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NY HONE.

NY CEILDHOODS HOME.
LEI re sing in .it,isHm" numbers.
or my ~chiidrnnn's Harrv h"ir"'
OF tra sweet, refreshing Numbers
In the halls whcr- nnw roam
Let m- sing of w"2d and hill,
Glen aud dill. and val. sid ri!l.
Whers my infant fact did stray,
(iamaJled over the new m"~n LAY,
Wad-d in the shallow brook,
Brnnyh, from every hidden nook,
Gn!i.n p-bbi..s :" the shore,
10 enrich NY 'l'r!r store
!,,w | .eush; Tue Ia
With the srsrs and waning 'n"on,
lIow learned 10 guide my bark
Der Lies ocean, deep and dark.
Once ssain, beside the fountain,
Waere | slaked my youthful thirst,
Onis again upon tie mountain.
Where LIES earliest visions burst,
With a radiant glow Of bliss,
Sach a. in life late abyss.
Never thrills th. saul with ioy.
Never man resembles boy!
Never may the heart ur aye
Fit and tu:ter, laugh and wage
Mimic war with hoyish y!eei
This is past, aud not 10 be.
Yet It's home, live where we will,
Meath tho willows by III" rllI.
All. If there again, we may,
In the breez., Al close u! uay,
Dream in pence our childhood Ger,
BEST, uutil VIZ ask no more.
Welcome, then. my native home!A
Once again 10 thee l come,
Not as erst 10 seek Tar Joy,
Here. enjnyei without alloy,
Bu, 70 gather strength again,
Fer the ,"iis of lifr's rough main.
breathe the purer air, that fills
All my wales and nat. - hills;
Quaf again the necfer well,
Gurgiing from the shady dell.
Stricken down in life's great battle,
Worn anG wearied with its toll,
Stunned by din, and strife. and rattle,
Fell disease yet weaves her coils
r. 10 and round my heart of hearts,
Till each ray Of hope departs!
Thus the fever in each vein,
Racked and tortured heart and brain,
Thirs,ing with a fiend's desire,
Or a swift consuming fire;
Cold, relentless, and posssst
By all the demons of unrest.
Ay, il drove me downward ever
To the brink Of Deaths dark river,
Till the Kissing waters roar,
Seemed 10 WOO me from Times shore,
Hark a voic.!-I Turn. and 10.
Parents, brothers, sisters, NO,
Plead. eutreat ne yet 10 come
To nv childhUoG's happy home!
Past the spell-the fever gone,
Yea, the battles fought and won! RoDoLPt
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JAMES RIVER E,TArE gym ~

-"o-cr!D"r oilers NJ private sslc, .ts, rrar,;i,
] III Hp0chlHni county. called ORAPAKFS To-.
!ns - River, Licking liO!e Greek. and rbr Jo,!:.
XIV" hana"hh Canal, four miles above IN. cnrr-
t""'' 'hlriy tour miles from Richmond Tn. ,i,us.
non + = - IA" most beautiful on the rlvor. command,
!Hi Il vie" OF III" whole arabic surface, u tue view of ~,
sGrrJunI!ns country and cnpal. for several mile, nm s"t
down Tie rlver. Tn" estate il IN d high state o.. lmproyr.
mcn'. haI II remarkably healthy one. Ii a6joins The =.
,nt's Gi thomas J. D,Enr. ". h. Wris!scy. and K Skin.
WIKI, AMI contains 9J- acres, Of wGicn Il; ! = hcrrs are
hFst !"w gTOUnd.. 40 acres OF second low ground, 20
hc''s OF srHoir nigh land, and 129 acres of wood land -
IN" !inp:" 'HI"H'- cOnri-t o! n frame dwelling with r-t,
rooms, "A . pi kitchen, out.houscs. quarters, 0yr-srrf',
mouse h9!3t ~ The last five years, with brick CHIMNEY
"ni Tu!"rplI. .n., hHi IA new brick barn, GOx3O. via
Il sn",i running h" whole length, sixteen fee. VIDE, & new
thf'-niHG irIcn!Ec, n new ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase n desirable residence
would do wei! To Writ this before purchasing elsewhere, n
! will sell un reasonable terms.
Every preparation Is now making TO seed 200 acre. IN
wheat this t,l, 100 OF 1t in iallOw, and the corR.aelf b.,
been sow,-i IL peas.
To n desirable purchaser would sell every thing 4, T.
stands, aud me- OF the negroes
My manager, Mr.. Sanders, will chow the estate to s,
one wisnin. Ia purchase.
Ny address Is Subjects =. o Pow aian county
Oct II cti MILES c. SEL.DES.
ri VIII. will please cOry
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ED.

DEPARTED this life, Oh the 18Th Of November, 1850:
ROBERT WOOD. OF Caroline county, aged rs years aud
Ave months. Il" lived for many years, a. he died, IN the
Christian faith, u consistent member ot the hpiscopal
Church, an h,FrctiCnulr husband. 4 tender parent. n hui
name muster, nu honest inan-he!"red mos, by those who
knew hin beet. +. w.
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ALABAMA FINANCES.-The receipts of the
Alabama State Treasury for the fiscal year ending
for the same period. Si67 $40 SO; showing an increase
Of receipts over disbursements Of S3ll ,056 81. The
balance in the treasury. including notes Of the State
Bank and Branches, on the Both Of September, was
o. Q1l rs 8Q. -- -
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From the Lancaster pa ln,clligcncer.
MR.. BCCHANAN'S ADMINISTRATIONS.

There is a great deal Of unnecessary speculation
among the opposition journals jast now rs TO the new
cabinet and The policy Of the incoming adminis'ra-
ton. To all Of these gentlemen we have only to say.
keep cool and be patient a few months longer, and
YOU will know all about it. In tho mean time, W.
have repubished a portion OF Mr.. Buchanan's letter
accepting the nomination, from which they can form
some idea of the course he intends 10 pursue. One
thing is certain, Mr.. Buchanan will be the President
himself; he will select his own cabinet; and. regard.
less OF friend or foe, vii! put his foot on every schein"
which does not look TO the honor, glory, prosperity
and perpetuity Of the Union. Iii. administration.
we doubt not, will be eminently conservative, in a!I
its actions aud policy, and in perfect accordance with
hi. great political knowledge, ripe s.at-smansh'p and
cautious dispu-ition. The ap-culations about thu
cabinet, are all fudge. Mr. Buchanan has never given
an intimation to Il living soul on the subject. He
keeps his own counsels, and when his selections are
once made. it will be found thar his cabinet is not
only a INIT, but that it is nlso a CSInS cabinet.
Til. country is fortunate in having SUCH an expe-
rienc-d statesman at the helm 1t this important Pc
Rod of our history; and We ieel-ay, the whole IA.
fion feels confdcmt-ihat he is Just the man for the
present crisis.
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ICorrrspondencc of the National In,elligcncer.l
NEW YORK, November l9-P- NJ

NEW 1ORh, november Ip-H- NJ.
An impor; ant decision was delivered to-day by
Judge Bets, in the United States District Court, Oh
the subject of the African slave trade. The case was
that of the United States re. Benjamin Nhylor. The
defendant WAS arrested on capias for n fine and penal.
" imposed under the act of lI9l, and was held 10
bail upon the arrest under an order of q judge Of the
court: but he has recently applied To the cour. 10 dis.
charge the arrest and action, on the ground that the
said act of Congress is 10 lorger in force, and on this
application has the opinion in question been rendered.
The argument submitted in behalf OF the defendant
admitted that the Statute had not been expressly re
pealed by Congress, but insisted that the subsequent
legislation on the matter amounts 10 a repeal by i'm
p!ication. Judge Belts, after reviewing the provis-
ions Of the net Of 1874, gives the lrgalconstructlon OF
all other acts bearing upon the slav" trade, and arrives
nj q conclusion that the net of 1874 remains IN full!
force. The motion Of the defendant was accordingly
denied.
Talking of the slave trade, it appears that Henrico
Da Costa, who is under Indictment for fitting ont the
brig Branau at Thu port, made good his escape from
tn. r'stody uf the marshal 10 day. He Was surren.
drre'i by his bail n few days G.o, and has since been
confined in Jail, bur, during his journey, between the
court and PRISON 10 day, he obtained leave Of the Off
Ger accompanying. him Ia call nj the 81. Nicholas no
Tel. The officer waited outside the prisoners apart
m.nts for some time, when, getting impatient at The
delay he forced an entrance and found that the bird
had flown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

A LONG RANGE.-Some soldiers Who were firing
, Mipia ria, az a target, at Madgebourg Sa1ony, at a
distances OF l.aOO PAGES. hit and morally wounded a
lshor, n, w"rk 700 PAGES beyonn. a sheep was 60
c,,:un...iy Z lied IN England vito the Endhs!d rite,
..oin a oIs,auce OF $500 yards.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. M.-Conductor Hoppel!
having in charge the railroad train a. the time OF tht
lats disaster On the North Pepusyivania Railroad, wal
acquitted on Wednesday evening.
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TIIO1JISS GILI.IAM,.,or

ZION, STEEL AND HEEAU pv-r,,Brho, "a
No. 81, BoLLISoDRooK STREET r.o,sc,lop
IT HAVE established ryseir tor the .,6 ,pvrs
General Iron, steel and Metal Burinsss, sb,n,. 1
attention OF Virginia and North CAlo..na iarse aid '
a. his market. 10 an examination Of nhy Ihfse III an
a.sor,Ien,. nv ar: angcmens beirs such a. W"
me 10 coll at tho los est rates. 49,, ,be trsde 6
Ra;lronds. Macnini,,., Blacksmith, ana : uoci
rsIy, viii find il to their interest 70 eaa"'H
for. purchasing elsewhere. -.,,v stranded ,
orders thankfully received and proIeuy GiIIIA
Sept t-c3m |
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The number of students 10 attendance. at the seve-
raj medical colleges Of Philadelphia 70 iss2. Ihere
are thlrty.two in the Female Medical College.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.-Judge Douglas and
bride we're sersnaded at the Girnrd House last night
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We learn from the Mobile Register Of the I'd inst.
that there had arrived ai Mobile, for certain Louisia.
ma planters, by tho ship Sultsn, two dronedsrles aud
four pure Arab borsee. Ofthe latter one was q per
fsctly white stallion.
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WIN. c. WHITEHEAD, Acting Secretary
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

prise over 5000. 400 vo:es. Those sc; "a come in,
will increase the aggregate to something like
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FIRE

ST. LucIs. Nov. 2l.-A block OF thirteen stores
wa, burned last night. Forty business frns suf.
Tered. Tho loss is ~probsbly halt a million Of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

In hi, address at the opening Of the Virginia Mill.
tary Institute, Col. Smith, the superintendent, says
that the number Of college s,udents 10 Virginia has
increased from fire hundred in 1889, to near JCteen
hundred in 1884,, 80 that Virginia, with q white popu-
lstiou less than that of MASSACHUSETTS, has aotusly,
at this day, a grester number Of young men who are
students Of colleges than Massachusetts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

At Paris lately the Comtesse Charles Fisz Jsmes;
in passing through q room when IN fall dress, s;eppea
hsr clothes were Sc, on Gre. Shs wa, 80 badly burnt
that after several weeks OF severe suffering che dled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

r. Bsrnwell Rhstt, the ex-senator, u proposed By
the Charleston Mercury a. . candidate for Governor
Of South Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

JNO. ID. ASHTON,
a TTOREEY AND COUESELkQ1 Jaw
"A AWNEETOHF, ILLiHoiS.
Oo1 2-v1f
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WooD CoUNTy.-AccordIng to the recent assess
Inent the value of real estate in this county foots M
81 al ,6Sg 39~-showing AL increase OF SSlG, 72S 80
or nearly fifty per cent. since the assessment of 1850
when the real estate WAS valued at ; 1861 $50 90
The Assessor Trunks that Notwithstanding this great
increasc in their estimated value, but few tracts d
land could be bought of their owners at the figures
he has placed upon them. The Parkersburg Gazette
has 10 doubt of that; in fact, the real aud actual EN-
hanceincntin the value of lands in this vicinity, with
in the last SIX years, has bcrn enormous-to say no
thing of fancy estimates.
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FATAL ACCiDENT.-On Monday morning last, ne
WIN. PALLET, of Princess Anne county, was conduct
lng n drove Of cattle from kenpsvi!lu IN Norfolk, his
horse stepped III n hole throwing Mr. Z. To the
ground. When taken up n few minutes after, he WINS
iuand to be insensiblri his skull was fractured and his
arm and cOllar bone broken. He remained perfectly
insensible until his death, which took place ,he same
night.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoSvESTroN.-ThS city
of Lyuchburg has appointed 40 delegates to the Com
merciei Convention To be held at Savannah, on the
9Th of December. The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That We regard G system Of direct trade
with Europe as essential to the independence and
prosperity Of the Southern States, and in the judg.
Inent of this meeting, the hsrbor Of Norfolk possesses
advantages unequaied by any other Southern port ss
the point TO and from which that trade should be di.
rected.
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| Observation-Disclosures David Edmondson, a
a highly respectable and wealthy citizen Of ROCK
bridge county, who WAS buried at Falling Spring
some months ago, directed that a monument should
be erected over his remains al n cOst ri not Iess thai
a thousand dollars. Among the most costly private
monuments in that county Ia that in the Presbyterian
burying grounds in Lexington. over the remains OF
late Governor James Mcdowell. l. cost from SS0O
TO 81 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

GEsERoUs.-The Pre.byterians a, Falling Spring,
Rockbridge county, are having a parsonage erected,
for their pastor, the Rev. WI. +. Junkin. The lot.
embracing five acres, was generously presented TO
the Church, for that purpose, by Messrs John b. Il
VIM. +. Poague. The house, which is a handsome
cottage OF brick. will cost about S3,ooo' and will, it ls
| supposed, be read n the Spring.
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A FAILrRE.-The Lexington Gnzettee says that
,he plank rad in Rock bridge county is almost n total
inilure. The Iank, rotten already, ID being torn up
in many places. The entire road from Buchanan To
Staunt0n, WAS sUld last summer under Il decree OF
Court for SaO,UJO, and purchased by the Board OF
Public Works. il cost. if we mistake not, stnartIy
upwards Ci Sl5no 00. The State lost in it an invest
lnent Of nearly Sl0U,OOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

Posr OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The Postmaster General
has established M office at GUnville. Henry county,
and appointed Ewel }. Conner postmaster; discon.
tinued Cobb . Crecn, Matthews county, Va. MAT.
thews Z. II. is the nearest Office and appointed Ed
ward j. Gregory postmaster at P!antcrsville, Luncn'
burg county, We, vice &. J. Thompson, declined,
Lewis llage postmaster at Burton, Weizell county
vice Daniel 5. Reml-y, resigned.
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DWELLING BrRSEp-The dwelling Of DR.. L. K.
Starke, in Hanover county, was destroyed by nre on
Wednesday morning last. The family were absent,
and the fire is supposed TO have been the work Of an
incendiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

HEAVY REcErprs.-The Lynchburg Virginian says
that the freight train of the Virginia and TENNESSEE
Railroad. which came iowu Wednesday evening,
WAS con- osed OF 81 cars. all heavily laden with hogs
flour and whent. The receipts for freight alone tor
| that day amounted 10 the enormous SUN oi Sl,oo'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

DEER HUSTISG.-1he Charlottesville Jeffersonian
says that the party VINO hunted al CrawiOrd's, An
gusta county, for five diys of last Week, killed 81
deer This WI. the most successful hunt ever made
in the North mountain. The party consisted of 8!
hunters and 30 dogs. Dabnry Carr, the patriarch vi
hunters, who Is now - years old, killed q deer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25

PUTNAM CoUyTY.-P.-,;es are nearly equally d.
yid.d in Putnam county. In 1855, F.ournuy receiv.
I'd 3S7 votes, and Wise 1913. AT tha late election the
Americans gained four votes, and the Democrats
,hrec-rhe result being 39l for Fillmore, and 396 for
.Oid Buck"
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KILLEp.-Among those of Walkers army killed
at Granada was Frederick Hall, formerly a law stu.
dent al Portsmouth, aud more recently a school
teacher in Norfolk.
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CITY aYa STATE EEUn.

C"rsTEAFEl1s on THE FaRMERs biSg Oh .!A
GrsIA.-Wr were showu vesrerda". fsays The Peters
burg Express a :iDJ more OIL the Farmers pau" 4"
yir,iuin' which un,n nr..en:a,ion proved To be C"un
trrfeit. The note is badly executed, being upon coars'
paper, the viguefte and all ornament aPR!.ariIg Hm' u;
wei! developed a upon the genuine. lhe name "
j A. Smith, Cashier, bears a very poor, or III ieeS"'
blance to the bona tide signature, and II compare
will be readily detected. VIM. IL. Msctarlands sig
nature is not so badly counrerfeited, but, neverthe
les, eau be deterted on examination by comparison
The number of the note before Us il lo9l, dated Marci
9th, 1855. Counterfeit bills of lower denominations
on this bank are also in circulation.
PErERIBuRG CIRCUIT CuuKT-CAsE OF ALIEN
AMBER FALCoSER.-The greater part OF Thursday
was occupied in collecting a venire in the case I"
Mr.. a. Falconer. The question of law, ngitnted on
the previou. day, was again taken under cDnsidera'
ton, Mr.. john Lyon producing a strong and lucid NJ
guinent for annulling a count in the Indictment, or
embracing that count under n general head. The
court adjourned before the matter wGs decided.
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AFFLICTED EsEADiI
TWENTY-FIVE NAERS

DuLiDELPuIA MEDICAL HOUSE, Es-
4 tAbshcd twenty-five years ago hy On. KINKEL-
IN corner Of Ihrd aud uou streets, Philadelphia Pa
rstKyE,N y'y- -Yy3xh warns
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PIPER'S
TOLEDO BOOK BINDERY,

Bliss BuildiRg-same floor Of AHareUs JGegsTs
Steam Printing House.
B1NDING in all of it's various departments, exc
cuted promptly, at fair prices, and in style not
to be surpassed in the West. The Proprietor
would beg particularly TO impress upon the pub
than any similar establis hmeut IN this vicinity
and it is his intention to render all Of his worn
distinguished alike for its beauty and durability
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance eompa-
nies, Forwarders, County officers, DC, made at
the shortest notice.
Magazines and Old Books bound to patterns.
One of Towns Patent PAGING MACHINES, for
paging Blank Books, is in operation at this estab
lshment.
Tole, O, Oct 90, 1885
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BOOKS! BOOKSu BOOKSW
Ere h arrivals weekly a. Hol'' Book Store, ~igr
olthe Book consisting Ul Sci oolB K, Of all ki. ds
also Lain, Greek, French, German, and the high
rr Mathematical works c al o h - the standard
Poets Histories Biographies Travels, New and
Popular works, etc etc t. ether with commen
taries and notes on tn Scriptures; works on ! he
Ulogy, Anuuals, Gift Books. for all seasons AID
ages. large assortment Of IIOII AZ GIFTS,
and TOY BOOKS with beau iml pictures for the
children OF Stationery, he has ihe best the cas-
tern mark stf rlS aud IN great var ETY..
INKS-BlaCk, Blue, Red, rarnpDc, Arnold's and
Harrison Fluid, Copying, Iudelhhc, cts.
GOLD PENS, Mammoth, Eugros,iug, CONNER.
- adi,e &c at HOLLIS
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w A L i P A P f r
5000 rolls latest patterns just received and fo'
sale at lower rates than can be bought elsewher,
in North Western Ohio; together with a large as
sortment Of Border and Window Shades, st hole
sale and retail, at .[april 5 H0LT'S.
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ATE ER'9
ERRY ~
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FoR THE RArID CURE or WfA
Colds, Coy9hs, and Hoarsepess sszsy
BRIMFrLD, Mass Dec 90, s55. 0svEHr>
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SrRrNGrtELp, Miss. Feb. I. 1856
RRorHER AYER: 1 will checrfully certify your
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AMOS LEE. ESQ, MONTEREY, IA, writes, 81
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MARE LIE RKS.
G,raaK Tale

M II L. w y IL h 3
EDWARD LLOYD, Monroe Street, Toledo,
Manufactures aud deals in American and Foreign
Marble Monuments Tomb Stones, Mural Slabs,
Cabinet Slabs and Mantles, and all other articles
usually called for in his line. He has on hard
a large and well selected assortment of Italian and
American Marble monuments Tomb Stones &c. which
he will finish in the best style with Promptness
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est, blishment in the western States.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark OF
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con I'NKIS OHIO

nc most Thorough 9' PTdcticdL institution III
the West.
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