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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
FOR RENT.
1858. j. ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE,

Corner College Street and the Public Square.
HAVING just received every sfyle ef shell. Ivory
Buffalo, and Horn Pun, Tuckng, SIDE, Fine tooth
and kctdtng Combs. Also. Ivory Rosewood shell and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, San Flesh, shaving and Cloth
brushes small Toilet Mirrors, LADIES' and GentiemenAs
Dressing Cases Tor travelling for the roona, Morocco
Bags, Cab4s, furnished and unfarnishcd Eb9ny Werk
Boxes. aud hne Writing Desks. VIII sell Al prices 70
sals the times Jan. l.-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
wM. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist.

MAYsyUIE, KY, November H. 1857.
To The Union CDIi and oil Company:
ENTIEMEN-Having used your Lubricnting Oil made
from Camel Coal, the machiuery Of our Cotton
Mills (ncluGnc Engine aud Spnules) Tor the last few
weeks, prepared to say that have found II
greatly superior 10 any other, excepting the best
Sperm and flliy equal to that article for which
have been paying from one dollar seventy five cents
TO two dollars and twenty five per gallon. Tho
Oh distributes very perfectly over the machinery
wears long, ana is free from gum, which causes trlc
ton, and consequently heat
In view Of the superior quality Of this Oh have
adopted II for Mills From tie low price at which
it is sold doubt into general use
JANUARY 4 WOOD,
FropretOrs of Maysville Cotton Mills
NJ Many ether certificates in the hands of the
Agents which can be seen at any time.
feb dim &w.m
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
N sANANNz.

x(>S1sETAlT ver Ia I'm De Juliet lS~ .aga .r. ..
.SH I'm ieune homme dun cir dams
Ia jacob devant ID oge du concierge:
NJ Dumont esn chez ui :! demandatiL ... ...
z8X6X Ou monsieur troissme, fond de q
&kS - Merc. .5r.H
lie eune seanca dams reser ra Gordon de
carte de vise fxee sur porte
czXT qu poait ithogralhies:
3A( r.tg.z4.ar4s Dunons. Bessens.
"a gf1aur aas-. AvocAr .-rar
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AsrHSEs, cArARRHE, coQuELucHE. Rru.
MES roUx .osvULsivE, INfLANMArioSs DE
potrRixE etc = Cos affections sont 10 re.
sultat dune accumulation, dams le tissu
msme da poumon ct sur IL surface des bron.
ches. dune mitisre glairense. AcRs, vis-
ouEusE, kPAIssE, qui sest deve oPIee da,is
le poumon 1 la suite d'nne inilnmnailon La
trachee artere est bouchee, 10 poumon ne 80
dilate Plus, Ia respiration devient 'iaPossi'
bIe. La nature -herc e 4 expulser cette
HuxEuR GLAiREUsE par dcs acccs dc toux
convulsive, ct lc mt !ade mcurt asphyxie, 81
ON ne sc hate de- lui ad;ninistrer i Eitrir
pour supp.ser aux efforts impuissants de Ia
nature. s. tFaf 'sr
APoYLGxIE, PARALYsIE. lie ccrveau est
trnverse par une quantits iniinie dc vais-
scaax sanguias g, ly mp .atiqucs II est Gu
yeloppe dune pe.licuie ou membrane mu.
quea-e, qni exsude une hurncur glareuse
chargee d 'entretesir Get organc dams un etaf
d'humidise conveuabie. Aussitot que, par
une cause quesconque, un peu d iniialn'na-
ti0u se developpe, soft dsas les vaisseaux
ssnguins ou lynphat'ques. s,it dams la Peili'
cule on membrane mpqueuse, ct cue, par
suite, rhumeur glaircuse est secIei-e pius
abondanie quill ne convicnt, il y EPAScHg.
NENr de cette humeur dams ie cerveau, ct,
pcu aprss, APoPLExIK ct PARALYsig.
u ny qu'un moyen d dempecher un Ps-
red mslheur. c'est d'user dc rEhEW de
Gs,li< AvASr, PESDAST 1T APREs L'kPAs-
cHENssr, pour 10 prsvenir, et .poar en- ope-
rer Ia Tasorption par une derivation puis
sante sur 10 lube intestinal, rn a ed lieu.
BiLs, NALADIEs BtLIEusrs, ssEvRE JAu-
~, JAUxIssE, fsDfeEsTtoSs, cHoLrFA NOR
Bus, etc. i.orsque 10 foie est devena 10
siege dune Inflammation violente, cefte in
6anmstion se cOmmunique In rate, ies.
tomae Of su1 iutcstins par suite dan debor.
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A Monsieur
Monsieur Louis yillegcuse
Rue 10 l'Oucst
! Paris.
!" Mon cher ami,


"Je bier oir snt.Laaz c des ce man a rendu
Matthew Colin Ce cmsnsd plus fort 10 ne e
uppo pa-a fort avocat assez deAneres
h manlire. Sis exc evaivss IL ignore IL
dams Ia chose devo1e ton pere ct soient
enan II dantre empreseelt lie
CeA lnere quill porte fmle qi la pmse nes'cer
marriage beau u dire sse nen
edrontement mnire de on
de Peetelou On vouirat a- a]oute
arrsche Aomme rsea de chose. gull ma %as ds aim Dc
Get ndviu profonde canae le
rai de bonne fol- J suis it pn. sumb. plus dou. qe u
gems pourrant seus
du ma dams J applaud reserve tout en- ssiapt gu ee
peroaison ch'peau roni
u nin. lie laenda- Mon opinion est
1uil a di eter ialarm, d Ia Saugere
de man Matthew Colin mis fat indiquer Ia
demeue de Graan dom pare dams Instructions Gran Jean
plus pere II frme depas dux trois
Gres dit e plus grand hen Grand
ben recu Je u heent que vouus obenr
du pee Vgoage Ce bcn homme qui aid dminue pendant
retes paternees IL mteresse jusqua Ia cupdte
engage condition ne Tai daneras bail mearie
de aanl fortune tapparenla Les coaten
poms grand serieux GraniJean ft observer gull
ensemble recuea plus
pooa aIes GrandJean
pere De, dem ain rai entree
Saagere Taccuei qaon
me fera
To-r. "DB."
ra. glEs ScHoLL-
liza fx an proclaim n1mkro)
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AuRELIEN ScHoLL.
(La fx ax prochain nam<1o.)
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ELIXIR a. D. GlLlE 'I S1sss;: s':I's'' S.s PAUL GAGE
-f Paris rue de Grenelle- Saint. Germain, Ne I3

dement, de bile dams ccs divers organes. Cne
verifable infection purulcnte par Ia bile e
devcloppe /; In jaunissc, ls 6evre jaune, du
fevres putrdes ct bilieuscs, lee DE- vres de
marais, 1e c,olera ct les maladics pessilen.
tieiles &c declarent. les caIculs biliaires %
torment dan. Ia vesicule du fel, etc. Pcur
prevesir ces desordres, Il isut expulscr Ia
foie la bile putrefee par p;naammation. on
fur ct 4 mcsurc qu'elle sc produit, ct em-
par PAUL GAsE, qui reunif, q une action
purgafive doucc, dos qualities toniyncs OF an
tiputrides.
CArARRHs DE- Ia vEssIE. - Lorsque los
urircs soIt surchargscs dune matiere glai.
reuse, QuRLquEyoIs BoUwsEUsE ou Kou.
sEArRg, queiquefoss 6iante Ct pour ainsi
DIRE HUILsusE. cette maiiere irrite lee pa.
rois de Ia ves.e ct y developpe 70 cstssrlie
vesica.. GUERisoN: cinpecher 10 matisre
glairrusc de sejournof dams Ia vessic ct d'y
p<nstrer en- usant de- Elsxir de Gsiili< pre-
pare par PAUL GAGE. ..-
GouTTE CT RHUxArIsAE. - Ces deux
maiadcs graves doivent lcur 0rigine une
matiere glaircuse, ACHE, qni sest fxec sur
lee m-mbranes synovialcs dcs arficulations
ct sur lee sponsVroscs qui enveloppent les
muscles. lndiqscr In cause de ccs Inaladics,
ccst indiquer le remede; c'cst dire que
rEhrU de Gmlli< prepare par PAUL GAGS
esi 10 meilleur agent qn'on paisse employer
pour soulsgcr vite OF guerir soiidanent. La
guerison Sc complete par Fusage da T'sss
Eiecs,o- Magnttiqse. l....- -. /.
Nous renv errons, pour lcs autres mala
dies occasonuees par les glsircs, su l,vre
d'oa est exirait 70 qui prdcsde. On 10 deli.
vre gratis nvec chaque boateille, 1t ceile qai
men sers pos sccompagnss ssrs rsputse
coutrcfaito. fif
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ds Deu Dominica influence lui Ellie devenne
verb seue logs Cet ellie qui ordonne
EnfL. soft inspiration nfnt
pere apres conraint de peeo apud hui
re epou Dominica atm de gmer enfnt dpehe
arracher snen niueur de Sanlaze certain
Matthew Colin ece de ennd qc tent d. es e de ravoue ne
gue possible dc sor lie mpae on farre Ma vie
pns enabe Aps reaec proposition qni etat te reso
dy conser.i ais lie conditions Je defe de Colin est
pe Janra besoin an q Pot mposr
sriue doutab rer Dominica inaaenr Ce derner
francs r,n1e Saugere gardt auT
pour besons personne Eu tro PeuZu par ma
place ct aranger lafarc la.bas ..
= Que faut.i demandei !! ....a
-Je aabord que de,tes oards soieui payees.
- ft ensuite 80 | . ."" .......'
- Ensle de vag MILL francs condition sine qno
Ce nest pas one trvp exgean' Iiche ependan
benr lavana 81 pere consent demand ra donner
est.a dire e sien Dominica. "
Larocat songea profondement; pui. touts coup
-Js partial deuar. ditil a Viliegoage '"' .
Vo repr dencr voc queq que a preartes c..
les ennems que combare ct les auxae
que tn poIfras trouyer ... Es .. ...
vieouge sort, upres avoir serrs Ia min de lavOcat
1t Dire seria DUN cef les eus dire quill
dcs gems 4u ont pu gagnes qaars millions
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&c medict.nent .ors iignc, dun usage "a.
ellie ct qui peut 80 conservcr plnsicurs an
nees, est ie ssrL REaEDE 'mplove dams les
hopitaux dc Paris, Gui ne soft pas prepare
par Ia pharmacic centrale, ofiicine qni e. re-
gartes 4 juste tire, en- Europe, CONNIE ie
modele fes etabiisseinonts dc &C genre.
Ceite distinction. qui cons'itue pour lc Ia.
pier Chimiquc d'lIebert une iruaiion unique;
immense success qu'il obienu dcpnis 80
gnnees; le chiffre eaorne ct to,l iuurs crois-
SAINT de son debit; eniin laccueii hatteur
quill recu dams les pays et.angers, ct dams
toutes les parties du monde, nous dispensent
den fsire lelvge. pc .|ta. t
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sHAd S'lsIazdNas
cHANsoN D'oUrRE.roMBE.

u d a
Desherisks des tresors Dc IA terre ..
Humbles de bourse ainsi ~ hnnbes de cpur,
Simple artimn,. ouvricr. proletaire.
Hommes De peine ct de rude lsbcur.
i Soos b mslhsur q.and votre foi sacccmbc,
Sombres ct lents quand se traincnt vos jours
Cousolez-vous. au-deia de Ia tonbe 'a 4
Cbscun est richie, ct richie pour toujours.
Coun eepercux qui, dams votre abundance,
Psies i part dc cclui qli ma pas; @fsi
Don't lindgcut qu vous dot Resistance
Devnif benir ct venerer vos pas.
Scr dss inerats auand votre anudne tombe
Al. sardcs-vous den suspendre le eours;
,CossoIes-voas. ~ della de ID tombs .n easg Z
La biens douu6s % retrouveut toqjours
voss qui pleugsz uns mase cherie. 8f tH8H.il
Uu pere uu 6ls dcsoesdas ~ cercue!
vOus qu en- parant une tpouse, une smie -
Iaixa tout seal q h eoar plsin Do desil.
I.oin d peuser que u faux qui retoubs
A pour annals moissonn6 vos amoarx rM I-a5g0
Consoles. S.vouss su-deli de- u toDbs 81
On aims encos. on = souvisut touous.
Sous lss drspeaux. d'rne cause sacree,
vous dout h bsss valiant esnbslss,
Ii dsss b sosr - nom de fsdoree
Avec 6srveur conAammcnt batsu - -
Soss ~ tyssas avsnd, vsiUsss. ellie tombe.
Tombs aux AxsraAs dos psrsisins des cours. -
Coasoles.soas au-dcli Dc Ia ,ombs 80 ggl 4,
La tssxars sr;espas Poas toaioara
piSissaiisss) BsRASosR.
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#.I ..f eMplaTRe DIAPAlMe A uACONlT CAMPFIRE 4rg

Us Rpo
ls
de
oils Paul Gage AsI
m6d.e
q la sderaae
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GEDAILE lTHONNEUR Is49.
VEsIcAToIRES, CAuTEREs lE PERDaIEL


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les egaer pa qua On aIri but ct In preens est
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medicine DC
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sepa ca des 0sess Dsas
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GOURDON CLAvEL DELOCH dps Ice
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-02

Mr.. VANDEEHOFF's READINGs.-The course of
readings by Mr.. Vandenhoff, to commence before
the Mercantile Library Association tomorrow even
ing, at Carroll Hall, promises to be source of the
most pleasurable enjoyment. His reputation as an
elocutionist is well known in this community, and
understand that large number of tickets has been
sold, and one of the most refined and fashionable
audiences that have graced any of our public en-
tertainments this season, may be expected to be
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-02
BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1853.

A bill to provide for the security of the public
records at Annapolis has passed both houses of the
Legislature, and is now a law Mr. Hoffman the
Senator from this city, deserves the credit of this
measure and all who appreciate the value and i'm
portance of the public archives will sincerely thank
him for the energy and perseverance with which
he pushed the measure through. The bill appro-
PIRATES fifty thousand dollars which is to be ex-
pended in enlarging the present House Of Delegates
building fre-proof record offices, and furnishing
artesian wells, by means of which adequate sup
plies of water can be had to protect the public
buildings in case of fire. The enlargement of the
House of Delegates is indispensable necessity,
for it is next to impossible to transact the public
business, without great confusion within its pres
ent limits
The Senate chamber-that classic spot where
Washington laid down his commission, will re-
main without change as it should-for it must be-
come, from its associations, one of the Meccas of
the land
The moral effect Of imposing, well constructed
and commodous chambers for the meeting of the
General Assembly ought not TO be lost sight Of
and we look forward, in future years to an i'm
provement in the character of our Legislation as
one of the results of the establishment of the
capitol
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FINANCES OF MARYLAND.

In our paper of the 23d ultimo we made some re
marks the present position of the finances of our
State. We now give some details, which we believe
may interest such of fellow citizens as may de-
sire to obtain correct information respecting them.
OF late years the books of the Treasury are made
up to the Both day of September in each year, and
show the transactions of the fiscal year ending that
day, and it appears by the Comptroller's report;
of that date in 1857, that the balance remaining in
the Treasury on the 30th day of September, 1856
S592 1886
And that the receipts from all sources
from that date to Both September,
1857, were 1884, 7O5
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To AdyerIsers.-ia order to afford The u,gJic an
oppo'fuaity to Judge for themselves Of the Of The En-
change large editions aoH be issued for the first U days of
ctin the city, and also an those sections Of the country
which connected aoh Baltimore Gy business relations
columns mill do ceH therefore to send in their adpe7tise
ne,ts at once and thereby obtain the advantage Of the ete
ded circulation ohich such grditous distribution Of tie
loFich ,cho understand tie ralue ofiegitimdte adrert
ing H fail to appreciate For rates Of advertising see
Table elsewhere
TO Renders.-By means Of the grat,tios distribution
ADORE ddrered to- 1t is designed to make the Erchdnge per
form an part its cdnrassing Persons disposed to en-
c0Tdge the Enterprise can continue the experiment at their
pleasure If residing in the city by settling from time
TO time ao The carrier upon the terms stated eeaoere If ont
Of the city By sending their orders the office of paper ac
c0mpan'ed by pre- payment for the time specified.
To OCOrrespondents.-Euery ommuncation intended
for publication must Ce accompanied by the of the
lorer Manuscripts should be Oritten on one side Of the
paper only.
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3tstaurants.
ELDON HALL RESTAURANT.
No. rs. WEST FAYETTE STREET.

ELDON HALL RESTAURANT
No. rs, WEST FAYETTE STREET,
REAR ENTRANCE IN BANK LANE
TNHE undersigned have very recently fitted up
Il the building in Fayee street, between St Paul and
Charles Sts, known Eldon Ha restaurant of the
first class No has been spared to make acceptable
in all its appointments to gentlemen who feel disposed
to pay it visit There is at all times upon the smack
counter edibes which can be served moments notice
and at all hours there always private for the
comodaton of gentlemen, who desire to exchange
thoughts something which may cheer the inner
They challenge competition in the matter of CIGARS
GOOD LIQUORS, and ATTENDANCE FAITHFUL SER.
WANTS which altogether make the comforts of restau
rant.
DINNERS and SUPPERS served for PARTIES prompt
ly, AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED with TERRAPINS 0YS-
TIERS &c, at the shortest notice.
There peculiar advantages in this establishment for
the accommodation of gentlemen The building has
entrance Bank Lane while there private
admitting to ali parts of the house without passing through
the bar REILLY 4 SNYDER
fe22d- -lW &2aM2M.
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Besides which there is held bv the State
Stock in and loans to the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal. in
cluding interest 1852, ,32O
With various other stocks
and debts, amounting to 6993s5
-l IA, ,391 ,705
But very little value is attached to these two
items.
From this resume we think it clearly shown that
no community has its public debt better secured to
the creditor than is that of Maryland nor attended
with greater proportonate means to effect its re-
demption at very early period, and that its rea-
tive value is as intrinsically good as that of any
other known in America or Europe.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
NDER the above tite II is proposed

NDER the above tlIle II Is proposed to
~ conduct and publish in the city of Baltimore first
class Commercial and Political MORNING NEWSPAPER
This enterprise has been prompted by the conviction
that the rapid growth Of Baltimore in population and
wealth its constantly augmentng trade, aud its conse
quently increased commercial aud political Importance,
not only justify but demand effort to introduce into the
field of journalism that element of competition which, in
all other branches of business has materially conrbu
ted to the prosperity of the city,
THE EXCHANGE With regard to the name,-if an
apology needed for thus introducing what may
hap be deemed novelty in the nomenclature of journal
smt has been adopted simply its peculiar ap-
propateness in connection with those comm inter
ests to which paper of the character proposed
largely devoted but in its wide and comprehensive
accePaton as embracing within its scope all those topics
which come within the province of the public press
lst NEws-It will, of course be the first aim of the
propretors to furnish the readers of THE EXCHANGE
with the most prompt full and authentic intelligence upon
all matters OF public interest, at home and abroad and to
secure the accomplishment of this result and the perfec
@ 99n OF every arrangement required to place THE EN-
ChANHh III this particular on level with the best jour
na OF the country no necessary expense exerton will
be spared
I'd. CoMNERcE-The commercial department of the pa
per will include, not only the usual daily reports and
weekly reviews of the markets. domestic and foreign
piled with fulness and accuracy but frequent editorial
discussion of the leading financial questions of the day
with regard to which the mercantile community naturally
look the public press for comment and suggestion
3D. PoLITIosThe interests of and the state
OF the markets constantly and intimately affected
by the aspect of political affairs throughout the world that
aJourna which aSpres 10 be any thing than
commercial reporter daily price current
sary devote large space in its columns to the dissent
'oi y" Po'lci lhelgehce, ana the discussion OF pont-
ical questions In this department of the paper which,
apart from its commercial Importance, also possesses
peculiar and exclusive interest of its own it will be the
object of THE EXCHANGE to preserve position of honest
and fearless independence equally removed from serve
parsanshp the hand and timd neutrality upon
the other.
4th, LITERATURE AND ART-Candid and impartial re
views OF current literature and contemporaneous art
sca and dramacal criticisms by competent judges, and
original contributions upon subjects literary scientific
interest will always find appropriate place in the col
umns of THE EXCHANGE, and ii will be the constant
a
ing journal for the family well for the counting
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THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
lEaundad in 1891
Occupies the First Floor Of the AtheR9a, BIding " W
Corner Of 81 PaUl and Saratoga Streets
THE ROOMS are large and comfortable

Grounded III 1881
Occupies the First Floor of tie AthenR1m BtiLing " W
Corner Of 81, Pau3 and Saratoga Streets,
TNHE ROOMS are large and comfortable,
IL well heated and lighted and quiet.
The Library contains about Is 600 volumes care
fully selected, of History Poetry Drama Theology Arts
and Science Biography Voyages and Travels Essays and
Reviews and Fiction and is increasing the of about
900 volumes annum 1t is constantly supplied with
the best publications of all these branches of knowledge
well fair representation of the light literature
of the present time.
The Reading Room is furnished with most of the Maga-
zines and Reviews of this country and England as well
as number of American and English newspapers
The Association formed for the special benefit of the
CLERKS OF THE CITY, and is exclusively under their
control They alone are eligible for ACTIVE membership
The fee for this class is So per payable in advance
but the use of its Books and Rooms is open all other
classes, as HONORARY members upon the payment of
50 per annum, in advance. They may draw books from
the Library visit the rooms and emitted ALL THE
of the Association except voting and hold
ing office Ladies become Honorary members in their
own right The accounts of either Active Honorary
members may be transferred for the of ladies others
The Rooms open from 10 O'Clock A. NJ till O'Clock
r NJ, for the reception of ladies-and from o'clock till
10 O'Clock p. NJ, for Gentlemen.
of persons now using the Library,
"a ACCOUNTS ARE FOR LADY SUBSCRIBERS,
800 " HONORARY MEMBERS.
900 " - ACTIVE MEMBERS. fe22-tf
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The Company buys and grants annuities.
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