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Statistics of Japan.

Japan, properly speaking. is large island
empire in the North Pacific, off the coast of
China, consisting of an archipelago, comprising
three large mountains, and volcanic islands
Niphon, Kius, and Sikok-and immense
number of small islands. OF these lesser is
lands, the principals, Sado Tsousima, Awadsi,
Tanegasima, Yki, Yakema, and Osima, with
the groups of Okisma, Gotnma, and Kosikisim.
forming Japan proper and the large island of
Yesso, north of Typhon, and separated from it
by the strait of Tsugar, or Matsno, with the
south half of the island of Tarokri. Kinto, or
Saghain, and the larger or more southern Ku-
rile islands, forming dependency called the
principality of Matsumae. The Bonin-Sima
and LewChew groups also form dependencies.
The following summary gives the extent of the
Japanese empire, including all these dependen-
cies: :
Area of Japan proper ll6,4O5 so. miles.
Area of dependencies 43,312
Total l59.7l7
The population is varioasly estimated at
from 10, 900, 900 to $4,000, 900 the mean of
the two estimates being, perhaps, nearer to the
truth.
The principal or more important towns OF
the empire are:
On Nipho-Yedo, (or Jeddo,) Mako, Cor
Kio,) &c.
On Kiusiu-Nangasak, Sagi, Korkurn, &c.
On Sikuk-Simoda, Kotsi, Takamuts &c.
On Yesso-Aokodade, M4+sumae, &c.
The interior of the country is unknown to
foreigners but it is represented to be- in many
parts, neutrality-suspicious. being compulsory.
and under system of sumptuary laws long
known to exist in Japan.
The natural productions Of this vast empire
are various and valuable It's mineral riches
includes gold, silver and copper. Sulphur and
nitre abounds coal is found in the greatest
abundance and precious stones, including sap
phires, agates, jaspers, comedians, and even
diamonds, are obtained in different parts o
! Japan.
The mulberry tree grows in the greatest per
= = - - 6vnnDQ
worms Cloths, stuffs, cordage, &c, are man
ufactured from the paper tree (Kadsi.) The
varnish tree (cerusa) yields a milky juice. EN-
ployed in vanishing articles--an art which has
! attained to such perfection in Japan that the
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NJ B. Mc4ae, Martin A. Malloch.
'HRIGINA{. attachment levied the defendant s
" undi vided interest in 90 of land
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court. that
the defendant NJ A Malloch is not an inhabitant OF
this State motion, il is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication he made in the North Carroll
nian, newspaper published in the Town of yette-
vile, for six successive weeks, notifying the said NJ
Malloch, to be and appear at said Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County
aforesaid the Court House the Town of Troy on
the first Monday in January next, then and there
to be and appear to plead repevy, final julg
ment will be entered against him to satisfy PLAINTIFFS
debt, interest and cost.
Witness. John McLennan, clerk Of our said court
office in Troy, the first Monday of October, A d
1858. this Oct. 9th 1858.
JOHN MCLENNAN, C.. C. c..
Nov. 20, ct
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WANTED,

/ NOR the year 1859. four young and two women,
Il smart, active and ceanly for Table and Chamber
Servants; good Cook, Ga man preterred.) strong
and healthy and also sober, honest and indus
rious fellow for Ostler. For such servants. (saves
would be preerred) liberal prices will be given and
wages paid quarterly.
T. WADDILL, Fayetteville Hotel.
Fayetteville n. c., Dec. 4. st
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, }
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Oct. Term,
1858.
William Ringstaff and wife, Williamson Chappell
and wife Patience. vs. Murdoch B. McRae. Row
land Chappell Executors Of Joseph Blake.
Petition for account and Settlement.
appearing the salts faction of the court that
i William Ringstaf and wife, Williamson Chappell
and wife Patience, inhabitants of this State
metioa, it is ordered by the Court that pubica-
ton be made in the North Carolinian, a newspaper
sive weeks that they be and appear at the next Term
this Court be held for the County aforesaid, at
Mohday IN JANUARY next, then and there % PIezu
answer to this petition the will be held pro
c0nfesso to them
Witness. John McI4ennan. Clerk of said Court
at Office in Troy on the first Monday =; October A. d
1858. JOHN McLENNAN, Clerk.
Nov. 20. St
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cAHHfAGE FACTORY,
A. A. MsKETHAN

II EEPS constantly hand large assortment of
IA Vehicles of every description, which are well
and faithfully made and finished in the and
NEArEsT styles. His facilities for doing carriage
work are GREATER than ANY ESTABLISHMENT SOUTH.
which enables him to sell his work the most favor
able terms.
Nov. s. 1853. If
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w. III TURLIIGTON
DEM Ills TRY.
EAR. JAMES WIS, havil
Q q II e T III Z o III IffISSTDII W CI ICNt II II
NORTH w ATER TR EET.

Town of Fayetteville, respect uy offers his servi-
ces to the citizens of this pla and surrounding
country. In all the various -anches of his Pro
fession including the manu- ;ieture of Mineral
Teeth he Is satisfied, after extensive expert
ence to which is added a tholnugh Dental educa-
tom that he give entire tistaction far as
It is III the power Of Dentistry 1AH irregularities
of the Teeth treated IN prol and careful man
ner, as well as diseases of the mouth, None but
the proper metals made of in the various
operations. Charges will be moderate, that the
benefits of the Profession ma be placed within
the reach of all who may feel an interest in the
preservation of the Teeth.
-gFOtiicc over HouStons J'welry Store, where
he will be found at all times.
Nav 10, 1888 tt ri
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SPECIAL COURT.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Superior Court OF Law, Fall Term, 1858.
His Honor Romulus NJ. Saunders Judge Presiding.
IT is ordered by the Court, that special Term Of
Il this Court. be held Oh the second Monday in Feb
ruary A D. 1859.
Jurors, Witnesses. aud sutors in Civil Cases are
hereby notified to attend
Htness, John ". Baker, Jr., Clerk Of our said
Court at OA'e the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday in September, A. D. 1858.
JOHN W. BAKER Clerk.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Oct. Term,
1853
T. Bostick VS.. Martin A. Malloch.
ARlGINAL attachment levied the defendants s
~ undivided, interest in 90 acres of land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant, A Malloch. is not inhabitant Of
this State: motion, it was ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the North Carolinian,
Newspaper published in the Town of Fayetteville. for
six successive weeks notifying him to be and appear
at said Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the county aforesaid the Court House in
Troy the Monday in January next, to plead
replevy, final Judgment will be entered against him
to satisfy Plaintiffs, debt interest and cost
Witness John McLennan. clerk of said Court at
office in Troy. ON the first Monday Of October, A D
1858, this 9th Oct, 1858.
JOHN McLENNAN, C. e. C.
Nov. 20. Ct
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I CAhOLIN n,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Oct Term,
1853
T. Bostick, James B. Malloch.
ORIGINAL attachment levied on the defendant ts
" undivided interest in 81 of land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant Malloch is not an nhabitant ofthis
State motion, it ordered by the Cour. that
publication be made in the North Carolinian News
paper published in the town of Fayetteville, for six
successive weeks, notifying the said Malloch to
be and appear said Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for the county aforesaid at the
in January next to plead or repievy, final Judgment
will be entered against him to satisfy Plaintiffs debt
interest and cost.
Witness, John McIennan clerk of said Court at
Office in Troy. the first Monday of October, A
1858, this 9Th Oct, 1858.
JOHN McLENNAN, C. C. C.
Nov. 20. ct
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JUST RECEIVED,
USEFCL ARTICLES

USEFUL ARTICLES.
E4'LUID on and Lard Lamps:
britannia and Brass CandleSticks;
Superior Steel Snuttcls
Brittania Castors. Tea Pots and Coffee Pots;
Britannia SPOONS and LADLES
Brittania Communion Sets Goblets and Cups;
Tinned Iron Spoons and Ladies';
: Planished Tin Coffee Urns and Pots. Tea Pots;
Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes. and Dish Covers;
WATERS. of all sizes and shapes
FINE SCISSORS: large for cutting, small embroid
er: Razors and Pocket Knives;
Baskets! Baskets!
foi all pu poses;
COFFEE MILLS,
Iron and Stone Morters:
Stone Crooks Tin Ware
Cedar Tubs. Pals Churns and Bowls;
Counter Scales to weigh TO $40 lbs:
Family Scales: TO weigh every ounce to lb;
Cocoa Dippcrs: Hair and Wire Selves;
Table Mats Feather Dusters
Dust Pans Curtain Pins;
Hand and Tea Bells.
Music Portfolios; Ladies Work Boxes; Rosewood
Toilet Boxes;
Ladies' Leather Bags, (largc;)
White Sa tin Beads aud White Cut Beads. for
fancy work.
Electric Polishing Powder; Boy Saws; Corkscrews
4 great variety of other useful articles, tediou
to mention. Come aud soc for yourselves th
'Crockcry Store.'' W. n. TILLlNGHAST
Oct. 2. -.'m
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THE ESUcBSEIB
y S receiving one OF the largest and most care
IL fully selected stocks offered by him in this
market comprising every style and quantity of
LADIES'. CENTS. .NISSES7 IND BOYS
BOOTS, SHOES, Cutters, &c.
AND. N FACT EVERYTHING USUALLY SOLD IN HIS LINE.
Planters and all others who desire 10 purchase a
superior article OF
No. l BROGANS,
respectfully solicited 10 call and examine his stock
Having Just returned from the North, and exam
ined my Goods carefully before purchasing. fatter
myself that am now prepared to sell them upon as
good terms they be bought in this market.
LEATHER Of all descriptions, aud for all pur-
poses. constantly on hand.
The above articles will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
NJ. FAULk.
Oct. 23 If
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worms. Cloths, stufs, cordage, &c, are man
ufactured from the paper tree (Kadsi.) The
varnish tree (cerusa) yields milky juice. en-
ployed in vanishing articles--an art which has
attained to such perfection in japan that the
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Can be found at the Office formerly occupied
by DR.. Gillian, on ow Street.
FiYETTEFILL N. c.
June 26, 1888. Is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

highest SUBMITS IN Delaware, sullivan and Gr.ene
Counties and voah nowhere be found productive ia
the Stste. Though ipcr-duous persons sn coatioued
TO sink money and sha. in exploring the black states
Of the hudson RIVER the conclusions OF ths seoogists
have never been sa,kep b. any OF theu discoveries;
and it would nov be d ult TO engage the attention Of
sensible men 10 repu.ed discoveries Of thi. nature.
II is very remarkable that in the case of gold in Cal
1ornis ard Au,trshs previous geological e,plors'ons
were rot needed for hs probable eIs;ence T. b. an
nourced Humboldt hss, long befors its tAcovsry in
the former county called attention to the range ofthe
Stns Nevada resembling in its topography and gen
ersl dire c:ion the other mountains Of the globe which
were famous for their production 10 gold and predicted
tha. these ould b found of the character So
sttenton wss directed by Sir Roded,k hTchison TO
the range OF mounsrs the eastern coast Of Aus
trsis 81 hk ely aso TO be fouod surlfero4s.
Such fscts may well be referred 10 in Tor ming 81
opinion Of the value OF reputed discoveries OF gold IN
ne localities The geological formations OF 10 IS are
mspped out in the geological report of the surveys"
Dssid Dale Owen made under suthcrty Of the United
S,s.es Government The whole Of lis southern portion
e1terdiug from the Mississippi TO the Missouri ryer ia
occupied by the coal formation with narrow margin
only Of the limestone which upderlies this appearing
between tlt utlu TIC L"V ih0Ac SSeuNN N'N
range of mountains are found there like the Alegbs
MES the Cordillerss Of Brazil, California Mexico Peru
or the c. ast range OF Australia aud none of the group
ofrccks in which alone gold is worked The tndingo
Nuggets worth seventeen dollars, az reported BY a
well informed correspondent OF The Evening Post
ia as probable as their occurrence Indians, or in the
coal field ,f Ohio and Pennsylvania. Gold s somr-
times planted in the so the phrase is the land
is saed for the purpose Of giving to property saad'
ulent value. The many cases in which this trick has
been prscticed might alone suggest caution 10 specus
ing upon the importance ofreported discoveries in ne
localities. While again, the real advantage that gold
mines have conferred upon ali the States in which u 'Y
are found the range Of their rock formsons from
the Chandere of Canada to the Chattahoochie OF
Georgia may well raise question, if after all their
istercs would prove so great boon to the State OF
Iowa. AN OBSERVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
REPORTED DISCOVERIES OF GOLD IN
SOUTHERN IOWA.

To ne Editor Of The " Y. Tribune.
SIR: Statements often sppear IN the newspapers an
nouncirg sone important geological discovery, headei
with stnumpr AIT notice, as "GEoLoGIsTs AT FAULT,
"CoAL MISEs IN CANADA" "GOLD N hDIANA,
&c. srd followed by remarks IN the same soIrli, ds-
creditirg the conclusions arived al oy me iaorough
Investigations of such geOliSs as Sir William L'gsn'
David Dale Owen and o.bers, whose opInions, Il .-'
least thought we,e given The subject would be seea
TO be eutiied to more ooosiersou than vague reports
Of unknown and possibly Interested parties Nothing
more is heard Of the coal in Canada and the gol1 o
Irdisns &C. bu. the slur cf igDorert writers mas nsd
i,s effect and public confidence is weakened IN those
which should eommsn6 i,s respect The occureuce OF
ores coal &c. in thei: appropriate class Of rocks only
i. certainly fac. familiar 10 oil claiming m'dei ale
bsre Of information 20 also should be this other iact
that the different cssses OF rocks are traced out and
mapped all parts of the Urted States 50 that me
.res covered BY ssch s pretty sccur.teiy denoe''
By means Of such geIersl irfcrmsop, Il wss 'oDg $40
positively sfirnsi, tb.i lie coal formation b'fe'Y
touched lie southern be- jer Of N-vYofk S.ss, " ib7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON June 26, 1858.
Although the " sensation papers aud their se1-
sst,on pewsmongers Will have il that Count Sartiges
has. in the name of his Government totally repudl-
at.d all the acts of Mr. Belly in Central America,
AZ unauthorized, still there is too much cause to
doubt the truth of these confident assurances, and
for the very simple thst there has not been
sufficient time to communicate op the subject aud
%, q r.ply. The French Minister has said, what
or ,ybody else might with equal Proprety say that
he was ignorant of any such completely as has been
CHARGED upon bis Imperial Master. 1t is quite easy
to comprehend the exact value oi Such uIRolna''o
TscIaimer. This intelligence reached Washing
ION via Paris thus demonstrating the remark
sbIe sstutepess and vigilance of our PlemPo VINO
nas in Nicaragua when sll the hegoIAuohs
80. IN proaress The scheme was c01cocted
and communicates signed, sealed aud dehVered'
80 the first SYLLABLE has been hsped 70
M, = smsr. The whole character of the proceed
;,rs i suspicious and when It IA Pretehded 'n'I
Isuis Napoleon is not privy 10 what ha- peen .no
ne, proe ct Of the best dajs and creams ol us nc
P"n,a II ms must b. pardoned for being huie
skeptical. When Mr. Marcoetta ~enV W
c., esrs 400 10 seek employ meDt OF some hlnu hc
. m" ;;sI.n by the hand by the Emperor, ana pro
'';Jod for uuti this egg was hatched lie IS no"
.n;,ted Minister there for Nicaragua, nnder 'nc
p'', ;nsn;,atons. rs will b. disclosed IN me eourSe
go Gov, weeka. Yet we are asked 10 oeie'e 'n't
y, vi .tas, ,,ove,neuts have been made without ao!
anawledge or participation OF the Court 'on'e
,,,odnGty is required to swallow such dose'
An ~ once the Administration has waAea uP c T
,. nocessity Of energetic action; aho' y! Wy -
,,bib,ing ts Dew boro zeal, se'erA 'eSso'' u ""'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

wen, and S;th the s1spaoa of here and there
field OF vhea,, i. hss suffered bat ht,ls on socosrt d
the rams The esIher sosn hes ..ced the protrscssd
vet wes,her the best and 10 DOW slnost beyond asr-
GER
Such tier, is the prsssn, sass Of the farmers psos-
poets. On the whole, We DO not think the country ~
large has any csase for gramSlsg, thoash indian
corn crop should generally fail. lie. hope sad re-
IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
IOWA-MORE GOLD.
iencs of The ". Y, Tribune.

Cone .po ndence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WALsUr FORK, lows June Il 1853.
The Gold excitement sth continues With every
returning mai, glowing accounts are received OF the
success Of thos7 engaged in niniog. Tne numerous
discoveries OF the shining metal in different loc aes,
have established the fact, beyond single douet the.
the fertile soil of Iowa ia doomed to become the thea er
for extensive mining operations No logger the hope OF
the sturdy farmer who in the faithful prosecution OF
an honest vocation, has always been amply re LnIer
sted by al abundant harvest, sne s bow 10 undergo
the painful operation OF pcemea dissection 10 sescn
of eod Already the sounc Of the pick and the graf
ing of The shovel have be some familiar to tue esr
One thousand men are already engaged in mIn'1g IN
JChnston and Tsms Counties, WITH success, varying
from one ~ twenty dollars per day each. The mines
in Des MoiLes County are aid TO yield renly 90 lar r.
investigations have been made. Last week very
fair spe cimen was found by boy On tne haI X ot
Walnut Creek, in ihe vicinity Of Walnut Fork, Jones
County Several eebtlepen nthis vicinity have since
th. n exhibited sevefsl handsome specimens.
IL is the opinion OF experienced miners, tast the
south. western portion of Jones Comfy contains the
precious mets 10 great abundance. by yOar p"rIl'-"
zion will scvise you of futare operations IA tn1'
vicinity. j. b
[It won't do, friend Iowa Gold is ABOUT played
cut. And happy thing for Iowa We believe 1t to
ts Ed.1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

'~e hesder, Although the boon bsbs,y
me srsins oheeA The b. sTarrnE THE 18th -
Aose Of peays he head l. bre Of covering The hair
snsr'ed aid shrivsed ksr.b and Dry pb-
PrVf WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE n a.-d ,vo or ,bee
times week, Will restore .no psrmasepty al such
srrsDent Rad the ioBovn1s Ase The writer Of ,be
n'' 10 The o"s0'"i"d f'sni'- fhASeSs: -,o 20 ,s,s
DR.. WooDDear Sir: PERI. sI5ress you ebhss
uons under for the entire restoration of haI % ia
orfna color Aot The time Of arrival IN The United Ss~s
was rspry eoouins usy, but he spP.c1 Of your
oder your R.stSrave a. WY wonderful nvsDuon q1f4 eff
>scio1s a. well - agreeable
AN, dear sI, yOuis truly, y THALbkht
"Dryeh .'r Gw yBedydc;-
WELSH HEwsPAPLR OyfIcE. No. - i,-ssa.t,
Aprl II, ls55
Prof o. j. WooD-Dear Sir: Some month OF ,so
received bottle your Hair Rfstorye aid ssve 70 wife,
VITO s)bo1ded 20 IL her little tnsns the ros
would be hair 70 IL orgai color but 70 ssr
well my surprse s;eT iev We h na as performed
that wonderful effect BY turning all tie ssy hairs 70 dss
brown al the time besutf and 'hcsenins the hair
strongly mend the shove Restorative q. persons n w.nt
Of ,uob ehsDse OF ibeh hsir. CHARLES CARDEw
NEw Yosz. July IS 1857.
Prot o. j. WOOD: With confidence DO r. ornuend your
Sine nsDg Be Restorative my baii .Dd whsse" me,
sluo- white have gradually DART and nDw eed
natural color II also bas relieved O. a dssdrun ard M
pleasant itching common persons who perse fsey
Prof WooD: About two years ago my ains
N and turning was last becoming bald aud had tined
many effect oonuenced o.ns Restors
began l up grow turD-d bsk 70 ts former color
;bkck) Al tins time il is fully restored TO It's engiss color
bes and nd eheeEhy recommend IL use % a.
GtcsEo Ill. May /, 1857 J. D. HOES.
The Restorative up bottles Of three sizes, vz large
medium ard small The sna hods half pint, and re.as t
proportion, and reas for bottle large holds quart
70 per cent more in proporjen, and r.aiis for Ss:
Yori In be area. Y Wire RsEus Est.bs.hmentj snd No.
lk Markets St Louis, No.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
DEM NsYLvANIA RAILRCAD.-

III Ybe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantis
saes Nth Western North and South western ssste
~ continuous Railway direct This Road also conne4s
,sbrrsh daily nes Of 70 All Pors On ne "ef
arm Rivers Cleveland and saDousky with The steamers
nj ports Oh Northwestern Lases-mafiDe me mos af
phep reliable by which FkE 2bT can b forwaose
10 aud from the Grcst West.
KATFS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sso tiffebehoh
RrsI CLAss-Boots Hats and Csps Books rs oen.
pr3 Goods IN boxes oalee and tIuntsb "'H" lOe u
xncosp CIAss-Dornestc sheetins Shifting and
Riohns original bses) Drugs I'm cssss hard oe osns
80 textbeT lin -ols OF boxeS Wool and Sheep 1908
yel.s Eastward, 6o... .....-o os-...;.;'l
RsRD CLAss-Anyls, Steel Chans Gn cAshs 50 cent p
iobosco manufactured, except Cigars OF Cut &c
Fopsrg ClAss.-CoSee Fish, Bacon, Beef Md .
Pok On Casks boxes Esstvurd Lard al &d " oes
on Nafs GODS Ash. oSrusD Csy Tsr, Fitoh, iNh
Rcsn, 6c.............s ;.'''''''''''
FLOUR T. bbl until further notice.
eRAs- 100 ID uatil further nS,,se S !, .,, ,,-,..
in shpsinx sods yos east OF PhiedepD hs s
xnisT 20 msrl .he package "Vis Fonusyvsus Naosc Al
SOD. copssuad 10 the OF this kosd at Philadelphia S
Fltshurrh Eiil be forwarded without deteutoii .
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XVI B. c. Nedrun Madison, Ind. H. W. esoSn %, Nc
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81 H HOUSTON General freight Aeeot shilsdeish's
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