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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

tB- The London Times opposes, the idea.
of another exhibition Of tho industry Of all
nations to DO held in London in 1861.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

FEMALE LABOR IN LosDos.-Some idea Of
the state Of the female labor market in the
metropolis may be collected from the fact
that an advertisement in London weekly
paper for fifty dress-makers brought seven
hundred applicants, many Of them from long
distances, 70 the establishment Of the sdysr.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

sg- spray, sir what makes you walk so
crookedleY!" "Oh, my nose, you see, 10
crooked and have to follow it!'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

H-"How came such 4 gtsasy nsss,ih
,he<ovsnr said a 6ggetty spinster 70 III
maidsof-all,work. ."Why." replied Bridget;
.Aths esudles fell into soms watsr, aud put
them into. .ths oven, 10 dry" z
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

W- At the close of the sitting of the
House of Representatives at Springfield,
Illinois, the clerk read tho following: y
81 am requested to announce that Rev.
DR.. Mcfarland will deliver a lecture this
evening, in This Hall, on the Education of
Idiots. Members Of the Legislature are in
vited to aftend!" - ~
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Tho POST J. 9. !.
ATWENs, TRIDAY, FEB. 4, 1889.
PASSENGER and Mail schedule
sAST TENNEssEE AND GEORGIA RAIL ROAD.

GRoRGrA BANKs.-The Charleston Mercu-
ry says: "By proclamation, the Governor Of
Georgia has notified the State Treasurer that
the bills Of the following banks Of that State
the Bank Of the State Of Georgia, the
Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company
al Dalton, the Marine Bank Of Georgia at
Savannah, the Bank Of Columbus, the Bank
Of Middle Georgia at Macon, the Bank Of the
Empire State at Rome, the Planters and
Mechanics Bank at Dalton, the Exchange
Bank of the State of Georgia at Griffin, and
the Mechanics Bank at Augusts-will not be
received ia payment of debts due the State.
DsrKAr OF THE PACIFIC RAIL RoAp.-We
have the satisfaction, says the Washington
States, to announce ihs defeat Of the Pacific
Rail Road.
In the House several propositions for it's
construction were rejected BY decisive votes.
In the Senate its friends, on rhursday, &C.
knowledged their inability to pass any pro-
jsct during the present session.
We congratulate the country on the post
ponement even Of this stupendous scheme Of
federal nggrandizemsnt.
Iu this connexion, we have to thank Mr..
Benjamin, in behalf Of the State Rights De-
mocracy, for the very efficient support of
their principles which he rendered by his op-
position to the Pacific Rail Road. 1t gives
him . new title to the confidence Of his par
ty, Of which hs is already distinguished or
nament t..
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THE the world worship.

The BEAuTFuL.-Alt the world wor.hips
beauty.
The infant exhibits unmistaknble, though
inarlicula,e delight, on perceiving certain
motions or sounds, and is attracted by anv
bright color or dazzling glitter, be it of the
costly jewel or gew gaw, the painted daub,
or the marvel Of nrt flower or star.
The young man, when "she comes whom
God SENDS" finds the whole face of things
more lovely, nay, glorfied for her sake-
beauty, "amid all beauty beautiful" having
made for itselfa silence in his heart.
The o d man, after gazing in silent won-
der on the setting sun, speaks kindly TO
those merry children who have been guther.
irg buttercups and daisies. His thong hts
wander away and dwell with lingering
fondness on "the days that are no more;;"
and as he gives the little ones his blessing,
the subdued sweetness which beams from
his face tells that chastened henrt is filled
with the beauty Of holiness. > Titan.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

CORRESPONDENCE The following racy
correspondence, between Amos Kendall,
when he was Postmaster General, and a Post
master down in Alabama, from whom Mr..
Kendall wished to learn the source of the
Tombigbee River, has been published before,
but II will bear reprint. f-.t
"Sir: This Department desires
to know how far the Tombigbee River runs
ND +lsr*
IN Respectfully, yours, &c,
A. K, Postmaster-Gen
The reply was brief and ran thus:
"Sir: The Tombigbee doesn't
run up ut all-it runs down.
Very respectfully, &C., &C., N. r."
The Postmaster General continued the cor
respondence in this style:
"Sir: Your appointment as
Postmaster at is revoked. You will turn
over the funds, papers, &C., pertaining to your
office, to your successor.
Respectfully, &C.,
'fi A. K, Postmaster General"
And the witty Postmaster closed with this
parting shot: + z
"Sir: y The revenues Of this office
for tho quarter ending September 80th, havs
been 90 cents; it's expenditures same period
for tallow candles and twins, were $l.05.
trust my successor is instructed TO adjust the
balance dne me. SepA n1's
yia''ia Most respectfully. Sc, N. Z.r .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

RED PEPPRR.-The Scientific American
recommends, as substitute for ahoi whisky
punch Of cold nightsthe following:
Put three or four Jumps Of sugar, with half
a ateaspoonfuis Of cayenne pepper, in . tum-
bier. and I'LL up with hot water; whom the
sugar 10 dissolved, drink. Itis not only
pleasant 10 the palptss but waFuls the whole
body mors efftcfually aud quicker than sprits,
In India, priests who have made . vow to
wear no clothes, rub ,themselvss Of cold
nights withred pepper. This gives glow
equal to the swaruhth Of several blanksts."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

i 81 Ar = q ~ - 4 - Hunbss 81
'ite n s|g9ges sousales Z
~ I4tI16( 1hIeh q Sl y n ID - I - Hssdleai
pr1ts asious That pspsp' seys.aSoms eight
sk5pthe sgo, dr. 4. Msson, who kept music
|rlefa "a 1f1skinel zion stseet, aud is brother o.
n tnpvn lowell Mason, ascertained
n X l6n6sf 90 his face Of the size
Z W est dut by DR.. Wnlcots, and
I'M; palsialIy heaIed. Subsequently il
fss}l 4 GIN. and shils 6e was in Cincinnati
Oh bssinsss, 4 sllsIned the size Of hickory
mt lie has remained there since Christmas
under t5satment and has come back perfectly
cured. Ths process is this: .lg
A piece Of: sticking plaster was put over
tho cancer, with q circular piece cut out Of
the centre a little larger than the cnncer, so
,that The cnnessf oed small circular rim Of
shesIthy sksaiAsxi ~ ssre exposed. The
plaster made Of chloride Of zinc, blood root
and wheat flower was spread on bit Of
muslin Of the size Of this circular opening,
ard applied to the cancer for twenty-four
hours.
On removing Il the cancer will be found to
be burned into, and appear of the color and
hardness of nm old sboe.sole, and the circular
rim outside Of it will appear white and par.
boiled, MS if scalded by hot steam. The
wound is row dressed, and the outside rim
soon suppurates and the cancer comes out
hard lump, and the place heals up.
The pluster kills the cancer, SO that Il
soughs like dead flesh and never grows out
again.
This remedy was discovered by Dr. Fell, Of
London, and has been used by him for six or
eight years with unfailing success, and not
case has been known of the temperance OF
the cancer where this remedy has been ap-
piled. II has the sanction of the most emf
nent physicians and surgeons Of London, but
has not until recently been used in this
country, and many of the faculty with their
proverbial opposition to Innovations, look
upon il with distrust. '-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

EXTENSIVE FoRGERY.-Louisuille, January
ia man, calling himself Joseph A. Nor
ton, of New Orleans, Friday last, passed 10
w. E. Snoddy check on the Citizens
Bank of New Orlsana-purporting to be
signed by Rochsford, Brown g. Co., and Ger.
tilted to by the Bank-which proves to be a
forgery. The forgor obtained $1,000 in
money. $4,000 in Hardin County Railroad
bonds, and Snoddy's note for the balance
He also disposed Of several smaller forged
chscks. His whereabouts 10 not ascertained.
Jan. 2O.-One hundred dollars reward 10
offered for the arrest of Norton the forger.--
His name is Alexander instead Of Joseph, as
reported. His upper lip Protrudes. The
bondsswere numbered thirty-three and sew
enty-three. -s ~ lt .r
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|. :. ~ 40 Alderman having grown, sner-
mously ~ while ID siics. wag wrote on
his back, "Widsnsd At The expense Of The
Corporstjop.r - - ~ ''.''' s''7'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

~ Why are ladies the biSgsss thievss
IR.exIstepee' BECAUSE they steel the petit
Goats, b9as che slsys and crib the babies,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

tE@ Husband, i have the asthma SO bad
that can't bseathe." "Well, my dear, !
wouldn't Try; nobody wants you TO-" fli
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

II az The State Bank of Tennessee has,a
total ejaculation Of sl,s9s,sos, due deposi-
tors ei,a72,2ob,, due Banks Sl5O.oss, II
has, in specie si,oso,ss6, due from Banks
tI,076.s2l, notes Of other Banks Sl4s,osa,
domestic bills $l,97s,74i. Tho Bank pp-
pears 10 be 10 a very strong and solvent con-
dition, y y w ~ i'.il' 4't ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

t9Y0 The M0bile lfiOun0 relnteS tRat
gentleman, long resident Of the South, but
nowa citizen of Philadelphia, was induced
while he resided south, to purchase an old
negro woman, who was so much attached to
him that she would not leave him, ten at the
urgent solicitation of the Agents Of the .un-
derground rail roads, On one occasion, a ter
being much importuned to leave her master
and 60 to Canada, she is reported to have
addressed them to the effect, that if they
would give her one thousand dollars in cash
and handsome white husband, she would
go. They excused her f .... ....t.
A MYSTERIOUS SEoT.-The Congression
al Journal, of Concord, N. H., says TIM
inbout one hundred persons, coming frou
parts unknown, held secret session weel
before last in Phoenix Hall, abiding Their
sday nnd night for several days. 1t seems Il
Asve been convention for the organization
Eofa new religious sect, but Of what sort ou
contemporary is ignorant. o tits said that the,
talk Of fpurchasing a, farm, and establishing
themselves on the community .principle.-
They spent much Of their time in forming
constitution, and on. the Sabbath they hel
ameeting in the City Hall, whore they dine
id common on plain food. They have achos
ien twelvs apostles to PROPAGATE their faiti
,s,yhnfevcr IL H. tlf hfitf H.N N'tfn h'H'i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-11

:. rascal, who gave his name As William
Hendricks, recently answered an advertisement
Of q widow lady in Philadelphia for boarden
After himself in her favor he proposed
for marriage and was accepted. He then obtained
property from her to the amount of three hundred
dollars, part Of which she let him have to pay for
a tombstone for her former husband, and de-
camped. = - ~ -.
III Sir James Clarke, the eminent London
physician, has just retired from his ONCE Of per-
sonal physician In daily attendance on the Queen.
He has had charge Of the health Of the Queen for
% years, since her giFlhood. Advanced age and
ilEhealth are the reasons for the retirement.
~ The Cincinnati Gazette intimates that bust.
ness has been overdone at the West. and the de-
preston of 1857 10 still felt. The heavy jobbing
falling of in the collections, Carrying a heavy
amount OF overdue paper. or FrIlf
H. A national convention Of the friends Of
eeamen assembled in New York on Wednesday
The chair was occupied by Rev. Jonathan Green
ment. and very large number Of naval chaplains
participated In the deliberations. ,t =
~ The Yarmouth Register mentions several
parties on Cape Cod who have made from - 600
to % eco from their cranberry crops. A piece Of
bog land that i've years ago was not valued at
300 cannot now be purchased for $4,000.
III Ordinary paper is 30 scarce in Madrid,
Spain. that several printing ofces have to suspend
Operations, and the journals press the government
is !: q sssag lRs sss duty imported iss
U A fatal duel was fought on me sth MI, in
the vicinity Of Columbus, Miss-, between Mr.
Moore, a merchant Of Grcensburg, Alabama and
Dr.. Wiley. The latter was shot through the
head and killed instantly. s. fE-1
III II 10 noticed that numerous and large Aocks
Of wild ducks have been flying north for the past
few days, fact which argues for an open and
pleasant Fall
III Blany, the murderer, was executed at Grand
Falls. n. B., last Friday He cody arranged the
nd nd Aiod hiatt
caused him to commit the deed. $50
Yin Springfield, Mass, John Brown had
one vote for Governor, and Lydia Maria Child
one for Lieutenant G. vernor.
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ASfxouLAR ENrKRPRIsR The greed Of money
getting 10 not very particular In the way Of accom-
plishing it, purposes but the most singular instance
we have lately heasd u 10 IN Effort to turn the ex-
ecufion Of Osawatomis Brown and his feliow-con-
spirators to account by getting up monster excur.
sion from all parts Of the country Of those who
have sufficiently morbid appetite for the horrible
to induce them TO desire to be present. Mr.. Simon
Perham, not without notoriety as a Snowman, has
conceived this happy Idea, and recently addressed
the President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
inquiring az to the amount of reduction upon the
regular rate Of fare which would be conceded to
his excuFsionists. MIR. Garrett, not thinking the
occasion a proper one, OF that the people who
would travel hundreds Of miles 10 see ave or six
criminals executed, exactly the class Of visiteri
who would be agreeable to the Virginia authori.
ties, has caused that opinion to be made known {,
Mr.. Pefham. Baltimore Americas.
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11SAxAs lxrstIwHxeR.-rhs sseam goa bSs
Mexican. having anderRone -souIe prelimins,v
91ab - Porhmoufh, NJ 81, IL 70 al fnr -, -
unae,on Oh tho ,Afffcan cost In few dsvs ~
VIII 0ke mail In which, II sent frss 10 R1.1oc
Navy fssd, letters VIII be despatch "A h -, =
yscineo, Portsmoutb, Consolidation Msrtcs NJ
DC, end Sump<er. A the Yfncelnss r. c,,d.yy a a
heee, no0iug shcu)4 ~ Forwarded 70 her :
The steam gun-vcssei Nafraea nsetf n -.h,,, a.
mske hef riai TIP ffum the Chsriestowu Navv
1sre, ana ~ successful will be immediately rre,
Issed for her departure to the Pacific, whitfer
ne n,s Ven ordered The Lancssser, WyomiS e.
ana Il ysat have assady len . relieve ships 81
The steam sloep Richn.ond, rumo, ,,v.. viii,
= nnnchea at the 0ospon Navy Yard IN Z Wy
10 she y the osly one O. the new can
MOI yes launched The Dacotah a mo-
esng gfsdnally, and will be ready 70 go in
eommision BY New Years. day II 10 80
4. Aauces from the East India squadsou st.tt 49,
We ome<rs and crews Of vessels O ths1 sf.t;.,
@e eunefing from sopthslmia 1The iTn;tsd
49, men-of- var bad very bad cases but sone
~ ne nfiusn vessels were fsannlly sfnicseA vith
~. 70 les than 100 names axured on the sicI
ever s % 49,. ~ ship chssapsafs, victins to this
ST. issscr. from the sloep of.w.r 81. M.ry.
sossaaics ne inssligesce published come months
-, ~ : country paper, 70 the eject thsf ~ -
~ o<o4en out on that vessel The 1922
~ 49, q We y As.ys are al wen. - =
a s.sP n.s yoe been dispatche<i from n p,.nr.
- Nevy lefd for 4spinwzIl. . which - -,
49, pfovIaon and stoses fcf the Unis.5 49,
14saansas On the Pacific and Home ststions. 8
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Mr.. voorhees, thsu ststed that b bad motion 10
mako, bot would defer until morrow, ~ agree.
able 70 The Court. The Court stated that he would
hear the motion tomorrow.
The vee4ict IL. accerdance With he public
sentiuiesk elte6yxh = cGoog Ssuaine = sympGehy
- beet fhllSled In d psisonsrs SsSalf 6<9i1S
- last ~ 0p. U = Sow supposo1 tha1 -
elbsn VA b nsde " the inkscn11d fficod6 i
COX "a ave him par1ened by Gov. Wise, OF -
Rcnishont eommutod to impsisonneut fd ,
Ths nm d ne csssois coust expired so.sie6t,
but the Judge announced that be would set to-
morrow 10 hear the motion on behalf Of the pris-
oner. Sentence, 1t 10 supposed, will be passed In
the morning on the prisoners now convicted.
THR CASE on Srxvxxs. -
The Attorney for the Commonwealth still de-
madD3hst the prisope Stevens be tried q this
ees and dsclsses his lntsntion Of rssienine Il Il
10 not done. The prisoner was handed over 70 the
EUnt1sd eenecs Mnsshal, Ohio Win ssfne % snrron-
der him II demanded Some people sre % wicked
a TO desire the psosecutoe to pthls resolve intd
Practice, that the county msy thus get rid Of him.
! ssisi.,sa AIBY.TnrelArn.1
Lateat from Sentence q al the
Il r. u fRffsonero. ~ - =. =
CHARL4sfowN, Nov. 10s-The Cont refused the
motion for an afrest Of Judgment Ia, the case d
Cook. and he was brought for ward with Coppie,
and the negroes Copeland and Green, for sentence
They were all sentenced TO be hung ON ridav
the 10Th day Of December. Capt. Brown had
been psesiously sentenced 70 be hung on the ID q
Dcenber, but Il 10 thought that the Cove nor vii
respite him until the 10th, and hang them all 70
9sahsr The Court then adjourned for the term.
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.cses. = y Ssy Ahesy ia ) p.v.ss ossh,ss "a
that town 49, ~ 1ssdiah Outrage pescs1Fs1ed n
Envy We - III 4 ~ =. .a.Ss1 Nh Efway.
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sz,s-ss - q xescys Ms ehlesc6s1S ~ ~.
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= 49, nseeneee wlltt ~ ~ - ~ 49, ~
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A RrsoLgr,ox n re,.tioa 10 contingent funds fos
The use Of IL Msyss and Clerk.
ss.sss,s % e Be- q 49,. :sS ses.S q
~ o. sam 4 Is fssa,sS ana ssy Soils" Se,
e. ~ = sssy, = ceS:assns , fund
ss6y, spproprisssd . s'ssin Se fund for the
u'sefss ciefh Improved Oct 70, 1850.
RrsoLrrIox relating 70 the road leading from
Seventh street to the Stone House.
Resolved By the Beard Of Aldernes asd Board Of
Common Cssseil Of tks CeyPsvasses Of Geegssssss,
That the sum Of two hundred and ffty dollars be,
and the same 10 hereby, appropriated, 70 be paid
nid sum being one-hsK Of an sPpfopfistion 81
$500, made by the Levy Court Of Washington
county, D. c., 70 be expended On The rod lssding
from seventh It, TO the Stone House.
L 'S-'''S''ss' 7dr a.'v - y
A RxsoLvrfox supplementary 10 4 resolution en-
titled resolution in relation TO the Bridge street
Bridge, approved October -, 1859.
cowsmos Cossea Of tie corporafioa Of Gsorxs,os..
1 That The sum Of ave hundred dollars In addition
1 70 the like sum appropriated In the fesolution 70
which this u a supplement- be, and the same q
hereby appropriated, to accomplish the ohjeco Of
| aid resolution Improved Nov. s, 1850.
A RESOLUTION .pproving Of the contract for Pss
ent water pipes FOR Road street.. Il
1 Rssolrsd By the Board Of Aldermes asd Beard d
Cemnom Cosneii Of nks Corporanos Of Geresses
4 That the contract entered into between Capt. N
i G. Meigs, Engineer Of Potomac Water Weeks
and Justns Slater, Vice President Of Patent Wstel
\ and Gas Pipe Company Of New jersey, on the I'D
day Of October ultfmo. for furnishinR mid paten
wsier pipe for the use q this Corporation be- and
i the same Is hereby approved. = - r--t e'sa.
Approved Nov. S, it59. y - 1ssa -.lsi s.s.s.
-'a A RESOLUTION In favor Of Henry Reaver.
Il Resolred by tke Board Of Aidermes and Board 0
Censmon CewneH Of tie Corp rafios Of Georgefosca
be, and the same n hereby appropriated, 10 b
paid by the Clerk 30 the order of Henry Reave
Tor his services police mags rate for the montl
OF September, 1859. fApProved Nov. s, 1850.
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hoonlAel ExrIoDEp The Richmond m.
qslfss s.ys: The svtdity with which 49, -
Yin The afaiu Of John Brows asd "a sssss,a.s
- - 70 no cad q rnness, ezseeerssioss 'ssd
sn'oag these y The foliewtng ert,.Ss - ~
cemcnd eosFesPccdesce Of de Psssr,burs ~ ~
~ We are Enabled 10 sssure tke nohiis 10
49, ecy nassattvs h sspdsso1 - i.S~sssssrss
i.e might Dc, BY resson of slieht but SnnSyxs
W. I'm IN sce-.sselyi ts wsst q Truth:
", Mat Gov WI upon the yssy bed anthori-
~ ~. rsssnsnde Wood. Of New York. sntrs2s.
cosds1.eS - u sesslf e Ola Browu. NV
e,t - ns. ne tGoy.w possesses he I'm: ~ =
ise . ,a isdsrs q BE had De nerSess hist,
hspssiis.ss Ia ths P'ssid se ss@ ne Back
issssss n hat s sssesss sela = = Sis
Pile: IN effect, that he fwooS, ~! xomPuy e.
esvil that Brown !: eendesnned % ~ k k0 g sbs
ne Vii zee That he IL hung; sfses WIZ tsgs sed
nsnd his body OVER 10 the inediesi r...in1e w1n
mai fhey may dis'eet u 70 all esesnity:1 asd
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NEW MUSIC -"Repdss TO ,osay fAe al Dfs fAat
are C1su,'s." &c The two new sonss Inclined
IN sterdays Evening Star. sent In by J. r. Ella,
Anx NOT the cornprsitions of c. Adams, but the
special arrangements Of G. r. DeCGni Musical
heposItory, Pa. svenue, for which settlement or
payment has been made With him. no 10 st
HEREBY FOREwARN ALL PERSONS
= = Tom employIng or hsrboring SALUDA
inches high; dark Completed. ds.k eyes and DARK
"a Z. ns viii prosecute 10 the full extent Of the
nos St. SAMUEL L. BRYAN, Guardian.
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Owhs IN thelwosad can Thsekersy hav,
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e. 10 The q. Louis Rspublicsn psonounces the
rumer Of the instability Of the court house In that
city absurd ~
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