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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

For the relief of the SICK and distressed afflicted acith
VirItent and ChrORfc Diseases, and especially for
the Cure or Diseases Of the Serual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the acting Sur
geon. Valuable reports on Spermatorrhea. or Seminal
Weakness and other diseases of the Sexual Organs and
on the New Remedies employed in the Dispensary.
charge. Two three stamps for postage will be accept
able.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGHToN, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association. No. South Ninth Street
| Philgdephi4, Pa r-95
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-28

MORGAN, THE GUERRILLA CHIEFTAIN, A Coon
JUDGE OF SOMETHING TO TAKE" AS WELL AS
HoRsEFLEsH. -Morgan's thieves, during their
brief stay in this place, found time to break into
our office and steal our flags, which they sacileg
iously tore up and trampled in the dust, They al
SO broke into our desk and stole bottle of oBit>
ters which had been presented to us by DR. ko,
back. Wearo very sorry we forgot to flavor the
Bitters with a dose of strychnine or ratsbane. -
Richmond (Ky.) Messenger. .f-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-28

IMPORTER and Dealer IN Wines, Liquors, Porter,
Ale, Etc. Market Street.
All IMPORTED Liquors for sale in bond, at New YORK
and Boston Prices with freight fare. Double Rectiheo
Wniskey, in any quantity at Chicago and Milwaukee
prices. lyyZln3l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-28

STILL TALKING OF AN ExTENsIoN.-We under
stand that the owners of the Kenosha Railroad are
still seriously talking of convincing the extern
sion ofthis road down the river, this fall The
matter is being seriously canvassed just now, and
a few days will doubtless settle the matter as TO
whether anything is done this fall.-Rockford
Democrat
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LYMAN q ROME,

Boots, Shoes Leather, F5ndings, &C. Eoery Uariety
every article pertaining to their business may be had
Of them at the lowest prices Custom work to order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c: Corner ofMar-
ket SQUARE and Main street. See advertisements.
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A. N. CROTs EN- Il U II G III
CORNER OF MARKET STREET MAIDEN LANE,
KENOSHA. WISCONSIN.
Boarding by the Day week, and roomy and commo-
dious Stabling. 49,
~ Passengers and Baggage carried to ana from
Cars free 81 1yn38v21l
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THnMAS pRICTuRE.

ysg,srruce-He Is Agentfor curious Companies Of
undoubted credit and is prepared to issue Poceson
Life and Prsperty, on favorable terms. See adVer-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-28
DE-. MCKINLEY.
CROTsENBURGH HOUSE.

VIII oHend TO calls in his Profession. Residence
The House recently occupied by A. Campbell, on the
Northeast corner of the Park. Offce-on the same
block. on Main Street. Y2ln49ly
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-28
AN ELOQUENT PASSAGE.

u nave, during The last few months over
and over again marched, stricken mourner,
| by the sue Oh nose whose hearts were torn by
natural gref as the mortal remains were con-
signed 10 their last resting place of many of
our brave New England boys. OH fathers,
mothers, brothers, sisters, wives children is it
possb!e that you shall be left hereafter this un-
consoled SORROW that they fell in vain and their
! blood was poured out tor nought? No, sirs
such boys as Willie Putnam and Fraser Stearns
snch sisters as some of those New England
glrs with whom have talked with whom
nave walked to the grave, in whose ears | have
tried to address feeble words of consolation :;
such girls as have said to me, 1--we thanked you
when six months ago you gave my brother a
commission to go to the war, and we thank you
. now, are too precious to be wasted They are
on the field Of Balls Bluff, by the banks of
Bull Run IN the swamps of the Chickahominy
down along our sea-coast line, before Charles
ton, at Hilton Head, all around to New Orleans
upon the Mississippi, on the field of Shiloh
wheresoever the sword has been drawn, there
t have either stood the regiments or the single
sons of Massachusetts brave and noble
n boys, men who went out from no love of vulga
+ glory, inspired by no pursu t of piunder, by n
= pursuit OF a warriors renown, not fired by an
Y mean ambition, but by hope that by the val
s or OF their hearts and by the vigor of their ow
IF right arms they may do something for thei
: country. $40. .... a...
F, "They shall not die Their memories sha
a. live green and beautiful forever in the heart
y of their countrymen. and the spirit which thei
n courage has inspired shall be transferred
other sons of New England now rising to as
r sumo their cause, and as 100000 march frol
out of the homes of our loyal States, from th
e. Atlantic border to the Rocky Mountains, an
n that grand host shall stand in the ranks of tt
n free for the cause of their country for the vii
OF dication of their country'S power, there sha
at stand with them an unseen host of glorlol
spirits of noble, heroic, departed men-the
IS, who have crossed the food, they who ha'
have stemmed the torrent of the battle field
aud as they went down, their fair forms SIM ~
Ter ing beneath the sod, their spirits rose above a.
er, enchanted, like the souls of men ", Wheh ueii
,ct cred from the castles of giants. 1hey' 100
:. shall file to the front when the squares u %
10 They shan iof file with the oolum and charge W
ay As men marching on.
T. Ali foul traitors, do you hear them as they con
Witb the thunder of the cannon ana the fohns
.r VIZ JUTl, ~, God ia marching
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tzP Many poor sore-eyed student would
crow faster. intellectually and physically, if
instead of sitting up so late, he honestly SUM
bered FOOLS allowance. ....
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ADAM DICKHOUT.
EDWARD H. RI

gta1i,,g Hair- cutting and SGapO0tng Saloon ,Oppo
site the City HOTEL Main street. Old RazorssharPeheo
and eDpired oti
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

yHyHE UNDERSIGNED procures Arrearages, Bounty,
I'll Pensions &C., for Soldiers and their Heirs the
STATE BOUNTY TO FAMILIES attends to the settlement and
collection of MILITARY ACCOUNTS AGAINST THE STATE ana
the United States and any BUSINESS WITH THE STATE
DEPARTMENTS, ~" Send for Circulars
Iv42 e. b, gunner, Madison.
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l.. G. MERRILL,

EngrdUer on Wood and eUery Kind Of etGt. Station
~ Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
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PORN OF APFIDAvIT:

we.-and -, Of -, in the County of
"" and State Of --, on oath say that we
ave and have been for - years well acquainted
With -, the applicant and with the sad -
! Jacaased who was - in company - OF
| t,sa - regiment --- and know 49, to be the
.n Of the said deceased-[Ifh he died unmarried
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'f Personally appeared the above NAMED ed .,
30 ., veil known, aud subscribed and made oath
70 70 the foregoing statement ofthi6 - Jay Oh -
$50 oe'oie Name of official title.)
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CIy- Be careful what ideas and purposes ar
frs impressed npon he youthful heart.
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Slot 2etinting

POSTERS AND HANDBILLS.
Number, so 100 / 200 / 800 500 1000
1-I6 Sheet, 70 8l,25 $3.50 8l,75 $2,5O 400
1.8 Sheet $50 175 200 ESQ $50 600
IA Sheet, 2,OOI $50 200 400 800 SUI
10 Sheet, 800 ! 400 $50 go 200 1900
Sheet, / 400 800 500 100 400 5000
Sheet, 500 1900 1900 220O $500 1000
~ For Programmes and Bits requiring an sual
amount of composition for bordering and other extra
work, reasonable charges will be made
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-28

VI 1T ( am the --- oil -, late OF the stare OF
ana ina 1hn was a - in company - Of the -
o--iIoent Of, and died in the service Of the
re- TT55ited States at , on the - day of -
IlS6 , --;oI t,.;,,,, 40 child
. LIQUID he here stated g the application is by
tbe mother, she should also state the name of the
tn,hr Of the deceased, his DEATH or abandonment
Of the support ofhiS family giving The date ana "a
o. &c Iftbe application is by the widow OF
tbe deceased, she should here state herimalden
In1 when, where, and by whom she was mar,
RED to him, and whether or not there Is record
eVIuenJ this anDIcation to cover all arrears Of
~ nr other allowances due to the deceased IRON
t3 limited States, and the bounty Pr9yeid1ed OJ
the sixtb section OF the act OF July r. c; 1901.
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AenosBa Business 9irsttorg.

At.ornev and Counsellor at Lao0 KenOsha, Wis.
JASON LOTHROP,
Boo- Bjndi1lg-att1e sign ofte Books near 4h Ward
school house.
III. F. SCHOFF,
attorney Dc Counsellor at La10 md Solicitor IN Ctdn-
Gerry. Office, Main street.
SILAS AMES, -.-
Justice Of the Peace.-O- 6ace-,grat door north Of
Slosson q Co.'S. Grocery store.
J. j. PETIT,
La,0yer,--SeueraE E7spF0red and UninprOUed Farms
for sale. Once, Main street nlVl6f
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TREMAIN-On Thursday morning. Dec. Is, Lieut. Walter
r. Tremain, Of the lJ2d Regiment Y. w. second son
OF Edwin H. and Mary Tre;nan, of typhoid pneumonia.
contracted while duty at Suffolk. Va, aged 10 wears
Hi. friends aud those Of his family and tho members OF go
Company 9Th Regiment, N. O.. invited to attend the
funeral Saturday. p M from the residence OF bis
parents, No. 20 West Thirty -fith street
TYsON-Kied in battle at Frodericksburs Va Clarence
r. Tyson Of Company c. 9th NswYork Militia, Of Jobn
Tyson, aged - years and months.
VAN RANsT-0n Thursday Dec. Is, Eleanor. widow OF
Cornslus Van Ranst.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of George T. No - Clark street.
Brooklyn, on Saturday, 9Th inst att v. NJ.
WENZLER-On Thursday evening Doc. rs Mrs. Cicsy H.,
widow OF the late John II. Wenzler aud mother OF A. H.
Nenzer. the artist. aged u years.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow Sunday at o'clock
p. IN. from No. 20 Fifth The friends Of the family
are invited TO attend.
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l,LEIl.

CARTWHIG HT-Suddenly IN Washington. Friday. Dec.
20 Capt. Tho, W. Cartwright Jr, Company d. 9TH Reg
uent r. y Volunteer, tDuyeu's IousVes aged 20 years
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
COOLEY-On Frdty, Dee. y Randolph NJ, j.. Of
Randolph NJ sud hara Louise Cooley aged 10 yesf' AID
Tic re.tye. sud friends Of the family respectfully invited
a'iend ", uoes from the residence Of lie psrer No
- Fast Twenty third Sunday the 2lth inst. at
o'clock p IN without further notice.
GOOUMANAt Lonox. Mas,.. Wednesday, Doc. 20 Mr,.
Margaret ". Goodman, widow " John X. 1ooJnsu, ae
oil tnis city. d,celsed, 10 tie I'D wear Of her tg..
uer remains will etasen to Hartford Conn ior .uteimsn
Cincinnati lOhioJ papers please copy
HOyEY--At tho residence Of his son-insw Capt l. 7.
Jones. Wall street Morr',snis, on Wednesday, Dec n,
George lloyoy IA the 10th year oi hi ags.
Fuuers services Will be held at the above place Monday
Dee 20 a, lOa after which hi, remains ~ b. tskcn 10
GREENWOOD for inerment Friends Of The family ale in.
vited 10 attend
LAYTON-Eetr Fr,dercksburg Va, on Sunday. Dec IL,
non, wounds the BEETLE Off I3h, Lieut. Thos
Ls,tos Of Company L, oh Regiment N l. s. NJ. aged 70
Tie Ieaves aud friend. Of tie miy invited TO attend
liz funeral from the resdsno, Of bis father, At Painhed
H. j. Saturday the 21th inst, at IO w. Trains leave
foot Of Courtlsndt street at 3 o. m
MAsON-suddenly OH Thursday. Dec IA in c'mp. before
fIedeIiesabug Nehemiah Ms,on H. Company H. i'th ~
iii fnsrsl will tsse place fsou lhe residence Of his father
No. aS jaw street BrOoliyn. sunday 2sth Inst at j
members u the regiment who may pr, cent be IN tho city
are respectfully invited to attend wthou, further notice.
PARK EhlD camp, ON the Rappahannoch, on Friday Dec
Ig, Lieut. Rowland ". Parker
H remains having been bToushtto broohlyn VIII DO Inferred
Greenwood toncIfoW tlttIhooh, uom tue
rr.dsnc. OF his brother James NJ Parker, No. 2J Cum
ber.nd street Funeral services At y O'clock All friend.
are invited to attend.
sPhsGLTR-On Friday Dec. 20. u paralysis. Johu G.
SDangler aged II years months and - days
Tie friends snd scqusnAces Of the family also the officer,
aud member. Of the Veteran Corp. lsis4 respect
fully inysd attend the funeral from hs late resdeEce
No 10 Attorney street Sunday afternoon al O'Clock.
without further ipvitstSn -
sTEWARTln th. city. OIL Thursday Doc , Arthur Stew
at. o.,
HI snds are invited TO attend his fansrA from s Lukss
Church Hudson street. opposite Grove atrsei Saturday
a7th inst ., D. " Hs rswstns VII b. ut,n 10 9rssa'
Yus Gsss.sb e.. -
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MAR RE ID.

ELLIs-DEANE-On Thursday, Dee rs, by |. w. Wiley,
H. D. kdwsld S. Ellis to Annie " Desne all Of Ifeuion'
y. j.
FELLOWEs-CLARKE-On Tuesdsy Doc. o. BY the Rev.
r. S. Wiley, Francis Fellows, j.. Of Hartford Conn to
Annie r. daughter Of Alex. Clarke, esq al Of this city
KAPP-LYOT-ln :his city. Wednesday Dec. "a, by
the Rev. Wism B. Mneis John H. kspp. esq, TO Miss
Louse Lyon.
LOVELf.-LEWIS-On Wednesday. Dec. %. Al the resi-.
depce BRIDES father, IN brooklyn by the Rev Chas
Robinson Frank u. Lowell to Mary Louise. second
daughter Of 4. 4. Lewis esq ell Of said city
ONELI-LAWN-On Christina. Day, Dec. %, at the
Church u the Savior, by the Rev Dr. Osgood f. III. Stow
ell OF Boston, 10 susan Lawn OF Nsw-l orb
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FURS, HATS, AND PATRIOTIsM.-The untor-
tunate Cockney who compelled By adverse fortune to
dine upon the smell issuing from the cooks shop has no
counterpart among glad to record Yet We never
pass KnoIs store cold day without catching seam OF
warmth from his rich display Of valuable Furs. which re-
minds orcby Of the hungry mans novel experiment aud
Is strongly suggestive OF desire to purchase one OF bis se-
CANT robes In anticipation OF next sleigh ride knox mas
for great many years paid especial attention to the branch
Of HI extensive business devoted 20 the sale OF Foncy fus
and hi. stock always kept up to rclan standard, en-
every variety that lad owever fa'idou' her
taste may be- can gr,iy 1t by making selections theefrom
The same rule that guides Mr. KnoI In selling his Hats to
eantemen IL applied the ladies' Notwithstanding the I'M
doubted excellence and superiority Of his furs bis prices are
uniformly noderae and those Of our fair readers who are
celebrating to where they shall purchase their now se'
and much they will pay for IT, should not fail to make an
early call ct Knoxs store to enable them to arrive at salts
factory conclusion An inspection Of the bargains he no"
Offering will greatly ,ist them in this purpose Shopping
for Fu f. fsvote occupation with them, and We rather
approve Of It, provided in all they do not fail to COM
pare Ksoxs FuRs with those Of any other ssdns dealers
Such comparison sst inevitably turn the scaen his favor
ard the ciyy aud and courtesy exhibited by h sslesmen
render h popular establishment No. 2l2 Broadway, corner
Of Fulton the universal fsvoe with all ladies' oil refine
and taste. In this connection are prompted to say
word relative to his Winter style OF Hats for gentlemen,
which can in oil fIsSkne and sincerity pronounce tie
nea,es and stylish fabrics Of the kind ever presented to
the public Knox like air other business men hnd' excise
take. bearing heavily upon his business Interest," yet with
the patriotic instincts Of good citizen, he submits gracefully
to their position view Of the Important results that are
10 arise thercou II he Is making less money Eo finds con-
ISOLATION in the tina. he assisting hi, count, In her io'o-
Lutte effort, to maintain intact her nationally, and II that
effort requires the contribution Of his lest dollar he stands
resdy to siyeit
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Busluess Nolires.
liz UNITED STATES TAX Law

IHK UNITED STATES TAX Law,
B..t. tire bin which IL word Of wOrd ~ sscordsnc. With
toe srsin. APPEND to alphabetical Nsssp,uls
ton Of every sass 70 taxed by The lsv and ,te
levied tho This renders &C comp
and convenient 40 IL 10 porsib.- 10 -ske II.
Pnes cent? psEysd. pei 100 II ient ~ eIpfe"i a.
DER 100 lby n.al AdGTen ThK TRIBUNE New. yorh.
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Eos1oN Friday Dec o. 1862.
prize lgh. took place yesterday afternoon, il
the presence Of aboGt 100 roGghs," between Billy
DonnelIy Of New-Yofk ard Young Shinel or
Ros;oa. Tie heroes OF tie occasion were both o!
the hight weight" order. After sixteen rounds
had been Tonga, Billy Donnelly was declared the
victor.
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6perial Notltes.

Grand Fair.-The FAIR OF the LADIES UNION AID
SOCIETY FOR THE CARE OF THE AGED AND INFIRM
win be opened MONDAY Dec ~, aud continue throughout
Grand and Howsd,s In addition to the great variety o
splendid articles sale visitors win be entertained by per
ormances through the day Of Stenwsys Grand n
amos generously for the OCCASION and fine Band Of In
sumens Music each evening Admission % cents Season
Tickets 81.
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P-sf-Offce Notice.-The Msils for the United King
dom and the Continent, via QueoDstoTn and Liverpool
per ateamer EDINbURGH and Tor the German States via
Hamburg per steamer BAVARIA will close at this Office
on SATURDAY the 9th day Of December at l0 O'clock
and at the up town stations follows viz: stations and
b. 9:43 stations and ID. $50 Station H. 9:O3
ABRAM wAKEMAN. P M.
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sense us.

seasons.
I havo ju,t completed my nge rni extensive
stock OF FALL and u iNTER tLOThINU, not surpassed
A. 10 VAEIIrY, TASTE, aud STYLE IN this CITY. Thu
.CHILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. no.
equacl All Of which will b. sold at worry low prices Please
b. q. BALDWIN,
No. % aud . BOwety.
The aigs., store in the city.
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No HOLIDAY GIFT compares with the CRAIG
A'cao,cors u mAgnhss 10 90 times that child
Dsy n's u Ia an endless source OF amusement and instrne
ZION :" Joens and old; costs but 81 Tvolve beautiful
Lorasc objects, oil 90 Microscope sent possgs paid oi
e'le. With siI objects. 50. by HKsRY CRAIG no. IS2
Csarsdl New. foIE. Liberal discount to dealers.
Eetssd In Broadway by l.. Althof No. $50 Fowler X
Wells No gS McFsrlsne, No. s37 cor 23d.st. In Brook
lyr, BY W. 3. Swsyns, No. 2lO Futonst
IRrssHs. RIGGss HARD RUBBER Null
H"sDsL Tggss invites the searching criticism This
issus1ss. and VaG9ockLs THcu may bs seen a DR..
t4nGei OLA W. 2EElSyit. NjVyUka
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4 CHAPTER OF INFAMOUS FRAUDS.

enormous Swindles Upon the Government
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Tho sunday Mercury.
A YEAR OF SUCCESS
unsramplsd IN the history of American Journalism invites
NEW FEASTS
for the intellect and the imagination In
THE GO0DTIME COMING.
To those who eager for intelligence all subjects from
all qussrs-by the teegrsphic nnes by the mails and from
special and reliable local sources-t promises
THE LATEST NEWS,
Military. Political Sporting. Theatrical and General in oseh
one Of its dfy-two issues for 1893.
POWERFUL STORY
PIERCE EGAN,
entitled
THE POOR GIRL;
OR, THs
MARCHIONEsS AND HvR SECRET,
OF which the second n,tson wi synopsis Of The thrse
chapters already pub ished) wiz spp.n TOMORROW.
for leading feature th, literary department
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erUs hs 0drarce Of this admirable tale may
TO indicate that money will not spared whenever
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New series of the ninth provoking letters OF
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and the sarcastic d" epistos' Of
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hearts Of It's Ieaders and its csnc department will contain
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The best sketch writer's Ia the county VIII contribute 10
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MINOR STORIES AND RoMANCES,
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embracing letters from every military station in the country
which oTH troops axe sa.Isa
THE DOINGS OF THE FIREMEN,
aud the movements of tho
CITY MILITARY,
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Giles,
and tho CONDUCT OF THE WAR f.irl. .ad freely re.
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