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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

Mi la,s a.,u laiiled Y hear ior : n
IN. ier IA SStlaihs last. 'hc morse n y
mart y u.ss.s, ws-ltzes. and other ses"'
MI nu-lc. performed ~ the 5aspel
rra~, Da,.d. This na'sie. howeNeF
..s-a,., Id utlrr timcs, CRATES harsAlS
.n ,le car III es+u moral persons
noz.sngo W. religious ones when
N r.Nt..4- lie ssnetlsy " Coils holy
1., Besides We are iniora.ed thai
,n, Ia.a vAs .urned as z component
,.,.t W tIps SAINT Cecilia Concordia
.,or;c... 4 semi religious organization
rnd.r tie patronage and direction q
NIL Catholic Church. This tact ren-
.srs th.s violation II tile laws Of de-
,nsY NY well as Of God ard llie Land,
n.4re rcrrcAsnsible. = i would sem
\, i.aye the sanction q the church,
l.t surely sucn Is not the case. rs thel
etureh processes u respect ne DAY
and commands iis members 70 rcncin-
lrit aud keep ithcly The Band.
,.ay lave thought that this was 10 81
uation ii the day, but i they will
reason On il "a rnoment We thlnA the.
cannot help but zee that i is a lore
ranner 10 making The day merely a
fine icr recreation and pleasure Of all
l:nfs. ana even now il j the worst
lin.iof IN example to SGT before their
children.
We are sorry that il has been on
imperative duty 70 notice this viola
ton. in our own town. OF the laws COY
erning this holy day, which Hamilton
truly saws is needed for world Of IN
roccnce-w without which this woul'
IL iii; world Of sin. There woult
he no pause for consideration. no checl
10 passion, no remission to toll, N
lalm for care. Without Sabbath tn
earth would seem forsakcn, with n
l;i5le, no Gospel, no Spirit. Like i
Lord. il but rises ia Christianity. an
lcnceiorth records the rising day.
And never since the tomb u Jesi
was burst open by him who revive
and rose. has this day awakened "a
a. the light Of seven days, and vii
healing in is wings. It has been u
coronation day Of martyrs, the feal
day Of saints. It has been from u
first until now the sublime custom
tie church Of God. Still the oufg'
ing n its mornings and its evening
rioicc. It's day Of heaven upc
earth. Nothing has such . stamp
antiquity On il. Nothing contains
Il such a history. Nothing draw
along with it such glory. Nurse
virtue. seal Of truth. The household
richest patrimony, the nations noble
safeguard, the pledge u peace, 4
fountain Of intelligence, the strcng
III law. We hope 70 have no surth
occasion to notice its outrage.
Tfr Tp,s- RAND We are twi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17
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n ,n;sininr 81 ,hsi 4 novel and interests e
M tie Norld ~ Letters; sli lhp' = e'ul
Iva e~feriairing n ne Home Circle; TO-
aelher wuh Tales, Sketches. ESSAYS, Poetry.
Riogra phies. Truthful Chances At Life AZ
Home and Abro q; and The Everyday O.
curcnces thai afe most noteworthy; ~ fact
'tw II ron'sin all ih~s y desirable IN
GOOD FAMILY J0NRNAL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

m Nr. II. Nicholson i this week
announced as cand hate for re'elcc-
ton a. County Commissioner. Mr.
Nicholson has nalea good officer and
~ suppose viii 10 r. elected without
-crious opposition.
AS The time has passed when cox
vcnieni arrangements might hayeb' ~
made for assembling AN honest con
eutian. we hope none will % calle'
nov int the field left free for ever.
pne. Our re for announc:p y candl
la,es Is only So. g send lntAe names
~ twill he seen by aJycrtiscmcr
in ts-day's paper that Dr. Eryunc'
tile friend " people with bad y n
Min hc here "a the S.. y. ScpisLair
land remain two v eeks, ii thc wel
will Justify. lie Is a number onedol
list. and warrants all ii his work, m
his visiting rcgF arly gives himAil y
advantages of a resident dentist, a.
makes His vibrant a good security
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~ Any body wanting good brick,
~ ~ .ng money FIR brick they have
-ot, had bcttrrreal Ns lIochgcsong's
"A lVUits4mOnt
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ksATasi.
M-OTICE Il hereby given that - rursu-
IL nnce 81 ~ order ~ the Court II Com.
mon Pleas u Dubois couniy, made AZ tie
Juy term r'erfot. 1859, The undersigned,
executors n Rev .Ios kundek, ceceased,
wiIl proceed 10 sell. On Taescay, the lSth
sIay Of September. 1850. and on each day
thereafter lollcwi ing until the whole property
hereafter described is sold, 81 THE r.sidence
of Paul Erg, in -laspsr, o. private sale, the
following rpaI e-tate 81 sand deceased ID vii:
town lois Fus 3, 4, 3, 8, z. s ant -, all ~
.Joseph Kundek's ADDITION 10 NE town q
Jasper. Duboi. county, Indiana; also, All me
lI.,s N IA addition called the second addition
ID ,he town d J aspcr, aforesaid containing
thirty building lois, rAcentiv Ind out and
surveyed by said executors, 10 pursuance y
an order 4 sad Court, ard designated on
The recorded rlat thereof IS bearing ihe
numbers from No. ! 10 Nh 3d.
An said los wlI be sid separately, foi
not css Than their appraised vai'le, and On
Ire following terms, VIZ: One heil ?. N
purchase money Ii cash, aud Tue remaindei
IN N credis ~ ona year, the purchaser civ
linz Ri no'e, bearing Interest from day 2
Sale. ~ith approved security. end waiyin;
VALUATION aud appraiseman, Laws.
PAUL EGG,
=. ULRICh CHRISTEN,
A. ~ iaao-lw Executors.
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PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH.
War; nied Icubie The strength Of
rtrnrg pl'ash; put up 70 eans- n
y 2fr, 5h Co.,, and y ~ ~1Lf
uli csecilors ~ making Hard and
tN SIN ,a.. & usunitr- wiH iind thlS
NV cheapest pDlnSn in market.
AND Muuuf.cs,r a and FOR sale hv
b 7. BABBirTr-
IN Y }. s. and 10 Washington = NV
Ysrk. and ~ 81 India y, Boston.
anv lo w,
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! OMETHiNG NEN ---B r.. HADpITTS
2 uESl MEDICINAL. SALLNAIL5.
manufactured from common sul'.
tN ,pa NJ PREPARED entirely different
rym other Ssiasalus. Al The dele
AND ffrlcus matter cxrac'ed in such a
rnnrer os ~ produce Bread, Biscuit,
-D and an kiads III Chke, without crr-
f-inlng particle 81 Snlnralus when
u, Breed " Cakf Is baked: thereby
producing Wholesome results. Every
particle VI Snlnrains is turned to gas
and passes through the Bread or
Biscuit III Il king; consequently
uoihng remains bul common Salt,
Mater and Flour. You will readily
perceive hy the tps'e ~ this Siara-
~ Hos ,hatit s entirely different from
other ) slafatus.
AND Its packed il one pound napers.
.ach wrapper hrsndei "B A Bah
10 Du'- B.s Msdl, iuai SaisFalns;' AL
~. picture, "a islcd Loaf oi bread.
with , pli.s vi eIlersescng water
III lhe To-. When 500 purchase
ne paper you should preserve The
Nrappef, aud b. particular 10 get tire
next exactly like the hrst--brand as
iDnve.
Full dircc'icns for mnk'ng Bread
vim ihi- Siisra'us and sour milk cr
M Crenm Tiuar vii accompany each
- psrkag Also cirfc'ions ior making
,.i knn- " Faslrv; also, for making
AAD SOFA Msifr a~t dhfz Pow ders.
a MAKE YUUG OWN SOAP
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NJ The pleasure o. doing good i tie on
w one that never wears out.
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-07
THANKSGIVING HYMN.

God of the passing year, to Thee,
Our hymn of gratitude we raise;
With swelling heart and Bonded knee,
.4CfWe offer Thee our song of praise.
We bless thy name, Almighty God,
For sll the kindness Thou hast shown
q To this fair land our fathers trod,
-zsT This land we fondly call our own.
Hero freedom spreads her banner wide,
And casts her soft and hallowed ray;
For Thou our country's arms didst guide
And lead them on their conquering
way.
We praise Thee, that the gospel light,
Through all our land its radiance sheds,
: r ,Scattsrs the shade of errors night,
And heavenly blessings round us
-.e spreads.
g Whom foes without, and foes within,
With threatning ills our land have
- priest,
Thou hast our nations bulwark been,
And, smiling, sent us peaceful rest.
o, God, preserve us in Thy fear,
In troublous times our helper be;
= Diffuse Thy Truths bright precepts here
=, And may we worship only Thee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-07
COUNTRY RIEETIN' TALK

An Illinois editor who sometimes has
an attack Of Photography attended Il
country meeting where he took down
tho following notes of different topics of
conversation ut one time.
'Vote for Lovejoy? exclaimed polit-
ical aspirant Indignantly. I'D as soon
vote for VIM. Lloyd Garrison himself,
loaded dom as he is with
Two of the latest beef critters you ever
set your eyes on interrupted dealer in
cattle, that sold for
That horrid yellow dress again ex-
claimed Miss Spruce, in what might have
sounded like whisper if she had been
on the other side of the room, painted
too, half an inch thick, and wears
Teeth and toe nails to get the Office
broke in the politician, 'but the people
will not trust him again; besides he is
SPAWNED in both hind legs, wind brok
en- ard foundered to boot, rs | told Dir.
Jarvis at the time
'One tea CUP full of butter, two of 81
gar, three Flour, four eggs, and sprin-
kle Of nutmeg, makes
Both ends meet when the year comes
round; poor woman for she has got six
children, the oldest one blind, and
No saddle or bride TO ride him with !;
somebody stole it while l was gone to
Chicago after
The long promised milienial day which
we have no doubt it is to be brot' out
through the ministration Of
$4,000 miles of railroad track, and
this at an estimate cost Of
Five cents dozen. l sold four hens
to Mrs. Wilson, and the hawks carried off
three, besides any number of chickens,
and
Such handsome young man: and he
dances SO beautiful. Did you ever see a
handsomeer pair of whiskers, ora more
insimuating-
Running at the rate Of twenty five
miles an hour with no head lights on and
around curve at that. when the locomo-
tive broke the bridge over
That young Miss. Brown, that had the
small pox last spring. They do say she
is going to marry
Two pointer dogs and the best gun in
town. | wanted the gun the worst way,
and offered him
The Mexican war, which [ consider
perfectly unjustifable unless it be on the
ground that
The preacher has come exclaimed a
boy, and depositing my report in my
pocket, l proceeded into the school house,
to muse upon the utility of phonog-
raphy.--Our Budget.
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errors aud wrongs, and in giving it spir-
itual life and light.
We maintain before the ''fearful and
unbelieving, that the Atonement of Christ
in respect to us, is oar reconciliation with
that heavenly Father who has never
changed in love for his children. Jesus
made an atonement for himself, by I'M
folding his inner being to perfection OF
character. He thus demonstrated what
we must do and he, how to be inspired,
how to be unfolded, his spirit helping us
in the great work. When like him, we
are at one aOith God in purity and diyini-
ty of thought and deed, then, and not
till then, are we "born again into new
ness of life." In brief this is the Atone
ment of Christ to us. Then there is no
such thing as righteousness by imputa-
ton. The practical world demands per-
sonal worth Of character. God demands
that we, in all relations, as ingraned con
stituents of our being, shall be right, and
true, and just, and holy. Those who
have not these qualities, no matter how
loud they may pray, have not experienced
the Atonoment. All who lie on the low
er plains of selfishness and sectarianisln,
know nothing of Christ. Those are true
believers who are inspired from above,
who nourish the natural and spiritual
who, like Jesus are working to honor and
bless the Brotherhood of Man.
Sincerely Yours,
J. 0. BARRETT.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-07
WANTED.

Wanted-a hand to hold my own
AS down LIES vale | glide;
Wantcd-an arm to lean upon,
Forever by my side.
Wanted firm and steady foot,
With step secure and free,
TO take its straight and onward pace
-4@ Ger life's rough path with me.
Wanted-a form erect and high,
Ga 4 head above my OWN
So much that | might walk beneath
His shadow Ger me thrown.
Wanted an eye Within whose depth
Mine own might look and sea
Uprising from guileless heart,
hs2 O'erf1own with love for nae.
Wanted-a lip whose kindcst smile
WOul speak for ms alone;
sAyoice whose richest melody
Would breathe Affection tone.
Wantcd-a true religious soul,
TO,piOus purpose given,
With whom my own might pass along
The road that leads TO Heaven.
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this between persons nominally of one re-
ligion-that is to say, believing IN the
same God and the same reeelation-can-
not but become stumbling block of the
gravest kind to all thoughtful and far
sighted men-a stumbling block which
they can cnlv surmount under the most
favorable circumstances of early education.
Hence, nearly all our powerful men in this
AGE of the world are unbelievers-the
best of them in doubt and misery; the
worst, in reckless defiance; the plurality
in plodding hesitation, doing, as well as
they can, what practical work lies ready
to their hands.
Most of our scientific men are in this
last class our popular authors set them
selves definitely against all religious forms
pleading for simply truth and benevo-
lenee, (rhackeray, Dckens,) or give
themselves up to bitter, fruitless statement
Of facts, (De Balzac, or surface painting,
(Scott,) or careless blasphemy. sad or
smiling, byron, Beranger) Our ear
nest poets and deepest thinkers are doubt
full and indignant, (Tennyson, CARLYLE
one or two anchored, indeed, but anxious
or weeping, Wordsworth, Mrs. Brown
inc J and of these the first is not so sure
Of his anchor but that now and then it
drags with him, even to make him cry
out,
-"Great God, had rather be
A pagan sucked in some creed outworn
So might !, standing on this pleasant lea.
Have glmpses that would make me less for
lorn."
If this sad picture be true, we submit
it it is not time that there was less ''divis-
ion between persons noninally Of one
religion" Believing this to be so, we
are willing to be classed 10 what has been
satiricaIly called the "BRoAD CHURCH
composed of those earnest men and
women. of however widely varying be-
lief, yet tolerant of each other, who be-
lieve in ''doing as we'll as they can, what
practical work lies ready to their hands, .
and whose bond of union is reverent wor-
ship of common FATHER and loving
fellowship of brother Man.
thus far, then, we agree with the
"liberals," but we trust we may be eXcus-
cd from believing or defending their views
of the Atonement, or any other matter
of religious belief.-ED. jour.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-07

ONE of the Springfield wags says the
best thing that Gov. Wise can do with
John Brown, is to first free him. and then
offer such pecuniary inducements as shall
cause him to settle in the State, that the
noble clemens of the Brown Blood may
become incorporated among the +. F.V's
and the chivalric reputation of the State,
now sadly deteriorated, be saved from ut
ter extinction.
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4oetrp
IF DIE FIRST.

AAcKAY has written some very fine thin
but never anything sweeter than the foil,
ing:
III die first, dear love,
My mOurnful soul made free.
Shall sit at heavens high portal,
To wait and watch for thee
To wait and watch for thee, love,
And thro' the deep, dark space,
peer with human longings
For thy radiant face.
Mid all the stars of heaven,
aA- One only shall l sec
The earth-star of my passion,
= sasHalf Heaven for holding thee
All Heaven for holding thee. love,
And brightest of all the spheres,
BY thy smile illuminated,
Or hallowed by thy tears.
If Idle first, dear love
i feel that this shall be,
For Heaven will not be heaven,
Until it's shared with thee
Until its shared with thee, love,
I'll linger at the gate;
Or be thy guardian angel.
To teach thee how to wait.
sal, s,it-
s 81 And when thine hour shall come,
ra. And through the yielding night
see thy happy spirit
rUp-soaring. ROBBED in light.
Mine shall 90 forth to meet thee,
And through the eternal door,
Pass in with thee rejoicing,
Made one forever more.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-07
LAYING UP TREASURE.

Ben Adhem had golden coin one day
"a Which he put out at interest with Anew
So Year after year, awaiting him, it lay,
Until the doubled coin two pieces grew
And these to four-so on,till people said.
a "How rich Ben Adhem isl" and bow
ed the servile head.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-07
Ran selim had a golden coin one day,

Which to a pauper asking aims he gave,
Who went rejoicing on his weary way.
@- Ben Selim died too poor to own grave
But when his soul reached Heaven, an
2 4oh@ gels~with pride :
Showed him the wealth TO which bis
g. coin had multiplied. -
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father, "Justice demands dedth!" "Then
may l die in his STEAD" continues his
compassionate brother; "and will my
death placate your anger and save the
lad?" EYES," is the answer, sit makes
no difference with me who dies, if you
will suffer for his sake, will save him
and kill YOU" Then the innocent broth
er bows bis head, and bares his back to
the blows; and tho Infatuated father
strikes again and again with a club OF
iron, till at last the fevered blood breaks
from that pure heart and death takes bis
prey! Then the father as he looks at
the nangled corpse, wipes his dark brow
smiles complacently, and says he is sstis-
fed!
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DIssOIufian,

HUE partnership hereotora existing under tie style and
= trim Of Ewing SPerry, has this day been dis
Folvedby mutual consent. H. Ewisa alone
settle the business Of the late firm.
IgING, ia
Nashville, Oct. u. les.
n retiring from the firm Of Ew1Eo sFEREY return ny
thanks to the patrons o. the and eOntinuan7s
Of the same 10 successor. Z. II. RwrSs Jr.
0asAYills Oct q, ls59. J. n. sPERRY
N.srry1IrE. Oct. 81, 1853.
have this day associated with Dir wM. KEENAN, and
will continue the Grocery business under the nTa style Of Ga
H. Ewing & CO. 4. h. EHlSd-
uoyt-Im
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kirkpatrick, NeVinS g. Co.,
RECETT7YG, FORWARDLEG AND EHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREEF, NASHVILLE FENNEssEE ,
HAVE now in store large complete ASSORTMENT
III Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Mnlasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rasns, full stnck, with Teas, Candles sardlnes Mack
e-e Glassware, asotd Peezns together all kinds Of Gro
eles usually kept in TIE GrocC line. Our Of
RRANDIES, WINES, " EHASzkT, &C,
We think cannot be surpassed in this any o.hef market
our heavy stock o. goods nov In STARE invite the attention Of
the tHade.
nAFas-H KIRKPATRICK. NEVIGs 4 Co
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$50 REWARD

NOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOOsER,
Who under charge Of outrageously having broken open e
houses OF William Hamilton ard jones Christopher with intent
70 commit mrde has made biz and running large
The sboye reEard viii therefore he paid 10 who will de-
may Re brought 70 Justice.
Said HOos about % years age I've fest Ten aceJ
high stout bEt, fair rather sandy hair, this time
wound from gun shot in the nghtsrm below the elbGv,
J. u. CHRISTOPHER,
seDI6-H 0laaa.vitis
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" All varieties best varieties both and wood which
will cell low and warrant to give Satisfaction.
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9alg 9nlOn6 american


A firm IN cincinnsfi recently telegraphed to a
Correspondent IN Cleveland IS follows: "Crauber.
ries rising. Send Immediately one hundred barrels
Per Simmons" Simmons beng the agent Of the
Cincinnati house. The telegraph run the two last
words together, and shortly afterwards the Cincin.
matt firm were astonished to find delivered at their
store one hundred barrels perslmmons.
DEATH OF a CESTrSAnAS.-Mrs. wnsos died at
Wilson's Mills, Maine, the other day at age of one
hundred and four. She was born subject of George
u and was nearly five years old when thai monarch
left his earthly crown for, let US hope heavenly
one. She was almost woman when Napoleon was
born, was in her twenty-frst year when Independ-
enee was declared, and was verging on middle life
when Washington became President
ELoPED-An elopement cook place in the lower end
Of Berkeley county, Va, on Tuesday night. the 22d
inst Mrs SARAH ANY Buckets. wife of AAEoS Buck
Els Esq absconded with shoemaker of Martins
burg, named MoRRIs O'CoxxER. She took twenty
three dollars which she found in purse sixty dol
lars in notes. and certificates of deposit in the bank
at Martnsburg and at Charlestown, to the amount
of $500.
TIE WHEAT CRoP-The Richmond Enquirer of the
18th says: Some Of our exchanges say fears are
already entertained and expressed among farmers
In some sections of the State that the next wheat
crop viii proyea failure is said the fv has made
its appearance and in some places blasted the pros
pect of many fields which few weeks ago present-
ed a most luxuriant aspect Reports from some of
the Northern portions Of Ohio however. ara firmly
alarming. The frost Of last spring stripped some
farms of everything desirable and necessary for
winter food, both for man ana beastD
Audience or THE CRow-The crow. in many nsrts
OF inns world, Is considered marauder on the farm
ana the gun IS perseveI1ngly used for his extermi
HauOh' Inc most able writers on orthodoxy and
otheFs who have studied his habits agree thar in
stead OF being robber and pest to the farmer he
Is one OF the most faithful friends and greatest beDe
1actors lie consumes in the course of the wear vast
quanunes o. erubs- worms and nOxious verniD : he
is valuable se2renger. and clears the land of often
SlVe masses ~ decaying animal substances he
hunts the grass Aelda, and pulls out and deyours
Inc underground Cater.ilars wherever he par,ej,es
tne sign OF their operations eYinced by the gilted
stuks ne destroys mice, young rats lizards and
seTpents last h Is volunteer sentinel about the
4arul and drives the paWk from It's enclosuras thu
preventing greater mischief that that of which h
Is himself guilty. Il Is chiefly during seed time aS
harvest that the depredat0ns Of the crow are con-
united during the reminder of the year We Wit |
ness only ms services, and highly are those sar
ces appreciated by those who have written of biT5s
mat We cannot name Ornithoogist who docs ~, /
plead IN bus behalf.Neto York Spirit of h. Times
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EDWARDS, G lL1KESON & CO.,
Successors TO 10 EdWardsN
Wholesale Gr0cerss Commission Merchants
AND
Dealers fn Fine Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &p'l
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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