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HBLMBoLD,S ROSE WASH.

I 80 HELMB0LDlS ROSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of sy,b,lrt,o
Satofe, ana az an injection IN Diseases of The
uriinTJ Organs Arising IRON habits OF iiss nation
saTsaPsrIIla, in znoh Diseases az IeoommeDded'
ErideHes Ct ihs most rslIa5ls axd sssponsi6ls
ehasactu tetH aoeosspony fis naedieisss,
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Fiom TO 20 years standins,
WITH NAMEs KNOWN TO
90 -. SCIENCE ANDFAME. -.....
[es o Ls foRssss: ct BUcAu 500 Dis
see PIolesS5er DEVICES valuable works on the
See Is%srSF made ?, the late o.obr..sd DR..
poWEI.L, a celebrated PRysioisn aud Mem Me
OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, TelaId. And
Queens Journal. - d $50 ehs
See medieo ChirurE.csl Review, publi.bed b,
BENJAMIN " IRAVERs, feifow Of Roys COZ
See most of the late Standard vor ks on Medioins.
Extrsct Buchu, 81 90 per bottle, or s,x for ss m
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oeins Gully sworn, dotn say, his prepxrations con-
ttin no p2rcofIc, no mercury, or other iajurI ons
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Brent r. NJ, continued. !.
said lot, No, 3, stu
atedS0 feet westWefdlyl
from the southeast
corner Of said lot, and
running thence north
81 feet az inches, ]
thence to a point on the,
northern Boundary Of
said lot, No. 3, situ-'
ated 50 feet 8 inches
westwardly from the
northeast corner Of
said lot, No. 3, thence
westwardly % feet,
thence southwardly 81
feet S inches, thence
southwardly to a point
in the southern line Of
said lot, No. B, stu
ated ~ feet 0 inches
westwardly from the
southeast corner OF
said lot, No. 3, thence
SO feet to the begin
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A Positive and Speo.fc Remedy
For Diseases OF the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, ard DRoPSiChL SwELLlN6s.
This Medciae increases the power OF Dises-
ton. and excites the ,ABSORBENTsi into heal
thy sction, by which the WkTERY Oh CAL
CAREoUS dispositions, and sll UNNATURAL
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PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and Is good for
ne MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
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IMPORTANT 10 FAMILIES, REsTAuR-
ANTS, HOTELS, eRocKRs,
AND OTHERS.
s.-s WILLIAM TUcKKRp
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
SIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SIS PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
GROCERIES
AT half THE USUAL rRIcEs,
Hsvsss bees rueAa,sd Of Bs-Lrsri Mrtks.n
and etAgs.
KERPs
fuckers
wBe-u AND RETAIL
Groceries, Liquors. Cigau, Wines. 20
FOR FAMILIES,
FOR Suffers,
POE OFFICERS.
TEAS, FINE.
$50 MON CIGARS.
HACKERS, BOSTON.
ETcHUPs, IMPORTED.
L XTRA COFFEEs.
r AIsINs, MALAGA.
READ OUR Prices
READ our PkIcEs.
WILLIAM TUcKERp "a
CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
sss PENNsYLvANIk AVENUE
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
GooDwINs ToB1cCo.
4. n. wATrs's VOLUNTEER TOBACCO.
- ss. - GROCERIES
ATHAIr THE USUAL PRICES,
Hsssas ss~ y~sAsax n Bs.tvsps M~sas.i.
80 30 80 ssA~s. 4, ,,aaN
- 80. So So = u
Sa..-sse - kBM8HBBk, rosl- ri-
rUckRRs, sss PENNsyLvANIA AvENuE
rvcrRR's. ass PENNsYLvANuA AVENUE
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CITY l1SpEarY 10 BE sold fea TAXES.

COLLECTOR 8 oERICB, orrx HALL, FsBauAax Is, ls63
COMMENCING ON THURSDAY the I'D day Of Nay ne
following hist Property will be sold by public section ct the CITY
Hail. Adermsa Chamber in the City OF Washington satisy the
the said
FIs previously coecor with such
time Of payment Bale 10 at 10
O'Clock NJ and to be continued from day day I'll completed
certificates Of the
denomination Of I've dollars WILLIAM DIAOh, CsHecfos
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REsrAuaAsts, HOTELS,
suTLERs, eRecERs, AND OTHERS.
WILLIAM FUCKERS
CHEAP wBoLEsALB AND RETAIL
GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sas PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE.
GROCERIES
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
Ha-i.s bee. Purchased Of Ba.h-~yI MrsAa."
sUcKER's
FUCKERS
Groceries, Liquor, Wines, Cigars, &o
FOR FAMILIES,
- FOR sUTL ERs,
FOR OFFICERS.
TEAS, FINE.
U MON CIGARS.
HACKERS, BOSTON.
~ ETcHUPs, IMPORTED.
E XTRA CoFFEEs.
r AIsINs, MALAGA.
READ OUR PRICES
READ our PRIC ES.
Extra Brown Sugu.......... o cents per pound
White sugsr..................l2 cents per pound
Fine Green Tes......-.......so cents per pound
Pair Black Tea...............5o cent? per pound
Extra Cofee.................2o cents per pound
Good Cofes .................l6c cents per pound
Wax Candles. Us cents per pound
Malaga Raisins..............l5c cents per pound
Codfsh. ..................... cents per pound
Imported Cigan.............5O cents per 1o)
Havana Cigau...............sl 10 20 per no
Almonds ...............-...l2 cents per pound
alt."............s.........- 20 cents per bag
Good Butter.............,....Ie cents ner pound
Extra Butter. 20 cent per pound
Fine Wines .................&i per bottle
whiskcy ................25 10 50 cents per bottle
All other kinds Of LIQUORS In proportion.
Call and zee fcr yourself.
TUCKERr,
as PennsyIvuals Avenue.
WILLIAM TU;KERy
CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
s2s PENNsYLvA AVENUE,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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GROCERIES
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
Ha.,.s bts. rs.kessd u Idst-sr, Hrel.,s
os< sAus.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-01-31

REBEL MAIL CONVERSATIONS
The Washington Republican states that
the rebels in the lower counties Of Mary
land have resorted to the following de-
vice for transmitting intelligence across
The Potomac to their friends in Virginia;
"A large kite is made, and instead OF
paper, Is CUvcIru witt Vneu SILK, SO as 10
render it impervous to water. The tail
is formed by folding letters or newspa-
pers together, and tying them with a
loop knot-each letter, or perhaps two
letters forming bob. When the tail is
rs heavy as the kite can conveniently
bear up under. a cord long enough to
reach about two-thirds OF the way across
| the river is attached, and the kite raised
in the air. After the kite has exhausted
the string. or has reached a sufficient
| height. the cord is cut, and the concerns
gradually descending, is borne by the
breeze to the Virginia shore, where the
bohs are taker off by those in waiting
and new ones for their sympathizing
friends in Maryland, tied on in their
-tead. With the first favorable wind
back comes the kite to the Maryland
shore, AID rice UerSa.
BY this means large numbers OF let
, ters and Northern newspapers find theil
way into Virginia, and the communica
ton between the two shores remains con
,tant and uninterrupted"
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The papers taken are as follows
DAILY-Boston Journal, 1G; Boston
Herald, World, G. NJ, Freeman, | each.
SEMI WELKLY-N. Y. Tribune, Bos-
ton Traveller, 2 each, journal |.
WEEKLy-In Independent Standard, So
Boston Traveller, 25; Tribune, % n.
f. Farmer, 10; Well Spring, l6; Bos-
ton journal, IA; Caledonian, 8; Guilt
vator, 6; Independent aud Saturday
Evening Post, each; Boston Post
Stanstea d Journal, and Youths Compan-
ion, 2 each Vt. Watchman, Aurora OF
the Valley, Bellows Falls Argue, VT
Phoenix, St. Adams Messenger, Eman-
cipator, Plowman, Springfield RepubIi-
can, Dwight's journal of Music, Brother
Jonathan, N. Y. Weekly, Hsrpers
Weekly, Dollar Weekly, North Western,
Chicago Tribune, Frontier Sentinel, Ma
,ional Republican, Mortified Telegraph,
| each.
RELIGIOUS WEEKLY-Vt. Chronicle,
Is; Christian Repository, ) CongreSa-
tionalist, Morning Star, VI. Christian
Messenger, Waterman and Reflector, .
each; lions Herald, Wesleyan, Calen-
dar, each.
SEMI MoNrnLY-Myrtle, e Ad-
yocate and Guardian, 10; Juvenile In
structor, |.
MoNTHLY-Tract Journal, 40; Yer
mont School journal, IS, American Ag-
riculturalst, 10; Home Missionary, a
Missionary Herald, Harper's Monthly
8 each National Preacher, African
Repository, ? each; N. f. Farmer
Medical Journal, Pulpit and Rostrum
Historical Magazine, Seaman's Maya
zine, American Missionary, Bank Note
Reporter, American Stock journal
Cornplanter, Literary Chronicle, SUDDEN
and Schoolmate, | each.
QUARTERLY. - Vermont Quarter,
Gazetteer, l3; Bibliotheca Sacra, Amer
lean Theological Review, Congrtg ailona
Quarterly, each.
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MoRE TREAsoN.-NEw \ FORK, Jan.
PA correspondent Of the Times, IN
der date of Quarters Of the llth Massa-
chusetts Volunteer Camp, near Budd~
Ferry, Nd Wednesday, Jan. D. 1862
writes that the rebels not only frequently
come down to the beach OF a morning
but deri,ively cry out to our pickets our
eountersign of the night previous, bu
acquaint Us with what is known by bu
one officer in the entire divisiou-wha
is to be the countersign Of the ensuin-
night They also boast of having, by
means OF our countersign, travelled alon.
our entire division lines and ascertaine,
our exact locality, the numbers and ma
ture Of our armament, in single night
and without hindrance or suspicion retir
ed successfully to their works across TIL
river If this be so they must be iamil
liar with our secret signals, which ar
now issued in connection with our coun
tersign
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JOHN F. HENRY & co.,
Who is L4rs. WinslOw Z?

A. tui, question is frequently asked,
we stall simply say that she is lady
who tor upwards Of thirty years has I'M
urnuly devoted her time and talents as
"A female physician aud nurse, principally
among children She has especially
studied the constitution and wants OF this
numerous, class, 50 generally overlooked
or carrlp-sIy treated 10y the faculty in too
many instances aud, as result OF thus
effort and practical knowledge, obtained
in a lifetime spent "a nurse ana Phys'-
clan, she has compounded a Soothing
Syrup for children terthlng. 1t oper-
ates like magic-giving rest and health,
and is, moreover, sure to regulate the
bowels. In consequence OF this article
Mrs. Winslow is becoming world re-
nownpd as beuetactor OF the race
children certainly do RISE UP and bless
her; especially is this the case IN this
city. Vast quantities OF the ooothHlS
Syrup are daily sold and used here. 1t
has got to be a common remark, II had
rather depend on Mrs. Wnslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup fer my children, than to have
the united advice of the medical faculty
Of the city" We think Mrs. Winslow
has immortaized her name 10y this IN
valuable article, aud We sincerely believe
thousands Of children have been saved
from an early grave by its timely use'
and that millions yet unborn will share
its benefits, and unite in calling her
blessed. No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little one, in our
opinion, until she has given it the bene-
fit of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Try il, mothers-try it now.-Ldd'e'
J LisiL1r. Neae York Gin
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uNFANTHLE COMMISSIONS.

Mrs. Wiu>low'+ Soothing Syrup TOR
children teething. will almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and w'na
collie, and overcome INFANTILE C0NYUL-
sIoNs, which will, if not speedily rene
died. end in death.
1t is also the best and surest remedy
in the world for all cases of dyseniery
and diarrhGa in children, whether
arises from teething or from other causes
Sold by all druggists. twenty-five GEMS
a bottle.
This is the season of the year TO use
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
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Mortality in Greensboro.

DIrD IN 1861. YEARS.
Jan. - Mrs. Nathan Gate, aged %
Mch 8. Alfred Sawyer 5 ms.
+" 10. Asahel Hale, Esq, 81
IL. Mr.. Willard Reed, 90
SO. Mr.. Thomas Haskell, 80
+" 20. Ellen S. Huntington, ~
June 81. Mary Jane Campbell, 3
" 20. Mrs. Jane Q. Wallace, II
July II. Mr.. John c. Ellsworth, Go
80. Mrs. Caroline Z. Badger, 81
Aug. 0. Harriet Waugh, about :
Oct. IS. Ms. Mehtabe Russell, 81
Nov. Is. Mary Oclavia Crane, Z
Feb. - Mrs. Sarah M. Maulton, at e.
Manchester, visiting her children.J
A1ril 20. Miss Bstsey j. Morey, 60
Total l5:--j males and 10 females.
OF the inhabitants Of that town, accord
ing to records kept by Rev. J. ?, Stone,
200 have died during the eleven years OF
his ministry there, ending with Dec
1861.
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DN SATURDAY, the llth inst, a FIDDLE
" BOX, containing a Fiddle, one Bosom Pin,
three Lockets, and pair OF ear Jewels 1t was
lost in the woods between Mr.. Ira II. Aliens
and Mr. EdmunIS. The finder will receive the
thanks of the owner, who is a poor man, by
leaving it at he Standard Office
IraSburgh, Jan. %, 1862. 6
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ORLEANS COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"

The Annual Meeting of the Orleans County
Temperance Society will be held in the Con-
aregatlonal Church in Irasburgh on . L =
DAY, the FOURTH day Of February next, at
ten o'clock A. NJ.
liza general attendance Of the friends OF
temperance is requested.
A. A. EARLE, Secretary.
Irasburgh, January o. 1862.
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The Kentucky Victory.

papers contain full accounts ol the oa'''o
at Mill Springs. 1t was fair, open bat
tie. The rebels fought well and were
overcome only by superior fighting on
our side. According to rebel accounts
their force consisted of ten infantry reg
iments. three batteries and some cavalry |
altogether about ten thousand men
They fought bushwhackng style, from
ravines, and behind trees, bushes and
rocks. The brunt of the battle devolVed
on the 4th Kentucky and I'd Minnesota
regiments, 9th Ohio and 10th Indiana
For nearly three hours the war of mus
kerry was kept up.
Shortly after II o'clock Col. HasklnS
succeeded in thanking the enemy on the
extreme right, when the 9th Ohio and I'd
Minnesota charged bayonet, and, with
triumphant yells, broke the rebel ranks
and the rout began. They fled peII nell
TO their camp, strewing the road with
muskets, blankets, overcoats and KNAPP
sacks. and abandoned two guns and
caiasons.
Zolicoffer was shot through the heart
at the head of his staff, by Col. Fry of
the 4th Kentucky regiment. 1t appears
that he lost his way in the bushes, and
suddenly emerged before Col. Fry, who
was accompanied by some of his staff Of
fcers. The two parties mistook each
other for friends, and approached within
a few wards, when finding their mistake
both parties prepared for hand to hand
fight. One of Zoicotfer's aids shot at
Col. Fry, but only brought the horse
down. The Colonel Immediately drew
his six shooter and brought ZolIicotfrr
from his horse at the first fire. The re.
bel staff deserted their chiefs body, which
Was taken to Somerset the next day a'tei
the battle.
An East Tennesseean, writing to the
Commercial, says all the credit and honol
of this battle is due to the 10th Indiana
$ 9th Ohio, 4th Kentucky and ID Mime
sote, for they did all the fighting single
o handed, with the exception of what sup
e port they received from the artillery
II They all fought nobly and ueyer waver
= ed from the fix d determination 10 gaa
the victory. The combatants were st
near each other at enc time that the pow
: der burned each others faces at eacI
discharge
d The Day Book publishes the Fedora
. account of the defeat Of ZoIlicoH~r am
: saws it does not believe word of it. |
cells its readers that it is a Wall stree
: lie, got up to raise their spirits after til
II defeat by jeff Thompson at lronton.
}" The Richmond Dispatch has the 70
+ loving in regard to The Federal account
It of the fight at Somerset, Ky: I'VE put
; ish a batch Of Federal dispatches, an
- do mol believe that there is a word {
truth in them. The fact is, as the reac
er will perceive on reading the none
article Of the New York Evening Pos
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MEAsLEs.-Two Of our workmen are
dawn with the measles, 80 that We are
Obliged 10 issue half sheet for the first
time in a little over five years
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The Field of Conflict.

in the Richmond Examiner of Jan. l6,
reviewing the past and present condition
of military affairs;
"The campaign has been strictly de-
fensive. We have gained nothing, for
we have attempted no gain. That we
have lost parativeiy little actual ter
ritory during The hitter six months Is due
only to the difficulties of invasion in a
country like this, the necessity for time
TO prepare half million Of soldiers, the
courage of the Southern volunteers and
the individual cowardice OF the Northern
mercenarles. II Is, however, undenaole
that the defensive policy, besides the NOR
al strain Of an army that awaits repeated
and endless attack, and the exhaustion
If a c,untry which is the scene o. war,
has gwen the enemy an uninterrupted
opportunity to prepare gigantic host
and to arrange it at leisure for the foil
.,..t ........,
tr"l OF relative S'ten2'n WV" Wv s''''''
permits tue resumption 81 ".'2''''''',
W6Ie the political headers of the
Soul" nave nee" = l''''''- - y '''"
approaching praef' anu " '''7 ''' ''''
p!t>'ra f'P''''> VI e'9'''''', 49,
expanding tue" fematNai'e 2ileo'ln1 III
grnalty III The erection oil WORKS rs Won
derlnI' aud almost a extensive anu P','e
As valuable "' Tue No''''>' "''''' ~ '''''
invading forces nom @'''h "''e'''o'''
the enemy nave sra'ua'y '''" az '''S''' :
gathered u thelr immense ''s'U' ''' ''''
concentrated 'heir 'fe"''''o'u'
Ito engelop the tontederacy with Their
armies and fleets, and 10 penetrate the
interior from some one of many allerna-
tive points. Although they can now do
|nofhirc. tEey have their general pro-
,a,e.ot order execution
,l,..o,a.,.a
"hfh l"e "'"''S'
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ID w. NYE will he on hand to receive pay
IA. on all demands due him on his store deal,
until the 18Th Of February. After that they can
settle with my attorney, hoping that none will
feel themselves an exception to this notice.
January 30, lS62-6w3
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Foreign N e W s.
GREAT BRITAIN.


the peaceful solution of the American
question, the warlike preparations at
Woolwich have not been relaxed
Steamers Spartan and Ajax continued to
take in heavy stores for Halifax and
Jamaica. No official notice had been
given at Portsmouth respecting any dis
charge of hired mechanics or laborerS
1t was understood, however, that reduc
ton would take place in April.
The Cabinet council which was sum
monpd for the 18th, had been counter
manded, Mr.. Stewards CORRESPOND nee
having been considered in council held
on the 9th inst.
The Times understands that an an
swer will be returned expressing gratiti
cation at the dsavowal Of Capt. Wilkes
act, accepting the satisfaction rendered,
and assuming that the precedent IN the
Trent case will rule in the ease OF the
schooner Eugenia Smith. As to the
general discussion OF the law of neurra's
government will decline any answer nn-
I'll they have an opportunity 10 submit
the whole note to their law Ulcers
There are propositions in this mote wthca
are not at all admi>sahIr, aud aiter the
delivery of the prisoners thrar points
may be properly raised ana discussed.
The Morning Post announces that
thorough understanding has BEEN arrived
at with the American Government. Not
only had they given the required repair.
alton, but in doing so Mr.. Seward viii
have succeeded in impres>ing on The
English Government the notion tina
they have not only obtained present III
demniry, but also no small pledge of iu
ture security.
yhe Times says that rumor fixes Eog
lands expenditure, owing 10 the late dit
fculty, at two millions sterling, (Sl0,
000.00O) but it expects that when all tn
- bills are in it will be double that sum
and says the money has not been thrown
away.
: The Daily Macs eulogi,es the cours
: pursued by the Washington Goyrrumro
and drqauara, de gotre =. ~ Tim
. and Post
Tie Times Ha- strong editorial o.
the reception due to Mason aud Slide.
" 1t says they are about The most worth
less booty it would be possible to extrac
Il from the jaws of the American lion, haF
u ing been long known as blind and habit
ual hatrrs and revilers Of England,
I sincerely hopes EngIi-hmen viii not g'N
&c these fellows anything in the shape OF a
ovation, as the civiirty due 10 foes in d
W. tress is all they cau claim. England hi
Is returned them good for evil; and eye
now II '"fS cam 'o'5 WI ~ 80 "
r. n'PPy - ''''''''T'
, North H''-'"''u "'''''' ''''
D. as much to rescue two negroes. l.
y Mason and SjdriI therefore. pas quiz
on lNe'F way "'" NV ~ ~
ANYBODY WHO may law g." '''''
O''e' J'u'n''H "U
aou a''uue - 'i">o"
OF llle 'uS''''e ''"''
i'u'''' "-'''''>' '''
ne 1'"'eS ''''''''
Oh ''' S''''' "''''''
a. hor, and say iu#' ah"f- 'A' '.a
TT winch nav, d,-grsr.d tut usf3g Ht at
Kind j. ,,ouid h.. a.fIi.al. rtfiaa ou- u. .
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EAST BETHEL, VT,

EAST BETHEL, VT, July ), 1857.
have an only child that was attacked with
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Whites Elixir, and TO the surprise of all, it gave
her immediate relief. Il. NlNION.
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TAKE THE INDErENDENT.-Parent-
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\ Curious Book.

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