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benz ppu Dem ueberI6uB dne3Sabre cine s rtr1,OtStbenb
inter bic SeppFtpren Sertbetlt.
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rem et9enen Naren heppniren unb btetbt btelelbe ausI6lieBIit
su ibrer eisenen S~erfa8uns. 22pS
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"CLOACKS.

Mantillas, Talmus und Shawls ! !,@
9iermtt mad en- MIR benz ese9rten beutlasn 9ubtttun anftr
rpse MuSwabI BON pbteen benannten Sa6en befaunt, unb Ser.
tbern taS mir INNER bic nsuefen 9ariIer Ytpbea 81 ben btaie'
fen preilen perfaufen, ais:
Silks, Velvet, Ribbons u. Trimmings,
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btut8fen Preile Gn8rps unS Detail anbteten.
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VI. So III. Salttnpr .Strase,
b -'1 ':ri tttSr ale D ittun9en DpL D2u attn aramen.
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&tfenbdhne n.
&hrseffe Wnb btli9fGe &ctfeGeIe9enhett
5ar Stnwan.s.sr aaG hena Wsasn tibsr Mbeeling
naG Cincinnati.
Die @tlenbabn BON ttr uttr gDbssltne mad Gin.
al etnnatt IL trSt eans ~bteRbtet, unb fGnn Id Don beutt
s#azkzSa an . ur6t dtrtsbtIIete jur Rtife mad &tnetn-
Ek&@Aa-& matt ~nuseebtn.
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&ntll unb . btllta mad Cincinnati 8tIasatn tVrnen,
: tann i'd NIT ItAt b,tfe @eIteentett aut her Balto,s u. Rbtp-
Sti:ntdbn nbtr g0beeG'n8 RG6 Cincinnati e~tnpfteItn.
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EEzasssaEgaGsgss R1ilaoelpbia, g8ilmtnOtpm UNI
$3.50 Saltirtpre Gifcrbabn
~@S%-%-Oret S6nellf1trten mad Nttlobelpbi a
ia sltd (Spnnta9 aus9enprmeu.)
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treet in f~plgenber Srpnrng:
Der grpreBz3ug,
,urb In 4 Stinbtn, aett ab IeOrssns 81 lGr unb Edit MIR tn
Ragnplta, 6apre Re Grace, @'ttpn, Stewart unb Ittmingtpn an
ms erretdt philadelphia nod setie eentg rpr Nbsang bea
~Ibenb5u9c8 mad New'grrf. YafaBtere, bic gDaftiustru Dpr.
sens uu 9 lbr perldfen, fbnnen atfs AbenfS I'm 6 lltr tn Stem.
gprf len. Gan3e 5idetS pPA Baltimore mad er-gcrf tphsn
! Dollars.
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Stettpnen une fdtrt 5 Stunesn.
re- Der Sabrpfet5 in Der sweiten u lsenclaHeb etrdst nur 81.
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' Grace, ~Nortbsad, GGttpn, 9ewpprt, QDilminStsn uub Gteler.
0en pbilabels9ia eeben bic 3ase bisrter ab @i?resnS 81
getttaes Q unb &benbs 1917 ubr. - Die S09rprets Der err
WaeentlaFe fnb wie fplst;
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Ibe 9pn 500 perantpprtltd.
geri5nen tonnrn 8essn S@ein &pHer, Sihen &c. %Ssrienesn, otn'
tlbf nitiursien.
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tadocn Gin Burger 8alttnNreS 8Ir9i6aft fur fe esIetRet 6at
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,sns ana 81 ubr bic g aIstrt. Stattpn ptrI4ssn srrstbta un
~ ubr bts RdGmtttoes pu harrisburg ben Fpa,9ra ta ker
ssnuipIpduta.@ifentatn , tOmmtH tn Ptt:stnrs I'm Sitter
ss&t auuHb estta son bort nae Gatu puHttsu BIS EDtRsnt I'M
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sntfbtH tener Pnnftsi in gsrbtntune fttt.
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~Isatttnbt &rstn nun bis Columbia uuh 5GNrtsbure burG. Set
su RadisDr a.tt CT nm 3 ubr bee R0dmtttast sss gaFf al
SHe trtht I'm E utr tc6 AbtufG tn Baltimore Elm.
! Der GgpreR'3uG
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Irsrs ismmsn tn pttteburs am nd&atn Ra&mtttas 1 utt unb
= GtnstnHatt am nd6fen Dfcr8tn an. Rdfeute ptlbs bS
Santiago Baltimore %strlaf.n, birtben Spnntas tn gtttsbars.
stu itbtr bttftr 8fee ftbt NIT ben &ratns mad <stIaAs,
IsIteo ab &tteasO In Qtrbtneuae ~ g~eanSFsie NIT teatn
rstuari, 9du,SSint unb GbtedeO hbu WlpRrO,sils; Iu srt-
tine EFT aratns fur Gtnetnnatt dtG 8Urrtf uub DaptpH,
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!ttsnn Gbn); ttenfr ~ Gallon NIT je1en far SuetanGpSItG,
tutSStde. Rafnurtt rnb &bteaes dber SnttAnapcts.
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ara duf'S Reae uHmertrt.
Or a:ssmsnattO rs Bag a.ot tssIL@ (esnaiags aH:stnem.
meal eo NadmtttasS 5 uhr 10 Wtinuttu, mad ESrt q. ben
plf& tn- StSt:srt tn Gb.
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0SDeeer, 20tlI0n s No'5
QrGmium : Tamilien = Ndb $ ltal4tnen,
4 ri 8atttmprefraBe NJ @tbGHbe hes
yNmertean."
Die tntsriei8neteu fut au aaeiatssn a8entsn far ben @tr-
lauf cbger Mal1tnsu tn 8otttmpre ernanut, unb lafsn So
mtIisn, J6rmsr uuD Jabrtsantsn Su 8~efdat8sr geaGtune bttttes
ausg,tsl9netftn ppn oasn Der art Bis ieBt %srfunhsntn arttteIn
eth. -
Die @tnfa8bett Der GOna,utitn, Bite srfdtsttnartte, an'
penl bartlett, lO@ts bic 54nsatQtsit Der @rbslt btsfsr MeIttnsn
fnb uuuhertrSfen unb unlhd bbnr. Sic madt ~8er6bnlihe
sdumt arf has stettsfes ndbt 8aItsn unb Quite unb 1T fir
ben fsinfen IlUuNetn tpmts fur ben hidRsn Gtpf nit Blttbtnt
Rrrtbett anpeubtar. ~ h&a
Nus direction fur 8umtlien unb &d6en wertsu f&tsHni8f us,O
biGief aaseefubrt.
en- arauenitnmet TT aur Beeteaune Don Damen ft5 oR'
peIenb. kA X hAsNIg9 er rtl u6 8 amtitp ~
if9tan1S) n,xs. gr. t2j 9UIttrrrslr.
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Nid1tto fir Q(Qe,
,Rpb[en Eobleu

GensRra6e Nr. 70, reben Satfer's Gmi8raaten-S office.
BaltO. Gpdl<Gpmp., 2itens @anes, Wpunt Garage In aaen
5rrten unO @rRsen ~ tcm b~iaisAen prete.. Die Gpnne su
2240 Yfb. unb tets bos Splie @ewidt. Ollie Mufrd9e werben
Idrea urb btlia belpr0t. Cumberland Epblen fir Sdmiebe
unb 6aGrianteH fnp fetS aWf Eager.
liz WptIer, Grafu.Gp
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St Ca r~ttofttatrit DtS @swetes uut Bic glts Der gnr6en
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10 nab hen neueisn aetGnunstn I'M, bic pretfe I'm RItin.
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usbseins ttssh Der Gpup. sm b5ren, btnpr Il. ~trsenbpp an
r. tlufsn. aatrFHffg sgPOen II. DURHAM,
MA 81. .. NAenter Der 6 pn1bdnnie.
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Warttt Staet, ss8tndbtr benz @arsIanb.
Snfttut,
fuocu DWrdrttienb uub fdottfde BparbtrS teautunes qpatt
cute B%erpFssuu8 unb frsuublt&t BE auSluns ~ Den 6tats atu
@thtn6ungtn.
Den eceSrtsn @dfen pirt an btr g;ar NIT ben b,aen r.tnss
@:tranttn aItsepartet wOrunttr f$ tin pcrtrtfA&er NpfeI-
stlN Ganl ~asisnbert aufstt6ntt. t11lSSt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

was nominated hy his party, made lis IN
l4,ucc fi throughout the county.
Other candidates upon the same ticket
hhored with zeal cor themselves, and ddel-
ity to The waning FORTUNES Of their party
through The struggle.
This powerful, uussrupul'u' r''''l''.
party. d., brave Republicans OF oxford
County One, ar, e. hes, AMI Tor iae hNi
tm,. victory. a,npia, 'r.rnI .f7' r..'.rf'
r-r.lrl rrn th.ir banners.
Uran ,,.ry peak of our rugged, granite
bl,.t.r,. e.,,, o.. light banner Of lrrcI'm
ir-5rs.rus au.y,-uTau every lr-.zce1mgs
-..r.ae ur vG.ur notes u.Nie'ary. Tho
e. suu OF Nu..sia" lasr.~.u, throwing DIS
.'ul. Gas, along 40 our mountain 'l'pas,
oa- u''.ys ana h,,l-aIs.
oar victory D., cauHs,,. TIE Republic.
cam. la,, elected ir't 'i..r Srr'or', 0vV
Frr,r.r.. u ff,ri.. pa0Lmiogv
.ute rf.r rs an overwhelming majority.
What NOR, ,la tie heroic Republican, Of
oar gallant county ass? W. commenced
t.. article Intending 60 have ul.cl zap a
rw rrH.sra, CONNECTED with political
event. iu on oE1rl ,hc pas; four or 1--WE
wears. bus vr are already alu1ui,ici ihat
ler'aau, duty must b, deferred until oar
r.st uumh.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

a ticket in some Of the slaveholiiug States.
In several Of the Southern States Mr.. FIN.
more will receive a heavy vote. A ecn,lc.
man from Maryland, formerly a member Of
Congress, said In this citya few weeks aeo,
tina, hi, State would "surcly - for Fill
more. and that buchanan did not stand the
ghost ol a chance" All the oll.linc Whis-
Of Kentucky, aud the " Native Americans -
led BY the nbl,st Of the Southern Whis
prints the Louisville Journal-arc for Fill
more. There j. also a strong Fillmore par
ty in louisiana and I hall lool; with much
confidence Tor Fillmore electors in two or
three Of the Southern States. leone TO this
conclusion, then Mr. buchanan will g
ont Of the Gght with barely a respectable
minority, Fillmore will be di,sncsl in the
result; Fremont viii to the nrst President
OF the United States. Z. J.. $.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

Mr.. George Peabody, the eminent AneFl'
can banker, residing in London arrived AZ
New York on Monday Of last week. by tbs
steamship Atlantic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

Trrrrs' I>.r1rrr. TIE Teachers ln-
,...uts fr Ozf-l County commenced i.'
session, on Monday Of tli, week. The lt-
Tendance o. s' small that tie exercise, have
h-ru h.'l 10 connection with the school, 70
make a respectable appearance. There are
i1 ihis county probably one hundred AMI
Gny teachers who have los; the privilege Of
attending thc Institute, by the neglect oftha
superintendent, in suddenly changing the
time, by giving 10 short notice, and IN mis-
stating ,Le time ia hi, advertisement. We
hope the next Institute will be under better
manag-mcnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
Stand 70 Your Arms.

II mak,sul jill renee whether the friends
or the Union and liberal principle, arc sue
cns.ml or otherwise iu the State election.
they should keep their armor on for another
contest with their enemies in November IN
q couple OF months must bc decided the mo-
mrutIus question whct'rr tins Union shall
stand or fall. anil every one II IT, friends
should stand 40 his post with mu.ictin hand,
ready IN do or iIe IN the great struggle
which will shake this country from centre
On circumference. 1t our friends kep 90
tie harness for no grand and decisive battle
of the Union. lnhns1r Democrat.
That i. rishtnr',hcr Democrat. "Sunl
20 your arms, keep on your amor Tor the
November Gght." and then W, will whip
YOU % the tune Of thirty thousand majority.
Whether the " Union stands or tumble,
down, ." on, thing well promise YOU, it the
Nrgcr-iriyinr, pro-slavcry democracy OF
Maine arr not ddd now they will b. after
the decisive battle Of the Uuinn shall
have been fought IN November. Il i,no use
for YOU to talk large, or bras aboa, what
y1u are goin: 20 do.
With your little strai;.whis, lIcs'ian
allies, YOU are al driven to the extreme
head waters Of " salt River" ami there you
will not only have TO winter and sumner,
but stay for the next ton years. lfyou DON'T
ike YOU "quarters you can cmisrate to
Missouri - there Join your Border-Ruihan
bretbcn-cnli.t under Atchison, String
fellow and Jones, and aid them in their pat
riotic efforts to establish the great principle
Of squat,cr sovereignty in Kansas.
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PARIS HILL REPUBLICAN, CLUB
A Wogd 0! CongEa;u,atoE 20 the lie
publieans OF Cid Oxford.

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PARIS. MAINE, SEPT 2d, 1850.

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TIM Z. :. SE>,rr. Tho New York p:
saws In consequence Of vacancies, th'
Senate now consist. Of flty-nino members
who, according 70 their Presidential lrsd'-
lictions, stand thus.
For Buchanan, 30
For Fremont, -
For Fillmore,
There are at present thrsc vacancies 10
the senatorial representations Of Indiana
California and Missouri, which iidiled, will
add one 70 the Fillmore aud two % The
Fremont Senators. ihese together with The
changes which will be made where the terms
expire with the present Congress, will make
the Senate, at the commencement OF tue
thirty.flth Congress, stand a. follows
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Pelen,n Of tho Kan.as Prisoncrs


Tho tcrrors Of the peoples Judgment have
taken hold Of our insane Administration.
The recent demonstrations in Iowa and Yer
mont, cn'or,,las they were by the thunder
tone. Of Maine, have actually frightened tie
official c5ll'uioys of border Bullanism INTO
a temporary and partial suspension of hos
uliuc. acain,, Kaus.. GOV. Robinson ami
bis associate, have been held Tor months in
Imprisonment under a spurious indictment
Tor treason, are released on bail, AMI GOV.
Gcary promise, to drive the nonresident
invaders OF Kansas from the territory So
says the telegraph, and We hope 'he au-
uouncrm,u, may prove true.
But De- 10 o, remembered that THE Is .
very inadequate hssiauius for toe mrliora-
uan OF affair, in Kansas. Tho remedy here
proposed IS mcr, ap ioarT'1s' oo iuii:.
nation or che North, which ought 60 Do come
trutrl with nothing short Vt complete
crnu-ru tlr administration or'hc'arritvry,
anil, what 6. NOR, important. thco,crthrov
ol d., Irnt federal administration, tha
author OF ,hc unparalleled wrongs under
which ,he Co.,, state men 'uT.r
Nothing can give r.ac,-p.rm1nsuiT.acc
To Kaua. short II de ah1li.i1n ol th'
.ruriau. l.si.la,ur. AMI ,hc,r srurinnsc1ls,
a., removal OF %, twin Dnrr. 1i iho t.rsi-
tory. Irrlmr,s and Cato, AMI doe r,rml-
u.n, exclusion of co. Missouri hllat-haz
.urr.. who's. bowie Lnig., anil r..'o'. now
MISUNDERSTANDING .lthcI r. Md
,la ,.ry n.t ,la, our Ggc,aui.r admins
ta,iuu have attempted nothing bu; Che
mi-rN, halfway hrn or hi'.u- to
prisoners and rz1ihu..ns o." lanrur'
men with empty Wami'-', proves ih.ir 'r-
resolution ava iu.in.fi'y.
This liolof c'ar'rr Is 90, .hartl,y'l
anil 700 sinister in its Object O. satisfy thc
frrmu ur,hls country woha,enol'uh,
la, d., raEnnly rupol rho Dae'aui.r
arrr-aars ou ;ns tlru'af ire Haua' win
DO lor md nut only rll 81, fourth Of
November, with q view ,aruaw ,hs Outrage
with ,hc u,r, IMMUNITY Afterwards
"Thr ur .lhr al,
A0I after sH,."
Tho rulm: spirits of ,ho -,.r1''el demo.
cratic Tnr'y m, ns determined now upon
,r,ir grrat work ol,uIayIn. ,hc rrrmanor
H,ra. o. ,N,v vrr, when ihr frsr Blue
IoI-r was or.luucl. NJ when tha repeal 0l
IN, Nis,1nri C.mrr1ri-' was suggested hy
A,chi.nn. .rut they mr., 90, a,1ri.uf 90
rrs-ir.nt, matters. arl know tlttlay will
accomplish more us lying low '.'l 'h' r'rc-
,irn j. over Don't ay they % their
rliln, -ryar', ,hc President, "lrn't irri-
iatc n. r-rr'r O., mech ils' now, nr nr-
rlan1n m,v 10 defeated anl %, whole
scheme h'l through. Ie' ticrr-ssnt men
m on lail lut retain iIr laws AMI tho
judges" Nrl that is precisely tho policy
tho President hl. adopted Tho lrrrlrl
Chief Magistrate rally believe. rnt che
South will take him up again t'at Bu-
chanau having ar,ri'utou, term, southern
gratitude viii bear hin again o. 'h' White
lilur. Hence biz r.uul 90 nrluirs-r 10
any radical measures az thc restoration of
the rights of Kansas. hence hisrrr'y % 'he
..
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The great Shepard Cary himself was de-
foated in the lIoulton District, by Peter
Dunn, Republican. Well Dunn, Peter.
Advertiser,
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KrVNrUrC COUNTY

@S -J52 all $3.50 2-2- 2,.
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A10..nr from tho West.

We have been furnished, for publication,
with A letter from a gentleman, formerly a
resident in tins town, who is at present en-
rarcd in business in Chicago, III. The
communication, which is Of considerable
length, give, a sketch Of the growth, bust.
n,ss. and present condition Of the city OF
Chicago, and a glance at the politics Of The
q" Great Wet" We give in this number
%, r,marks in relation to politics aod r.
s,ryo the remainder Of the Letter for next
week. our readers - thisAicinity viii at
once recognize the author, whose name j. a
SUFFICIENT guaranty for the accuracy Of th'
statements made
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rather advantageous standpoint. Ofc'urs
it!. b,yaui the power Of any one to rrclir
tnc actual result Of the Presidential con'rs
In the Western States, but have not th.
slightest doubt IS To it, termination. Not
vi,hs,anliu. the powerful hand Of the AL
miuistratiln l. cN,cnl,l over all the North,
west, who's, cv.ry influence will be- and IL
used Tor i,s interests, there is prrc'pt.hl,
anon. the masses the deepest autirathy q
,ac further extension oC slavery, and a de-
termination % r.hukc o., men whose public
act, ha,, hccu characterized alone by mon,
arahill ins5lsucc, supreme s'li'lncSg, and O
persistent iisr,carl cor the rights Of an co.,
tr,aiuin- principles an,aEonis,ic 70 thsir
own. AMI disgusting Tsrial,'y 90 au aysr.c,
irus AMI oyJrbsarius minority, whose toad,
.- tlry have hrsn, and this rehukc viii hs
spoken spontaneously, vghgmgu'ly, through
ihr hal'o,.h,x Ia November. Tho evidences
.ur ,li, an, TOO numerous O. hc PARTICULAR
.ol. I SRI, them In the columns of the Trr-.,
anil hear ,lrm in tho voice, of mul,.,ulrs.
Iu o., east and IN the west che rrrmouit5ry
la,h.ln.'l 81 o., Administration las al
ra1y N.rn sounded. anil vi'L thc drnrjn,
wear you may rad Suuki.n rirr'.' "a.
mtu..tltiau-.I Troy us, Iaf is %, taar. poo
, I.,mr t.ll you something ol tie girrum-
stance. .l o., Pr. og ibis state On Illi.
r... tl.re az. l,I u.wIai.r.. co this
number a. aa,li,, (which a,sp issue wcykiirs
tlgt h,y, a very extensive circulatinnl and
C. uerk'I.s. sustain Fremont against = la.
Dies O1l.1 with wck,i~l and g. woklis.
Chat -l or buchanan. Twenty syru r.k-
'I..s are neutral Zoo raliti.s Thrrs have hrsn
tu1 prints t'at sustained VI Fillmore, h1t
che campaign pap ?, started u i.s city, has
already kinder zin onut, " add now ta.rr
b.. 'gt one. which is located 10 Springfield
I,tse.u.rl,yI.'.e.l i'a' t'o rr.~r1et,
&c sentiments Ul ,lc people, hut tLsru arr
exceptions o. tls rule, iu Obi, instlur,.
however. / have ~, doubt hn, ,he wish o.
.t,, rrur'. IS faithfully mirrurrl In ohio.
l.arn that 100 journals support Fremont
While 100 I' counties 'hrr' is r'' % Hnt''
Buchanan advocate. Anl i.'' '''lT..'.'y'
tUr sats oi thn pres through i.' ni.r
W.s' N.rt Sian 'hr.r weeks ago, t.'
BOX aul periodical stores ,u tas city lad
.u 1000 gari.. uf tbs $50 OF Fremont.
a.aln., ! $50 ogtlat OF Buchanan rI'lm.r.
mono.
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