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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-29

L " Ob LIN h9fI l-1 ~,
NNTlLl, be sold at public salc, tho residence Of
w the subscriber, in Lewis township, ncar Nc.
Evansville, MOI thumberlnnd county, P".,on
Wednesday nud Thursday, .hc ai5
and 9Th days of March. EstIS,
the following property, Ns'
PRIZE STOCK-HORSES AND MULES.
A span of brown match Mules. 10 hands high, we'll
broke.
pair Of match pnrrcl Horses, l6 hands high.
This spaD drew the first premium ut the PenusylNa
mia state Fair held Wilpmsport, the best paig
Of Horses exhibition for oil Ainds VI use.
CATTLE
thorough bred Durham Ball, yfs Old on July 10,
1867
thorough.bre Durham llcifer year old
2ycarling llcifcrs, Durham and Aderny cross
yearling Durham steers Iniil. Cows, Durham
and Aldcrny
thorough -brod Durham milk Cows, aud II Hoad
Of Beef Cuttie
SHEEP.
lGcolnslire Buck, y Ewes, sou'hdown ant
Cotswod cross with II lamb To thorough brud Lin.
colnshirc Buck, and ycarling wcathors.
HOGS
) Breeding sows, thorough bred, Chester g" whites
6 Shouts, thoroughbred Chester county whites
WHEELED IMPLEMENTS.
Three good two.horsc Wagons, two of them with
pipe boxes, Spring Wagon Carriage, Buckeye
Reaper, lIay Rake, and Myers Piston Grain prll
SLEDS AND SLElGIS.
One pair So / Bpb-Slods. lon; Sle,l-, ! log
Sled and Slcishs
HARNESS.
Set heavy breach. band Harness. . sctts Yankc"
Harness. seits Plow gears, ! double sctt Bugg"
Unrness, double sctts Fly Nets. single Fly Ne'r,
Saddles ilaltcra Lines collars brides and check
rcias.
BAKH IMPLEMEN Is.
One tuuhug rod Tlrcshing Machine and power,
| corn shcllor, wind mill, cutting boz 10 cattle
chlius, ralrs aud forks.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Ono hand press cider mill. pluws hairow- :
cultlyaOrs, corn pl0", doubc-trecS, spreads. log
chains tug -cbaiur. harrow CHAINS and fifth cham,
potato fork, pair breast chains, pair wagon Ind
dors, roller, pillow shares, grain cradles. moving
scythos, sickcs and corn cutters
TOOLS.
One cross.cut saw , post nugur4 and post horse,
| shaving horse, / sledgc, grubbng hoes, shoynIa,
spades, crowbarS, post-diggcrs and | cant book,
broad axes wrenchcs, apgus, cLscls planes hi!ling
hoes, uld grind stone.
SCNDRlES.
One cook stove, iron kettles brass kettle. spin-
ming wheels, brake, sausage stuiicr, lnri and
| butter hrkius benches -four chests, butter churnS,
bcdsteads barrels and water car, and other articles
too numerous 70 mention.
Sale TO commence at o'clock Nj, of oach oi
said days when terms will Lc made known by
SIMON CAMERON.
Lewis TOWNSHIP Jan %, 1888 is
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-29

ACCIDENT TO DisHoP SrEvRss.-A passenger car
on the Laokawanna & Bloomsbury Railroad, con.
tanning the RI. Rev Bishop Stevens, of Philadcl-
phin, Rev. A. A. MARBLE, of Scranton, and a few
other passengers, was thrown from the track by u
broken rail, about seven miles below Scranton, on
Thursday of last week, and precipitated down an
ombankment of considerable height. Bishop Ste
vens received some injuries about the head and
breast but we believe they not considered Of n
serious character. He is at tho residence of Judge
Conyngham, at Wilkesbarre. The other passengers
were also more or less injured, but none seriously
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SHERIFF SALES or REAL ESTATE.-Sheril' Beck
Icy will offer for sale the following real estate at
tho Court House, in this place on Saturday, eth of
March:
Three lots Of ground in the borough of Shamokin
Property of J. p. Finchcr.
building or bakery Water street, in Nor
cumberland. Property of Matthias smuck.
Tract of land in Washington township, contain
ing 2S acres and 100 perches Also another tract in
same township, containing 10 and % pcrches
Property Of Martin Gass.
Tract of land in LOWS township, containing :
acres. Property of James I. kcmcrer.
Lot or parcel of ground in the borough of Mt.
Carmel. Property Of Daniel Rohrty.
Tract Of land in Shamokin township containing 6
acrcs. Property of Isaac Furnan.
- >----..---
LEAP YEAR PAETY.--Somc of our young la.
dies taking advantage Of the privileges offered them
by leap year, gave party at the Central Hotel, on
Monday evening last The ladies did the inviting.
and in the midst Of heavy snow storm drove up
their rigging and escorted their male friends to the
hotci, provided the music and supper, paid all the
bills, and of course did all the talking as usual
The dancing wits kept up until a late hour. Both
the old and young bachelors present highly
pleased Taking it altogether it was one Of the
most pleasant and well conducted entertainments
we have attended, and in many respects the gentle
men might follow the example set them with great
advantage to themselves and their posterity.
On this occasion we were glad to meet some of our
bachelor friends, who were fast relapsng into the
scmbarbarous state of confirmed celibacy thus time.
ly rescued by this pleasant device from II fate toe
deporable to contemplate. Should the humanizing
influences Of the event continue until the next lear
year they may yet be saved
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NEW ADVERTlSEME ENTS.
REMOVAL
Il. -. = IA a " NON,
Matchmaker & Jeweler,

MARKET SQUARE, sUNBURY, Pa,
Will remove his Jewelry Store to Mler's Stone
Building corner Of Sd and Market Square,
ON FEBRUARY lst, 1868,
where he will be happy to receive his old customers
and the public in general Thankful for past fayOrs
he solicts continuance os tho same and he is de.
termned to sell as low the lowest, and for quality
not to be surpassed by any goods in tho market A
large assortment Of
Watches, Clocks, .gcwcIry and
silver Ware,
constantly hand consisting of all kinds Of Amcri
can Watches, such rs the
Howard, Appleton, Tracy g. Company,
fremont, Waltham, p. s. Bartlett, Vim. Ell
lery, Home and fine assortment OF Swiss
Watches
All kinds of 8 Day and 80 Hour Clocks I!
Silver tea setts card and cake baskets breakfast
and dinner castors, Celery stands syrup and drink.
ing cups, and full assortment Of Spoons, Knives
and Forks. Particular attention paid TO the repair
ing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Music Boxes
All work warranted.
Esh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-29

LESr.-The season Of Lent, which is strictly held
as time of fasting in the Catholic and Protestant
Episcopal Churches commenced on Wednesday last
and will continue for six weeks, ending on Easter
Sunday, the 18th of April. The rules of fasting or
abstinence in the Catholic Church are especially
rigid all persons over twenty years of age being
required to ebey them They are as follows Adults
are to make only one meal II day, excepting Sun
days. The meal allowed on fast days is not to be
taken till about noon At that meal, if on any day
permission should be granted for eating flesh both
flesh and fish are not to be used at the same time
even by way of seasoning A small refreshment,
commonly called collation., is allowed in the eve
ning no general rule to the quantity of food per-
mitted at this time is be made, but the prac.
tce of the most regular Christian is to let it
exceed the fourth part of an ordinary meal The
following persons exempted from the obligations
of fasting All under twenty-one years of age the
sick nursing women; those who are obliged to do
hard labor all Who through weakness, cannot fast
without great prejudice to their health. By dispen.
saton the use of flesh meat will be allowed at any
time on Sundays, and once a day on Mondays, Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, with the exception
of Holy Thursdays, and the second and last Satur-
days of Lent. Persons dispensed from tho obliga-
| tion Of fasting on account Of tender advanced
age, hard labor, not bound by the restriction
OF using meat days which It's use is granted by
dispensation. Others dispensed from the fast for
other causes, az well as those who are obliged 10
fast, are permitted to use meat only at one meal,
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TgE ANNUAL TAXES FoR isGS.--By the aot Of
Congress Of Juno 80, 1884, amended by the act Of
March 2, 1907, IL is mado tho duty Of any person
liable to annual tax, on before the first day of
March in each year, to mako return to tho Assis-
tant Assessor of the district wherein he resides of
his INCOME and of the articles in schedule A. owned
or kept by him, en- the first day of March.
Every person failing to make such return by the
day specified will be liable to be assessed by the
Assistant Assessor according to the best information
which he can obtain and in such case tho Assistant
Assessor will add fifty per cent to the amount of tho
tax, and from the valuation and enumeration go
made there be no appeal.
In case any person shall deliver to an Assessor any
false or fraudulent lis statement, with intent to
defeat or ovade the valuation or enumeration re-
quired by law, the Assistant Assessor will add one
hundred per cent. to the tax.
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ss,NBs'stS OsE. Sass.s..

. THE subscribcrs having just erected aud rVl ."
operation Mill fur the manufacture OF
LINsEED OIL,
offer the highest market price tor FLAA SEED
Thsy have attached "a their establ ishment Char
ming Mill and fMrineIs and Others wanting gam
chopped tor feeding, eau be accommodated 81 10"
shortest nGiios. 4 machine for ohopl!hA corn N'iN
tho cob is attached TO the mill ....-,.,,
MORGAN MASSEN.
January 25 1895 --ly
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DECEIT AND DEcEPTIos.-A new invention for
females is now all the rage, 1t is called "breast
ell" and consists of ndia-rubber bosom, which is
inflated, and heaves to and fro like a dfident mai
den, rising and swelling as the wearer Wishes by
pressing screw which connects, by means of tube,
with some fxings about the waist. They are worn
extensively, and the effect they have upon the un-
initiated is sometimes irresistible. gentleman is
walking along and meets fair dame who is anxious
to make an impression. But alas, he sees that she
is what Bulwer calls "a nat-bosomed spinster ~
Suddenly she puts her hand to her waist lets on the
wind, the breaser" initiates and he sees before him
comely formed maid, plump and round as a rosy
young widow This is an inventive age.
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so g old Watches (Am' n Watch CO.. $50 each, 9 500
80 Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machines 30 5000
so Howe's Sewing Machines, 90 5000
1000 Premiums OF 81 each, 1000
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS
copy one year, with one subscription, SlOO
copies, five 500
~ twenty 1000
Persons getting up clubs will be entitled to pre-
miums, as above,
Address LEWIS 4 Co, Al Mercer St, n. Y D, Box
1891.
Write the address plain, giving township, county
and State. Money by draft Post office order regis.
tered letter, or express, may be sent at risk,
Send 10 cts. for specimen copy containing all
necessary information.
REFERENCES.
Levi Stockwell, Treasurer of tho Howe Sewing
Machine Co, 500 broadway, New York.
Edward p Hatch, Secretary Of the Wilcox 4
Gibbs Sewing Machine Co, 5OS Broadway, n \.
Feb 10, 1868.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. September Is -The steamboat ex-
cursion add banquet given to-day by the Grand
COmmandery OF abe Knights Temp;ar II Mis-
souri,, 10 the Grand Encampment OF the United
states, was a Vety briliRhta affair. The steamers
Mississippi, Lady Cav, and Belle o. Alton, were
engaged for the purpose, and steamed away
from the ievee at ~ O'Clock, ascending The
river about nye miles, when they turned and
sailed past The city. with flags d Ing, bands
jefferson Bar a KS, twelve miles below here,
WnsTe tOey landed, and the whole party Went
ashore aud viewed the Cfhcers' quarters, sol.
q erS' barracks, and other p lints OF interest.
Shortly after teaving the city an elegsnt BAN
qnet was spread on each boat, which WIS par
taken OF by every body on board. There could
not nave been less than 300 persons, Including
the ladies, in the entire party, and for gsyety,
genuine good feeling and enjoyment was, psr-
hsps never surpassed.
Mrie steaming back 20 the city, and when
about three loiles from the lsnding, the Mfgsfs-
sippi, the flagship of The squadron, struck a
sunken wreck, and Knocked a no Elm her bot
tom The pumps Were Immediately set TO
work, but the Water gaining on them quite ram
Idly. the boat was run on the illinois shore. and
tee Lady Gay came alongside and took off her
p-asssngels, and co Veyed Them 10 the cisT
No alarm was caused by the 6isas'sr, aud no
ACCIDENT occurred during the transfer OF The
Hon Geo. II. Pendleton left here this after
noon for S~priugaeld, Ill., where he Will speak
tomorrow.
Albert pike spoke to a large crowd of Demo
Gratis. At Tammsny Hail, Tonight.
The arm Of GAYLORD, L~eavenworth & Co.
bankers. Of tsis city, who s1srended last April,
have settled with I'll tneir creditors. and the
business viii be continued by Samuel a. Gay
lord.
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In cur Finance and Trade Department
this morning, will be found Q very truth
full and reliable statement Of the present
condition Of the cotton crop aud its prob
able extent. From the figures and facts
therein furnished, We do not think a de-
cline from present prices Of the staple
can be justified or can long continue So
soon Is the matter we give cur readers
this morning. can find general circulation,
proving as it does the correctness OF the
specuIstions OF our shrewdeet "cotton
men," prices must tend up as rapidly As,
last week and the first part OF this, they
have declined. Il is very doubtful
whether the crop will reach 10000 0
bales. II not, the deficiency in receipts
from all parts Of the world, at Liverpool,
will be SO great as 10 excite the market
to c standard Of rates as high at least Is
those prevailing at the close Of the last
commercial year.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September lS.-San COlyer has
arrived in Washington, and had an interview
with his antagonist IN tue prize ring, Billy Ed
wards, in relation TO another contest. Colyer
Is anxious 20 recover his lost iaurelS. Edwards
is satisfied, and positively declines another bat
tie with any one.
Alfred K. smith, q stage driver, was yesterday
committed for stabbing his wife and infitctiDg a
serious wound.
A Working WOman's Association IVES orgsn-
lied yesterday, with Mrs Anne TObell as Pfesi.
dent. The object was to endeavor. by an or
ganizatiCn similar to mems, 10 regulate wages
and obtain a higher rate,
A fire on Fulton avenne and Navy street.
Brooklyn his morning, destroyed seven dwell
incs and eiSht stores, with over the
st0reS Thirty families are rendered houseless.
Tne total loss is $4,000. NOlivss lost.
There was q heavy frost at Hartford, Proyi-
dance, and Springfield, and in many places in
Maine last night.
An insane man named MIchae CDnlon, this
morning stabbed his wife while asleep in bel.
Her cries hrCughtto her aid o men, who were
d 81 stabbed By ConlOn. The men we're ssri-
ouSly aud the woman slightly Injured. Con-
Ion was secured.
Jamaica advicss TO August 25ih state that the
small pox continues ON the north side OF the
island.
Anxiety is felt here for the safety Of the
steamship Northern Light, which LEFT here Au-
gust I'd, for Bremen, and has not since been
heard from.
An vessels arriving during the last few days
damage from the Cyclone on the 9th.
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MARIE.

AUGUSTA, September lS.-Oficial returns
from more Lhaa three-fourths OF the towns OF
the entire Stale fully confirm our claim to 20
900 MAORI y. We z ain more than 300 on last
years majority, and are 1900 n excess OF our
average majority for the last twelve years.
Tue total vote is by lar the largest ever cast in
Maine.
[S.gnedl JAS. G.. BLAINE
Chairman State Radical Committee.
This staten emit Is made out OF whole
cloth, and is not borne out by the statistics. II
the majority is as stated-20.0 0C-as compared
with toe figures OF 1866, thers is Still a DEMO
CRATICG GAIN OF 1890. This Is c0rTect.-EIs. AP,
PEAL.l
Gus September 1S.-Returns from 406
towns give Chsmbsr.aiu co lea. Phi sbu Y ~ ST.
Maori Tor Chamberlain, 20 SlT. Towns yet 20
be heard from gave lssJ year, ~Chaotsriain
4237, Pllsbury $50. All parties sgree that
UhsmDeriain's majority will be at least 20,tG0.
Official statement Will be published next week.
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NOVA 0

HALIFAX, September 1s-The annual con-
veptleu OF the Young Msn's Christian Associa-
ton opened yestoldRy with 200 delegates pres
eRt.
lis confidently believed that Mr.. Howe not
only EC3Spted the Union on trial for q few
years, nut couAselled come OF his constituents
10 do the same.
A Tumur is circulated respecting the detection
OF the Prominent Repeater.
II IS said the recent visit OF The Canadian
Ministry had bsen more successful than was
genera ly supposed.
Ths Ottawa delegation on behalf OF the do
Tainlon If the government, VIII proceed 70
Eagiand 10 make a inal settlement about the
transfer OF the northwest territory and Canada
Is expected.
The question VIII be ssttled aud submitted to
Parliament a. the next meeting.
Il is said that Backley's rrstsuded insanity Is
e russ Of the Medical Board, who pronounced
bin insane.
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WARRINGTON

WASHINGTON, 7. C.. September Ig.-The IRE
IN Lynehburg, yesterday, burned the tobacco
wsrehCu7e on Main aud West ~strests, together
with a large amount OF tobacco, and also a
irIIrtd 10y Jumping frCm a window OF the
dwelling. Inc property was all insured.
Attorney General Eyarls arrived this morn
irg
Col L. Gressby, OF Ksataeky, has been APP
pointed uepIiy Collector - Inc FgIt of New
YORK, having Charge OF transition % IueTenGa-
disc bsLwesn the atlantic and PSCidc ports.
j. rs. Dodge, statistic an Of the Department OF
A~gIl-u.Jurs, LETT tie city tonight 10 represent
that department al the State falrs OF Onio and
Illinois
The prospect now Is that there VIII be a quo
rum In 10Th Houses on Monday. There have
been several additional arrivals Of memberS
to-iSy.
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ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ca, September l6.-The House to-
day passed the Senate relief bill by e vote OF Il
Ia %.
Resolutions were adopted rspsaling the for
me- action of tue House to stay the collection
OF debJs, aud declaring that collections can be
made when presented
TAe relief DnI receives the Governors sigma
ture.
The Senate adopted the amendment TO the
tax bill taxing foreign Insurance companies
one per cent. en- premium. stale companies
are taxed on capital stOsk.
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MARKEEs
e York sHarkes.

NNw YoRK September lS-Cotton more
steady. Sales 100 bales; uplands Gx. Flour,
and Western s. 7595 30 Wheat. Ten.
81 f392 1t. Corn 81 i4@l 2. Rica dull.
conee steady. Sugar very quiet Cuba I04all.
firm.
Dry Goods-Brown sheetinss l51l6c, for East
efn, and l49l5e for Southern makes. Prints,
best makes, I2K@tSn. Canton hanne's deelin.
ing. Amoskeag, Bsosn A. &c; kllerton 25s for
sud $50 for 6leached.
Aaney-EaGy Cali loans SkN orders for 70.
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AUNDkY PAPER,

We urge upon our advertising friends
the Importance of handing in their fa-
vors for the SUNDAY APPEAL at as early
sn hour before 6 pm. to-day as possible.
The disposition of our columns and the
increased and increasing number Of our
Issues compel US to go to press at a very
early hour. Our patrons viii please re-
member this.
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FOREIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG, September lS.-Tro0ps in
Central Asia viii be reinforced.
Evacuation OF BOkahara by Russians Is not
conn med.
LONDON, September Is.-Jchn Young, present
Gov eTuor Of New South Wales, Ia named Ior
Governor General OF Canada.
FLORENCE, September lS.-ABzerinetsays the
Italian Ministry has not asked the withdrawal
OF French troops from Rome.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-19

BosroE, September Is.-Jsbn Quincy Adams
accepts the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor OF Massachusetts. He Obiects. however, to
/. plank of the National Democrat c Conven-
ton, relative to finance. and aYows himself a
jackson Democrat. believing ia hard money.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, September ls.-The time Of
the Senate this morning was occupied In the
discussion OF political topics.
The House adjourned after a session OF 3 few
minutes, and the Radical members went into
a.trnua y-Ffh closed dOnrg-
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ELMYRA, n. Y.

ELhYRA n. Y, September lS.-A disastrous
fire broke out in Arnold's Block, corner OF Lake
and Wafer streets, occupied by Il. b. Cook &
Co., hardware merchants, about hllf past len
O'Clock last night. which burned the entire up
per stories OF the block. Loss $4,000; insured
for $4,000,
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san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCIsCe, September l8.-Oregon Leg
islature met at Saiim yesterday. Democratic
majority IN senate four, in House eleven.
Notice was given that a bill would be intro
duced to repeal tee resolution by which lith
amendment To Constitution was adopted.
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Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage
which has been heretofore bestowed on me by
by my friends In TENNESSEE, Mississippi and
Arkansas. I respectfully AJAX 4 continuance of
the same.
have slso associated with me in business,
Mf. CAShtSs I91meIly ~ SCUM Safollns,
friends and patnpns, ), d. MCCLURE,
sept
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SCHENECTADY, y. Y, September ls.-Slephen
Sanford to-day was nominated b. the Repub-
licans OF the Eighteenth District for cong-eSs.
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Attention, AIiNtta!

WHITE AND CoLoRED members Of the
w late enrolled Militia District OF West Ten
neSsee VIII please CAL upon the undersigned,
Al their earliest convenience ct his ONCE, as he
u aoout 10 make one more land, be believes, a
- nnaI enort 10 obtain pay for services nom
the United States Government without any
cost whatever 10 the members.
Capt. KELSEY BOND,
Aaoam vincent Block, corner Court and
Eaeond streets. ssni7 Ia
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CARDS.
"A cara.

NEW ORLEANS, August II, Is8R.
NrPSSRS MAYER, MARSSUErZ & Co. OF
nj Memuhis, are the only ones Tor whom I
VIII hareaftar NIL mp arders for thst market.
They are authorised to sell my cigars TO dealers
AZ factory prices.
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