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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
The Mo,mOn of Saturday last rallies the forces Of
joe Smith aud poly ygamy against the Peoples eau
di1,te for tbe Presidency i'm tbs .OlOWipp terms:

''Nsuy of the States going To bs very evenly
balarced and not Lrtsncing their noise and gascon
ace MormOnism It cont tol several housa"d votes
in number f States cf,his Union, eLd say to our
frie, c. keep your cathcr.eye opeo, you may hear
from ogan. If We DO anything, we want deecs, not
words.
sWe cannot, h. any rae, vote for our enemies,
ard although the bayo cts and pistols these fools talk
abou. are al in their tnDs y't If these whelpi are
not stopped their howlpg, will give them pill to
swailo. that viii b, difficult Of d. son mex: Nosem.
b>r."
The enemies whom :he Nosmons are thus called
on to resist, are the Republicaa party, "ho have
hone silly declared against their peculiar ins s!ution
of poly gamy; ard the friends they are TO favor are
the Border Rufiians, whose doctrine Of Squatter
Sovereignty involves the approval aud legsllzatiOn
of that institution. lIew many voies can thus be
brought up against Fremont, We have 10 means Of
bnowirg precisely but fancy that there ca1pot be
more than 500 of them. How many intelligent
citizens will be induced 70 give their suirages to
Buchanan BY the knowledge that his cause is that
of the polygamsts Of Salt Lake City, remains to be
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

The Senate yesterday failed to pass over the
P,,sidents Veto the bill providing for the Improve
ment Of the Des Moints Rapids in the Mississippi
Riyer-Yess 80 (not quite two thi'ds;) Nays Il.
Sam Houston might have passed the BILL
TIE House adher ID generally to its refusal 10
agree with the Senate in appropriatins any mone,
10 .ustsin Border Rufanism in Kans1s. The ma
joriti,s were small but the spirit cvinced ~as good
III, H0use refused TO concur with thu Seoa'c in
apptoprmting 81 100000 to pay expenses ia'urFed
in suppresspg Indian hOstities on the Pacific.
The Senste disagreed with the House in prohibit
ing Military Superibtendence on Public Work. OF
non military character, aud voted tot buy three Pub
lie Stores at the Atlantic DOsI, South Brooklyn,
for 500 coo. Only three ~ofkiog days ci ta'
SessOn rtmsin.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
Sanl Is among the Prophets, and no mistake

Saul is among the Prophets and no mistake I!
cut of the Congressional Books, which have been
one of the regular perqusites Of Congress for
n generation. These are only given to ne1 Mem
bers, who are few in the Senate, out many in the
Huuse; hence the liberalty Of the Ole branch and
the rigid virtue Of the other. The two Houses are
at logserhesds on this item, but We can guess how
the STRIFE will end The Members viii get their
Books, snd the House will let the Senate Of easy
on scme other point Of difference. Ye: We trust
the opportunity viii be improved Oy cutting Of the
Book JOB, hencefsrth and forever. But le. US
have no paying Congressman by the Year in its
stead without the clearest and most stringent pro-
visions against absenteeism.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

In to this seaaon Il ere has been no Republic in
marty in California and no party Of any name that
opuo,,d the Extension OF Slavery. Southern poll.
ticans mainly controlled the machinery OF both
u.rties md the utt-raDces OF the Public Press.
WI. "a the time bsd come for the old Whig party b
on the wsy of all the earth, most OF lts ntgn1tes
united with Pro Slavery cfSet from the g. Demo
CRITIC " organization in getting up the Know.
Norhipg arrs1pemsnt by which the Sat- was car
r,ed last year The Legislature so chosen under
took TO censure the strongest party in the House
At Washington for It's support Of SIR. Banks for
Sneaker he btirg s'igmatiZed a. d "Bl1ck Re
publicsn;" aid large majority votsd for this
capsure until it vas suggested that California
would need tn. good will Of the House thus GEN.
sured, when the absurd proceeding wss dropped.
Since Col. Fr, m ut left the United States Senate,
no other Free Safe bas been 80 completely Pro-
Slavery in its political attitude AID action Cali.
forria. And when attempts were therein made TO
organize Republican parry last Spring, they wcrc
put c0wn b; mob violence in which Que % the
* y justices of the Supreme Court bore Il
Leading part
The nomination Of Fremont for Presid-n! has
changed oil this Henccforward, "thsre Is a
North" in California, aud all organized party
through which It's voice may be head. Though it
is a new creation, with t*O great and well organ
iz.d parties co eripg Inc ground which it hence
forth disputes witt them, our friends there have
strong hopes Cf succ So AMI their private es.lr-
aDces are even stronger than their public celia
fations Nothing but the msd dog cry of
"AboitiOn {" "Di:unicn {" can prevent the Safe
going for Fremont and Dayton Overwhelmingly.
The Sinuous course If tbe Cincinnati Convention
with regard ~ the Ia lfc Railroad, with the vote
Of the PENN yvn,a De!eg 1toa sgainbt the measure
when con,rastcd with tte prompt, hearty, una IL
mous approval OF the enterpd,e by the People 8
Col yention at Philadel yhi,, sy.nuc' rlcaliy com
pleted by its nomination the rtlGnder for P.e-
dent, is havirg powerful iniluence in the Golden
State The Pacific RAILROAD would double the
,alue Of tvery acre, every b1ildlBg lot in that
State. 1t would bring lime tenths of It's population
within ten days OF New-Yotk and seVen days Of
Missouri and Iowa. 1t would diminish the cost Of
the Journey a, least halt, and It's discOmfolts by
fully seven-eighths In short, the Pacific Rtilroad
to the whole country nos. desirable, is to C.lifor
mia on atsolute necessity, and her independent
freemen will vote accordingly.
We are assured thai adyiccs from San Fran
pisco came On by the steamer just arrived that a
confidential declaration in favor % the Road must
be had from Nj. BuchaLan. or the State could not
be KEEP, from yoliDg for Fremont 4 letter, to be
shown privately at first and published when too
lae 10 be heard Of on this side TIL after the Elec-
ticn was DECLARED in stcle. conclaye Of his leading
supporters on iudsp, ,rsable necessity. We shall
not know for some time whether this demand is o.
il not complied ~i,b.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
The mechanical part of the Patent Office Report

The mechanical part of the Patent. Office Report
for the yesr 1855 is soon to be published. 1t is
in two volumes Of from 200 to 800 pages each.
comprising over Loco pages of descriptive text
nd $50 pages Of epgrayings. The description,
.xcain in a comprehensive ard lucid style the
various f. aturts Of each of the inventions, with the
recesssry ref, rencts 70 the eOgrayiogs. The text
nd illus,1stors, exhibiting good deal OF scicn-
,ifc discernut Mt aid an extensive acquaintance
with the ysri, us branches Of ibdustsy and manufsc-
turss, are the work Of Mr.. NJ c. Gritzner, who,
by bis volume of engraviDgs illustrative Of the
patents Of 1854, and other publications in this line,
is already known to the public.
We ale glad to see that this Report IS arran sed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Iowa is as likely to give over as under 5000
majority for the Republican State ticket The
Legislature is st least thiee-fourths Republican.
Da,iss (RepublicaD) majority in the Northern
District is not less than 5000, and may be more.
The Dubuque Republican of the llth in.t. makes it
5.12, with some counties 70 hear from. Oftwen-
" five Counties heard from he carries all but Du.
buque TIE new Counties are al one way.
Cbickossw, Flo! d and si,cbel are roundly report
ID three fourths Republican. At St. Charles, in
Cbicka.sw, $50 votes were pcllsd, of which l27
were Republican. ard at Mitchell Centre 72-
ertry one Republican They tske few TRIBuSEs
up that way
The Southern District is not yet given up BY the
supporters Of Hsll, but We trust they have no
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

SPRNCfItLD, Ohio, Tbrndsy Aay. IL, -.
The Republicans Of the With Coo t'-~
the Of Ohio oosy re-noninsied the Hoo' b' S'a-,0H
ae their eshdi iost., by acciaIas, ioo.
SaCo' Me-, Thursday August IL, 1850.
tie Hon. .Joi.u n. Wood .or rejection 10 Csogrsss
The Con,,ution was l. gel attended snh y4' Ell
d,ess,d for three hours by the dor Lott IL aoui!
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
Susinrss Nutlrfs.
SARATOCA WATERS.

srRING WATEk.
The stead, of popularity OF the Empire "s'ef d
Il tho = the
c.p1IsICATLs % PHYSICIANS,
which prove 1Fk ,NPIst "s1fr
SUPERIOR CONGRESS,
possessing all the virtues of Congress- without toe irihus
prvress whhh ~ that water often create 'onsn IN 'he df
tnf BY IA v.lid- -, IA, -
VIII. The rnpiNt l. soothing In its effects with
ter dspy ur,s'i trd ht wing r ia hre proportion o.
IODINE which Is !; uEetul N many phsses Jf
sCROyILoVS DisVANGs, DysfEPsiA. &c,
ard vsiu-bi- he aws.ug setvI Of the torPd Liver
suArtins sfectus' asa.n"
CvNsuSF1iOh,
g. ulieh sy SaTAosA have been held s' 10.
eciet have rroeuesd srcnE npreron in the pooc NINA
th.t tho yNPiks l. dcsiSoed very soon 10 -
7HE MOST cELERRATLD oF TIE SARATOGA wA1hk'
EMPIRE WATER -, ~
MAJ A fund a the pl cip- Dius Hctei4 and o' w.
Hrs1oN Co. Ssra,oxs sprias. at their Southern De
NJ Ra1c1 II 0..k.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
Me,ualork pailp Ta-ibnne
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1856.

A i,ril.,ea uuInhor of advertisements taken in
THr WvrKrY TRIBUNE at the rate OF ous dollar lue
Thle ps2e' has attained circulation Of l73,Ooo
oopirs snd III unquesionsbly the best medium extsnt
for advertising the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Tie Democratic paper of Waterbury, Conn e.
,blishtd fonr ycarr ago to edvocs'e Dir. Per;e $
tctior eLd ever since Gn ultra thick aid tha ad'e
ieit Of tie r,gpng dra-ty, hss Just hsutd down the
ifrper ef Bu hsrau ard Breckenridge, and run ap
hat Ct FreRout and Dayton The friend Who com au-
icsi,s this fact, says: "Put down Old Connecticut
"ss sure for Fremont"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
Union OF The DEMOCRACY OF MISSOURI
FOR TIE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.

ST. LOriS, Ihurrdhy, Au.GN II, l510,
This morni,c'. Democrat announces ihe withdraw
h, ,he B,yto, Den.ociecy of their Escs;rs lch,' in
G.yor of us AL'i Benton par'y.
Tire Democrat rays We lay cosa DO prin 'ipe with
tss gov<ned us 10 ,he past, Al give up no doc!roe
Heretofore oonenttd FL as ,st aud Democrats. We
fet, 'his ta'le Cor the C,icE ssa Shcle, an ',T9
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
FLMnA, Aug. 12, 1S56.-Messrs. SrEARNs q

M.a1S-GExTLEMES 20 h.veient to youf sidies- 3s NeS
Sork apc Ere RAiruad Of Safe no o1iI whca you
" Il; please put in proI-r .haPe aud e-sp 70 os an An " M
cart burelar' trying has eIpern nS on your
BtILE Iocx but without success-dillt make enough -
nav fs the pouder used He suceeeded however VI pu
IN, The h ,t such shape could be opened with
a. tss sd H.. owners obliged To cali la the d oi ma
81 and have safe Have returned IS s''n
..:,J- "a ohjls. Youts &c r. WATROUs W.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

whereby Order 10 TO be brought ont of Chaos in
California, honesty made TO suppant ard ctface
rosuery in high places, a'd Dcspoti'm prove
the high road to Freedom. But we will trust that
good intentions viii somehow work out the desired
rpsuts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

The Report Of the San Francisco Vigilance Com.
uttee on the frauds abuses aud public rooberes
Systematically practiced in the Courts and Comfy
Of'icss OF thai city, observes to be widely read
The People Of California would seem to have sub
nitted T. cbrolic illainy in their mos, important
public stai II until 'Crbearance had clearly ceased
70 b.. : siItue. If they succeed in purgpg them
selves of this leprosy by the stringent and ex-
ceptionable mtars TO which they have been ion.
PEELED to resort. they will receive the pandits Of
grateful people; if they isl, they must submit to
fhe fate Of others who have nobly dared but not
Wisely planned.
We fail to di.cera in this Report the means
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

A Mass Meeting of the Republicans fthe Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth Wards was held last evening in
the Colosseum The enthusiasm for Fremon. and
Da, ton was unbOundsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PROM WASHINGTON.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Owr CouoSponoon~- - .e-.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Aug IL, 1870
II il reported in Official circles that Secretary
Dotsin i, TO supersede Mr.. Mason as Minister st
P,,i, and Col. Or to be Secretary Of the Navy.
II tbh purpose be adhered to, the change may not
b.opep till after the adjournment OF Congress.
The Pacific Railroad bill is postponed TIL next
s.s.;on. The yero of the Des Molnes bill vas
barely saved from the fate of its predecessors ID
The senate BY the absence of Mears. Allen, Sc
bsstlsn and Thomson OF Kentucky.
The Senate struck out the Home amendment
to the Miscellaneous Appropriations bli abolish
ipe military superintendence of public buildings
without division.
Both branches threaten TO adhere pertinaciously
10 th, ir respective positions On appropriations IL
il said the Senate struck out the book item to al
ford ground of compromise by bending on tnat
pojpt. if the House abandoned the Kansas qualIt-
cations. THIS move ement cannot succeed, however.
Po.,lbl, the differences may be finally reconciled
hy surrenderipg all supplies for Kansas There is
no other way, uuless one or the other party yields
s pator Douglas couusels Resistance to both ana
is villiIg to swamp every b1l on this assumed
purpose.
The city is throDged with immense outside pres
sure f the expiring hours OF tie session.
.p.e,a Dtp tch to The N Y. Trbune
The House to. dsy cOpcurred with the Com
mitte of the Whole il insisting upon proViso
to the Executive Appropriation BILL against grant
i,g compensation to the Judiciary and Executive
o. KaDsss, uptil The Free State PRISONERS are dis
charged, BY yea ard nay vote Of "a to "a. The
Hous. ao Unlisted upon refusiI g mileage aud com
pe, sa;icn to the bogus Legislature.
The Sepate O-day Do1 cODcuIred with the House
in establishing civil supern nendence Of the Capt.
i.ol Buildings Messrs. Wilson, Hale, and Hou''
ton, were in favor Oft.
An atte mpt will be made to- morrow to Introduce
src,ber Kansas PscifcstiOn bill in the Seusse, by
Senator James of X l. 1t destroys the bogus
LEGISLATURE and laws without ceremony. Messrs.
Toombs Douglas, and Biger the spokesmen OF
Buchanan, are understood to oppose it. l doubt
its Success II introduced it will undoubtedly re-
csive the support of ihe Free-S'a.e Senator'S
To the Assoeio.,d Pye":
The Democrats anticipate that q suffcient numoer
of the Repubcsnsill secede for practical purposes,
fC H. the Kansas restriction amendments TO the Appo-
rriaon bills While the contrary, the RePu 1hcsns
declare they will continue IN solid phalsnA without
waveiiDg. ana.
Tie last veto of the President s .the bill to I'M
proye the Patapeco River Maryland. Vetoes have
become r common as to excite no surprise
The Navy Appropriation bull has been finally acted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

We have later dates, but 10 important news,
tom Nicaragua, via Ne".Orlrans. Tne party OF
Gen Ruas, with Guatemalaas to The hlnoer oi
1900. were fortiiyng Leon, and it was e1Pec'ed
khAt Gen. Walker would sOon march to attack
Them with an effective force Of 600 Americans
Az intelligent Ameri,an from Costa Rics states
ttst that country will sgain invade Nicarigui.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

The Benton Electoral Ticket (f'r Bu ,hansn) IN
Missouri Las been withdrawn. This leaves the
Bsntt mans free to act as they shall at any time
SIC fit.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

There was yeiy large fire in Chicago, On
Wednesday light, destroying several railroad
6epnts and other buildings, valued az abol'
5000, 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
grounds for claiming it, though he has received
many "Rsilroed" votes In the following table
we have given the vote az claimed BY his frieods:
Hall (Oem. ~s'..

Majority for Curtis, l,os'.
There are Is Counties to hea. from which gave Hall
400 msjority two years ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
YyILow FEyrR.-When lassitudc and wear

n,s. vb.c chilly f and sessnsss OF everything onhi
when fnineAs ddiness flushing OF the tise reaoess o
eyes pans the eyebals AM lower part OF the
Ui,b these hav. pain back debility a1d sshss t19
rnust lost Ii these be not the syrp'oi"' oi
Fever tbey Deverihsless adnost us ths' We arc 49,, p
alarn .,cx and q of c' eight ekNpKf
came, be s~AO~'d. T~o or ihroe "u'n u"'' ~
~ n, noau Meal grue day or two, VII ohuey
fJ. viii proy- propriety Of s course 81
ess The PKAxDRITH PILLS purify and inviEosie the Doo'
-. .ho.,J as r.eod to by tbose of co-ise hsp
SOD a, the pr c'psl uflc. No f Cdrs-st nanote'n >
Br!airs at RVENToSS Bookto-eJ, Nos ~ bo"e,8 ana
oa IN, .r., Hr. HAYES No LIS Fu'tons br" a.
iyn; By D. WRCHT No 80 Houston-st corner OF Le6,;
BY W. DYOTT sons. fhiAdsPSi1; eLd " a
dYuarx, AID me di-in. v-ni-fs in th7 mon 49, ,, -,
CXUTIos-A Pills puportns TO he Brndra'hs rus with
. NJ slI Rrnsdvs,D op ~. side Label couhtcT-its
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

fire at Chicago yesterday consumed property
of the value Of $500, 0OO.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

singers SEWING MACHlNE>.-'n every pOssl-
be wa, these Machines secured the favor Of the pbc
The bisbest premiums beeu dod TO en
OF abroad Thousands using ,heC vE
ely Of work With entire satisfaction and success L's ~ho
have any II to in call and eIsDe. The Machines
" be coureousy e1hai whshe they DO do wish 20
n, chase NJ SINGER & Co, No. 323 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

RUprURY.-Only Prize Medal awarded to
M..u Co by the Industrial Txhibo OF AL Nations at the
CIxsts Psisee 6r their pieu; RADICAL CuKg Tarss.
References sui-i0ti'y; Professors NALfsIi>t NorI
WuI.pD PlRErR ard IoHS 81. CARSocHss. OpsD fro n 7
a m 10 Q .. m. MARSH Co.. No q oisidei lane. y. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
All CARPETINGs.- g. HUMPHREY

ThIL ETINGS.-IETEKSUN N III NTITKtI .
No 524 Broadway rs st Pcpsfed 20 exhibit
u large stocs OF CARPETS (ths Fss Import ton) st greatly
rrdpced prices
Velvet Csryeng, II n ~ rer ysId
Tapes,y Cs.Je.ing. o. - ~ per ynId
Rich BTuss. Csl-Dg 81 per y-rd "i-' a. either S'oi
.ou.I,y Iov Tor e,sh PETERSON iiuMPisGY
~f~~' Ma.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
PIANos nnd MELoDCoNs from cIgnt dIliercnt

PIANOS and MELODEONS from clgn. different
n.ovfsoturer.-mass toe largest sssrm~n: in tho city
k-ides is s. ord faT3 Plsnn*-sI OF when M bs sold at
fy ccmp~to-. psros TO zLc rent u owec
purchase at *. WAIEks's, No; - o'r,.4~sy
tuLo repaired, polished bH ID am mo'e- C"sb psd
for Second. uane Pisnoe Music q reduced prices
ErrTiSG's EOLICON-A new Musical Instru-
snebt eolnbnins the advantages Of the Oga Seode6n ao
Plano, IA rch, usiow, aud powerful and is well
odapted Church Operate Music 1t has received the
hsbss testimonials from profssc. aud the
trade throughout the United States ~bich be at The
Ptp Ware Rooms OF tho Manufactures Price from
$50 L, &iS8. "2ovEsTEES TRuSLo|:
No 5aJ Broadway. N 7
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

HOLLowAY's OINTMENT. - There are millions
OF ;hces tine kin Through aes- the Ointment
uets tbs b.nd it conveyed to tue OF inhao
IL This IalidY re i-veJ Ashta Coup oor:
Tb'ost Ehe n-sn. end all E'uItiors -nd Ulcers Sold At
the M 20 "eden4.e New OK. acd NO zi
Sbrd, LonJo ard by all druggists, a,2c 6?; aid ~ par
pot
rcolA,,t STAMPS q cents and 10 seIts) FOR
a. ttis -.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

WIGS! WIGS. WIGS IS, 900 of those invisible
$40 WIGS and ToUprEs At MrDHURsT Cos No q Mslea-
lane best maeTisS warranted not 70 shrink or
change color Five Medals awarded for or bosutf fi I'M
Beware Broadway prices. Braids
8u de Gu Copy the s9dfess.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
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WIGS - HAIR-DyE -WIGS. - BaTCHELORS
WIGS and have improvements peculiar 10 their house
Tbsy ceosed all be world of their gIace beauty
ease and durabty-fng charm Tns lsges. ard best
stocs world private for applying s famous
DYg Sold at BATcHELoR's No &si BTosdwsy.
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MRS PARrIseros, in reply to q letter en-
closing some Of the beautifully prepared
!" Fonta'ne's Cream Of Wild Flowers" (the
Balm Of Thousand Flowers in q solid form, \
as present to her venerable ladyship, says
that " she was almost distorted with its Ga.
grant smell and meditional qualities, and
shall preserve it as a pine to of affsctatiou
for an antic friend" She says it is delicious
for purifying an efiuviant mouth, and
that it is real salubrious for the abolition Of
babies" for when she washed Isaac it " made
a most significant soap suds, aud he smelt as
radiant with in6rmary as bucket of poesies 4"
The old lady is oblivious in her expressions,
but she means well, and speaks truly of this
admirable improvement upon toilet soap.
For sale by Taylor Maury, and druggists
everywhere.
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THg WEEKLY STAR.

The mass Of election returns presented in
our Weekly issue Of to-day will make 1t Of
great interest to country readers The hte-
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The excellent story " Curing q GrumbIes. or
Three Days at Heme," is spiiitedly told, and
Withal conveys good moral to young couples
The remarkable story of real lie entitled "A
Triangular Bride" demonstrates strikingIy
the sdsge thai Truth is stranger than he-
ton" The usual variety of Washington
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and political items. local matters and gensral
news, &C., g., vii be found in its columns
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G. Mortimer, solo guiiaTist,
4 Edwards, alto and tener violin,
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