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An amusing debate took place b

An amusing debate took place be-
tween Mr.. W, a skeptic on religious
matters, and German Lutheran. The
skeptic ridiculing the truth of certain
passages in the Bible, and supposing
his antagonist about cornered in argu-
ment, asked him if Balaam's ass ever
spoke like man. "Me believe dat
Me never hear shackass speke like a
man myself, but me hear a good many
men speke chust like schackass."
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something mournful in its tone. He
begins to think, to remember why he
wrote it, where were his renders then,
and whittier they have gone: what he
was then, and how much he has
changed. So he muses., until he finds
himself wondering if that thought OF
his will continue to float after he is
dead, and whether he is really looking
upon something that will survive him.
And then comes the sweet conscious
ness that there is nothing in the SEN
tcnce that he could wish unwritten:
that 1t is better part Of him: shred
from the garment Of Immortality he
shall leave behind him when he joins
the "innumerable caravan" and takes
his place in the silent halls Of death.
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HARCOURT- Tompknse. Staten fslaud TLursdsy Juf5
% H. Dewitt Harc0uf. N. ID Ia the SD ofhis
The funeral will take pe from bis residnce sarah hnn Torsp
kns,iIe saturday 18th inst O'Clock Relatives snl
hiends especially invited TO attend
HOPK1NS-At Rsvenswood Thursdsy julyb Fliubsh
hui daughter q the Rev Judson H. AID Elizabeth ~ Hopkins.
aged 10 months and % tays.
Relatives family with those Of hI grand parents,
lt' nypAh, ind Iuy rtetH AZ h' Ief'r ~ -
tuue1i without further invitation from the residence OF Gilbert
hopkin kaversw0od, Saturday July o. a. Oe1ck = n
HOWELL-At Brooklyn Friday, Jolly n, Mrs X n hcksa
Howell, wife Of Gilbert Howell ssed - years
BLLERA riermont n. Y, 1her,day July t Sss ast ts
the 6gth his
and friends the isy invited h unefs
lafe residence, Saturday. July O'Clock
Cars leave Jersey City by Northern Railroad. 95
Taesay the 10th Ithaca al the
brother Lewis sebbus Miss Esther Ssebbins.
formerly OF this city aged - years
TERRY-Of Inflammation Of the stomach Monday Jolly 2, q
Rv~rnead Mrs.. Eliza A. Terry, wi Of sias = Terry AID
Daughter Of tie late Richard shiifuore.
VAN wAGENEN-On Wedaesisy evening 25,l last, tho Rev.
William NJ Nasenen eldest OF the late huo'r Nss
Nsgrnen IT, in the 18th yeaE Of his sge -, o..
Funeral Monday Goth inst al u o'clock rom ne Ihutes
othe Holy Trinity which he Assistant Rector cor Forty
seconi.t, aud Madisonave.
WEsTERVELTOn Friday July g. Ella only child OF CspefJ J.
and Emma G. Nestervel- aged months and u days
The friends family respectfully invited attend the n:
services Sunday afternoon 4ook at the residence Of hes
parents, No 32 Ernest. near Psyonia ave, Jersey City
WHITE-On Friday. July Les B. younssS.
daughter Cromwell and Elizabeth b. White sged years ana
The relative. and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
Thirty-hs. sUnday, the zh inst, at O'Clock with
out further notice
VOop-Ou Fourth day Seventh Month 25h Robert Of Dr.
stephen Wood, aged - years. , 40, -.
Tb. friends OF the auiy invited 70
on seventh day 10 clock from Friends mes'
House, Iweutleth-st.
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Special Notices.
Iona and I-raelIa Vines.

Iona and lsrneila vines.
These two kinds found er extensive trial greatly 70
surpass al other, for every purpose.
rder confederation Of their importance hsvs made the propss
ton Of these specially endsyOd By all the and
within my knowledge tom long experience to pro
duee the be., possible plants early bearing and constant abaniu
productiven.ss IN garden and vineyard
epuad production # from imperfect GOOD oIu's' hoe
The plants at Iona OF kinds (hee they ognated
wood Of Of mature carefully grown %
important consideration respect TO al OF tue most F1Aos
properties OF tie p n.s ,., A..
see the plant. N every stage Of Erovth from the h setting
eyes production plants 70 the full Q; zoe
admission
the visits saisfictory aud prohtsbie ,..
season and believe that al who win
trouble examine and make comparison Of qiaiy sni
prices will ind the vines at Iona the eSp a. wen " Tue o 'n'
s o. happy orders most favorably for numbss
from single plants thousands ground WIZ
ucieny q room for their lou accom1,odl0n bq. n,e 80
who prefer them thousands grown IN large po %
and hardy auaiy under glass ne
4 worthy Of special atteEtion
sfy leading kinds Of excellent quality ana
e,pecisl the plants Of Delaware Aliens Hybrid
and Adirondac. $500 ,, ,,,.....<
for boy plant garden vineyard and also
dealers. $500 - ,..,~. o,.,.
buyer, to obtain the cheap and nsonsa
r III sceo"n, II he IONA snd isRRELLA VINES wi
engravng- Of bearing send twoeen stamp
THE MANUAL OF THE VINE" tisnth Edtion Is sen' ~
The Pamphlet designed information those
posing would obtain including The Presn n1
Fuure OF American Grape Wine Making And ss
Mlnua b. the thorough aud comprehensive
practical treatise on the vine in the AnasS ae,Nr Ion.
(nelr PeekskIl) Wes,chester County n T.
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DIED.

STuOSYIn Brooklyn Thursday July u.s. Of ehosr. nsntu
Tsonbu it, ouy Of Theophus and Jane Anthony aged
% / wear 4 months and days - ,.,.
The relatives friend. the family and also Of his rsnai,nei
Tbnmas Cumnius respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
serye, At Trinity Chapel Twenty sxhs N T., on Saturday
afternoon at . o closk without further notice.
BARNES-A. White Plains Wednesday, july 70 "hiAm y
Barnes aged 10 years months and II days -, ,,,.
The relatives friends family also the members o.
,r. oas. No 473 and Harlem Lodge, No ST. and ~
are respectfully invited attend the funeral me ud
Church White PAns on Saturday July 7 at IL CLOCK M oon
vsyancss depot the arrival Of the $40 ana H.
trains NewYoTk.
rAIR- Bevlere N j. on Friday morning I'm INST, yohn
In.ey only son OF D. and Mary A. blAi sssa mouths
and days q, o,.I,ch
pucKLEyon Friday morning 9th Juistte Anne Buefsy
wife Of Thomas C. T. Buckley and daughter Of James w
T friends OF her husband father and the fanny ne
"a attend IN. funeral Calvary Church. corner o.
ave-. and Iw on Monday n's'h'0N' ~
out further invitation. 80.
bp,,av 9sth inst, Elizabeth daughter OF Alfred and
Harriet Oambs. aged months "A IA attend
az fn.r.I for her parents redencef cor or Lroa.a
Con,eys.st, BtooElyn h. SATURDAY 95'h inst
u. ~
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FIELD sPOR rs.
Base Ball.

BHst ktUII'
YALE COLLEGE ACT. HGEvAhD -wLLTAMsrowN ACT
HARVARD.
Special Di.p.ieh TO The n \, Tribune.
WORCESTER. Mass, July 27.-The base ball match
., a,,ora.v hetweep the Harvard and Yao Clubs
by Yae-36 to 80.
The wiamstown College Club defeated that Of Harvard
to-day.
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DIR. Appleby's
AFRICAN DfARkflEA SPECIFIC
Th, remedy used WITH PERFECT SUCCESS dgrints -
OF Africa, where CHOLERA DIAN
RHEA DYSENTERY prevail the aggravated form. 10
NEVER FAILED to Dshes when taken according 10 a.
fec,i'n. ......,... =. go ~.
For sale by J.F DlAsMOkE, 10 ~ Deys rsN- on
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The Best Purgative in the World.

EADWANs KEGULAIINB PILLSl
COATED WITH SWEET GUMS.
Superior to sugar,
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The only vegetable substitute for eome mercury known 10 tho
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THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD
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AND PURGa
from stomach liver bowels kidneys skin and other secsoss
all
DISEASED HUMORs
Price. Is cents per box. Sold by Drugsisis
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NOfIre.Ihe
nen Southampton and Bremen steamer HEHaAS os
SATURDAY July will close this Once at OJ a n sad
uptown Offices, follows stations and D. ~. a m
Stations and =, 1880 station "a
Te5s Msi Ireland Queens,ewn steamer CHI
PARIS will close this Office SATURDAY. July ~
N and uptown offices follows On FRIDAY. Jolly ".
stations a and b. $50 p m stations and u
p Toe Mails France via BTsss and HSyIs per .ssamss
AMI a, ne UPTOWN oaice stations and B. IS MI
saou. and D. 3s5 p Stations snd 9s stsion o. -
2 m. 1AniE, hLL-'.. .o--
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n
To PURCHASERS Of and DEALERS in The CELEBRATED
WATER PROOF PATENT ARCTIC CATER SHOES
The Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Company Of Nansas Goa
neceut dealers and the public generally that thJ are
the Of the and sole manufacturers ths
and will promptly prosecute and AL ine
me OF their rights under said patent
Messrs BREEDEN sOUTHwlcK Nos O7 and 100 Lbsryst.
New-York and
Me.srs WALES. EMERSON Co., Nos III and ID PeaFls.
Boston
JAMES r. ENGLISH. President
Ne~ Haven Jul o. GEO II. SCRANTON, 1reasursr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-04-05

South thrust through and through the
rattlesnakcs of Dixie, and the sneak peace
ccpperhcatls died suddenly, without REM
edy. 50. ,.. '.' $780,.
81. And the remnant Of the army of
the Lord rcjoiccd saying, it Is finished,
it is finished! Since Judas, Arnold and
Burr, and Vallandigham, and penllcton
are laid low no fcllcr is come up in the
rear against us.
95. And the soldiers did spit upon the
dead carasscs of the Copperheads in tho
North, and bruised the head of the rat
tlesnakes i'm the South, and rested from
their hard fighting. ."'
-" .nd they took unto themselves
"i''' VI ,''e ''-'o'''ors of Abraham, and
made and preserved tie .i'.~-~~ -.
- 81. And the Lord blessed abraham
and cursed Valandigham, and put
mark on him that hc should deceive this
nation no more for thousand years.
After that he will hc looscd II little sea-
son.
aS. Moreover tho Lord said unto Abra-
ham | have driven the rebels into then
hast ditch at Richmond and Charleston.
%. And I will give unto Grant power
to fight the battles of the Lord, and
Richmond and Charleston shall surely
fall. and great will be the fall thereof.
| And Abraham Gods chosen one shall
again rule over the people.
100. Then shall this nation beat their
swords into plow-sharvs and their spears
into pruning hooks, and know internal
and internal war no more for ever and
ever,
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tha, plainly says to the hewcrs Of wood
and drawers Of water, 20. you poor mis-


tha, plainly says to the hcwcrs Of wood
and drawers Of water, 20, you poor mis-
erahlc creatures."
This is the burden Of our works of hc-
ton. No true representation Of life IL
drawn; no food for the nourfshmcnt of
the spiritual man; no pictures Of content
ment and sense Of usefulness, except
purchased at the price Of an inferior In
tcllcct and narrow aims and views; no
acknowledgment Of that natural refine
ment, which, wanting ia intuition, no
, fashionable art can supply; no recogniz-
! ing the divine truth that
| Honor and fame from no condition rise,
Act well your part, there nil the honor lies
\ useless, Improbable, sickening mass
of corruption, containing within its re-
| ccsscs, 1t is true, some pearls whose lus-
ter shines but family through the filthy
covering cnvcloping ii.
know there are exceptions to tho
above sweeping declarations. know
there arc true, noble pictures Of life,
drawn by artist hands in the great litera-
ry studio OF the world; bright gems whosc
brilliance wavers not, but shines clear
and undimmed through all the condl-
tions of life, from the loftiest to The low
est; stepping stones that enable us to
hishwaassss Ways thP 81 ,ei ,eirA ,BlAees into the r" r
stretched forth to lift the burden from
our weary shoulders; faithful guides.
that lead us onward a,,! upward tewal1
that which is good and true. think Of
ono whose pen Is never used In vain; ono
who stands almost alone In the sphere to-
which he has been assigned; one whose
object is to instii love Of that which In
good, by illustrations from the every taAy
life around us. lnlanguagc SO plain, I'm
reasoning so conclusive, In morals no
high and pure, his lessons are adapted to
ull classes. ( shluda to the good and
gifted T. =. Arthur.
But the literature in general to which
I have alluded, Is still in bondage In tha,
Egypt of Scntincntalism and ialschood,
! waiting for the Moses who IL to lead IL
| lhtp tilc i@Sitd tt lidtil anu
Let us hope the advent Of this M,ssss
draweth nigh, and pray he be not one Of
the .Iohnsonian school.
| started out With grumbling At the
weather, and have journcyed to'a litera
ry Canaan. Quite a distance, no doubt
you will say, Mr.. Editor, but you must
charge itall to the influence Of the wealth
or, which Is SO given to extremes ut tho
present time.
In my next / will cndcavor tn givs
some items Of local, If not cf general In
tcrcst. WILL.
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Young America Wonders.

Wonder why mamma keeps Bridget ut
home from church to work al! day, and
then says It Is wicked for me to build
my rabbit house on sundaye
Wonder why our minister bought that
pretty cane with u lions head Oh tho
top, and then asked me for my cent tn
put in tho missionary box? Don't I
want a jewsharp just N we'll ~ he wan-
ted cane?
pWondcr what makes papa tell such
nice stories to visitors, about his hiding
the schoolmaster's rattan when he went
to school, and about his running away
from the schoolmistrcss when she wa.
going to whip him, and then shut me up
all day in dark room because l tried
just once to he rs smart ~ hcwas?
Wonder what made papa say that
wicked word when Betsy upset the ink, +,
and then slap my ears when ] said tho
same word when my kitc-string broke:
Wonder why mother told Bridget
the other day to say that she was not at
home when Tommy Days mother called.
and then puts me to bed without my
supper every time ! tell lie.
Oh, dear there are lots Of things
want to know. How | wish I was I,
man.
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J. F. KENNEDY,

Ofice, first door west of Mcnamara y
Hett's-Drug store. Residence, two doors norih
Of the Steam MILL &ts@ 4-. ~t nlVld
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ROOT e. SHOE SHOP.

~cCtAM. WIRICK having removed to
y first door north af Browns furnl-
|" tnre SHOP, is prepared to manufacture
to order all Kinds of Boots and shoes,
in the neatest and most durable manner. He
selects his own stock and always gets the best.
a So2d I'D ,p ,snppiycoff IIo-ME-MADEB BOOTS AL
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DR.. p. z. SMITH,

1.,<>...~-N CURGEON DENTIST, Artificial
NHD - Teeth on Nulcanizcd Rubher;
UfY$4A also, Hunters or Aliens Contin-
--AAl-D uous Gum and Block Work, il de-
sired. Office over Boyntons store, Iiptoh
Jnwan Y. = - IT VI Vl2nl
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LIVERY STABLE!

ftf TAYLOR & FLEMING, PRoPRIEToRs.
III the rear Of the Union Xotci Iipton,
, N1..- ~ 'ss.. IOepa. lii H. ... ..G-.s.
Carriages, Buggies g. Saddle Horses
To let Mt all times and at reasonable prices:
Careful and. experienced drivers furnished
when desired. lltf
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TIPTON MEAT MARKET.
PAINTING & GLAZING.

1OSEPH A. MCKEE will attend to all work
s) in the above line with promptness and up
on reasonable terms, and insure all jobs tskcn
by him to be done in worklnaniike manner.
PAPER HANGING done neatly and promptly
Tipton, Feb. 2Sth, 1866. 9tf
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J. TURNER, .s.gr.rf III. IL" M-\f N-NItp'
DRS. TURNER & MAYNARD
HAVE associated themselves together, for
III three years, for the p,ssctice OF Medicine
and Surgery.
Office on the south side of Public Square,
Upton, IowR .Zs@##H@@s nhVi-mo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-04-05

A WISE LANDLoRD.--Dno night u
judge, military officer and minister, all
applied for lodging ut All inn where
there was but one spare bed, and tho
landlord was called upon to decide which
had the best claim of the three.
~ have laid fifteen years in tho gar
rison ut b. said the officer.
81 have sat a. judge twenty YEAR, at
r. said the judge.
"With your leave, gentlemen, have
stood in the ministry for twenty-five
years ut NJ said the minister.
"That settles the dispute said tho
landlord. "You, Mr.. Captain, have
laid fifteen years-you Mr.. Judge have
sat twenty ysars-hut the aged pastor
has stood five and twenty years, 50 no
has certainly the bcst right to the bed. -
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All, dear, doctor, how is my
wife to day: The doctor shook his
head and said: You must prepare
for the worst, What said the hus-
band, do you think that she Is likely
to get over it.
toal oil springs that run | 800 barrels
a day-7o per cent. pure-are reported to
Rocky Mountains, $50 miles west Of Ft.
Laramie
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-04-05

,.,. .aan DIR. A.TA. BAILEY,
1TOMUOPATHIC- PHYSICIAN; has located
r. IN ('LAREStT IOWA. for the practice OF
Mcdicinc. All chronic diseases successfully
treated Office, at present, at Clarence Hotel.
Clarence Iowa. lZffi'h3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-04-05

The gossip about Queen Victoria and
the Scotch guardsinan Brown Is revived.
He was formerly 4 sort Of outdoor body
servant to Prince Albert, and in.lessl
he bears n strong resemblance to tho
Prince. She 50 dotes upon him that she
keeps him constantly near her person,
at all her palaces, and in all her Journeys
to and from them. She consults her pet
on all occasions and takes his advice so
absolutelely that the rest of the royal
household have become very jealous Of
him. The last story is that she is going
totknight him. Marry him she cannot.
for the law Of the realm forhils her
marrying one Of her own subjects.
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] JOHN s. TUTHILL,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
,) and Insurance Agent. Participating Poii-
cies issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer in the court house.
Upton, iowa, Sept 10th, 1865. ii n36vl3y
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CHARLES A. PRATEIT.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealer in
Guns, PISTOLS, &C.,
TIPToN, Iowa.

Repairing Of all
kinds done to order.
All desiring any
thing in my line
will please give me
u call. shop oppo-
site Il Powers
Livery Stable. 2m3
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F. A. GATES,

|tOUNTy SURVEYOR. All Wishing his ser
CFViees IRE rdquestedto address hilf at 10" :
den Cedar county. Iowa. VIM
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ROTHROCK & WOLF

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, TIPToN. Iowa:
n neyas IT. TROrf4RoCK.s / VIM. L. WOLF.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-21

49, u =. ~ !. 4, ~. W x. - 49,. ~ 81 =, ~
.uan ~. y e ss !ne PIP g = raj :
s:,s- ~ =. ceo-
~ s. !. OF
80 +. ~ !. y. c,lo
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49, r.. e 49, = e1.1'c 3
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be;nc r;if,,fs 1r;ss o' -. !. sp,: "
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49, u 5: ~ = ~ r..1tof 4nd knew 4
NV ~ u.se1 1eSe PositlQ1 w playtuk}{
,eyi,y; Lnco!A $as nun q - ate jest on
MS ups, WITH ssnuest eaFnesfncss at his heart.
a:l,,.els'on was = .ais !eP5eelfatsye Of the
IVY iioetallsy ~ tne gay choosing Iof.
ms hs u ~. no. .ne conscience g humanity
baar nj ~ e.a.,a' .'4,'a lincoln took e9
t,,a,, ~ ~ ~, uns =. ,i
scoa,,tea Tho :. ~
fidelity Palmarstar Ill d;a n,,sh;nO 10y, ~ -
endura. b;s .,raat aal,;a,., .. Il. s'as w.
t;on of pa,,;s,., ,,,''.J d.. i:,., s"1
wbere i Y,,,'st rrra r; ~ TIT ...s @
finished . woy III t;,,,a =. t.".
polmerston Il ] sb;n;n.r a,,,,,o of 49, ~.
of o.cult;vatad ar;l T., 49,. 49,
the Genuine fu;tS 81 st;trt;o,,s ,..s. ar
laborinc man shares ana ass;sts 70 far,,, ti,o
great ideas and DESIGNS of b;s countrs pal
.merston was buried in Westmin;ster Abhcv.
by the order of his Oueen and was folloxsSd
by the British aristocracy to his crave which
after few years will be noticed by the side
of the graves of Fox and Chatham. Lincoln
was followed by the sorrow of his country
across the continent to his resting place in the
heart of the Mississipp yalJdw To ii remen-
bered through all time by his countrymen.
and by all the peoples of the world.
- CONCLUSIONS.
As the sum of all, the hand of Lincoln rails
ed the flag tthe American people was the he
70 of the war; and therefore the result is a
new era of republicanism. The disturbances
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-21

This is no time to say that buras
but dust and ashes, that we m6etalS N ~
more than shadows in pursuit Of shal|6
How mean thing were man, # there were
not that within him which is higher than
himself-if he could not master the illusions
of sense, and discern the connections Of
events by superior light which comes from
God. He so shares the divine impulses that
he has power to subject interested passions
to love of country, and personal ambition to
the ennoblement of man. Not in vain has
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