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Bankers.

Maps, Pamphlets and full Information furnish
ed upon application in person or BY mail.
May 4, IS7O-lOw.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs.

That he has ever exhibited and offered for
sale in this market His stock consists OF
FAMILY CARRLA GES and SLIDE SEATS,
of various patterns. One horse Buggies OF
nearly every description, and all OF which
are of the very latest and most approved
Eastern styles, which for quality OF material,
substantial workmanship and elegance OF
finish, cannot be surpassed by any other es-
tabIishment in the State. Having in sue
cessful operation a STEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery for manufactu-
ring his Spokes, Hubs, Feloes, and every
thing that can be done advantageously by
machinery.
Being practical mechanic, suPerintend-
ing and overseeing all the various branches,
he is prepared 10 furnish a vehicle in nrst
rate style, for less money than any other
manufacturer in the west.
Hacks, Pedler's Wagons, Coaches and Barouehes-
Ifnot on hand, will be made to order, on
short notice.
ga Repairing Trimming and Painting don
with neatness and dispatch.
tA-An work done at my factory warranted
In addition to the above, am prepared 10
urnish Carriage makers and others with the
best quality Of Turned Spokes, Bent Rims,
Bows, Shafts, Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, &C., al
as low prices as at any other establishment.
Carriage-makers desiring to furnish thelr
own timber, can get their Spokes ana Hnos
turned on short notice, and at fair prices.
Jan. 5. 1870. f. X MlSELL-
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HIT KARSON, his complete life;
n also nanieI Roone. great Hunting and
indian Books for boys, Pt ADAMS BOOK
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HUrcH1Ns, C. E. GLIDDES, J. \. sTULL-
"UTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULL,
III Attorneys at Law, office over SmlIn
Ts6r1eras Store. corner Of Main and Market
Streets. Warren, Ohio. [Jan. 5, lSaO-L
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From the Cincinnati Gazette.
"BeSeneso in Cineinnati---A Remarka-
BILE Contract.

The following is an accurate copy
ofa contract of partnership entered
into between five partners in the
Frame Besenes :"
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10, 1859.
The undersigned are satisfite with
this Contrackt under the firm --&
Co., Frame Besenes, 4S1 - ST., be-
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7PTEEIS SALE.
Iacob Hetrick, ct. al.

OHERIFFS SALE.
SThe state Of Ohio, Trumbun County, S.
Abraham Power. ct. al. ! In Tr1mbull Com
-, rr.-s,l, ot al Civil Action.
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LMON ID. WEBB Notary Public,
n Fire and Life Insurance Agent ana
Tension and Bounty Agent. Passage Tick
ted 70 the Old country, at the lowest current
rates. once in Webbs Block, Main street,
Warren, Ohio. JAN Ao'V'
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.THIFTIRSRY ADAMS, Fire ent

w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Nerchandize and other property insured In
the best Companies, on favorable terms
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
fnrnit1re insured for one, three and nVe
vaa1S Offiee in NcCombs and Smiths block
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WESTERN RESERVE
CARRIAGE FACTORY

THE proprietor desires to say to the
public, that there can be seen at his Re-
pository, on Liberty Street, a few rods south
of First National Bank, the largest assort-
mont of
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DR Pa. BIERCE, Homeopathic
|Physician and Surgeon, Office in Sutiln {
Block, High Street
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T H. BRISCOE, Physician and sur
81 econ once over Park & Patch's store,
Market Street. Residence, north side OF
Market Street, two doors east of Elm. far-
tIcular attention paid to Chronic diseases
Jan. 5, IS70-lyr.
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and CAPITALISTS,

Who desire to make their investments with
the most satisfactory assurance Of positive
and lndoubted Security.
The Bonds are in denominations OF
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METCALF.


JOHN HUTCHISs. W t. SPEAR
"UTCHINS & SPEAR, Attorneys at
II Law. Office in First Natlonst -, U ~
E6iidine- ID story, front rooms, Warren y.
Jan. 5. lS7o-ly.
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Is completed and running fromRICHlfOND,
Ia. to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, in West Td., 227 miles. 1t is being
rapidly extended to the Ohio River. 900 miles
further, making in all ~ miles.
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USINESS DIRECTORY.

UESTERNRESERVE CHRONICLE
w PnbIished every wednesday morning,
In Empire Block. Market St., Warren, WIN.
RTTEZFI. Editor and Proprietor.
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The English Bishops and the Bible.

In the COnvOeatiOn In London, the
Bishop of Winchester offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
fThat a committee of both houses
be appointed, with power TO confer
with any committee that may be APP
pointed by the COnvOcatiOn of the
Northern Province, TO report upon
the desirableness of a revision Of the
authorized version of the Old and
New Testaments, whether by maTgi-
nal notes or otherwise, in all those
passages where plain and clear errors,
whether ia the Hebrew or Greek text,
originally adopted by the transiatOrs,
or in the translatiORs made from the
same, shall, on due investigation, be
found to exist"
The Bishop, in offering this resOlu-
ton, said that everybody who studied
the matter knew that there were in
their present volume parts Of itwhich
did really not belong to the Inspired
Record; therefore, he believed IL was
the duty of the Church to remedy
these errors.
The Bishop of st. David's said he
was not without fear that this reSOlu-
ton, If carried, would involve the ne
eessity of constant revision Of the
Scriptures, and for this he was by no
means prepared. He did not believe
that any alteration in the grammatical
or verbal construction of the New Tes-
lament would in any way affect the
doctrine which the Church of England
now held. He believed it would be a
great advantage, both to the public
and private reading of the English
Church, if iudiciOus revision were
made. Such u revision would, no
doubt, alter in very material respects
the face of the Holy Scriptures; but
that ought to be no reason why they
should abstain from revision il, by
such revision, they could secure
a more faithful representation OF
Scripture than they had hitherto hat.
The Bishop of LlandaH said ne
thoupht the resolution should apply
to the Old as well rs the New Testa-
ment. AS originally proposed by
the Bishop OF Winchester, 1t applied
only to the New.
The Bishop of st. David's said he
thought it was intended TO apply to
the whole of the Scriptures.
The Bishop of Winchester said that
to begin with one was his principle.
After some remarks rom the Bishop
of Salisbury, the Bishop OF Exeter,
and other prelates, the motion pro-
vidiDg for an inquiry into both the
Old and New Testament5 was unanl-
mOusly agreed to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-06

A correspondent of the Augsburg
Gazette says: at is strange that Plus
TX should have such a fonduess for
making new dogmas. Other Popes
have also had their hobbies. Some
wished to make their families great
and rich; some, like Sixtus v, were
great builders; or, ike Leo y, pat
Tons of literature and art; some had a
taste for war, like Julius IL; and
Others, like Benedict XIV, wrote
learned works and issued long and
numerous bulls, bristling with quota
fjons. but none of them took to the
manufacture of dognas. In this
respect, therefore, Plus TX is really a
singular phenomenon; and the more
SO that, except when riding his hobby,
he takes but little interest in divinity,
and. according to common report,
never reads theological works."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-06

ST. LOUIS, March 5.-A man named
Dunning murdered Russell II. Hines
yesterday, five miles from Pleasant
Hiil. Huntington says they met on
the road he demanded Cne-haif the
road for his wagon, which Hines re-
fused to give, and raised his axe in a
threatening manner. IhereupOu
Huntington shot him three times and
then smashed his head with an axe.
Huntington was arrested. The par
tles We're srothers-in-law, and a fued
had existed between them.
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State of Tennessee. shelby cOunty.-Bef0re
s. A. Moore, J. p. in and for said county
W. II. COghlll vs.. Geo. BufOrd-
A FFIDANIT having been made and bond
~ given. and attachment having been is
sued a. required by law in attachment cases
and the same having been duly returned.
served by garnishment, etc. ana ustendanA
not found:
10 is therefore Oaiered, That said defendant
aDne,sr be fore me. at my Criice in the city o.
Memphfs shelby county, Tenn. en- the nth
slay OF April, $50. at O'Clock PM, and make
defense 70 said suit or the same viii be tried
fxparte; and that copy Of this Order be
published in the Memphis Appeal for four
consecutive weeks. 5. A. MOORE. j. p
March 5 $50. mh6
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LnnIsyiIla Elentina.

LOUISVILLE, March 5.-rke charter cleo
ton passed off quietly and resulted in the
choice Of John q. Baxter for Mayor by
majority Of $50. The vote stood: j. n.
Bund, 52i4; J. g. Baxter, 53z4. Both
Boards Of the General Council are com
posed, with few exceptions, of entirely
new members. 81. J. Paul, the present
incumbent Chief of Fire Department is
defeated by George W. Love by an over
whelming majority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-06

A common kind of glycerin is, as
our readers well know, much used in
filing gasOmeters, since 1t neither
freezes nor evapOrates, and Is cheaper
than alcohol or spirits. After having
been in use for some time, however,
il needs purifying, which is done by
pouring it into a large vessel and
adding ten pounds of iron-turnings to
every hundred weight of glycerin,
stirring the whole together thorough
ly, and repeating the stirring two or
three times a day for fortnight. The
mixture is then allowed to stand for
some weeks, after which the clear por-
ton is drawn of from the sediment
by means of a syphon, and eoneentra.
ted by evaporation when It may 0e
used again as before. The iron COM
bipes with the sulphur, one Of the i'm
purities IN the glycerin, forming sui
phuret of iron, and the tarry matters
are precipitated.
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custnma Eranha.

NEW ORLEAEs, March 5.-Parties i'm
piioatsd in the sugar frauds are jubiIant
over the reported removal Of Herwig.
bechteI ana Gormly from the Custom
house. Casey's friends assert that Do
ltical influence and money without
stint have been used to effect this
result. Herwig has devoted much
time 70 the collection of evidence
IN the fraud cases. Beektel has been in
the Auditors Office a number Of wears.
and GOrmly was manifest elerl, when
large quantities Of whisky were fraudu-
lently exported during the reign OF the
former collector. These persons are toe
much known, and hence the effort to have
them removed.
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TELEea4PHIC MARKETS.


4
NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotfon heavy: sales
&iJ balesi Iplands, 221zc. Flour. superlne,
- j3Y4 50. whisky. 99cdSI. Wheat, No. 2
spring, 81 T@l Is; Amber Tennessee, 81 %.
lorn, mixed. s7cgeL Sugar is dull; Cuba.
S5selOc. Molasses dGlf.
Dry Goods-Mdrket exceedingly quiet but
very little doing; Nenesan prints, eslOc and
Irregular. Brown, bleached and blue, Au-
gi,stt piaid osnaburgs, ne; Mary land A,
81 1ac; New York Mills cottons. 42l{c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March - Cotton active at
p; sales 5U.0 bales; receipts 1910; exports 70
super1lne, s. 90; Xxx, s.: Xxx, s6 =. Corn.
81 G14gi l2ls. Oats. 66067c. Hay. $50 ass.
Pork, ~. BAc0n-shOulders, l3c; sides, 1914 "a
lia4c. Lard, tleFce. E19g -7s4o; keg- lol4c.
sugar, prime, llNIi14c. MOlasses. prime. ~ o
l3e- Whisky, 90cG5l 02i% Coffee, fair. lBd
- 4c' prime, IA llIs4c. Gold, lS5s. sterling,
= q. New York sight, par.
ST. LOUIS.
5T. LOUIS, March 5.-Flour. spring extra.
So 2j94 30. Wheat, inspected Sc Corn.
mixed, zoe. Oats, 5ge. Barley, 81 OlGl D. Rye.
% tl2c. Whisky, g5c. sugar. 99lao. Coffee.
lusl5c. Bulk shoulders, ittzef sides, Halls &C.
Bacon shoulders sll3s all sc: Sides 10 sl6isc.
Lard, AgllSQ.
CINCINNATI.
CINCTNEATI, March 5.-FIOur Is duh and
unchanged. Wheat, dull al 81 08gI o. Corn,
IS s7fc- Oats, 4SgJlc. Rye, Sa9Sjc. Cotton is
lOWcri mlddllngs, 2l1<c. Whisky, gfc. Mess
Pork, Sd 5OdB -. Bulk meats-ghOulders.
91c; sides, lac 5e. BacOn-shOulderS, u5Sa
lt4c; hams, Es l8c. Butter, 30sS5G. Eggs, 20c.
CHICAGO.
CHTcAGO. March 5.--Fiour is quiet and un-
changed. Wheat No. 2, 73e. Corn. 7Ui4 &C.. Oats,
BIZ ta. Rye, " g671zc. Barley, duh and uomi-
naily unchanged. Highwines. gi9gjc. Pork.
So -. Lard, l3'Sc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March 5.-T0baccO. sales, ad
hhds.. s. j0d7 for trash to lugs. SSalg low 10
good leaf Cotton, dull at 201zC. Flour is
steady; family, sos -. Wheat, 81 l0s.l %.
Corn, 93c. OATS 63e sacked. Groceries are
unchanged and provisions are dull. Pork,
81 3. BacOn-snOuld6rs, l2c; sides. ij5{
l6izc. Bu x meass-I154c for shoulders and
&c for cleaF sides. Lard, tierce, 26c. Hams,
l9c. whisky, 81 -.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, March 5.-COnsols for money. g2az.
5--1's OF '65, S95s; of %, 3058; OF 'G7, IS
lO-fJ's, 8614.
PARIS, March 5.-BOurse firm, T4f57c.
LIVERPOOL, March Cotton dull: Mid
ding UpiaUds, ND; Orleans. ll1{d; sales
500 bales. California white wheat. IS Id.
red western No. ., Is 9dG7s Igd. Western
Hour. lls. Corn, No. mixed, rs. Oats, y I'd.
Barley, %. Peas, sus Cd.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY:
From France.

PARIS, March 5.--An official note
has been published denying the state
ment in the 1fonitslsr that the prison
ers who were arrested during the re-
cent troubles were compelled to re-
main in confinement twenty days
without having an examination. The
note says all those prisoners were duly
interrogated, but they refused to
answer as to the conspiracy, and were
therefore imprisoned for eOntumacy.
OF five hundred persons arrested,
seventy so far remain in custOdy-all
On serious charges.
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From Enqland.

LONDON, March 5.-The managers
of the Inland Steamship Company
have sent a great many vessels to
cruise in search of the City OF Boston:
Heavy easterly gales have prevailed
around the coast recently, and IL Is
reported that no less than i've nun
dred vessels are of Ireland, unable 70
make English ports. The of1eers OF
the channel sduadrons, who are on
the point of leaving Lisbon for tayai,
have been instructed to keep a sharp
lockout for the missing steamer.
There has been no further advices re-
garding the premium at the under
writers.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons owing bills TO the Mount Car
n hon Coal and Railroad COm pany. or rls
Grand Tower Mining, ManUfici uring and
TRANSPORTATION Company, viii please eii and
settle the same immediateiyi Win lne under
signed. at No. Madison street.
AN persons having bills against either OF
said sorIpanies will present them for pay
S,er,t - W. G. POSTAL. agent.
No. Madison street.
T.adasr COPY. mia
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MexIcan Anlira.

SANTA FE, March ga gentleman Just
from Chihuahua, reports great excite
ment in that section bordering on the
Mexican States, and says there is a strong
feeling III favor of the overthrow OF
Juarez, and many of the best citizens
favor annexation to the United States.
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and Harrington, charged with completely
IN defrauding the Government in liquo-
guaging, have been acquitted by COmmis-
siOner Bills Cook was subsequently ar
rested on other charges, on warrant OBJ
tanned by Collector Bailey, and gave BAH
Of Sl3O0O.
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TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.
Thras ehIIdrsn Rurnad b Deaih.

BALrIsIORE, March 1.-TWO children OF
Alex. EdmOudsOn were fatally burned at
Weatherviile by the explosion OF coal
oil lamp ia the hands OF their mother.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE MEECu ANTS ISsURATcE Co..
NENPHIs, TEEN.. March ., ls7U-
sE At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of this Company, held this day, dividend
OF i've C5) per cent. upon the capital stock,
free Of Government tax, was ordered to bs
credited on stockholders notes.
mh8 R.A. PARKER, Secretary
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STRlYF1 M STEi 81

ONE BAY HORSE, about 155s hands Brsn.
- age 7 Or years; not in good order. largo
feet in front, with Old shoes on in -ron1.
viii pay so reward apply at nay office. .sli
Main street, MemphIs, Tenn.
rnh8 DIR. A. WFsEIW
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Gold Down to los F.!

A NTICPATTNG THE DECLINE N THIS
y precious metal, which
MUST INEVITABLY CONE,
We have determined %
TAKE THE BULL BY TIE HORNS
AND
Ddvz Q tho NJ RrE1n
With our customers; and shall. as a couss-
quence, mark ouF beautiful
SPRIHG STOCK Of FOREIGN GOODS
On above relative basis. They viii serve %
protect our customers. IN any probabis con-
tingeucy, against serious loss, aud assist t1oIn
IN making something
Like Definite Calculations for the Future.
We shall keep a BETTER STOCK than here
toisre OF all needed articles IN the
DRY GOODS AND a0Tl0N LIHE,
And shall not hesitate to promptly meet any
fluctuations IN the market
All merchants WHO PAY PROMPTLY. arc
hereby assured that they can make satisitc-
tory terms with US, and those who PAY CASA
DOWN, we offer inside Inducements
WM. K. MOORE & CO.
80 Main street,
mh6 Next door north OF Peabody Hotel
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70 HnuSEkEERS-

IF n club for twenty or more Scotch and Eng
/ lish servants IS formed nt our Office by
Wednesday m0rEing, 9Th inst, 90 clock. we
win order them, TO arrive as promptly a.
mbe DOyOHO- 10Y kCO.
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lust RECEIVED

50 barrels large Baldwin Apples,
50 barrels choice sound iowa Onions,
90 barrels strictly choice Navy Beans
50 barrels No. / Homiuy,
200 barrels choice sound Russett Apples.
For sale IN lots to suit By
BROOKS & LAWHORa,
mis- 280 Front Street.
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VIEW ORLEANS.

ST LOUIS, March 5.-Florr. spring extra.
So 2j44 30. Wheat, inspected, Sc Corn
mixed, zoe. Oats, 5ge. Barley 81 0lel -. Rye,
90 tI2c. Whisky, g5c. sugar. 9gi.o. Coffee.
Bacon shoulders ll5< al sc sides. 10 sl6i q.
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transactiOn@ referring to the gold
transaction OF halt a million with
Gould, He answered, "Only as [
informed her; as Gould went out l
told her; she had no knowledge of the
transaction until | told her what had
done, and remarked that l hoped it
would benefit her" Yet another inn
preston was afterWaFd attempted to
be created by COrbin, to-wit, that
ne did not tell his wife about
his gold speCulatiOns till after
the breakdown. All Of which
is important, and Mrs. COrbin could
only clear it up. Besides, there were
various interviews where Mrs. Corbin
was present, and especially the one 50
graphically, if not correctly, told by
Mr.. Fisk, where Wringing of hands
and gnashing of teeth are depicted,
and Mrs. Corbin was sent for; and tor
this we must rely on confused and
contradictory testimony, when Mrs.
Corbin could at once clarity it. There
is great difference also between Cor
bin and Fisk as to what COrbin told
Fisk-Or whether be told him any,
thing-as to Mrs. Grants interest of
3AO,VUO. n WDIu ALOl1 NAES. IOIDiu
might have set these facts in a truth
full and consistent light, as well as for
our better understanding of the
"eauses" as for the vindication OF
the parties. But this is denied to us.
We have before stated that the Presi-
dent himself took a special interest
In the affairs of the Treasury in refer
enee TO cold sales. About the 4th of
September, MIR. Boutwell, was in Mas
sachusetts and the President ia New
York, but, however, at these points
taking care of the government and its
fiscal affairs. The President writes to
Mr.. Boutwell, a letter, in which (as
ar. Boutwell, swears) "he ex-
pressed an opinion that II
was undesirable to force down
the price of gold. He spoke o.
the importance of the farmers of the
West being able TO move their crops =
Mr.. Boutwell, says he saw the Presi
dent had ''rather a strong opinion tC
the effect that the sale of gold IL
any considerable quantity might carry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-08
S6rriiis:S cIanntmadu

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thr bic Sldoi yd':WgIe Ia bct AldQs Uuu shmitr
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brtm Blue uno Err gtftit.IB c'S ~3'N6digtu Iitlsit
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on or Snhltie or S1t.-,. in1 zen gJdIrtt. unp
Brerniitabc, nutBtH, litaGNss 80 Su6 Sell bttlt lh'r
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