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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18
ooDesportes, Williams & Co., Proprietors.1

De neE SfanuSlre, lS ON am0un6 oalCU.
lated to keep the good lady in q, state
of pleasurable. excitement for the rest
Of her life, and keep the lawyers pro-
fitably busy during the same space Of
time. The trescherous old ootogena
rian being obstinate in tho opinion
that the degree 10 which her affections
have suffered injury is fairly medioa-
BILE by single dime. Should the lady
succeed in her suit, old lovers will be
very cautious how they make salt, and
will hardly venture TO visit n female
acquaintance at all unless assured by
bopds, properly signed and sealed, that
no sinister object Is entertained by
either party. ".5i54a0aa 80 1Hf.
More inneaent ia tho practice. .ss
you may have seen, at Long Branch,
where Grant, Sherman and score q of
other Generals are sproyiug,4 to- the
dismay of the political fashionables,
that, whatever the merits of their
famous soldiers in war, they are by no
means experts lin dancing ;5and are
apt to stumble, from the round dance,
into the more congenial and less diff
cult movements of q Tennessee or
Kentucky "Break Down." l !.
Grant is still receiving presents
daily, aud takes oomplacently what
ever, Is given him, from house to q
horse, an elephat to an apple, regard
ing itwholly as an act of grace to save
the donor from surprise and mQrtifica-
tion. ALPS grist that goes't his
mill. In his case the appetite seems
to grow from what it feeds on. :, 5'0H
But Long Branch, Saratoga, and
indeed ali of the watering places,
share in the general groaning of popu-
lar impecuniosity. They are this
season scarcely half filled, and the
crowd issonly to be found where the
lovable aud epauletted gentry are met
together. One Of the landlords at
Saratoga, accordingly, with wise
forecast, has accorded to Grant, wife,
family, nephews, cousins and suito
generally, the freedom of bis house,
which the General, purely from
habit, we suppose, has generously
accepted, to the great dismay Of all
the rival establishments, who ought,
from the universal knowledge of the
hero's accessibility, to have taken time
by the forelock, and in the same fash
ion. Doubtless the theatres will soon
follow the example, and bog the Gene.
raj for the whole dramatic campaign
possibly dividing him among them
They know the hero to be very poor,
on the small pay Of his office sand the
opinion grows that he is quite as
greedy, if not so great, as Marlbo
rough and other Generals, not so great
as either, but of whom something
more is known, in the South at least.
All classes, from the chimney sweep
to tina millionaire, and the President
to the sweep, are now suffering from
that impecuniosity which promises to
be epidemioal in the North as we'll as
lin the South. Anaturai reaction is
in progress, and the shoddy and .sPe.
ter He" millionairos. of. the war, are
beginning tto discover that they
have lived too fast, and that the for
tunes of accident or cunning do not
always grow in degree with tho appe.
tites Of vanity, or the follies Of osten.
tati GUS expenditures. 2aih
@sra,8 isQuIpRlpEs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18
A young Girl named !Caroline Ke.el,

/ a young GIRL named Caroline Ketoh-
mn, !ssyenteep years DID, wac stabbed
thres. times in The City Park, New Or
leagpsse ibytt, her ss3ucer one Salvador
fcTarlcttea bscause, she tbreatsnsa TO pre-
vent. him from marrying another He
GpnsentedI % ,spars heE7 lurtber wounds
when sheIhad ssworp peyer to tell twhp
had stabbed her; and leaving her to, DID
he hurried away. = The girl managed to
dfaghetself 70. appellee station, Where
her woaIds wefs tfonouhced mortal.
She was removed tda iiospiial;sf there,
sosereated solieitations,3 hle sefnsSh %
s6eeaf The isanis of her yassassin, and
IthGs bssaiehsf oathy Busishsf aefsidn,
dieclossd it. Search was made, bat ast
lsss accenpts s6ss sglnfasrer. bad not. beer,
Gsad, thc6g6 his Hood spripkleo
ssSss sssiis ssIs ,,is .Jssiapncc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18

b ss alli i'm 81 bsbls sbss I'D
rafs566f Ep, eS0t saa VI I've ,apd gsiigea
,sill. BIS cod Sttains bis nal 81 y ity. y y ne
Prince Ihapsrfaf Is fi6S ID The fouri
taspth yssr Of bio sgs, while Napolsoi,
10 In bis sixsy-secona year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18

neatly afall Republican vote. Brown. Brown
lo% Professos Surprise at Tie election
returns; and sayS'tlB Conservative iri.
.uhph 10 greater han he expected. oovs
!; I've are not ,noliped TO- believe that
Mr. Johnson will DO elected a senator. /
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18

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gotta letter assorai6gfso oai slsapsfisHes
:ss6ftoff Ssas sDfanciis Gal I5aya
philaaelpksa's iDayS MsW dy5SllSs k
pays, Oolambia sss Days, Aiken iS
|DaYs, sSfhMh, f5Miles 'ifasf kssfA IA
Day Nailed q laStsas' S@h @hil6 az ia1e ia,
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ii6f affivea yss! w hiis hass1 III hi siiiifsd RhR
||ySSSeised oths following 3n taS bacs 4 s,,of
an Envesops aaid aot esaiS df 80 W SGla
bayo beeD put In tho BoS.s~ 1Hs
Referee.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18

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10 a house .without. children ,is lie, !
lantern and no candle, !; !as garden end
no yhowseysi y q vino and, mo grapes q
brock with no. water 4 gusgling end
& irashing ip its ehanael. gsaae,sai, oas
sMarauis Of aIsasS SontiaasS hse
liberal benssSosions 10 Catholic ipstis
|tatiSns & ffla 1atsSt fft ID one gof ftwo
pthoSisando po9n tS d now Cashdlic
d ,ieyssIf Is,s II soSbissy to bs ssa sSsaas II
,assy.a h9xst sla III ssaglca bsaieE;
ID Ghieago Ssg inyantedss sn0yabiS
ehHrcll FOR use is1 angass D aeeVlbl
aates lS09i iwasAhip ippess.g cpd fslaEaB
picely when messing ia 0seyss 4 Essli
Fiftysdollas psrasois, with watcheS
sn the handles, are the latest agony.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18

IsyThsD DdIhoesats,e elseeathtaSaStahs
Radicals three members Of Congress id
Alabama,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
From the Toledo Blada1
Nasty in Distress.
PEPPERS TAVERN, Holmes Co., O.,
September l, 1859.

PEPPERS TAVERN, Holmes Co., o.,
September 1, 1859.
I he'd parshelly prepared an appeal to
the Democracy nv Maine, Ohio, and Penn
sylvany, but jest ez I was finishin Nv it
up, that infamous wretch, Pepper, came
in with his bill for board. I can't liqui-
date it, and am preparin to be elected
from the premises. Ez I know from ex.
perience what method will be adopted to
remove me from the house, heV stuffed
the sheets from my bed in the seat OF my
pantaloons. Thus genius mitigates evil
which it cannot altogether avoid. The
sheets will ease the kick, and kin be sold
for enuf to pay ralerode fare. Let Pep
per come, am prepared.
shell go to Mock Chunk, Pennsylvany.
As Packer, our glorious standard-beare
hez twelve millions Nv dollars, and want
to get in afore it is all gone. Ez the lead.
ers Nv the Philadelphia Democracy hev
he'd full swing at him for over a month,
must make haste. In the general bleedin
the old man hez subjected hisself to ii
would be an infamous shame if / don't get
few drops. o, that Pendleton was old,
and rich, anxious to be Governor. 0,
how envy them Pennsylvany Democrats
who have Packer in hand! It's better for
EN- than gold mine. But
hear Peppers steps on the stairs
Adoo.
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
witch wuz Postmaster.)
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
THE FEVER AND AGUE SEASON.

When the leaves BEGIN to CHANGE, remittent ana
intermittent fevers make their appearance From
the surface Of the earth, bathed nightly L. heavy
dews, rom marines and svamps surchssssd WIT.
moisture, from the dyipg foliage q the vosds.
from fostering POOLS and sluggish streams, The an
If September evolves clouds Of miasmaic vapor
perilous to he alth and life. The boiy, deprived
by the burning temperature OF July and August
of much of its vigor and elasticity, IL not in .
proper plight to resist malaria and hence all dis
eases that produced by depraved condition
of the atmosphere are particularly prevalent in
the Fall.
There is reason why the health Of Thousands
of people should be thus sacrificed. A prepara-
tory course Of HOS letters STOMACH BIT
TIERS is a certain protection against the epidem-
| les and edemIcs which Autumn brings in its
train. Let all dw-llers in unhealthy localities,
liable TO such vis.tations. give heed the warn
ing and advice conveyed in this advertisement
and they may bid def ance to the foul exhaiations
which are now rising. night aid day, from the
| soil around them. No farmhouse in the land
should be withOu. this invaluable exhilarant and
invigorsnt at any period Of the year, but espe-
cialy in the Fall 1t Is not safe 10 60 forth into
the chill misty atmosphere Of the Septem b~r
morning or evening with the stomach unfortifi-d
by tonic. and OF all the tonics which me iical
oh, inistry has yet gwen 10 the world, HOSTEL r
| ER'S B1TrERS are admitted to be the puTest,
the most whol.spme, and the most beneficial.
Let all who desire 10 escap- the bilious attacks
bowel onplaints and mslarious fever., take the
| EIrrEkS at lea-t twice day throughout the
present season. 1t Is whole -ome II Is infal-
/ liable Look To the trade mark, ..HOSTETTEkS
! STOMACH Bit ERS," engraved on the label
and embossed on the bottle, and their revenue
stamp covering the cork, a counterfeit. and int
| tations abound.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
BOILS.

Like the volcano, bofls give issue to me foul
and aery contents Of the deep Interior. To re-
move the cause Of such suffering 1t II o.ly neccs-
.ary 10 vitalze the blood BY supplying 1t with fts
Life Element, Iron.
THE PERUVIAN sYRUP.
"a protected solution Of the! Prosoxide OF IrOn'
will do this efIectually, and give strength, vsor
and new life to the whole system.
ryraAor OF A LETTER FROM Rev. RICHARD 9.
xpEs, OF BOLTON, AAss.
"For wears was a sufferer from Boils, 40 tna.
nv III. became wearisome through their frequent
and PERSISTENT recurrence; huA y caIouhce
formed in the small Of my back. During It's pro-
GRE lar. pieces uf decomp osed flesh were eveSy
day or two cut away, and the prostration ana
general disturbance Of the system were xreat. pc
fore had recovered from this attack two smaller
carbunc!es broke out higher up and Was again
threatened with u recurrence OF the sunrrp8s 70
which had 30 long been subjected 1t vas ~
This time that commenced taking the PERUVIAN
Syrup l continued taking 1t until 1 hao useo
ave pttles since then have had nothing III me
kind. For years was one Of the greatest sunea-
els. Other medicines gave me partial ana km-
porary relief, but this remarkable remedy: Win
a kind and intuitive sense, went directly 10 tne
root ~ the evil and did its work with thorough
ness WORTHY OF its established character.
A 81 page Pamphlet sent free. The genuine
has "Peruyian =, rup" blown on the glass.
up. DiNSMORE, Proprietor,
No. 50 Dey st., New York.
SoId no all drup xist,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Items.

Reports have been received of dam
ages to fifty-sev churches in New Eng
land by the storm last week.
"A newly married man visited Bal
timore Touring mill, and the wheels made
his bride widow.
Why are weekly newspapers unpop,
ulaI in Chicago? Because their readers
do not like to see the announcement OF
their weddings and divorces in the same
paper.
"A new style of conducting funerals
is coming into vogue in Hartford. Bear.
ers, selected fLom among the friends OF
the deceased, walk behind the remains
which are carried by persons employed
by the undertaken in charge, the bearers
having nothing 10 do with handling the
coffin.
Mark Twain thinks that soda water
i. not very reliable for steady drink
1t is too gassy. The next morning afteI
drinking thir.y-eisht bottles he found
himself full of gas and rs light "a bal
loon. He hadn't an article of clothin.
that he could wear excep, his umbrella.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

terry Of sainte Fol. A few days since her
mother alec expired, having before her
death expressed a wish to repose in the
same coffin with her daughter. A large
coffin was accordingly constructed to con-
tain the two corpses, and the body OF the
young lady was exhumed. It was then
discovered that the winding-sheet had
been torn open, and the right hand, which
was disengaged from its folds, WAS deeply
marked with bites On the lid OF the
coffin were some marks made with the
crucifix which lay on her breast, and the
whole circumstances of the case left no
doubt that the unfortunate young lady
had been victim to tho horrors OF pre-
mature burial. Intense excitement pre-.
walls in the neIghborhood, and an official
inquiry is to be made on the subject.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

No HUMBUG.-We do not wish to inform you,
reader, that DIR. Wonderful or any o,her man,
has discovered a remedy that cures all diseases OF
m nd body or e,tate. and is designed to make our
subluna,y sphere a bis full paradise, to which
heaven its eli shall be but side show, but We do
wish to inform you that DIR. Sages Ca'arrh
Remedy has cured Thousands of cases Ofcatarrh in
its wort forms and stages, and the proprietor will
pay $50 tor a case Of this loathsome disease that
he cannot cure. It may be procured by mail for
sixty cents, BY addressing Il. v. Pierce. Nd,
Buffalo, N. z. For sale BY most druggists every
where.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

PULvERIzING HARROw.-One of the
many nice things for the farmer which We
saw at the State Fair at Burlington wal
the Pulverizing Harrow, exhibited by
Messrs. Cults s. Ray, Of Cornwall
Instead of having teeth, it is supported
by wheels, and has q seat upon which the
driver rides.
We did not see it in operation. but nm
der-tand that it has given satisfaction
where it has been used. Hon. w. r,
Sanford, one of the directors of the So
ciety, says he has sed one on his farm in
Orwell, and think no farmer can afford
to get along without one, for, in his opin'
ion, it will do the work of four common
harrows, and leaves the ground in bettsa
condition.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

Strange, but true, war, disease and famine arr
conideIed the most powerful emissarics of death
There are Others, more destructive than the thre'
united. We a'lude to the d. " poisons sold a
rum, gin, brandy, whisky, SC A glance II. oul
criminal calendars, police reports and medica
statistics proves this. There restrictions OF
the sale of SpeeI's sambuci wine-a hatterinl
testimonial Of its worth and purity. In oul
opinion its sale should be encouraged in ever,
section Of the country. not merely for its none
intoxicating properties, but for its and valu
able medicinal virtues, approved by eminen
members OF the faculty, in Europe AMI America.
Washington Star.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
.coAkrORT AND BLISS, OR PAIN AND
AGONY.

DIR. Tobias Celebrated vevetian Linimenf.
whose wonderful cures, sure and instantaneous
action, in cases Of Chronic Rheumatism, Hsed:
ache, Toothache, Group. Cuts, Burns, Conc,
Dy.,entery, ETC., have astonished the civili,ed
world, is no new catchpenny; but an article thAs
has stood the test Of twenty-five yeau. The
enon nous sale and rapidly Increasing demsDd y
At one the surest evidence Of its usefulness and
populs rity. No family should be without . bot
tie in he house. Hundreds Of dollars and many
hours of suffering may be saved BY it timely
use.
Collie, .Cramp. and Dysentery. yisd 1t once 70
its paine urative properties. 1t 10 perfectly limo
cent and can be given to the oldest person OF
youngest c, ',ild. No matter il you have no comb
dence IN atent Medicines-try this. and you
will be sure % buy again, and recommend TO you1
friends. HUI. 1dreds Of Physicians recommend u
in their pract ice.
Sold by the druggists and storekespsrs. Price
Fifty Cents an One Dollar. Depot, 10 Paxl
Place, New Yorl:. sepsS-dsvin
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

pa1eHrruL DrvBLopMBNTs.

FRIGHTFUL DBvBLOP3HNIDs
At last the people have got TIE fses
their hair" that hair dyes inpsegnassa -
acetate of lead and otAsr metallic saafs ne
MURDERoUsP REPARATIONA
When they see the metallic ssdinsst e tn boe-
tom of the bettles, they know that tAs disenseinG
stuff is literally thicksned with Poison. 1se5
ask, therefore, for 0
HARMLESS VEGETABLE DYE,
and ind II, pure and eficacious, IN
CRISTODORO'S EXCELSIOB HAAk DE
offered under the sanction Of Professor CniisoeI
guarantee that it contains nothing de'etefsoos'
ORIsTADOROS HAIR PRRSBRVATiVE q
Z Dressing, asts like charm oaths hair assel
.Oyeing. Tryit sspsiIoSWi0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

PK11Y DAVE PAM KnLrH, a. an internal
remedy, has no equal In cases II cholera. .um.
mer compasint, dyspepsis, dyseptery, asthma. IL
cures In one night, BY taking 1t internally, and
bathing with it freely 1t is the best iinirnent in
America Its action is like migic, when exter-
nsiiy applied TO bad sores, burns, scaids. and
sprains. For the sick headache and too, LAehe.
don't fail TO try it. In short, il IL PAIN Killer
sep;4dkw4v
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
WINDSOR COUNTY.

PREMATURE BURIAL-A terrible story
reported from Agen, and sttested both by
u doctor, and by the Directeur des Pompes
Funebree, shows that fears of premature
burial IN France are not unfounded, il
consequence Of the law commanding in.
tsrmsnt within twenty-four. hours after
dssth. A young Lady Of Agen died about
. yer EGO, and wo buried IN the csme'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
PECULIAR ADAPTABILYrY.
BRANpRRTR's prLIs-

Their peculiar adap.ability to all constitutions
a. cleansers Of the bowels and the blood has en-.
tablished their great merit. They restore the
liver, the spleen and even the heart to healthy
action when other remedies have been used With.
out producing any benefit. They do not expose
those Who use them to any danger, being % safs
- saiutary.
Extract from Letter to Dr. BraadreA, from y. C..
FAY, EsQ., p. A., Hdmmonton, " J..
I'm lsSS was inc poor health, and nv frienas
as we'll - myself supposed thst my earthly vo,.
age would soon terminate. But after taxing ons
box Of Brandreth's Pills, began TO feel better.
Well, STR, when had used up twelve boxes I "a.
well, healthy NANNY weight having pun.
from Isl pounds up to l53 pounds then ord.,-
ed supply, and between that time and thu nrs-.
ent have retsiled thr' thousand dollar, vo,th
OF these invs liable pills. and an quite sure th..
nave thereby been instrumental IN sav,ne thou.
sands Of lives.
"Youn, truly. CLAY.
Sold ~ Al Druggists. Observe nv psra a.
white lstseu in the governmsnt sts.m.
D.BRAND1yxa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

APoLoGY.-Mr. Webster wrote, afte,
Continued provocation, to the editor of q
newspaper which referred to his private
aft ir1 and especially to his not not paving
hl- debts. He said substantially at i,
trae that l have not always paid nv
debts punctuallv, and that owe money
One cause OF this is that I have no,
pressed those who owe me for pay. A.
an instance OF this enclose your fathers
note, made to me thirty years ago. for
money lent him to educate his bovs.S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

~ Aliens Congress Bitters daily become
popular. They will cleanse the system and pun
fy the blood. A combination Of sixteen different
roots, herbs and b4rks furnishes thar peculiar
healing and healthy poser. IL you are lick they
will help you II you are well they Will prevent
disease. For rale by all respectable druggists.
Manufactured at Fort Eewsrd, NY.
Burr Perry, 2GTrsmont St, Boston Henry
Co., Burlington, VT, wholesale Agents.
auglsdim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

SAD STORY-Here is sad story of the
late gale. A wealthy Providence lady,
whose two little children were at school
when the gale came on, sent servant for
them but the teacher refused to let them
go in such storm, and the mother seeing
him return without them went into con-
WILSON'S and died in q short time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

GEE WooNAx! In another column, picking
grapes for speers Wine. 1t is An admissible ar
ticle, used in hospitals, and by the first class Ia
miles in Paris. London and New York, In pre-
forence 70 European and California wines.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
BOURBON wHIsKEY.

For Asthma, colds, and for al troubles Of q
kindred nature. u-e Golden sh.af Bourhon WINS
key. II is sold in large square bottles, with the
name Of c. A. RICHARDS on every bottle, by
all druggists AMI grocers everywhere. c. A.
RICHARDS co, 80 Washington street, Bos-
ton, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House in
America.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
4 GENTS! READ THIS !
UsEA.B. FAHNEsToCKs yERMIFUGE.
NAIANTED--AG AGENTS FOR HOW
Nv n Z

NV AN ED--- 4 NrE : - FUN HOW
w t. MAKE THE FARM PAY.
The Farmers Book BY w. .. E,ckerman and
Hon. Charles H. Flint. In both English and Ger
man. showing how TO double the value of and
m AXE three times much out Of stock; raiss
three times much Gram, Hay, Roots and all
farm crops and more than double al the profits
OF the farm. Every farmer, stock raiser, gardner
AM futt culfurist vans IT. One Hung red and
forty Illustrations Sales immense. Bend for
circular. Enterprts,ng men will learn the par
tcui ,rs of a IN ney-m iking business ny address
Iug IEIGIrR, MccURDY Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
or Springfield, Mas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

Quick WORK" Have you seen B.
lately ? inquired a gentleman of me-
deal friend. "What! don't you know p
was the reply. I'VE were dining tope-
Their day or tw o ago; the next dav
he fell i'll; l attended him; he died in
the evening. Poor fellow; I dissected
him this morning
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
WHO SAYS NO, IT CANNOT BE DONE,

tell you it is fafe. Ca'arrh can be radically
cured. Use Wolcott's Annihiiator. Pint bottles,
o., IN white wrappers, or send To DIR. wolcott,
10 Chatham square N. Y, IS, Tor SIX pints, sent
free Of express charges; or one pint Of woloott's
Pain Paint, il you suffer any pain.
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