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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15
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F,ACrS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

Hear what the philadelphia correspondent says IN tho
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9Th VI April,
1855
An English gentlennn formerly connected with the
BFitiah ArIuy aud who styles himself The English Bo
tanic Physician @ Of late gained extensive reputA
lion here hy his skin IN curing A manner of complaints.
Bouie Of his patients have conversed with and they
pronounce his remedies and mode OF treatment very
superior Some have been restoNd IA " by magic The
medicine ho used is distilled by himself from various
hefbs possessing rareenratiYe properties
"While setting in the army he devoted hls leisure
uouents thorough study n tho effects produced by
certain medicinal roOts and herbs all Of dis
II seems he has fonnd and speedy remedy
for AL the ills that flesh is heir to- Ills practice Is
already extensive, and Is daily Increasing In the COM
plants TO which fenaics Subjected he has equal,
q large enumber here have testified that they owe not
only their present good health, but their lives to tho
sixth Of this English Botanic Physician" His Office Is Ut
No. SO EAST FIFTH STREET.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

HARRISBURG, Oct. l5.-Relable returns
come in slowly. Curtin's majority is certainly
10000 to 10000. :,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15

WASHINGTON, October l4--Meades position
yesterday morning was on the North bank
of the Rappahannock, his right flank resting
on the East slope of Bull Run Mountain.
Since then, however, he has fallen back to
the neighborhood Of Mauassa plains. Lees
whole force has crossed the Rappahannock
and were yesterday pressing our rear Battle
this morning considered immenent Our
trains last night we're all at Csntreville.
LATER, LA, M-Rumors rife of a general
engagement commenced at daylight this
morning on old Bull Run battle-ground. The
command of the Army of the Potomac NJ
course is fatal one General Meade in his
turn has been compelled to give place to
some other man, his removal from the com.
mand seems to have been determined on.
His successor is said to be Major-Geueral D.
e. Sickles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
. A f7REvENTIvE TO HAVE CHILL
DREN.

Iearwhat the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9Th
Of March, 1869. fttfF al.
We decidedly opposed TO drugs aud to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children but
feel It duty to acknowledge benefit ffon any and
from every source when It s for the relief OF suffering
humanity. fact has come to our knowledge that
ought toAe promulgated and widely circulated for tho
beneM Of those ladies' whoae delicate health makes t
necessary to prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months after marriage, lady OF our
quaiutance gave birth daughter but her suHerinEs
great that her physicians despared her
cry This made har dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother She tried every thing TO prevent
repetition OF her snerlngs but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again conhned but her snf
fsrings great that tls child died and her life
despAired Of She told by her family physician
that shs had any children he feared her life wonld
be this forfeit As all the remedies she had tried before
had failed, she applied to the Botanic Physician, Dir.
RAPHAEL ~ -|.It4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15

Having one Of the most complete Printing Estab
hshments in Southern Ohio facilities for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book Plain, or Ornamental are hrs
class. We have of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles OfType, and we employ the
hest stworkmen.
wehaye three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with ueatness and dispatch.
@S-ordersf from abroad win receive prompt stton
ton. Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio.
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LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

LEE HAS CROSSED THE RAPPAHAN.
MOCK AND is PRESSING OUR REAR
-RUM0RS OF AN ENGAGEMENT
ON OLD BULL RUN BATTLE
GROUND-MEADE REMOVED AND
GENERAL DANIEL L. SICKLES AP.
POINTED AS COMMANDER OF THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
nYSEASrS

without the use OF Mercury, without hlndranec from
business and without fear Of diecoyery exposure. No
deadly posons, such arsenic, nuk yomica opium, or
any other poisons No mercury nor any deadly minerals
nothing but p1rely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician Ills Botanic
Remedies yet failed TO tho most obstinate
and the dangerous cases. and all mercury
aud other Impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had fhiled,--Meiioal Journal .s
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the odd
fellow BoOnsboro Maryland said Thursday, the Slst
Of May, 1860:
cures OF diseases caused by early ndlsore
ton navng been performed by the English Botanic ply
seaR, feel Il my duty, having knowledge Of them, to
stats tho ict believing that Ia doing may do service
TO the ahffering One In pafcuarthat Of young
man In this oitys worthy Of note. lie had become the
victim Of habit, the mere alnson to which causes
shudder and after years Of erHg and doctodng up
all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by sweet girl ever aped words
OF Affection but he was fearful nervous and prostrated
He dared not we'd account Of the shattered state
OF his systom He Songh. relief at the hauda Of the Bo-
tanio P slcian and astonishing II may seem, all the
bloom and vigor Of youth has returned and lie il now
the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-


The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, failed yet to make perfect,
radical, aud permanent cure Of ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-15
Book and Job Printing

MIN dispatch and in the pest style Of the art Partc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-23


~actad The Cantain of the Challenge to remain
in mort until the difficulty is settled n 4
News.
George ". Carpenter, residing near Liver
pool Point, Md, was captured on Monday by
the crew of Col, Bakers gunboat Jennie ia
ker Ten thousand dollars worth OF contra
band goods, and about I've hundred letters
were found Cd his premises.
In the District Court yesterday, the frss
case under the con6scation act, that OF the
property Of Dr.. 4. 7. P. Garnett, was under
consideration. DR. Garrett is the son-ln-laV
of General Henry A. Wise Of Virginia. ana
there is no appearance for him.
Mayor Opdyke, Of New York, offers reward
Of five hundred dollars for the conviction OF
the rioters who committed murder or arson.
The New York Express publishes rumor
that test case on the constitutionallty OF the
draft will be made before the Court OF Com
mon Pleas on Monday, and will be carried I'M
mediately to the Court of Appeals.
The latest arrival from Europe brings the
intelligence Of the death of Macready, the dis
tinguished English actor He was born IN
London on the Sd Of March, 1888, 80 that ne
was in the list year Of his age at the time
Of his death.
The Monitor Passaic passed of Cape May
yesterday afternoon in tow OF steamer
The continued demand for horses for army
purposes, and the comparative scarcity OF
suitable animals Of the sort in this part OF the
country, has made horse flesh pretty high
The mammoth steamship Great Eastern
took her departure yesterday. She has pay
ing cargo, and between three and four hum
dred passengers. She took out no specie
Lies Rliserables' has been prescribed BY
several bishops in France as "a very immoral
and pernicious work.
Robert Holmes, esq, Of st. Louis, one OF
the most prominent citizens Of that city, died
on Friday morning last. At the time OF his
death he was judge Of the County Court, Pre-
sident of the Board of Public Schools, and 3
Director in several insurance companies.
A vine merchant having sent 8 sample OF
wine to Lord Derby, which be averred was 3
specific for the govt, subsequently wrote ask
ing for an order. The Earl replied, present
ing his compliments to Mr.. --, &C., and
begged to say he had tasted the wine sent, but
preferred the goutl
Mrs Pierce, after acoumlating .Sl2o, goo By
school teaching, died recently u New Asyeu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-23

FROM MEXICO.
Advices through Mexican sources state that
General Foley was actively attempting to re-
cruit Mexicans for his army, without meeting
With much success.
Tn his proclamation he promises the Mexl-
cans stable form Of government which shall
regard the obligations TO foreign nations, not to
,,ern1it onDressiYe taxation or forced loans the
nrass 70 have reasonable freedom but not IL
canse; after two warnings any newspaper com
Knitting q third offence shall be suspended. =
Brigandage shall no longer be allowed; the
fourts must be reorganized on an lncorrup bile
basis: no more decisions shall be sold to the
HIGHEST bidder; the Catholic religion will be
protected the banished bishops be recalled,
and Indians and laborers will no longes be
dragged into the army.
TIE Mexican army is broken into many de-
tachnents, and are proving about the o'ty OF
Mexico.
General Ortega, who, the French say, y,o-
lated his parole after the capture OF Pneola'
now commands the Mexican troops oetWeeh
San Luis Potosi and the city.
General Negretta has been appointed 20
command the Mexican troops IN the state o.
Puebla Having 1000 cavalry, DC was opera
ting 10 destroy the communication oe'"ee"
Mexico and Vera Cruz.
The Boston Post, which, like Touchstone
n the plav, ever unjust be Aouting, twlts
Gen. Neal Dow with having come to grlef oy
neglecting the elder Mr.. Weller advice to his
SON. ''Sanivel, NY boy, beware OF the Vlo-
dersl"
Caleb Gushing has given an opinion adverse
to the construction placed upon the enrolment
act in two important points, by Provost-Mar ar
shall Fry. Mr.. Gushing maintains that the
Dayment of $500 exempts man for three
wears, and that person cannot be required to
furnish 2 substitute or pay the Communication mo"
ney before being examined. In the latter
particular the instructions Of the provost-mar-
ghal general have already been overruled.
Stockings ''to suit the feet are now sold
IN London. They are, like shoes, rights and
let's, The inner edge Of each is quite straight
70 the extremity of the great toe, while the
outer is rounded of to the shape OF the foot
Thus plenty of room is insured where the
great toe requires it, without such unnecessary
largeness in other parts as to create creases in
the stuff, and to gall the foot.
A dispatch stated that Gen. Logan had
been relieved of his command by Cen. Sher~
man, for disobedience oforders and premature
~ attacking Jackson The name should have
been that Of Gen. Lanman. Gen. Logan is in
command at Vicksburg.
. The Boston Herald says that since the draft
there, large numbers of men from the Canadas
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yoHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY G H. CfTRBEET1ss,
f9HnnS S319 M ?s 5:@ S:;. 81
s. H:'5 E::s: j: ,i H;;;ss : s?S:5 :;1
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s usr' en Of goods FOR family s"pplS'' dec
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ICEl ICEI! / y ~ y p ! Tr,iIAyD
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5 Tboss x 2fpP1s; be PLEASED t. yp' pa q W
their orders, viii haveit deI'YeFeo' O1@N
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YV1HE undersigned would nina that they are neT
/ and the PUBLIC g914esra al ALL HoUsss or norh
prepared to 6nrn a44h &c I'D stsnd No. z' ~
Re1s Or st ssea5 op rssGs the 1S;WSA1
wp s-orders for large 2n s;7s5 81 %ost r. r,
:" left ith US, viii be promptly 0'''' rnh 2T~a
voyable terms,
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CELEBRATED HERR Mpnrr1,no

\ wv tor the trstt time introduced i nv ~
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pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick ana
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION ~'01AG714. -
THE subscriber having taken oq' $1,000 Soeas,e5
L administration on the estate u No. III those
husband John E. Hend Iequss.55 on md se
indebted to said estate to come 1ol 1 those hay
f ng t eam nes sgans the ss R?d t
NV NJ son. aas VIM F Henderson, is fully satnS
led to make settlement and pass TsGeagn;N "
10 ~ " ~'e EMILY HEN D - ..son
'''' Administrators Of John h. aenoS's''
~ T-eO1m ---------
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nT~s y FOR ALEXANDRIA, Y ASH
$500 ssssssss INGTON, AND LANDINGS OF
THE P O TO MAC RlYER.-The steamer
KEYPORT, Capt. T. A. Ryther, will leave
pier foot of Barre street, Baltimore, every Fri
DAY, at 8 p. n. or Alexandria, Washington
and landings On the Potomac river,
Returning will leave Washington every luei !
q. M, for Baltim ore and landings on the poo'
mac river.
mg~ Custom House permits must accompany
freight for Alexandria and landings on Potomac
river.
All freight must be prepaid; ,,ou, o,to
For freight or passage, apply on ooaIu y. =,
A, NEFDHAM & SONS, l42 Light s'fee'
wharf, Baltimore, or to 6 m A1o,,e
nh 28-tf BRODERS q ~, AIe1 .:
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

THE CoLoRED EMBRoeLIo.-Owlng to the
outrages inflicted upon the oolored people OF Of
New York by the worst elements OF the riot OF
last week, and the fact that certain British
subjects, colored sailors, had been beaten ana
mutilated, the British Consul General ap-
n]ied to be commander of the French trlgate
Guerrero, Admiral Raymond, for protection
of the subjects Of Fl; N: Queen Y .sd same
The Admiral granted the request, ana Sc some np
two hundred of the negroes we're taken GA
board his ship. uo urro]-
c apt n a;Gosd Bot 'a% far o os9
the the Frenoh vessel The colored men were
transferred to the Challenge, and about nun M
dred others were also sent to her from Tue
Consulate. ;, % a;r,o
matte correspondence, and Lord Lyons has o.
rected the Captain Of the Chal|enge to remain y
in pert until the difficulty is settled ~ 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
SPEECH OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.

Pes9iieat Davis 1d iesas! fae sal5sisslpp iegis
is.ass, ~ TaGk-oa, .s IS j Tat Ths saieries
gseis Aliea sql.a lsSi s. aa wlea tas ss.a,rt ap
psarsd .As whele hgsl rarg with appliance. TIE
address was quits lengthy Wa give .3se chief
penis:
+ gs Pssaidant spoze o. aislove for lbs cia usion
sEa alluded to H. noS S5vsr, as nngisa< OF regret,
t.las ;&s bsst afsctiors II his heat shouid nsva
bsen bestowed uoo- Dbieat 50 ';yvor:hy.-tn.t
Le should have loved 50 lous GoTsraasnt which
r as rottess to its Ves eose.
Ro hsd pred;c ed fE@sa tia BEGINNING fescs
Wa, tbcnsE il had assumed more gig anita prc
portions than hS' had calculated upon. &c h.i
predicted war, not 5SaaUse Gar -igtts 20 ecode
VIZ 20, an undeubted ore, and c,essiy daauea
IN the spirit OF that deosarati1n whiec resta ths
right to govern upon tie e3Hsant Of she aev-
erned tt:t The wieAsdness cs tas Ao.Sh wouid
sa.a:f war upon tbs country. Yhs pxsssa.
war wased ssainst Tho rights Of free people was
unjust, aud the fruit OF yns evil rsssions Of he
North ia tho progress Of tns war these evil pss.
sisns have Lsen brought cut an6 deveioped and 40
lar from Ys u..isiag with Guch people people
whose esesadsnts Cromwell had gathered from The
bogs ana. fs.s of lfsiand aud Seotlaud--a people
" hoee Intolerance produced dsccrd and noubls
whsrevsr they want-who psgsecrsea Catholics
Epigsops.ians AID every other sect fnas did not
sabac.Sa to their Dixotted and contracted notions
who hung wis-hss. aud did . thousand other things
calculated to make them forever fnfamous--the
President waa emphasize In bis declaration tist
uadsr 10 circumstances would NJ consent to re-
union.
Rs drew glowing picture Of the horfors Of war,
srd the ravaJes Of the enemy; ard wh:is his tears
ao-sa for .hese who suffered. yet aa these would
be endured, chaez.uiiy. before our manhood saa cur
liaert;as would be snfrendsred.
TIE WAR UPON HoRTHgks SOIL.
10 alluded briefly % his dssirs to transfer the
Erccssdsa not rom Q want Of iuoliaasion but OF
rower. We were mot IN old-sstsoiishsd nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
RAsTEss noaTH 1AzoLynA.

4 CORES pontaat, writing f-os. Kms.on, N. c.,
r.ar 6ae OF .;an1fry 2. rs- say il Il ssperl o>i
apor shas is aeanea good assliority sist t2s ene-
a. aro eosnios ap tie Esass river ia tbir gunho1ts
Al. irAr.4ports TIRE grD.rsss;oa is tkS. their de-
a.2 Is - iss3 . bnG7y ,s-ag - ti.e month If LIS
syh crsse. ez4 the Eoria s'Se of ,19 Asase s,sd
ssks fem; BE- .hs Glgsssien q kilson, whilst a
lAnd soFoe Tin mach tovsFds Wilmington, oy way
q; -~@spsb1ro, 0nsio,v eaua!y. J. i5 slso report
81 than the enesy sTs handbag Il lsavy iand fc;cA
s,, saau4sssss .roH, Eas' ELS - iy % .egs ngtr 2;
3Fiia,ir Ga r. sSs sssy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
PROM vcaTgg..N vIgaINIA.

From shose .sho arrived Ia tass ely 1885, eS~s
ia by the Freisiask burg tfaia. we are "Af"fes
,ba. at ID qcist aisns err pen,
rr,,, ,,s rs.,.s ~. haSb Ike lni.F,as>iesa shas
Aha rsasrsi snreo 70 wiEchesier nu'aSfrs ao"as
.seo TAey ere sxsrei~las every as 81 lS'*1Ss
,h., iies 10 sssir ps;sas, and ss making 's '@s"i
raps .: ,hAt see Ia Isl soaae Ct os eie"s'hSa Of
.,h. hes. f,avfrnr.c; uoasr ihe sas." On Mon
s.y aorairg last lhe Esdorss co'aIoanesn a' " In
s.,.-sts. mace demand upon de asyor OF ;ae
town far q COS pouTd e bgeop. ai,@. svsfE 9gy
,s,s. OF m-ses n,sn ars str. opl set3 taaaijs
eaiatry roe psovti}z, via wt,Ia 20 feed sae
Yarkee hife e..
Abo..t a wSek ago capt Bsylor's eamps-y a
s.vs.ry ~hIsh hsd bsea eut oif bY the snsny h
the Le~sr Valley, u1sdc iss wsy ors, bet losi
ssvssa OF lis members ~ho wero captured rs2r 2ip
toa e. J. GsgGaa county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
''aaething About the fin vifgiAia-.-A New
Years Diuuer
SoAmr os THE lSr Va. RxasngsT,

-, 1eas geinaa S,sssea, ssa I'd. 1861.
ls 80 slt ef G2w yssy krlrgs pleasant
1e.a'f'er Ct lone, swesl Aeme, to tfls sRdjsS,
% hs sts by he ea,svhsa watching tbs smoke ~.
slsiae u Tax ts4tie .Testhsa. suc taioxsng cf tbs
,a,sgsd tsfore tie mother, the sister or the vito
Sspsa TO buckle on his xrrsor with ttsix own fa.f
~ Aas ana esde hisa tsarsai oDod Epsedp 10 obey
~. es't o. his eoua.fy. Some of ~ have Eeysf
sofnsa 70 ths sanrsd shsltcs OF shat AstioWs4 spot
. - sas eel ~ arDas. sad ex NC turp baak - vteW
y wsn tho nsiada syS threugs taS vista q Two
- M departed tlUA Ne Deeply fsel tAAt ~ 6bEine
lnscSsrsy b ons npos which sastIy sassi1sls nsae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-05
subscriptions for the fredericksburg Suffer,
ers-Lite tss Camp.
CAMP s.Ag FRED. RIs KSguEa

4ass4sE.I- x x it1E
a sutc.s .ioR I.a 5z.:.i tsss n-4'.og sac u
ee.t a:4r ia / 81 segs:c -lh3-B R@ds Eof sha 90
il II sils s-L9eriBg x children cf sfe le
reis- Its xzEc5s Goazes :ts-.-l-s. clothing, >%.J
provisions a.a S5sG wa,1zs.llF tS9Sz9Sai ~ ne
i.nk e> tu5i, .i!E,I .E. sc. 5el.1n o. tha tosy.
F@E v3fy 52 adsJsh' - + -. --,bS does rat
s.ir r's .!ru1ag's s.atSfFs {ue ivssA. ts@-3 when
a,4 acl beea rscssyG1 4s tss 9-.2a - s.lssa t.ss
IL sss;Gl, viii iaa SE 4. a. G4s lissS8t i3Es
60 ald IL sas hex blfgs Z! .<&,> a q D.
dc r. well ia 2-ve Ia iczscn = a2cot tiIsg ~
- t-lsat 5iE, Will he realized Io .'ii@S .,t ~ e
"a n =oAzy TIA as.s Sca3i.l5n - tIc4 a ze ha
y-t5 s.4a -,a-,5z.cE.s.s,.
3AGra.a :. cl4..la !3ea..z IA IL, v..i..ttv cf c1r
,t4p ps pa aTly LasgIi t4a r. t,'s a3slf aeT9
~n.lh - tbs Tosass .; ''yG fay 6A.nV3.- .-sNs COZ
5=es3 yi.h faa d. sza tiie is31l5 - osFc &.
Lsa lhacL L.-Eii1k t@b.Ss ta4h nc esTioaa HIfa.a
y ''2e-.r5, aao gU;og a!a lsiter, iosS be s- ii
4sga ~ =. tui&s- G,ll. kSa .h3rstoT s'lills5 H.
a.aea gsuasa stst,..a4 order oG this jst, eas
SFi sPhSaG M p2ss,s ~ Bsaok uP tn vy.l s.l tS~
'gral1 t0ap d eta: tGoE place 1z5g<2ly. tig.~
company srsa as 5sGE ir5tG esch rsi. -1t sId {Sc
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a.tiorsEs sIeeesa of the tall St t,;:,s ssoTo
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