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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-01
The Grovesteen Piano Forte


Still retains its precedence and great popularity,
and fter undergoing gradual improvements for
period of thirty years, is row pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed and even un-
eqaed in richness, volume and purity Of tone, du
rdbity and bhenpness. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal, iron frame, over-srung bass
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from $l0O to 5000 than the same styl,
anl finish sold by any other irst-class makers
in the conntry. Dealers and all in want of good
pianos are invited to send for our descriptive Cat
alogue, which contains photographs of our differ
ent styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals almost without number, have been award
ed to the Grovesteen Piano, and at the CtieJrdfed
Worlds Fair, though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europa and the L. s., 1t
tonk the highest award.
Established 1881 GrOveSteen Co.,
l3zz 400 Broadway, New York.
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NcTICE.-Broke into my incosure, in Lake
~ Township, Wood County, Ohio, on or about
lhe lst Of September, 1865, two Blileh Cows,
which the ewner can have by proving prop rty
aud paying charges, I. DALEY.
Lake Township, November %, 1855. Soc
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A DMiNISTRATRIX' NOTICE Notice is
IA hereby given that haze been appointed and
qualified as Adminislratrix on the estate of Josiah
Miller, late ui Wood Comfy, Ohio. deceased. All
persons interested will govern themselves accord
iugly. ELIZABETH MILLER, Administrators.
November 20, 1865. 3Od
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of wOrnin :
aud instruction for young mon-published by the
Howard Association, and sent free 81 change. in
sealed envelopes Address, DIR. J. SkILLIS
HoUGuroN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. 1871
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Diseases OF their own accord,
But cures come difficult aud hard"
Yet all who have ever triel il, say DR. u.
II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy never
tails to permanently remove all paius, aches
aud troubles arising from Catarrhal diihcul.
tics. Try il.
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A CARD.

EDITOR JOURNAL; In reply to many letters aud
inquiries from people in this section of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
througrthe columns Of your paper, that our re-
n0wned preparation known as GOES DlSPEP-
STA CURE, is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, in its
worst stages. Many cases Of long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely /,
and We believe permanently cured. IL will stop
distress after eating, almost instantaneOusy, aud
enables the dyspepuc who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the panest diet, to eat
heartily as he peases, and anything lie chooses,
without danger # distress, or sOuring, or rising
ON the stomach. Ii is an infallible currector Of
Indigestion and constipation, creates a healthy ap
petite, stops sick he dache, heartburn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli; in either
stomach or bowels, aud sweetens Oifsn sivo breath
50 soon you take IT, and by enabling the pa
tient to take plenty of hearty food, (Which is the
parent Of health" produces vigor, strength and
energy. In every trial we have known it has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all it, attend
ant sutferings, weaknesses, debility, and loss Of
power, giving instead a proper activity and tone
TO the stomach and organs of digestion, as
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
tifcates in our circulars almanacs, aud in many
of the leading Journals rom convalescent patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most miraculuusly y "cure the worst case Of Dys-
pepsia in existence" We warrant il il in every
instance. II be obtained at oil the bTug Stores
in the United States and Canadas, at One Dollar
per buttle, or six bottles for five dollars.
CO. CLARK & CO.. Proprctors,
40yl New Haven, CT.
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kers or Moustacbes9 Our Grecian Compound will
force them TO grow on the smoOthest face or chin,
or hair ON bald heads, in six ,eks. Price, 81 co..
Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt
Of price!
Address. WARNER & CO., Boz, 1913, BROOKLYN
New York 4lyl
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7Zz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-08
TELEGR ANS, &c.

A despatch from ST. Johns, N. B., says
"Some excitement was to-day caused by the
rumor of a Fenian raid from the United States.
The Government received q despatch from
Washington stating that q raid on New Bruins
wick had been planned. 1t Is generally be-
heyed to be nothing more than a plum dering
expedition. and measures are being taken to
guard the banks and other property, both Of
this city and on the frontier.
The Memphis correspondent of the Cairo
BEiletfn Gays that ten thousand bales Of cotton
have been stolen along the line of the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, and from four to five thou
sand ~ Columbus, Mississippi, from five TO
ten thousand at Macon, and smaller amounts
at other points. Government officers are in
vestigatl8g the matter.
The w;,r between Spain and Chill has oc-
casioned great excitement among the merchants
both OF France and England. and they are
urging their respective governments 10 inter-
fere actively in favor of the Chilians. The
shipowners of Liverpool are preparing to use
the blockade-runpers cast out of employment
by the end of the American war.
Articles of association have been filed by a
company to build railroad from San Fran
cisco bay TO San Diego, thence eastward to the
State line, and there connect with the contem-
plated road to the Mississippi river. The
capital is S3O,UCC,COO; length of road 40 miles.
A canard, received in Europe by way of
Halifax, Nova Scotia, stating that the FIR ench
Minister at Washington had suddenly de-
manded his passports and would sail on the
10th of November, has created good deal of
excitement in Liverpool.
true bill was found, at the London Cen
tral Criminal Court, November 81, against DR.
Hunter, we'll known III New Y ork for his ad-
vertised method of curing consumption. &C.,
for criminal assault on one of his women
patients.
The Court of Queens Bench for Ireland has
refused the application to have the Eeniau
cases tried in some other place than Dublin.
The court held that a fair and impartial trial
couid be had in Dublin.
Lieutenant Maffitt, formerly an officer of the
rebel priyateer Ala bama, and Jefferson Davis
Howell, who came as passengers per the sleam-
or Hibernia, were arrested in Portland, Maine,
as they were about TO take the train for Canada.
BY the fall of wall in New York, on We'd
nesday afternoon, two persons were severely
injured, and six thousand barrels OF flour pre-
cipitated INTO the street.
General Grant and suite arrived in Augusta,
Ga, on Wednesday, and left yesterday for
Alabama
The California State Sepate has ratified the
anti-slavery amendment to the Constitution.
San Francisco had a slight shock Of earth
quake Wednesday night.
Oregon has ratified the Constitutional amend
ment
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JEFFERSON AND BERKELEY COUNTIES IN
FIRGISIA.-On Tuesday the Legislature Of
Virgins, in session al Richmond, by an almost
unanimous vote of both Houses, passed q bill
repeating the acts Of the Legislature heretofore
passed consenting 10 the transfer OF these eoun-
ties 10 the State OF West Virginia IL was IN
derstood that conditions precedent which had
TO be met remained uufulfilled, and hence the
acts referred TO were subject to repeal, having
given but an lnehoate consent -
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FROM GEORGIA.
Constitutional Amendment Adopted-Re eso-
luton Relative to Freedmen.

Constitutional Amendment Adopted-Reso.
luton Relative to Freedmen.
The President has received the following dis
patches:
"MILLEDGEvuLE, Ga, Dec. G, ls66.-His EE-
ce!leney Andrst0 Johnson: The Legislature has
adopted the Constitutional Amendment, and
will pass laws amply protecting freedmen in
their rights OF person and property, including
their lights TO sue and TO be sued, and testify.
~. T.. BRowS.''
"MILLEDGEyILLE, GA, Dec. 6, 1S65.-HiS Err
cellency A. johnson, President: The Constitu-
tiolal Amendment has passed each branch OF
the Legislature. The House passed a resolu-
ton instrncting the Judiciary COMMITTEES to
protect persons or African descent in their per-
son and property, and also TO allow them 10
testify in cases in which they may be inter-
ested. J. JOHNSON,
Provisional Governor"
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~"Why, Bill, what is the matter with yopt
You look down in the mouth"
"Well, Pete, guess II you had been through
what have, you'd look bad too" =.
Whats the mattsrIn
"You know Sarah Snivels, don't you, Pet~i''
aYes''
"Well, i discarded her last night"
ssYou did, What forl''
s'Well, I'll tell you She said she wouldn't
marry me, and Id discard any gal that would
treat me in that way"
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ATTEMPTING TO PICK A PocKET.-Yeeurday
morn ing John Harrington Ind James q unn
were arrested near the Metropolitan Railway
Stables by officers OCallahan and Strxub on
The charge Of attempting to pick the pocket Of
Michael Dougherty who was asleep. Dough-
erty felt the hand of some one in his pocket
and grabbed him when the officers came u % and
arrested them. Justice Walter committed
them to iail.
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David Hepburn, Analoetan Island, ID. c.,
October 30th, 1893. Jeremiah Hepburn do
July 5th, 1862. Patrick Crowley, Washington,
November 18th, 1901. John N. Ford, Wash
ipgton, January lst, 1S02. John H. Plant
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. August 18th, 1914 John
johnson, Virginia, December 10th, l796-April
lsil. . H
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An Italian coun.erfeiter, from Gin cin u stf,
was overhauled at Memphis, a few days since,
by an officer who attempted to place him un-
der arrest The counterfeiter DIRE " apistol and
offered resistance, whereupon the omcer aieo
drew a pistol and shot him through the body,
infiictlne a wound which cansed hts osafh. A
large amount of counterfeit fractional eurren-
ey Was found on the body. ..... ....s
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SOne OF the lateet swindlee is one which
has been successfully tried in Philaoelphia-
Bogus kilograms. the printed blanks of which
are eXact limitations of those used by the teie-
graph companies, are sent TO persons interested
in oil matters. informing them that some ME-
erable oil company has struck a flowing well.
The recipient swallows the bait, perhaps tells
bis friends OF his good news and the shares OF
the broken corporation are eagerly brought up
at advanced prices.
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~The Peoria and Warsaw and M.s~isetppt
and Wabash railroads have been consolidated.
gIThe Boston papers say that the crockery
dealers in that city are unable 70 have more
than half their orders in Enciand nlled. 1 f.
R3-General Grant has approved the selestion
Of Point Lookout as ate for The temporary
home for disabled soldiers.
ASProfessor Agassiz has discovered % new
species of nsh In The Amazon river. gra Il
~ James l.. Orr, Governor elect of South
CaroliE q, has been elected n w. Grand 0as-
tIr of the Free Hasons Of that STATE. . ri.
STbe Paris Steele of November ieth- IN an
editorial article, speaks of the president OF ths
late con federacy as "honsleur john Davis"
Snch n fame! r1 - sA
/" miserly woman in New Bedford dsrsee
her watherwoman TO wash only th< lower half
OF her skirts.
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. ga passenger swearing terribly In the ears
ON the Roston and Providence Railroad, was
apnroached by young minister with more
z,sl thau discretion, who said TO him abrnpGy v:
: ..My dear sir, do you know where you are
soingl-strsight TO hellP' .'-.r s-.r . y
81 INST my id luekr' replied the man, look-
ing the minister an the face with alarmed air,
and suddenly fumbling for his cheek, II
bought Z ticket for Providence" (" -. II. "a
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AMUSEME ENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
6kOVEk,S NEW IHEATEK,
Psnnsylvania avenue. near willardS Hotel.
IfoRARD GkovER-..:...65:.' R5:'ii Is. HESS. EsTse'''
THIS friday EvENINa. Dec. 8, 1885,
Farewell Be neft end last appearance but one
most positively, of the distns s.hed American &C.
NIB. JAMES Z. MURDOCH,
Whe win appear on This occasion in two elegant
lmptrsCpatlons, pIestnting Tor the last time his
IN KO,,,,r., ~, STR sLRihNGER, ] &c ,,.s,.
supported by an admirable es. ef ehsraetsrs same
After which Mr. hu TShSK !ss hAWkoR win reeits
Concluding with, for the only time, shskspesre's
.%qsiSg ~ 1nlg comedy & snti.Ied KATnERIhE ANpPE-
MONDAY LyEEIEG nsssmbsr IL, First Ap-
CANTERBURY.
Cerner Pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor.
CROWDED HOUSES
Greet the great Me!o. Dramatic Actor every night
TO witness 'hi sfBWfF f;affsPBisxsis BIxsSS!a.Rp, {!
who will appear to- night in the exciting Melo-
THE Wat -HMAN AND HIS DOGS;
RTirSGal 1hsEsstes; X kpTiS RLASGMAhRD
HECTOR and CAKLO.
- All the Star Company appear In a great Variety
k5TiCK,- THURSDAY. Dec. ], ,THANKsGIy-
ING DAY an EXTRA AFTERNOON PER
fURMANCE will he given at Cheap Prices, viz ::
Ladies 23 Cents, Children IS Cents: on which
occasion EDWIN BLANCHARD and his Dogs and
Bill.
Ladies' Family Matinee on Saturday, as usual.
DR0FS. j. W. Il II. P. KREIS' DANCING
l. ACADEMY,
.. PARKERS HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th ets.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can de now, a. we are
continually forming new classes the quarter a
commencing with the FIRST lesson. ALL in
BY applyin "A above. SSiA
. Days and Roars of Tatt.oa:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from to o clock
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ to 10.
PractIcing Assemblies every THURSDAY evening.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
thsse desiring.
Circulars can be had At j. r.. Ellis'; Philr 4
Solomon 3, and other boz K and music stores: also
by applying at tho Academy during the hours of
from 10 .. m. to p from to and to 10 D. N. y,
o. during the hours Of tuition.
note addressed TO the Academy viii meet with
prompt atteHtfon. Aft
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STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED in the latter part
of November, the hall OF Attorney General y
X. Speeds residence. II, between l7th ana 18Th
streets, was entered by thieves, who stole a
number of coats, 6c. The case was rppor. ed
10 the Headquarters of the Police, and was as =
signed TO Detectives Kelly and BigIey. They
went 70 work 10 detect the thieves, and recover
the goods. Last night the detectives sncceeded
in recovering four coats valued az $2l5. The
thieves are still al large.
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A SPIRITED SBOP-KERPER.-Ths morning.
a well-known colored man, who goes by the
name Of ''Jim," entered the little grocery Kept
by Mrs. Campbell, corner Of 10Th and p streets,
and by pretending TO want 10 purchase an
room 10 get il for HIM. Upon her return abe
saw Jim walking of, carrying with hlm the
money drawer. She seized pistol and fol-
lowed Jim, and succeeded in catching him,
and carried him back TO the shop and sent for
an officer. Officer Bailey, Of the Second Pre-
cinct. went 10 the shop, where he found Jim,
with his hands chained behind him, ready 70
be delivered TO bis custody. Jim was taken 70
the station, and fs WAITING a hearing
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EDUCATIONAL.

1T TINOTHY's HALL.-Tbe duties Of this In
= sEitution Eill Be resumed Sept. Is, 1855. For
LIHs &c. see catalogue and circular 1T the prin-
opal bookstores OF this city or address, the prin-
Clyal. j. PARSOhS,
sQ3i Cstonsvtlie, Md.
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BANKERS.
JAY COOKE . CO..
BANK ERs,
FUfsssiA sssss, ss>ssiis 7,sas.sr,
Buy and sell At current rates, and keep always
en- hand, . full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
7-3o TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, Ao..
And pay the h CHEST prices for
QUARTERMAsTERs CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS an 9dtf
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
ii. D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke b Co.. President.
wM s. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
BTH IT., OPPOSITE TIE rRxAsuRY DHPARrhKNY.
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
~ONE MILLI0N DOLLARS.1
Acting in connection with the house OF
JAY COOKE co., ,m
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-so LOAN,
We will MI all orders with promptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission 70 Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply 81 the Notes on hand and ready
for Immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection.
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES or THE
UNITED STATES.
wepurchass Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND yIRMs
and to any other business entrusted to %.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to aovERN.
MEET LOANS At all times eheerfully furnished.
WIN q. HUNTINGrON, Cashier.
WAsHiSsIoE, March %, 1853. nn-n
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T II Il p q d L i q.

OFyICE OF WLRp CoMxIssIoNEHs,l
CRY HAIL, Nov "A, 1885
NOTICE 70 HEREBY GIvEE that provision has been
made for he removal of all deposits from the yards
and cellars Of the houses In our respective wards
for the space 81 freaty days from fAis date.
HoAsel pers are therefore respectfully request
ed ts cause accumulated deposits in their res
i've yards and cellars TO be placed in the street
front Of their premises. four feet from the gutter
when the same sill be daily removed -
-. JOHN W. DYER,
Commissioner First Ward
JAMES w. SPALDING,
Commissioner Second Ward.
JOHN T. GARNER.
Commissioner Third Ward
JAMES j. CAMPBEEL
Commissioner Fourth Ward.
ELIAS Il. BARNES.
Commissioner Fifth " ard
WILLIAM A FLETCHER,
Commissioner Sixth Ward.
JAMES Ii. BIRCH,
no n eofv Commissioner Seventh Ward
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Wednesday, Robert J.
johnson WIS arrested by officer Parker, OF the
Second Ward. and taken before Justice Nor
sell, upon a charge OF stealing q box OF tea
valued at $40, from Morrison's commission
store, corner of 18th and B streets. The pr,e-
oDer WAS seen going OF with the tea by per-
son who called on officer Parker. johnson
dropped the box and tried TO escape. Justice
MorseH sent him 10 Jail for court.
George III. Mitchell was arrested by othcer
Crump, OF the First Ward, for the larceny of
several articles Of furniture from Oharles
Mathews, barber. The prisoner was sent 70
jail for court by Justice Drury.
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452 SEVENTH STREET. 452
OVAL AND SQUARE
PHOTOGRAPH AND PICTURE FRAMES

VVAE ANB SQUARE
PHOTOGRAPH AND PICTURE FRAMES
Persons in want of the above A Artiers can ind at
my store large and complete stock together with
AL the rs9njsit.s, such as TAsSELS, CORDS,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
10 requested TO n,y stock of WALNUT FRAMES
fer Portraits. Wreaths, Hair. work &C., which e1-
ceeds in variety and excellence any stock in the
city.
A large snd varied assortment Of PAPERHANG-
&c, always on hand, and receiving weekly addi.
tions.
Paper hung by experienced workmsn and pic.
tures framed to order in any sty le desired
R0THROCK, Asa 7th street.
no Is kctjaNl Opposite Paten. ufhsS.
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DENTISTRY,
ERRAT eIsCeVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH rITRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

would advise al persons D ing teeth 20 <~zDxxA
extract to call AZ DR. LEWIE'S oface, aad eyCSSS
nave them taken out without pain. I
Also. call and eI anime the Doctors new and i'm
proved method OF inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Hyou once see the great improvement In his t.oth,
You viii have them In other style than this
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
sud Rubber Plates at the cid price, We have not
.dvsneed the Prtca on our work since the great
change In gold.
No. 242 PeLn's s7enue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
jsues1y sR bEwIE. N. D.. Dentist
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PANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
a OFFICE 5i4 PENN'A AVENUE

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Il OFFICE STA PENN'A AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE,
2Is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
wILLARD8.
GREAT EASTERN,
EOETHERE, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FORwARDERS.
Merchandise. Money. ard yaluabIss OF all kinds
fnr~sTded with dispatch 70 ali accessible sections
of the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
klde in all accessible parts Of the United States.
@. q. DUNN, Agent,
R4 l4tf Washington. ID. q.
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RULES TO Snow CAUsE.-On Wednesday,
Justices Jonathan w. Barnaclo and Benlamln
w. Barnaclo were before the Supreme Ooatt
Of the Board of Metropolitan Police 70 show
cause why they should not be removed from
office, w. B. Webb, Esq, appearing for the 70
The case of Justice Barnaclo was taken mp
first. when MT. Webb stated that he appeared
for the Police Commissioners, who wished 70
have the courts construcnon OF tne seeuon OF
lntion to the turning over of property 70 the
Property Clerk Mr.. Webb read the section Of
. the section OF $he act which provides that any
trate, which IL suspected Of havins BEEN stolen,
shall be turned over 70 the Property Clerk un-
til q final disposition Of the case is made. Mr..
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