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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-12-07

EgAfter long silence our Marietta
correspondent greets the SPIRIT read
ers with letter possessing more than
ordinary interest 1t is valuable con-
t"ibution because of the antiquity con
tanned therein We trust Ben will con-
tinue his antiquarian researches and pen
US the results.
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Vim, Knabc & Co.'s
FIRST pREMIUx GOLD IErA3
Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
Orer so Gold aad .SiIper Medals Re.
ceiued 0rer all Competitors; the High.
est A1cardS of Nsri..

THEsE INSTRUMENTS HAVING REEN BE-
| fore the public for ths past thirty years,
have upon their excelleocs RIaue at:atna4 N
unpurchased pre- -eminenee that proneInoa,
them unequ4llei.
Their TONE combines great powerrichns
sweetness, and fine singing quality, as yell
as great purity of intnnation aud hsr;noai-
ou7ness throughout the entire scala.
The TOUCH ia plant and elastic, api Is
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many piauos,w which CAUSES the performer t o
60 easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they came. he ex.
celed. Their action is constructed With q
care and attention to srery part therein that
characteFizas the finest mechanism. Nous
hut the best seasoned material Is used In
their manufacture, and they will aocspt the
hard usage Of the c3n5art room with that
Of the por;or upon al equality, unaffected in
their melody; in fact thoy ave constructed
Not for n Xear. but Toreyer."
AL Of KIABS's SQgAgs Pianos havs tbeiI
now improved Grand scals 4a3 tina Patent
Asfa;Ta Treble in uHper octavas.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST II. 1885,
which is conceded by ali our greatest artists
aud critics to be the grandeat improvsmeut
used in. the construction ot Pianos Ksery
instrument fully. warIaat91 for I've yo2ra,
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Toihe spirit Subscribers.

All subscribers to the SPIRIT who de
desire to take the fashion magazines can
obtain
Demorest's Magazine (the regular
price of which is So for %,
Or the Lady's Friend Irregular price
SO so, for 81 so,
BY leaving their subscriptions at this
office We will forward all sums, to the
publishers, free of charge.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS s.-We invite
public attention to ours new advertise
ments in this issue. It is safe maxim
to buy of those grocers and merchants
who proclaim to the public what they
have to sell.
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Specjal Votices.
Esr0rs of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for sore years
from Nervou. Debility, Premature Decay and
all the Effects Of youthful ind'scretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
10 all who need it, the receipt ard directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured, Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, eau do so By address
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
pa25Y. No. az Cedar street, New York,
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.EWe learn that the Monroe County
Agricultural Society will lose the fund
of s12S, this year, heretofore drawn
from the State, owing to the neglect of
the proper officer to make annual report
The Secretary is willing to make oath
that the report was made out and for
warded at the proper time.
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LEGAL Eoti@.

NOTICE Is hereby given tbis the last viii
II aud testament o. Lewis Kuatts late of Mon
roo county, Clio deceased, together with the
rooo:d thereof was destroyed by fire on the 18th
day of June, lGts'. aud thst duly certified
cory the2eat pas admitted to record in the Pro
hl!e Csgrt CT slid county on the l4th day of
June, lee9, an1 recorded therein.
". T. SINCLAIR.
novi3w3 Probate Judge.
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Attachment.

Joseph Fehrenbach J Vt my instance an al.
VS. tachnent was Issued on
Joseph Kuntz the 25th day of Novem-
her, 1863 by J. A. schwob, Justice of the
Peace of Malaga township, Monroe county
Ohio, against the goods, chattels, rights cred.
its. moneys and effects of the defendant, Jo-
seph Kuntz, an abseonding debtor, for the
sum of 81 90.
dec7w3. JOSEPH FEHRENBACH.
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Attachment.

Barbara Kunszl Al nay instance an attachment
VS. }was issuad on The 23th DAY Of
Joseph Kuntz. J November, 1860. by J. A.
Schwob, Justice Of the Peace of Malaga town
slim, Monroe county, State of Onio, against the
goods, cil.tts!s, RIGHTS. credits, moneys aad
effects, stocks or interest il stocks, Of the DC
fendant, Joseph Kuntz, al abacondiag debtor,
for the sum Of $50. -.
dec7w3. GARBARAKUNTZ.
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wPeterson's Magazine for Decem
ber is on our table in advance 1t is
a splendid number viii two steel engra-
wings, mammoth fashion plate, col
ored pattern in Berlin work, and nearly
fifty wood cuts We do not wonder al
the immense circulation Of Peterson. =
said to be the largest in the world-for
it really gices mare for the money than
any othpr. Every lady onght to sub
scrjl e for it. It's MAMMOTH COLoRED
FASHION PLATES are always the latest and
pre;tiest is stories are the best pub
lished anywhere In 1870, in addiiioo
to is usual quantity of short stores
FIVE ORIGINAL CoPI RiGgT NovELETs
VIII be given, among them The Friso-
uercf The Bastile,n br Ann 3. Stephens.
The secret at Barirams .HGhue," ay
Jane c Austin, How it Ended by
Frank Lee Benedict, &c, DC About
l,gUU pages Il reading matter will he
given 10 1870, Il Mamnoth Colsrtd
Fashions ani IA aaperh steel Ear
v.ars The 5Iaroz.la sill be Egc.tlg
improved. The terms, howeysr, will =
nsin TWO DOLLARS a year to single sun.
scTbers. To ClnhS it is cheaper still
viz four copies for 56 90, with large
engraving, ga inches by l6,) Our Fa-
ther Who Art i'll Heaven" as premium
to the person getting mp club; or eight
copies for $l2 90, with both an extra
copy of the Magazine and the engraving
as piemiums We can speak, from per
sonal knowledge, Of the beauty Of thi:
engraving. Now is the time to get III
Cubs for 1870
Specimens OF the Magazine sent gra
/ tis. Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
novl6w4. sos Chestnut St Phiia
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Sheriff Sale.
Matthias Mosser
George W. Hunter ct al.

Dv virtue nf an order Of sale to me directed
u from the court of cnmmon pleas Of Non
roe county. Ohio, will Offer for sale, on the
premises, on
Eri5ay. the l7th day of December. 1852
between the hours O. 10 o'clock m. and 4
oylock m the following personal p. .operty
to wit: Gne-half of eight aoreS of corn: twsn y
bushels Of potatoes, more or less; ffty.fve
GALLONS of molassss, more or less. two tons Of
hay, more or less.
JOSEPH NYEi 8,
deo7w5. siertf NJ. @.
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CRY BAKERY The attention Of our
readers is called to the advertisement Of
the City Bakery All kinds of fresh
bread and cakes are constantly kept !;
also fresh oysters served to customers
during the day and to II o'clock at
NIGHT. Give him a call.
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e1F FANDREw DETER, on Main street,
one door South of DIR WALToN's resi-
dence, keeps full stock of groceries
and produce in his store at all times.
His prices are reasonable. See adver.
tisernent
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market.


BEEF CATTLE-Were in better de-
mand this week. and prices were frac-
ton higher About 2,400 head sold at
9a93c for extra Pennsylvania and West
ern steers; 9!c for few choice; 6ta9!r
for fair to good and SAGE per pound gross
fer common as to quality.
COWS AND CALVES-Were in act
i've request, and prices were higher
Sales of200 head at 45 00a60 90. Spring
era may be quoted a, 45 00a65 90.
SHEEP--The market was poorly sup
piled, snd prices advanced. Sales of TO-
600 hi cad at the Avenue and Park Drove
Yards at 4 la6c per pound.
HOGS-Were in fair demand About
1000 head sold at the different yards at
pricesraueing from Il % to Il IS FER
100 pounds net for corn fed
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Subscriber

who find an x after their names will un-
derstaud that the time for which they
have paid has expired, Land if no response
is. heard it will be taken for granted that
they do,pot wish to renew their subscrip-
t,ons, aud heir names will be erased.
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20 ELoU1s NEUHARr, West end of
Main Cross street, advertises groceries
and notions in this paper. Try him; he
will give you the full worth of your
money. See advertisement
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S9EzT SgEFZEss & Co.
General u Lolcsale and Retail nRer

Wa are also agnn'3, for /. p. NRBJBAN (
soma and tHRLP3 x GOo0MAN'5 eelebra.
tai 0E0Ays auI MgLoD2oYs, no doubt the
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A visitls respectfully solicited TO tbs old
and rsliablo Music NeatQu arters, where prices
are most moisrata.
IoUg sELTZBR & co.
Propgie.ars.
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= I--r'T VFlO II . !0VV-
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

December 2.
GKAIN-Whltc wheat extremely dull
l l5al %, the latter FOR very choice lots;
red winter at 00al 10
CORN-DulI; CID ear and sholed at
G5a70c; new in demand at 60c.
RYE-In moderate demaad, ,Sut not &C.
tive, at soc for No. l.
UATS-Steady and dull at 40c.
BARLET-Sprins quiet from SOal 90;
fall at Is.
HAYS held at18 OOa20 90 for bal
ed; loose S14 GOALS 60 per ton.
GROCERIES--CofFee 23a25 for
fair to prime,
sUGARS-Good to choice New Or
leans lI}al5c; Porto Rico 134al4lc; Cuba
13la13tc; Demarara l5{c; Crushed lie; a
coffee Ice; B coffee l5ic; c extra l5sc;
G coffee 15c.-
MOLASSES-New Orleans S5c; Porto
Rico 75c; Baltimore Syrup 75a65c; New
York do 60al 90; Choice Syrup GOAL
10.
PROVISGONS-New Mess Pork, 80
90; new Lard, 18bal9tc.
POTATOES-Supply large; sales at 40
a50c per hushel.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged
and firm. Red wheat is held at so
as IS; fancy at 6 IS; superfae at 4 50a
1 70. Buckwheat -four scarce at / 80.
Rye -four 6 25.
BUTTER-Dull at 25o32c for prime
SALT-Dairy 90; Ohio River 2 35.
TEA-Gunpowder tea Goal IS;
Young H5son tea l 30al 60; Black tea
| QOal 81.
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco, s5a75c;
dark los and Is, 6Sa73c; bright ls and
los, 75aSOc; f. lump, 70a8Oc; Garrett;
Snuff 73c; CARROTS Snuff in boxes s so.
FISH-Firm. We quote: No. | Mack
ereI II 90; No. 2 half barrels 9 90; No.
3 medium 6 SO; No ) large 8 80 Kits.
No. 2, 3 25; No /, 3 90 Lake herring;
half barrels, 3 Is; white fish 90; La
brador herring st 70 half barrels; 10
90 per barrel.
HOGS-The offerings are fair. Pack.
ers do not seem disposed to offer over 9!c
as the outside figure. They feel that 1t
will not be safe to exceed this fsure con.
sideripg the nresent disturbed condition
Of values Butchers, who kill fur imme-
diate sale, have been giving the outside
Gsures, but even they are becoming more
c .utious. During the month OF Novem
bsr there have been slaughtered by Cur
two main packing houses and others aoout
3 600 head as near as We can ge. it, as
follows:
Han3Ian Jordan & Co,...... 1880
List, Morrison q; Co...................124s 24s
All others 500
=
Total. ....... ....3,O87
CARKOy OII-At 39c ner yallon and
$780, g. ,.ota,o
'"d' 1sRH Al NJ bPGi"Er,r,,. so.1 60
EiGS.DnIl =, SOaa5c ner dozen,
;-uEESENNartst frm ,nd dem.rd
~ w. na,,.oTashona, ~ 2ola9in. fnof'.
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Eg Mark Twain, ,lectaring to 3 Boston
Audience on the Sandwich Islands, when
he came to discuss cannibalism, remark
ed: AT this point l usually illustrate
Cannibalism before the audience; but l
am stranger here and feel ditlident about
asking favors. However, if there is any
one present who is wiling to contribute
a baby for the purpose of the lecture,
should be glad to know it now. l am
aware, though, that children have be
come scarce and high Of late, having
been thinned out by neglect and ill-treat-
ment since the woman movement began" "
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. New YORK, December 2 2-Richardson
died at five O'Clock this morning. His
remains vii. be taken to Medway, Mas
.sachusetts for interment. The coroner
will view the the body this afternoon and
hold an inquest Monday.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-12-07

Every county in Ohio has re-
port in the State Agricultural Report for
1868, except Monroe Our Agricultural
Society loses Sl2S for somebody's neg
lect. Too bad. .-s------
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
December :.

December ..
BEEVES-The offerings o-day amount
to about sixteen hundred head; the msr-
ket is active at slight advance on the
rate Of last week.
SHEEP.-Tho supply of sheep Is on
ly moderate, but prices are unchanged
ranging Mt from three and Que half to FIVE
and one fourth cents per pound, gross.
HOGS-Thc supply is light aud the
demand moderate, and prices rather tend
ing downward, thirteen and half aud
fourteen and half cents being the raugo
to day.
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Your HOME PAPER.-He was a sensi'
bic man who wrote the. following:

Take your own county paper before
any other-take it firSt-and then take
rs many others as you may feel able or
inclined TO pay for. But your home pa
per is worth more to you than any 9th
er you can get; because IN it you get
your home news in addition 10 the gen.
eral news Of the world"
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Monroe the Second Tobacco Pre-
ducing County in the State.
RoAps.-A very interesting communi-

RoADs.-A very interesting eomman'-
cation on this subject appears this week
1t will repay careful perasal
The writer of this series Of articles Is
thoroughly acquainted with. his subject
He has the faculty OF stating scientific
facts, ard scientific reasoning in man
Eer clear and comprehensive to the mass
of readers, II;s subject is one Of very
great importa ice, and he discusses it
with marked ability.
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The Model Magazine of America
Demorest' Illustrated Monthly

3 Magazine cf Practical Utility i, the
Household, q irror of the Fashions, ana a
Literary Conservator Of 6urpasSipg Interest
aad Artistic Excellence.
"list 10 the echo, hail ths sound
FROM every quarter 10! it com ss;
A Magazine Of worth is found.
Exa,tipg both cur tasts and homes !"
THE USEFUL in DEAoREIr's MoXraLy com.
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ChildYen's dress, inciudipg full sizs Fashirua-
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10 Ladies, Model Cottages, wi n their surl oau-
dings; and Home Matters in all their Depart.
ments,
THE ENTERTAINING comprises Original
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THE BRAUTIEUh comprises numerous Il.
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Attachment.

B. F. oblinger & Co, A. nv instance an al.
"a. ! tachment was issuad
Joseph Kuntz. on the s5th day of No.
vember. 1859. by J. a Schwoh, Justice OF
the Peace CT Malaga township, NJ ,nrue coun
ty. State of Ohio, against the good, chattels
rights. moneys aud effects Of the defendant
Joseph Kuutz au absconding debtor, for the
sum of Sl2 so.
dec7w3. B. F. 0BLINGER & co.
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JUSTICES ELECTION o. LITTLE,
township Clerk,issued a proclamation on
Saturday, the 4th inst. to the electors pf
Uenter township. to assemble on Satur
day, the 25th, to elect a Justice of the
Peace.
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Notice,

nAvID 4. CCHGER, Of Washington county.
! J Ohio, Charles =. Concer, LavinA Daugh.
erty wife OF Joshua n.3Shferty, AaroD 4.
Corger, all Of the state Of Illinois; k,ijaH A.
Corger, of tle State of Eaasa.; Mary Purtle-
haugh wife Of George furtlehaugh, Of the
State OF Indiana: 5,spaen L, Conger, whose
place Of residence is rrinowa; Julia 4 Val
ton wife of Richard K Walton, James NJ
Boughner, John NJ. Boughuer, Glias c. Ransh-
ner Margaret Bourhuyr Mary Boug g.uer
Julia A. Bough Ter, Tlrornss J. E2ughrer, Nazs
Bouehuer, Lavjna BougAuer, hichart BoUsh-
ner, Jr. AMI Margaret CoDcer, all Of Monroe
county, Ohio, will take notice that petition
vas filed aSains: them on the Cd day OF Ds-
oelnher A. D. 1859, IN the court Of compou
pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, h7 Michael
Boughnef, and is now TeHding, wherein sSia
petitioner demands partition Of the following
real estate, situate in said Monroe county, to
wit. The north hall al e northeast quarter
Of section twelve township three, range four,
CONTAINING eighty acres nars or less; and
that, at the next tenn. Of said court, said
petitioner vii asl, al order for the partition
OF said premises.
MICHAEL BOUGuNER,
b. Hunter i Auuter, his att'ys.
ieyrg6
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rW1LLtAM ScHEUFELE adyertises
his barber shop, grocery and picture
gallery in this paper. See advertisement
and give him call.
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Do Nor WHITEwAsH TREEs.-We late
" saw beautiful apple orchard On
Martha's Vineyard all Whitewashed.--
We were sorry to see it. Do not white
wash trees Apply white wash to fences
and houses, but use something more ap
propriate on the trees. Strong soft soap
suds would be far more effective and ap-
propriate. Suppose you were covered
from head to foot with a coating Of
whitewash. Do you not suppose it would
stop the insensible perspiration? Spread
ashes freely about the trunks and under
the trees. Do anything but whitewash.
PI0Wghman.
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A<A Convention of the County Au-
aditors of Ohio convenes in Columbus on
the I4th inst. Auditor GRIMsHAw will
represent Monroe.
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EWe. noticed Sour townsman, MI
cHAEL ScHAuB, on the street last week.
He has been confined to his bed. of ty-
phoid fever, for three months past.
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q EgIf you desire beef, pork, veal,
mutton. sausage or anything else in the
meat line, give A. SCHUMACHER call
See advertisement.
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To the Public.

Mr.. A. SCHUMACHER requests all per
sons indebted to him for meat to call
and settle their accounts between this
date and Christmas. DECEIVE
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To FARMERS You can obtain for 81
the best hand corn shelter in the market
at the Barber Shop.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hersby given that the under
y signed wss, on the 2ith day o. NOvsu'
ber 1869, appointed Administrator o: the ea-
tate OF Elias Co0ger, decd
uov30g3 JOHN BRACEY.
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:; EEThe Board of County Commis-
sioners convened in regular session yes
terday, the 9th inst. Proceedings next
week. z
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d CLUE RATES clubs of 10 subscri-
hers. and over that number. 81 90 each
single subscribers 50; six months 81,
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HORSES SToLEN--WILLIAM BEARD
MORE, of Malaga township, had two hor-
ses stolen from his stables on Wednes-
Iay night, the 1st inst.
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- EEOur terms are, for clubs of ten or
more, yearly subscribers 81 80 each,
cash.
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The Secret of Beauty lies 10
the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for
the Complexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is. applied, and beautiful Complexion
of pure, satin-like texture is Obtained
The plainest features are made to glow
with Healthful Bloom and Youthful
Beauty.
Remember Hagon's Magnolia Balm is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any Lady can secure it for IS cents al
any of our stores
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed was, oil the llth inst. appointed
as Administrator of tho estate OF Abraham
gsewine de'cl
NOS 5ow}, E0BGT1 PrEWLli.
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E-Judge WAY, sick oftyphoid fever
at st. Clairsville, was reported better and
able to be up, on Saturday, the 4th inst
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VI a R Ekl q, u .

the R. c. Church, John RsaseOeck and Marga-
ret Becker
On the 10th ult., by the same, Florian An.
bruester and Elizabeth Huth
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HWe had rain, snow, hail, sleet and
the darkest nights of the season last
week.
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