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Whenever exhibiting in competition viii, others W.
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eAIehet our illustrated Catalogue. in which every in
.Fft we manufacture. II fully described and illus.
iraiei ~ eiesfnt cngrlyiags.
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EFy The New York corresponden. 81
the Chicago journal figures q nniority
Tor Lincoln and Johnson. in that State. Of
IA 800 On the home vote aud so 900 IN
me soldiers vote, making an aggregate OF
"a SUI. In his estimates lie assigns all
the doubtful counties 20 Mcclellan, and
candits him with s. eco majority in New
York City, where II gave ouly 10000
Democratic majority last year.
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TESTIMONIALS.

We, the und~rtiend hereby certify tia, The Tonic ~
George Cabus Is worthy OF the cinf, nee Of The ron,n
". Having tried the recommend it for lis Great
rsts. - - e'Nt''
John a. Graham. IT, q Alexander. ssaci,I Aytpo
pspaiiment VIZ. FUNK, keasauaua: jacob, N5t.iman
III, Charles Smith, kcokuk; VIM. Leighton Ex-Ma,or.
rerTics IS cents per Bottle. liberal discount 10
W. HA-''
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THIRTY THOUSANDI

These Instruments are nr III use ra.x,v in the r-,.
cd states and Ca-sia alo IN Europe ts, Afic, s,fb
america and the West In lies and fr.r, iii,
W niNe me most naifffEe testimonials II the h,rh
III "hch they are held. At all isust rial TX
hiitlJils- t.leE INV lnraIialiN ii.asa
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MIR. DAHUlN.s IMPROVEMENTS.
CHARLES DEy DARWIN will speak as

4A2 '2ttAins will ba at o'clock P. ~ except st Ma
Ton Cedar Falls lansing, DabaQao aud Clinton, where
1t will be att P.s
other appointments fer Mr. Dtasrx viii lie announced
uue "iie' II. ~ HOME,
Chairman State Cen. Com.
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r@~ The New York News s,r. A..
Mcclellan saE and approved The Cb;,.aa
Peace Platform in it, substantial Ms,
sio's before the Chieago Conveption A..
semhled.
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r@- A citizen of Washington has oor
tributed SiUU as reward for the frs, ~.
OF our army who will unfurl The s,,;ra.
and stars IN the city of Richmond.
A number OF citizens of Boston. Ma,
have raised the sum ofsl 600 for the s.us
purpose.
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fE The Dateh have proverb that
"shen the Ffench are as,een tic Jsv;
ROCKS the cradle" They are qu,et for
the present, wat devil ia rocking The
cradle future events will show.
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. EDICAL BOOKS,

)DTAT0ES! POTATOES i-10n
SACKS Neshannock aud Buckeye p.tsto4s- Cor sol.
sc,,7a ''u u SACK ROBERTSON < ALBEGs
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nea= Join. discussions betseen Mr.. vii.
son aud Mr.. Hornish, Congressional cau
didates, have been agreed upon and will
be held as fellows:
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TIE CHEAT
INDIAN MEDICINE.
g IN o II % X Cure.

IN unfailir- cure f9r mHral weakness Nocturnal
hA.ss'9 sl e -ssessas tAt u 5}ttluH sauh
= ttss q s-ea 1arsal i2t-sstafe, Issas IN TIA
pas i.alAte' = SION iffmatEie gu Age. Weak
Nerze- bi'tc lttyl itrs n. Tre1filse " sI.frIs
r4F' - tisetr ss. iae Cgnt ranr~. insanity Ccn-
~ il ans s!s TIE esii cllp i- causea ty e,as-
lng isNEa fh- T.4tt ID aelss.e.
go TINS ulf-3t sa staEs vegetable extract and
u- ." Which al ttn rely ss u 2- been used H. rrac-
es ir mAnN years. auf with thousands tFcaf ei il has
t''l Ai1el ~ asifE siarrr IL curative Yovtrs have
h s33lhut fp gaia Nict#rR over the.u.ust stubborn
ls>e-.
T. thfss eifo haze II T5-h their ~t-sff.aff,~
alti Trey fifk tieHl-tlse ieFons iss R-tiral
81 We s2a.I@ say, lFss ia Scf! the CHEROKEE CTBE
WI restore aon IL healLl. aud ts.or and az. al ana
iag-o-s have taifailf
Is iriee ftr nttie ~ thrse boties for e. ard FOR
varied y fsFTtss % 81 Parts o. the void
b fr iuii Particular Etta Circular urn ary drug
.ts n TIE cort;s ~ Will. ~ tle Aeeut DO I'D mail
nee 70 ARf one ffsfinS tie r ; il treatise is-;
rhiet farr,
al -ut Crar r.ttst - Sr H. G. A Coy f1,icego nry
General Agent s1r tie N4st
sid IN tAieeei: - iILIfR TINCu TUIITR,
H4i sale Itrse~is. any y a Druggists every here.
y y t1'E ht7seps b*refal A-eft ~ The states Of
li!inpist lows, itcpnsln. " cfsctH ard Indisfs
La. " X siEENIE : Co.
ScrE PEpfEIElNas
No. - Iiligrfy stTrrt Ees Notk.
s1ia y y 7 Whistles a. S. Z. FostH 4 Co. r. II
ttnref. and " iiAihs1n. Rartlstt a Co.. keekuk.
iZ1e-o-d Gov.
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rsA- Anger is shor. madness. Rnla
your iass'on; FIR uslcss you cub it with
rod of iron end make il utty. il u,t
soon Command.
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G herokee Rem dy
C6gmOxEE INJECTION,
Compensate fem Roots. Banks and Leaves.

cHERoEfK EEAE1Y, the gres, Indian nrrrtle
9a'ss ~ dls.ess ~ ts asDAy organs sueI, lroont-
tei& - f3s LflBFs tff zfHi~tD u the Bladder lnfam-
n%tApA ~ sas Ef5sFgf, ft2a* " the biaSFr structure
Sfsss tS%Bptfia Stf ard T. especially ndrd
Ia tae fH5f its fot bite nfeaalss where
al te I'D asHsebsE Disiieise- have failed
Co. u Il Pa*ptfad w h ghiy traie form the
Jose oily henz foIa twD oosfrl TIN times
per day.
r II Is dinrefe an attentive In it, action; purifying
and cleansing the blood eausie il 10 flow In al of its
original purity AID vigD, thus removing system
all perIiiciotr which have Induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION IA intended az an ally or M.
Distant To the Cherokee Remedy and should be used in
conjunction with that medicine escs q elect Go
ncfrhea, FIGor Aliu- Whites Its efrs are healing
soothing and deinuleent. renewing an scadn heat ard
pain instead Of the burning snd uneidufaile rain
that is experienced with nearly all tbs cheap qaafk ID
ectone.
en- By the uKe Of the CHEROKEE RRAiEDF and
CIiEKOkEE ISJEGTi0t-fle medicines the s4fas
tineall Improper l-charges removed aud tle
med organs speedily restored to fall Fgcr and
str.ngth
sE Price Cherokee Remedy g. per bottle or three
IN Price Cherokee Injection g per tile or three
| bottles for -.
U.s. sent by Express any address on receipt Of PRICE
Is For full particulars get pamphlets from any
drugstore IN the country write aud We Will mail
| Gree 10 any address, full treatise
All sfcl orders lie sent 10 c. A. COOK Chirsro
| our General agent for the Wet
| Sold in thiesEn ~ fULLER, FINCH FULLER
Wholesale Druggist ard w Al Druggists everywhere
q. \. COOS Chicago ftan-rrl Agent for the States
| 81 Illinois, Iowa. Wiscensip. Michigan ard Indiana
1 LIZ. ". r. MERN IN co,
| S9iE pRolgIEfoEs,
| BE. SO L-b~riy street. New York
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a nE,aglbite...' e.

Once upon : time, an old Volt il man's
clothins gatAered large Aqck, of, sheep,
eyes and lambs 10 = field surrounded by /.
high wall, ppoa which, were written. in big
letters Of gold, the words-sn domestic Iasti-
tuition fos the Rearing Of PatriNchs. and
I.rioas te.ts y scripsnrsp which aasds the
pl.ce n be held s,cred, SO that .ll who
Rssssd by, beth hiyh and low. went crawl,
Ing g laiF bellies and licking the dass as
Aud lie old vol threw a oyer the fbse wal, the
wool Of the sheep which be slaughtered,
and the people took i and made garments
thereof. both yarp and fine. for themselves
and their wives. and their little ones.
Bot some Of the, wool they pulled every
man over the eyes Of his neighbor,, and
some they stuffed into the cracks 1t the
walls, lest i any one should look throaghe.i
So the people were comfortable exseed.
ingly, both n the flssh. and in the spirit.
And the old Eolf h.a. yteat n pride q
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A BED 70 10 HlxsEaLrr.-Durfin,es H a rr.Dfi,s the h;sh height
Of the summer ,trayeii ii'i ID 4 New Hampshire Ihi
lsSt s,0ttsl Wien I was .il&pqssIbtss III @ths
eyea beds, liz; f6llowing amusing IN incidsht i;a
oosured ct the PayilliSnf Hotsi, 'w6ifbo-
70, ss related by the D ver Gassth:a isone
hight, when every hols and corner of the
House vas flisd to OVERLOOKING 'fromn cellar
70 'sky par,Or.a . young swslli from BIS.
tn entered, add With . very important air
{; Gss:. = .snded room z to h'Isslf. ssvsry issor-
ri, vss ss. the Ipsp,,;.s reply, ".but ws srs fun,
every ,sis ir room has 4 least bur = T. Is even to
the coal.hole and dog.kennel.! Swell in
sisted. but to no purpose. and at last would
Put qp With xslhsired pooW, Eysn tbs
was not to be had, and he became abusive
because he could not be accommodated -
Dantop. TIE iaqdl9rds xsika Knows n1s' how %
Keep hotei,' apd does everything IA Ia his
power for the comfort and q coonSvssnience vs. cs Of
bis gaesta, stood the abqsef Is long ss Dol. poss,
BE, until 'torbsaring ceased to be Virtue virtue,
when QUICKLY stepping up to SWELL be
put his hand Of his shoulder. 40 and said:
You shall have ! bed ID we'll aired room,
comss With ms,' and Sstaltttsd 6r tbsss 81 ba2ok
doof. It TIE SAME time whistilngg' G tos his dog
Jack, he led him out into the garden, until
be game 70 4 big bed Z of onions 'There.
says ndntop, sisa bed alto yourself. and
your room IS Wasll sfired;s go to be a 1t once.
|Swsll begged hard to So leta on. but It was
40 use, he HAD 10 stretch himself out, and
JACK was ordered to wstch him.s Tssvenl
fines during the night be tried 70 escspe,
but growl from fthesdSs Kept him quie,
until morning. whsh ehs vas released, .
ssdder, n n tn wiser man. he rdid 40,
stop for breakfast. Is The dstorx hsGsprsad,
but he iei q oncs,for parts iunknowas3l i
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ndiA she copperhead 4neanSiRei EMg
went toitbs grsen house ofsa Uufctist
ito purchase s'wreisf fbra aplsster'Bdst
Eof cCIsnxn{ {nos moaeFe9 6g thsepeo.
|pls-theirsswo bg dpne till s,NUVam-
Ser whst kina vim 6s' %SsSssst Sssst .;lSa sppro-
psiatesas said i .sbss ssasyyrssfhs Ss the
dead are usually made of ,afi ipapapytellles, pappy
Madam.n That woman stayed not
|1jbur the % otSfsH Of &sEgo1na<s-She
weut k:1os tsnaaD ofsSQ
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@s~s TFUM WA, IOWA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1864

heart, which increased ds!yv y 81 ;i day, until 3 /
became as God in his own eyes, and said
Lo J all the nations need wool, and, [ alon,
can supply them To me must they "a come
or 60 shiyering and naked. An I fnaot I'll
king ot the world s7,'a a'1ds''a7 !
Moreover, lie persuaded the people IA.
the sheep were |. bloodthirsty race. a,
though, he ssid.i II the van were ere p,uhe,
down, the sheep were so fond Of him, the,
would hpddle around him the more affec
tionateiy. 'Sak -sEif 2'is ne'-n,o4doId 6
''Bdt cas 'a.yy,' ,'sv6ssaas IL. ia .Orf vi. III
gagged. .s was his wont, ia devouring IsK
sheep, hs overheard ySSertsini men tshsIn,
outside, from vhoss eyes The wooal had fail
en, and Who had c6sS1ced to l0ok fhFb6Ihs
crack IL ths wsi, ara See sss tie III wolT divsslss,
Ofhis mans clothing apd smsafsd IN oye,
With blood. And these men we're s.aayIns
one to sh6thsr. srhis wIll must i,e sboi di
ished,' Or demolished, t,r scmns Z isucb wicksd
vord s'odw easf e vnE, .siiiy7ssfZ.
whereupon the old xoi see up Z I 7disma
howl, crying 'w62t Arc yod tsiking abbut,
out there, ye meddling inidsl wrssches ! l
have never required anything fyou but ID
drive bsckimy shssp when they chanced to
escape. s teavs me alone in peace en- II on
would let .airtheo shesp out, would you !;
and let Them cut my throat, and dIthe throat
Of my wife, and the thfoatss of nv little
Yss II .ess{ ri uiceTil -rof ;Acf
And with that the " off rushed forth, lust
as he was, alf dripping with chs sheep,s
blood, snd fsapsd iiinseK Il TIE 7throass Of
the people outside, and in his fury was
fsi6 to tar everybody and everything Us
pieces, and make the ;wshoie knd his den.
- The sheep, too, ruihsd odt and mads Tor
The gtsen paatafs and saa waters II StShs thss
distance, raising plaintive series iolffesv,en.
But marvslous 70 tsll althoug il the d.syv dsv was
made hideous with tie bowling of the wolf,
and thsland far and wide was made deep
red with the blood that he shed, although
stript Of bis mans clothing, he was seen in
al his wolfish nature, and although the VAN,
broken through in many places, was tdmb-
ling into ruins without one stone left fGtSo5nn
smother, and the VOLTS q life blood was fast
flowing away. yet were there people not I
few. who lifted up their voices and wept I'll fSMr
him, and said: "L;et the wall stand. 1payy, I'll
i be bpilt up again, and let the VOL have
his miserable sheep, and do With Them yea,
Ind with us also, as .ssemneth to his noble
nature best, and cursed be the eye that
ooketh through the cracks in the wall,i and
thrice cursed the tongue that shah tell aloud
What the eye may chance to isee.-So sbail
We have peace and the age 7ofpa.riarch.l
shall return and bless the land
.'7'S2' ~ r GEO
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It is said that the rose of Flo,

1t is said that the rose of Florida,
the most beautiful Of flowers, emits no
iraglance; the Bird II Paradise, the
most bssatifm ST birds, gives no songs;
the cypress of Greece, the finest OF
trees, the hneet et tTtrses, yields no
fruit; sda9diss. shehshiniessa ofnmsn,
have no sense; and shal+rpom bellies,
Iths1oveliest crestnes in ths.world, are
very often ditto-only more 80! ).
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The family af General Grant, you wiil 70.
member, some tims sipcs took Up their rrssi.
deuce ie ths city Of Burlington. They arc
still there, occupying trim little cottage on
quiet stzest running from the heart q the
town down to .thA hsqksrof the Delaware.
The pl.cs is hs ne means pretantious er az
istocratid, and has .nsthing 1t sll to- diatiag
luist Il RON ,tsneishtors, having, perhaps,
been selected for thst yssry. Ireason W TIE
wife Of our greatest General, who is equally
Ssplsin and prassieal-.nipded ~ himself. .
" almost any hoqr'ef TIE dsy, passing the
cottage, you will see stoat, rosy.hced gi,l
probably. siyat 9r aias syesE 81 age. trqnd
ling ehes Ihoop on the Sidewalk Or playing in
thsyEd. ] isnd ifyoq hayseesa the Lieutsn-
ant 'Generas,r ,ros any Of the better pictures 81
him, you will not need ID be told that this
robust, laugtipy.1 girl, is his ohild-Nell;s
Grant. Like bin she,is compsctIy built,
and there lsin her face the same frank. hon.
est look whiolnss attacss you in, she, father
Nellie p, Of course. a great hyqrits' With the
little maidens Other age, and few s.ichilirsu
efa larger, ,grawth"' pass her IN her play
without q RIssssnt nod AassKprd. They -.
member--thsse loyal people Of this quain!
oA, Rpgington--that the fathsg OF ,Lis
brightsfaRsd loiserer in their midst is carry
Iing on his shoulders in these solemn day.
Of peril the burden, ofa nation's fste, snS
out t q sgrahtude u hfin they bsstow upon
her and the mother, wAoi hives % oulstN i
the modest cottage, the kindlisst homag,
and respect. IL heyssar sass sweafy in exhibition,
Of shc1ssshdfiHtsae saess addasssed99 II :
.fao, e. rats. osN ,Tsss
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Notes and suss6ssions for thu
ro'fas2 stsis :. MOnth. t,rag n asT IiA

rc.ras2 SIR, !, MOntla. ssT ~,
The frosts Of October, and the bracing
winds. nov and then, ,lmpst yintrys warp
US to prepare for the cold weather, which
approaches with such steady marches from
the ice caves ofiths North. The year ,has
poured out almost all the contents from her
vHorn Of IRlenty,r1 and man has garnared
them Our gIanariss Are till and oaf barss
egorded with the lharyssts. Fruits are
gathered and roots .ars sesti filing dgp The
measure Of the beautiful storss Il cpoy,rs-
mains to make these hlaase IfpaL prspsrations for
winter, which are necessary for US in order
to take advantage, Of its hours Of comapara.
tive freedom from. severe labor. See how
each, bull has its, winter jacket. padded Of
furry. and Of many folds. The leaves in
the forest and orchard protect the tender
plants which seek. ths SHELTER Of their moist
shadsr The cattle hee their thick, winter
costs. the birds thicker nlanasa and ths
mora ossmark.his1 dssi1ssSs i1ssSs-i.ia ssa v r. 4 R9sA
plsnts and .oirnals Is sssy xnnataul coediL
tions Of life when we domesticate them, and
Of course should conscientioqsly guard them
fron. suffering, ana the evils Of exposure to
the cold, qWhils, ws rejoice il i. t the bountie
Of Haven, and give thanks s fSr our lq fal be, har-
vests and that though in IA. fearful struggle
for national life and integrity, oqr c2glsSj
still holds its place among nations, let 10
remembsr thoss wAosasep Earns are not full
because the strong arms that would have
sowed snd g.fnsred the crops, hays bsen
reaping harvssts Of hursk Cd The battle
daeld. .4A Aasrisss AgrieastsrRe isa aned
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General Hood, like . Gog with Chi
nese crackers tied to his TAI. is great
annoyed IYla Ere in rear.rsIapNyille
Ionrpal. al.1srg III .ro.asol sslssdo 4
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!. Daylight Is wasted upqH Sg A@lo-
mats and owls, that can sfs s,s0, mach
better IN dark. ..,. - So
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Old 1SER1Es .yoL.siie.' "a. a,c,.;s " 3
,rr...,' EHns.-sf go n fdi Ases. = =


-Ihe lB6pora 0fsJhdGes AIb1t-ow
d the GOpReShead Conspisaey,te /,
AID The Rebellt9n aHd, Break
Up the 6Sv Gf6Me1 No Y y'h1as
Holt II Ky,' ~ Who ST. JpSsss sss z dyo. dGa
s.ssSS cate General ps = Washington has sssn 10
ssy$si months patiently collecting inscsontro.
vertible testimony Of the long alleged treas,
enable conspiracy in the North to aid tie
rebels in sainipg thsts indepaadsuce. His
report hesbeea puhlished, ofisnllys And is
tnv, ,esins' 'publishsdsi in the. Hapk,Evs Il
appears thas the Organization works npdr
various 9lEs names. such asO. A, KS. S. L.
Qqpss q9rps 4 hRs hso, ,Dslgiqvs. MCCLELLAN MIN,
UrE MEN. &c, and number, about 100000
men, oyer two thirds Of whom, are armsa.M
vsllandigham who moved 70 make McClsl.
lan's 1a nomination h9IaiTni unanimous i, q chisage,E
The supreme commander in the United
States, JEFF, Davis drafted the ritual, and and
vaHandigham,. perfected the orga nizatifon
during bis Bahishment through ) thg aggehcy
|6fleadng gfsbels North ana S06tG lwahS Svis-
tied him in his exile. '7aosfooi6 's hnt n'
F. n hAk besh proven inopen, eontses eom-
pstenE witnesses Oh the trial Of HiH9Dpod,
thStshe aftns ssissd 1t fndisnspoKSs,waS
shipped there to arsa the g. n Jm3ecsbaissi
and Northern .febelss sad yet.the .notpnous
copperhaAd convention msksslsaid ssizape
cf6fms 4 cause Of gfiavaaceagainstsths.Ad-'
mipistsstio6 and, thus icomnits sthebwAo.e
party Throughout its length and breadtA,
and every man a lyhos endorses, Ithss !, pls qirm
is the Ghappiono and defender, Of tbis con-
spiraey. E Let this ,|be be sEe5EwhsTss ,nadeS
stood "and fany man bath ears to haer lat
hip hear" none but the blind-the wilplly
bIihd-ean fail to- conaPrehend tue e''Sd 'eSpd 10
which this internal patty IS gr.yiitafiinng. oA A
u 'hhousand witnesses throng to the bar against
his party, crying all guilty, guilty. ifittya fPo
erribis array APPALLING 2 a;ts set siorfifh In
Judge Hollis report Is ehoddggh to rssesssss rsssss't te
GENIAL current of shys, insn's ssEsgsdMay
aod'assist the loyai peoplesofthis grsstiaad
n osefthrowipg this iinI1rnas paity, fortNfs
. bs'*assh sipsshsn ssr.s: n1nds faas, ,Osassks
yanntaas Y .sddsnSiyya q dAs AlsYsm, m,Ss5ss sid
si;oxs o,assl iss bond ofiifp, 3Gs$ssnrASrshas
40 arA,x ai.s 70 say. the dog n ss4A,s,r div
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IF sessysthrse gallons iis6sigg 6ne
hogsh hs.dl 81 hov many a..S m.Se ssI!..s q sspSre
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= s"s1p'ersf ,1oI EeI ,set si6ldx5 ieosFfsfT sal
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