so
far that the PASTOR whenever be stated
that 'an opportunity wodld now be Off
cred for any brother 10 offer an exhor,a.
tion,' had always a secret dread Of the
'luqLacious member On one special oc.
c~asion, the latter prefaced a prosy. inco-
harent hsrangue, with the account of q
previous controversy he had been carry.
ing on with the greatadversary.'
MY friends said he. slhe devil and |
have been fighting for more than twenty
minutes; he told me not TO speak TO night
bu. | determined | would; he said some
Of the rest could speak better than |. but
still | felt thai l could no, keep silence;
he even whispered tina. ! spoke too often.
and that nobody wanted 10 hear me; but
| was not to be put down that way. and
now that have gained the victoy. ! must
tell you all tina, is in my heart Then
followed the tedious ~harrangue aforesaid.
As they we're coming o Of the session
room, the good Pos.or inclined his head
SO tina. his mouth approached the ear Of
the militan, member, and whispered
Brother, 4 think the devil ,0as right
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

q There 10 . wonderful shuckline
over what 10 termed 10 be the splili in tho
Know Nothing ranks. Patrick il sx-
ceedingy jubilant. 6ourishes bic shelalah
with peculiar vigor and takes 10 pothssu
with renewed junction. He regards il
- . perfect demonstration Of the truth Of
tho theory of the miraculous winhing OF
tho Virgin Of Rimini. and the infallibility
Of the Archbishop. especially when back.
ed By ths Pope~ He sees ! good tine
coming whereat he throws up his hat and
sings, "LiAee 6akeco bso2ees Is!r' with,
remarkable relish
by the Pove1s." says he % he aeUr.
ishes his stick. "I'd like to b after seq
ing the spslpesa of . Native American,
who'd say black 10 the white Of my rye.
Whoop! Good luck 10 his Rissrenos
the Bishop, aad his howlinsss the Pope
TO The Devil wid ysur Prosssaass. the
bloody hers,ies! HurEah! for Billy O.
Seward and Fu,low NJ. Weed. They
arc the boys for 81. Pstrick. To the
Devil wild your Protestant schools and
your Bible! Be the the pipe that played
before Moses. but I'd Be ssieA,ay plased
just now to see tho thief Of YanAss
who'd refuse 10 take "a his hat to his
Reverence or 10 kiss the Pops.stoes rs
messlf that would be fiEdina a,sofi place
in lis head wild the big end of me she.
lalah- Whoopl" whsSeu2sn Weed pats
him on the back. and Seward cries "good
Soy" and Archbishop granite him an in
dslgance to lie for : week. FREQ gratis fov
nothing At al; while the Gsrmsn smokes
his Dssch pipe. takss : pull a his lager
bier. end cries. between tmss. "h ish
goos--vssy goos!"-aN. 1sgisssr.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

u An oldlaGy was subpoenaed to ap.
pear az a witness on q rather defeated
case. She cid not some, and q bench
wsrrant wal issued for her appearance.
on which she was brought into court
The preceding judge thoughts il was his
duty 10 Eeprimand her: MADAM why
were you not here beforei' Il couldn'i
come, SIR Were you not ~subpoenaed
smadami' Yes sir; bu, ! was sick
sWhat was the matter madam Il had
an awful bile, SIR upon your honor.
madam!' No. sir: upon my arm.'
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

BY GEORGE p. MORRIS
Old Birch, who taught q village school,
Welded a maid Of homespun habit:
He was as stubborn as a mule,
And she was as playful as a rabbit.
Poor Kate bad scarce become a wife,
Before her husband sought to make her
The Pink Of country polished life,
And prim and formal as a Quaker.
One day, the tutor went abroad,
And simple Katy sadly missed him.
When he returned, behind her lord
She slyly stole, and fondly kissed him;
The husbands anger rose !--and red
And white his face alternate crew.
"Less freedom ma'am!" Kate sighed and
said,
"Oh, dear ! Ididnt know stwas you 20
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

When the sun set, the loving couple
were seen seated OF the upper deck, the
big. brown Yankees arm encircling the
slender waist of the young woman in the
blue bonnie, and Pink dress. We believe
they reached their destination safe and
sound.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

New York, Aug 2.
The Evening Post ssatss that tho act
ing U. 8. Consul at GraytowA has re-
to the State Department the fact
the Nicaragua Transit Compauy
are shipping troops BY their cleaners in
numbers to Nicaragua. They have
been enlissened for four months. and thsiR
pay 10 guaranteed by the Company.
Cincinnati, Aug. 4,
The corner Of the new building IN
the process Of erection for the Ohio Life
and Trust Company fell 10 day, crushing
six persons and injuring several others.
Two 30 seriously that their lives are dcs.
paired Of. Robs. Cameron, master build.
Or, and w. b. Curtis, superintendent Of
the BUILDING. were setting beneath Al the
time, and John s. Chambers and B.
Watson were passing by. all we'll known
are amsng the killed.
Springfield, Mass. Aug =.
The Com Mite Of the X. N. Conven.
ton has finally reported their platform.
They propose the admission OF NATURAL.
zed foreign Protestants into The order;
protect against the importation Of foreign
paupers and criminals; demand the res.
toration Of the Missouri Compromise;
declare slavery 10 DO sectional and free
dom national; denounee the National Al.
ministration, and recommend . fusion Of
all parties for lie overthrow.
There will be opposition Il the clause
admitting foreigners to thelo rde., al il 10
deemed a PRACTICAL adoption Of the Know
Something platform.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

u Scene IN IA Apothscary Shop
AFTER he rassaes Of he Maine Liquor
Law-two nice young men ensss.~
Cone jim what will you takei"-sWsll
! guess I'll AXE . psussis ssid snssh."
-Clsrk 70 Aasond CENT What's yoursp.
sIll saks ; burning fluid apektSa."
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

nAsa Fourth Of July celebration. .
young lady offered she following toast:
The young e o. America
Their arms OR airport: Our arms their
reward. Fall In -men, fell in.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

sBUrFALo GALs.'-who is il tina. evel
attended q concert Of negro minstrels,
that has not been disposed to admire the
extensive modessy of the Buffalo gals
who require such incessant Invitations to
come GU, even at night. To show tina.
the fair ladies' OF the village s,ill retain
their modcs,y. We cop, from the Re
public the following, which occurred in
that city:
CoLoouy.-An affected lady. abou, to
be married, in a place not four hundred
miles from this city, went to look a. some
furniture. She wished particularly to
have a piece Of furniture TO se. in the
corner of the parlor. upon which to place
books and curiosnies. See saw several.
but they did not suit. Il seems that she
could no. explain what she wanted. FL
nally said she, Mr., have you any with
under trousers in them!' Will wha,
in.' calculated the surprised dealer in We.
nrered cherry. &c., with what in!'-
With under iroU trousers nethem.-
And what in the B. duce, madam,
would you do with under rowsers 10 a
piece Of furniture like THAR why put
shells and ~curiosi,ies in said the
pink Of nature, for shells, &C. .Ah! oh!
hem! you mean drawers, chi Why
dldn'i you say so! Walk up stairs,
ma'am-' The lady collapsed, and a
footman placed her in an open charlotte
quicker'n flash.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
Henry ID. McndershOtt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
orrIrNswA toWA

oTTUMwA, w
90 WILL attend to business in the. Courts
OF all the counties in Southern Iowa, and in
the Supreme Court at Iowa City.
Persons wishing 70 purchase or rent land or
town property arc informed that he has the agen-
ey and management of much good property,
both in town and country
March 18th lS5t.-ly
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

0The corn and oat crop 10 generally
very heavy in Visgiaiai the wheat yield
more 6ivsni6sd, but on she xhelea good
crop. n II ? 1
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

MODE OF P~REsrRyINo BEANs.-Take
any tight weasel, jar or barrel. and lay
Down ! layer Of beans end then cover
lightly with ssit, another layer Of beans
and then salt, and so on until the vessel
il foil. Green peas are preserved in the
same manner.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
JNo. d. DEvlN.

ATTORNEYS AT La w,
~~OrTUNwA, IOWA.
CT WILL practice in the Courts Of Wap-
clio, Jefferson, Van Buren,, Davis, Appanoose,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska.
Having the advantage Of q long residence in
the valley they will give particular attention to
Securing and collecting claims, sale Of War
rants, Entries OF land on time, buying and SELL
ing Zeal Estate, Settlement of Titles, payment
: Of Taxes, sc. February 10th 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
A. H.. & E. r. HAMILTON.
A HyORN E AT l. A w
0ffumwa. iowa.

WILL practice their profession 10 the
Wv Courts of Wapeilo and adjacent coun-
tics.
CO Also particular attention will be given
10 The purchase and sale of Real Estate, pay
iDentof Taxes, 81.
Ottumwa, Oct. l2th-ly.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
Munnery 4 Mantuasnnking
-
Mrs, & Miss REYNOLDS

ET WOULD inform the ladies' of Ottuin-
wa aud vicinity. that they work atthe Millinei
and Matchmaking business. All. work will
be done in the latest and neatest style.
~ Residence 1 door above the old Court
House. Nov. rs, loo4.-om
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
r. f..

r. f.. GAY,
WHOLESALE AND + DEALER In
Drugs and Medicines,
Chemically Ois. Paints. Dye. NuHs,
Druggist's GiassWare. Surgical
Instvumenfs. &C., &c.
BuBl}ngto1, Iowa.
Also-Dealer in Dental Instruments,
Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass,
q great variety Of Fancy Articles, Sporting and
Fishing Tackle, &c. Sc, eE-Agent for Du-
points Gun Powder, Smiths Machine Cards-
sfull supply kept constantly ON hand.
March1, 1654-4w
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
BATES of A66frtisinq.

For one square (12fines) in insertion, s1yOe
Each additional insertion,
One column, per year, 1000
One half column, per year e24,0o
One fourth "s 1k,U
Patent medicines, per column, yearly 500
Business and Professional Csrds, noe making
more than 8 lines, s5 per year.
/: All advertisenents, handed in without having
the number Of insertions marked thereon, will
be published till ordered out and charged for
accordingly.
O. Aliberd deduction made to yearly adj
vertIsers.
0- Attorneys held responsible for all legal
advertisement handed in BY them.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
ID. IF. Gaylord
A u I'll N e e II
OTTUMW IVA, low

IUWA.
q WILL attend to making sale of personal
property or Real Estate, at auction at any time,
For a reasonable compensation. He may be
found in Ottumwa, unless absent on business.
May 10Th, 1851.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

G9kAL vazpish, Coach 20, japan 10. Les-
- nwsqesSfsa6ky = 6RR. !
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
G. VAN WEERDEN,
MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE
DEALER IN
Imported Cigars. tobacco mad

SMu0,
Sign Of the big Indian, 3 doors aboue the r. o.,
Main Street, Keokuk. Iowa.
MERCHANTSf from the Valley are request
III ed to give me q call. Dealers through
out the State will be supplied every 3 months,
from my wagons, which are constantly rum
ming, at mandatory prices.
aug. 81, "a.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
N. WACHTLER,
Bot {
lEoiD 81, belosu Ep0ulding's Nop.

OTTUMw1, iowa.
~THE proprietor keeps constantly on
hands q food assortment OF LEATHER, and 3 al
wayp ready to accommodate custoners with
geod work in his lire OF business.
Novenber0th, lS54.y1
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

0ME bale Of Buffalo Robes Just receives
~ 2 sor ~ by t6JlHAWLnY.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16
&c. HINSEY,
PHYSICIAN SUR GEON,
DahIOnega; Iowa.
November 9Th, 185i.n
MOrris } Williams,
a.isrney and Counsellor at Lar,
nTrIIMWA IOWA.

vi ] Nv
a.. WILL practice inthe Courts OF Wap-
clio and adjoining counties. Collections and
other business entrusted to his care will be at
tended TO promptly.
win ..so give attention to purchasing and
selling rea, estate and examining titles.
~ Office in Washburn's building.
Nov, Goth, 1S54.ly
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

u. Il. DhMICK q CO.,
No. u, Aaip ST., Sai~t Losis, Aissosri,
PoArE MANUFACTURERS OF
U RIFLES, II
find ~ kinds Of Sporting .Aparafus.
Gunmakers materials constantly on
hand ln3l-lyr.1
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

uc. II. HAMILTON. Epw. t. HAMILTON.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

Jas. b. DEviN.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-16

OsSssuaVs0s AU&s -
The Southern mail brings New Or
leans papers TO Wednesday. Accounts
from Galveston stale thas Western Texas
10 flooded BY heavy rains and great anx.
isty was fslt for The cotion crop. which
was fully 3 weeks behind hand.
The fever il. on the incrsass q Poisa,
mouth. Over one-half the inhabitants
have fad. Only two cases a NoriolI
yssissday. Commnnica,ious hstwess
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