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LAUonAnlE MIsrAAS~ SnG 4 (,

LAuGHABLE MIsrAES~a - ~, -4nef g
tells good joke aboupnlr, NH NH % Creot
S,,L s". '"" IN ,imasr-& sHojscnce of-the pastor
of the "di,rct meeting," acted as a
clerk. r
lie had strange mode ofmanufactur-
inc words when at loss for the right one.
We'll, upon a certain occasion, when
he deemed his services in request, he un-
dertook to "gire ont a hymn" in which
the word doxology' occurred as he
could not get hold of the word. he re-
-47qsed the congregation to sing " four
y.ses and a SockdOioger. '--ErchdRge.
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Eg-A waggish spendlhrit said-"Fjvs
years ago ! was not worth a cent in the
world; now see where | am by my own
exertions."
Nv ell. whore are youl"
"Wby owe more than three thousahd
dollars. N~-1-.
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A PRETTY RIDDLE will consent i5
all you DESIRE" said young lady to her
lover, ION condition thai you will give
what you have not, what you never can
nave, and yet what you can give me"
" hat did she ask for? A husband,
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SALT CAUSES WHEAT TO RI

SALT CAUSES WHEAT TO RfpE,
ER.-Theodorp Perry says, in they
RE Former that he sowed one half bush
els OF salt per acre upon one-half OF ten
acre field, just after seeding it with spring
wheat and the result was that the saltcd
portion was ready for the sickle FIVE days
earlier than the unsated portion, and no;
particle Of rust, scab, or must could tp4
found, and the increase of crop he esti.
mated at five bushels per acre. Have
any of our readers observed a similar Of.
feet from the application of salt?
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or Waichmakers4;e the most CO
ted Of authors, for yod never take vb
wo,ks ofone without finding his name On
the tronlisplece. II is rarely indeed :.
that wsIch, be it ever so poor, is pub.
lished anonymously.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-11-13

Ey- A little boy, while writhing ahde;f
the tortures OF an ague, was told to rise
up and take powder which had been
prepared for him. "Powderi powder :
said he. raising himselfon elbow AID
putting on smile MolKf2l ain't s
gan" -
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COOP BYE.-Thsre is hardly greater
peryersion Of the meaning of phrase Il
the English language, than is contained
in the term 50 often used in parting with
friends. good bye"-words which, in
themselves, have no meaning whatever
In olden times it was customary among
PiouS people, when parting from those
they loved or respected, to commend
them to the protection Of God. The
phrase in French was a D,eu, to God,
AngIice, "adieu,' and now used by
i. usands without a knowledge of its
meaning The old English form of ex
preston, "God be with you,--a most
beautiful expression when taking leave Of
a friend-is superseded by corruption,
goodbye
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TRAVELLING ExPBRIENCEs. .-Tbere is
much stronger odour in CoIoeagt1an the
Eau de Cologne, and that : re odour Of
me town ilsflt. It's only|d'e difference
be. Speil>'l.au de and /eur! The Co.
losns4 ldeuf is ten L/hsand times more
nouerlnGhan any Gu de Cologne, and
goes m4. luglAE rne ! @ traveller h has
Inc lurt,fIsGstaction q Fpowing, that
ne gets ) yerilgbIe, and no nSslake abou,
il. N. y. None is genuFs' unless II
makes tie Voyageur STAN and sneeze
instantly.
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DEMAND pAyBIDLE. = One Of th-
most apreelbI. ideois of the New York
trade s9LK this S}ns1l, was the extensive
demayd .or thHoly Scriptures, immense
nuuters being disposed of to the book T.
sc.lers assembled from all parts Of the
Country, Upwards offf'y varieties were
brought to the hammer, ranging in price
from 81, to ST so, and this. too, in addi-
ton to the immense supply sent cut year
ly by the Bible Society. 1t is surely
good sign of the timea.
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How to Make Good Butter,

Having read several communications in
the Farmer on making good butter, and
not seeing any that comes up to my ideas,
| will now give my practice, or rather
that of my wife, and some of the causes
of making poor butter.
| Milk should never set for butter in a
dark, damp cellar, as is the case with but
Ter makers in this section--as The cream is
thereby moulded before it has had time
TO rise, which gives the bt terra moudy
taste
The milk is allowed to set too ! ne
before being skinned, which gives it a
cheesey taste.
3. The cream is kept too long before it
is churned afterit is skinned which gives
it the taste Of the other two, and also a
sour taste.
4. The butter should never be washed
in water, because it takes away that beau
titul aroma SO essential to good butter.
5. 1t should never be taken in a per-
son S warm hands, as the heat melts a GER
tain portion of the globules, which gives
it an oily taste and makes it become ran
cid very soon.
6, The milk should always be set in
good clean tin or eartherp pans, in dry,
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r. r. y! gmpl
6ad byF Slightly ~~gs,
from OS Q wait 50 D.; =
suppose ry ear me Mockipa
"TFTdam 70 What do you
meaf, sir! HAdare you speak in that
wayF' said the divine, somewha, .~ger-
ed at hearing the young man swear in
his presence.
Il mean 10 sav sir, that suppose you
could not hear my knocking on account
oi the dam roaring"
'Dam roaring, again! You Young
scouudrei Have you the impudence 10
insult me with a repetition OF those words?
Begone. sif!"
MY dear sir" quoth the now Devil
dered youth, IL intended to say that /
presume coz not be heard on accoun,
OF the dam roariHg,'' laying parucuIat
Emphasis on The last Two words.
"lnsult on insuIl!' shouted The infurla.
ted man, and he rushed at the poor fellow
with the evident intention OF tjecling him
but was restored by the voice OF hi>
daughter eXclaiming;
Papa, | suppose the young man in
tended 10 say that he could not be hearC
on account OF the roaring of the dam"
"Oh. ! beg your pardon, sir--I beg
your pardon-walk in, walk in, really
ali, well! | declare! The dam roaring
Capital! Come in, come in. That is
really too richl"
It's needless 10 add that the youngster
Welt in. and in the excellent society II
the young lady soon torgo! the "dam
roaring"
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BAsHFUL MEN.-We never vet saw a
genuinely bashtul man who was not the
soul Of honor Though such may blush
and stammer and shrug their shoulders
awkwardIy, unable to throw forth with
ears the thoughts that they would ex
express, yet commend them to us for
friends.
There are fne touches in their charac-
ters that time will mellow and bring out
perceptions as delicate as the laintvst tint
is 10 the unfolled rose and their thoughts
are none the less refined and beautiful
that they do not h,w with the impetuosi-
ty Of the shalI,w streamlet.
We a,e astonished that such men are
not appreciated, that ladies with real good
hearts and cultivated intellects will reward
the gallant Sir Muslahio Brsiness with
smiles and attention, because he can fold
shawl gracefully and handy compli-
ments with ParSin elegance, while they
will not condescend to look upon the
worthier Nan who feels for them ii rever
cncc so great that his, every mute glance
is worship.
Ladies word in your ear. Have you
lovers. and would YOU possess worthy
husband Choose him whose delicacy
ofdeporiment, whose sense Of your worth,
leads him to stand aloof while others
croud around you. he bushes, stam-
mers at your reproach consider them as
,sEES2y signs Of his exalted opinion of
yoHiTex. II he IS raa,ing and modest,
let Mt thousand fortunes weigh HIN
do"9'mt tie balance, for depend upon it,
with him your life will be happier with
proEerty than with many iaother sgr-
rounded by the splendor Of praces---
Oi.uc Branch. I
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10 f6Nttenton of little girl being
callN Ib-s lese bush. on whose tcpmosf
stem E eldVstlose was fading, but below
and 4ound vhich1hree beautiful crimson
budstSere JUS unfolding theircharms she
artlessS exdlaimdd 10 her brother:-- -
(" See, kTille; ibeso litlSRuds have just
awakShel 10 Ksss Lbeir nv - ore Sks
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nrA geptIpmaS STce-s,

GA gentirmaS Cnce-safd ~
like to see a boat Of ladies adrif on
ocean 10 see what course they would !
steer. A lady in the room replied.
That's easy rold-t~y woucA 8. ,r TO-,
the Isle OF Man, to bS5ure!'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-11-13

E1-Not long since, youth older in
wi 'hsn years. after being catechised
Issncerning the power Of God, replied,
thnle 'ere's one thing God ean';'
DO 80 ~! eagerly inquired the
mother. sn't make Bill Jones'
{nqutn any bigger g., setting bis ssrs
Unoa- hH
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The ARr OF PE
hule, that you may -!
it you want to perform lliil1
promise as much as you like,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-11-13

>CoNUNDRuMs.- why onght a pcrsol
'~wao is confined to his bed never to b,
believed!
Because he lies
What key is the hardest to turnl
A donkey.
Why is good advice like q sickle?
Because it goes against the grain
brcad'
By buying cta cheating baker.
What is the worsctind If fare for man
to live on?
Warfare.
Why is woman in the este>Scaa-
able dress Ike man running the gaanSs
among the Indians?
Because she's surrounded by wboops
(hoopS.)
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kTk woman S tongue has been found
capable ION actual exp = ment, to move one
THOUSAND six hundred and ninety-nne
and hasAsnses minute. And what iS
still more v derful, is, they never wear
cut.
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EE The editor of the Yergennos
zen says that the sidev alks in one -
thoroughfares in tha, tom have rkGASly
been @ideged to e1aOle bellies and beaux.
to walk side'T sile +!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-11-13

nrExcess OF cerem6hy 3
breeding; that civil'ty IS bssl
..lYdes all sapprhuous tormasiI
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or Wben<Ncou get in a passion Juf9g
walk out into ar J; you may epta
your mind to The 'nas ps without nuLun
Shy one or pg6alAisI -
ION. sccTo!o -. = i
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N cur hablEs,-,1I -
tures; leave fine dfes
and snowy dwellings to
y need such things TO reconS
Lttus everTempmber that for he
substantial wealth, for rare oppoj
'cr SELF improvement, for long
real independence, fla ming is
business in the world.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-11-13

ROut of a hundred OqnngN
week. il has baen ascer'alheu'I
than l.inety Yrre supplied to
had gone ny ,st 70 ., chG92se 2,s
bon. Son,A
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-11-13

ASaen, airy anA-f-ciy u bove ground,
us pos,iblr, al. esllar maybe
Eaorning Ii should
1ohger than forty-eigh
5,fn Weather; in cold weather
gkeptlonger.
lt SHOULD always be about the same
y'neat that the milk is when drawn from
the COW, and churned steadily, and | have
never known ii to fail of coming readily,
g. 1t is the taken from the churn with
a wooden butter lade, into a wood tray,
which has been well scalded and cooled
in pure cold water; the salt is then work
ed il, to suit the taste, with the ladle,
which is easily done, with little prac-
tice, and the buuer-milk well worked
out; tits then set away in cool place
for about twenty four hours, when it is
well worked over again, as long as milk
or pickle can be worked out.
Butter made in this way, and put down
in stone pots, and kept from the ar will
keep good for long time.--M E. Far
meT.
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- ney1'
Cgr Jones. lawyer -
shimatedj "how's
Right smart en-
Whel DO youthink he vii!
%S1uk, il he don't have any serious
PxI backs, he'II make a regular built
J'c&ass. ."-(EXii lHquirer.)
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nYTiiere is an alcheEs
leart Sithin transmutes ot
quality! t y.
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10 prevent candles
Don't lighl them.
10 prevent Aunger-K
stomach.
10 avoid death b
your jugular.
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E,1,It. is ,nrf'ss
whose uthrulness wsV
. or . ylighl one whose ~o
naAA, IS are without dis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
DIRECTORS:
rHE WHITE suLrnIa sPnIScs ron

VNHE James cai1en IN. PRINCIPAL n,o, .,
FOR settlement Of ii. % & G having sndsss s 4 hsess.,
owners have united in eonferrng the undersigned full 70
To facilitate The sale liberal obtained from u
ssy as ion,,.oet company granting every pv,
% Necessary @ The most fan and profitable enjoyment
Ia OF DIE authority eohierred upon them the under,
ORGANISED under he charter or I"
medicinal qasi aSd =! Ha s ss Of s.lssy e,
century Shey have ben f.os s sT on
.s ana p5n' 70 sSs. Of Pssssrs and amusement and
ionAbie character OF their visitors
oe and sufficient thousand
H1ny y, they have proved to be
that hey had been ucien double ,hai unbeI
dc Of numbers applicants are turned away
The springs heretofore been attended with
ninety niles II eroad S:'' B Dt1f eSgsd to sTars near
% ,oon o an m us Are nov n progress Of construction
all the Eastern 70 lhe station hous within ~
railroad extended 30 miles west Of saunon ,s
@ years The oSsr sections a .,3dS S ss a o. @ rssd In
leave baltimore Washington Alexandria PtteTsbur
tern lection q the covingOn completed de
coaTseni deai to az limit 70 he pa Ss tsH.5
az !, an NAL. resort TO these SPRING.,
% y. e q s AsE.ny mountains The Estate lies in s
zen -ess es;sndns along the valley abO9, three
than 500 land in The tract and NOR. Ia
double that quantity Of good arabic upland NE
good range Tor stock Al the supplies Of grain 4e
premises. ~ ~ Wv
The buildings for the accommodation Of
q
The grounds eminent picturesque beautiful presntng
oy s and dAles, and the
o. NE ossi has been described the Paradise watering.
places and there Few who acquainted who will
/ % aeknpEledge its claim TO this distinction.
The receipts Of the establishment
sVed BY enlarged accommodations energetic and ud-
eio1s management, they might be many fold
me sale OF the water, which Is In
Pal ap lor may be easily made OF g furnish
prize Which Tie properly cam be sacn.
The whole country contains Few subjects does anotheT
OF s1ua resources developed they could
| and capital - - f'->
The title TO the estate Is believed having
e present. prpretors and their
seventy yeAr To facilitate the transfer the
avoid difficulties which death on any of ~
Joint owners the legal title has the under
signed Who viii be prepared the ps
L chaser. -
The sale VII embrace all the In
n1n viii me property for the accommodation Of visitors
purchase requested
/ me uhderssned WM. II. MCFARLAND,
/ OF Richmond, Va
! -. 80 ALEX II. II. STUART,
/ eo-uacu OF Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

PLEASANT WAY OF BrrriSo.-The Lynchburg Virginia,
says that new style OF betting has been introduced In ,
Ptesea' canvass gentleman proposed to lad, of diff
e'e" ponies IRON his own to bet kiss that his rnn
pa'e would win, these terms: III Fillmore T. chou
you SIRE to Kiss me; f Buchanan am TO kiss Won Tb,
Is KIND OF meals win-.ails you lose" busin.s. b,,
We VIII take lev bet On ihe above conditions;
and II any fair admirer OF old bachelor B,ck Cnv; =
sue young and pretty wishes to black her Judgement
she has bat 10 mention il. "Bafkis liz wiln" Her il
cnae. Tor e"tepisns young ladies that may not occu,
sghh iot along time. Don't all speak nj once
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Most Extraordinary Remedy Know

sTmnEE YEARS INFERENCE In The sale At
~ We ~uOruEn't nHEAsr CLOrIns,'
has sAunsd ~ mat hers nothing Known medical uor,d
vheh IN ell compare v ksn rhsy indeed seafors Of
The asrsino nsoGAs<
nay be s>d Of hsm without rear Of proof
me eeov.ry that sy ss sppsi Al pssvios. ~.
scsa.i rising Of s breast, thy win promptly ..y all
relieve all pain aud prevent the breast xahsss .sd r
nsrmor~ ~ breast should actually ca. b.
hss application and constant, wearing VI psoias. such
condition Of the sseas specifies, p...b
Ever, mother should tssp them By their as. IN,
dectons which always with hsu our sosa Cor A. an.
~ remittance Of tc accompanied By IL esu,. worth Of
postage STAMPS vii secure the By Of pal,
Of hsss cloths 10 any part Of the United States.
They are Tor sale BY
ADIk GRAY. Wholesale and Retail AF-nt..
sH LAT Main street. Rchmond. vlrrini.
And By MEADE . BAKER. $50 Main st. Richmond, Va
Pull directions for applying these Cloths. ACCOMPANY
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DANIEL H.

CORNER MAIN AND 18th STREET
RICHMOND
2ffkis Tor sale Commission,
" goods. --' -~--~~s-
BonsAek's Jeans; Marehanfs 20
stAnnton fnlled Cloths; Augusta wooleus
Old Dominion do; LeAkSviIie Cotton Yarn
OznAburEs Brown Sheeingz
CTAwords Patent and Seine Dixes Spool Cotton.
Aliens American Conestoga. Dunnel English Fancy bsek
white and plain Prints a very large and choice .~ectan
Atysy low prices
Sleeps Gray and other Satinetts; Jean.
Cleth,; Casimeres vesting-
Llnseysi large Assortment, ~
blankets, on consignment bargains
bleached Domesfcs desirable and low
80 pieces Aousiin Deiatnes; choice
~ DO Lyon sks 70 Be sold %
and A. silks are high the should be en-
oraced BY AL who wish cheap, coIored NJ sIks
'setts and shawls;
bought and cheap; Bed Ticks - $1,000
Apron Checks; sattns and Corduroys
knbroderies and white
for the Country trade
oAkP6s-A very large assortment Foreign Domestic With
Rugs 70 match, at very low figures ~
All classes fbuyers invited
pain VII be spared TO give satisfaction. Sc 2-dAesn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

IHk WHEELING Cusros HousK.-Th.rs vas vas,
multitude Of people In Wheeling from the surrounding
country on "Wednesday last to witness the .rhbop Of
.ne "es'ero virginia Agricultural Society," and the cere
MONIES upon Tue occasion OF laying the stone vf the
new custom House In the morning q PROCESSION was
orsd composed Of the military. benevolent associations
snlcn marched through the principal streets to the
sd With the laying vi the corner stone were concluded
tue Rev d. Meade delivered a brri, interesting and
great interest. - 'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

SUICIDE AT ALrNASDRIA.-Col Benz Thomas at day
ofeak on Friday morning. committed suicide in Al.,ai-
% oy hrst cutting gashes in his throat aud arms and
.aen 'eapg into cister The verdict Of the Jury WI :
,aa the deed was snperdueed by temporary INSANITY
mr. Thomas was an eScounclman aud Mt the time of his
oea' hsd the position OF It. Colonel OF the i75t Reg.
ment OF Virginia militia ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

hiLtro-Jaben DOoley died in Bedford county, on III.
IGN inst from having leg of day or two befor,
oy ,reshing machine. The limb was torn off b.lr H.
sufferer. - ~ W W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

IHkAraE.-rhe exciting, thrilling sgonizing play of
Camille will be repeated tonight with Mr. Dayeu-
port as the heroine Her personation of ths Intricate
Character is the very acme of perfection
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

sss extract from letter from @. p. Il. James, Esq
all who suffer from weakness aud debility say try the or
senaed Biters-s medicine contains no alcohol and Ia.
the stomach. - " N'"'ss'Hs"'o "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22
FACTS FOR THE PEOP1E.-p,~o,..

FACTS FOR THE PEOPgE.-D~oy,
RN-0 ries In mechanism manufacture which money
and labor savere admitted to be Of vau. m,
race OF mantlnd How much valuable. discover,
In science which promotes ath dpels =. a..
from a.. human amef To such diseoverer na.
remain indebted, Tor all It's vsAih but
pared the life Of fellow being Indeed too
ous believe that PanAcea for ali m.
us OF hs aud when esnuhe asserts that such
discovery the breadth Of his declaration doubt
arise, he mmeay declared smpyrie and hi. po.trum
hosever valuable In
Al onee discarded That Remedies
OF similar origin. have shadov doubt Indeed .,
knos th TO be true for We have thoroughly 10
vAiaable vegetable medicine and wonderful
In relieving n>rroasne> general d1y,
hefcarn, dysssia Sod stomach
erer and depression Of spirits claim for
tue mastery hundreds Of other might
know that .hen used In low m.rshy countries.
and that win all others for which .bsr
regularly taken We also know tonic ever used by
delicate females and tcethug children Correct ~
aeidv OF the stomach In short time But
TO Of s virtues Manufactured midst prepared
rom recipe Of o. the abiest Physicians Union and "a
ienees that could b. that BAKERS BirFRs are vhat tn,
beuse Lett
ioubtng try hem and then Of their desery,
TO be had of All the principal Druggists city A
" .hs following Druggists Peel Stevens, Aexendra
Mekenney, I<wburs. Va. Todd Hinton Trayor Per.as
Va King rsy, Norfolk, Va, D. Campbell Porsuouih Va
Dor q Camn, Williamsburg Va Johnston .bors
va y usum Co, Danvie Va, Druggist. In Parmyi
va rhos Adams Co, snldsld, Va, Bibb Wells Charlotte,
yhs Va kskrdKe, siAunton W. H. Iippt
baltimore. Nd. Bodeker Ky stablsr Joa,s
ynehburg Va and from Druggists for or
ers; shiress D. BAKER.
sri-sw Rieh nond Va
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- hOlLO AE,s OINTnENr Ann
- PiLls-wHAr ARR THEIR CREDENTIALS She,
e approved by the most enlightened governments nv
e highest nsiea authority declared nfaIe by Tecoyrr
thousands In all diseases Of skin and scr;yr or.s
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