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The North Cnrnlf,,u ~s1,.tn

RALEGa, July snL-{ieo- Williamson. citizen of
Laiahe!l sonnt! went 70 serve the wits of labs1t
Hun John Kerr and other cItt}GnS nf j.arswaii III
VINO were at7este!l BY Colonel KtsE,s militia KIrS
o.aeted E hm to lea!e or he would have hin, tlred
the faeis- The Ch.=t Justice .!cc.IssI Tia, ,r tnr
, 1870-08-01

NOZZLE, July so.-A terrific storm naeas,, ,-,.
Inis ciss to-lax. Houses we're unroofttt trpes Nh.
se,e1i, S1ods lp ssores .las9ei By 1a,er al,
sea seaooats ta sunk Or driven ashore The dr. docS
@ w !olCeh from IT'S tuooEngz, and driven a,n,rt
eight miles up the river. No liTes were iost ~
1af a. Is known- Total damage 800 nO1 '07A' @7
, 1870-08-01

ITALY.

LONDON, July so--Belss1n has 1os,oe9 men In
position. The English home force IS now only
GD,GO0 Ue.
, 1870-08-01

The Motttc i:r1i@.<s aaiviees the Democracy
not TO tmpe1tI their sell-resrecs hs el-ctouer,.ny
tor negro votes. ra!yrly adding tia: they coaal;t
Sct them anyhow,
, 1870-08-01

AUSTRIA.
SiESxA, July 3e.-Aussria WI! establish steam
line from Trieste to Southampton, 10 connect with
the American line
Ausuta consults italy on the attitude 10 be pre-
served She Is said 10 contemplate notice to the
Pope that the eeaeordat cao no longer be consh,-
ete1 binding.
The Vienna iouzn.1s complain tnas the Etn7 a,
Hanover and Eectoe Of Hcsse conp1outse 4us-
TRAN neutrality BY their otEigues and sar the for
mer shnulH recall his legion,
Nothing new frum the frontier Of GERMANY
, 1870-08-01

81 ror1s. July 32.-An crs1er WAS received here
to1IaF tr praEillot Mt mercantile drm from the
Frcnsn author ties 10 purctasc nifty thousand tons
Of hay for the Fsenth Asnl}.
, 1870-08-01

Conviction md sentence OF Fcnfnn
t.cudcr~s
WINDSOR. yT,. Jply M-Gcner=i 0+Seill was
convicted Of violation of the neutrality laws and
aertence{3 to TWO yeAts imprisonment and ten
tIotinC cne Colonel J. II. Brown WIS RccIencest
ia ninc ucnths Imprisonment and dye dollars dac.
Cantntn Nupahnu was seutenced TO siI months
in,nrtx,. t1ent AID one dollar dne.
, 1870-08-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoSroS, July so.-The Catholic clergy Of IIm-
crtck arc preparing for grand demonstration ia
faror Of France on Sunday. Prohab1y the govern
nIvnt wilt take inensu1cs to pFsyent thc move
mrnt-
The h1i,y .Hors reports the safe .vri:al OF tho
North German steamer Silesia, from New FORK,
at Leith. last evening.
The steamship Jula, from New Yurk, afr!re.t At
Queenstown yesterday.
III the House "f IorLs, last evening, the Canada
Guaranteed Lean bill was real 4 second rtnc.
Bets aTe freely offered that the rrussian arms
will t,e In Paris in a fortnight
The brig veEaci.y was lost M the mouth OF the
Eihe on account OF the removal Of the lights AMI
butys hg the government authorities.
"Histurtcus writes to the Times, instEfyInx the
attitude taken by England In the question between
France and Prcssis.
Dullton circulars report that silver, after spas
tnpCc rise, IL now without huyerA
4 correspondent OF the Daily .yt,e4 ss!s that Dr..
EyaLS, an American resident OF P1rts, Is author
izeti to reject the otter OF General p II. Sheridan
anh other Americans, ~ho were said to hare been
anxious TO serve against Prussia. The French
wanteti General She r1dan authorized IN 20 a.
professional spectator merely, hut this, too, has
been reJtrted by the government
There are nsny rumors at1oat touching the
movements Of troops in France and Germany, hut
none can he trace-l. French anI German accounts
o. events already srauspircd ere utterly irrecoa-
c1l!able.
The Ma.larue Ra.azz who recently died IN Flor
enee VAS the mother "f the e1-Prnle Minister,
aad not WIFE, as reported.
Ms. Mellish succeeds the late Judge Clifford IN
the Court Of Appeals IN chaucerr.
The Saturday FIR irt7 has s-re!ss cs,ntfemnatnEy
article the life u Dickens aad thc mnralliy at
his later wrrkS
The steamer AEtetnls, l-lnnctn4 t, Hull. laden
with naA. ia detained o: Me1aeity the Frus.!ans.
TRe prttext IL unknuwu.
LcssepS received lhc freedom OF the eiry today
The formal exchange OF speeches teswecu the
Lnrd Aayor anu the is*tlng ngushcu visitor Was Che
of the features Of the occasion.
The pTup9std Galltciaa demonstration At Liner
let H-moFTow e forbidden by the Authorities
The Birmingham Gu-ts.e hints that tue Irtsa af-
fectlon for the French Emperor Is noustshe.l BY
French gold.
In view Of the public sentiment In England oc-
easto1ed bJ the publication Of the Sc .rer treaty,
The government will address a communication to
the Governments Of France aad Prussf1 declaring
their explanations Of the secret treaty unsasfac-
tory.
from on1e1s recently issuesI from the War Office
It Is believed that IL is ictcudei to ask Russia to
totn England tn placing an army In Belgium for
the protection Ut that country,
, 1870-08-01

S1oCx CrIf, lows. JutJ sG.-The census of thu
clts. Just completed. shows population OF Rail-
a Eain Of e,sSl suee 1s6s-aess than thee yeSsA
, 1870-08-01


They have warranted their p!ows to s>oa7 in
any soil, snd to give Fssisfsction. Cnder ttis
i:ber11 offer they are often imposed upon. Iu
order to prevent rustinE cost Of vasnish is
put en- the polished part--this is thin, tr.ns2a-
rent, adhesive. and very hard. In order to use
Tie plo~ this must be taken OF With hot water
an oil stone and kerosene, pnmiee stone and
u1ter, or By fr;cticu in the eoil. It is COM
mon practice to turn few 3u1rowa in the road,
to the ammo. ancs Of tho public, LAYING one
liable to iuc of IS. or 70 scou1 tho monld
hoard with \ trick, both Of whict marx the
roor farmer, and ought to bo dis
continued. Take OF the va1nish with
hot water. OF IN oil stone. OF
pususce stone. and leave the surface Is it
came from tho emory wheel, and il will eeonr-
in led TO these remarks BY seeing in this
shop thzcc plows returned, the only ones cut
Of the last springs sales, On aecount Of not
recurring. Tha va1nish Was not disturbed
to the extent Of six inches squire on either of
the three; Of course they would not scour in
that condition. ind the men who sent them
b7ck are too stupid to be called farmers The
ya1rish Will be taken OF and the plows re-
tuned, for no doubt thcse men can manage a
rusty p1ow, r. they have had large experience
ai,h such every spring. In fact, too snany Of
ou1 farmers have rusty plows with which to
tcsin their spring work So soon as the weather
cools down + tribe, ne intend to five come
rules in regard to the care and use Of plows.
Wheel and coster coui,rrs have become quite
common. ard tie latter are ginning faTor-
Three parties in this State claimed to have
natcated the Coster coulter. rheu 10! there
cauo from A1kanaAs u blacksmith holding
patent for the principle Of the Coster
coulter. md the PATENTS granted Subsequent
we're found TO bo simply devices for fastening
to the piow bcal. And, Just hezs isa point
in tho ratcnt 1aw to ul,ich wish to call the
attention Of every reader Of The TntnExE.
and that il, tho difference between the patent
Of a principle and Of desice. Wills the
Principle is Ill important, 81 in the cAse OF
Tho costc1 coulter, Howe sewing machine,
Hussey's reaper, the movable comb frame, the
.traddlc-row culsivA:oz, the Fowler hos
.tockcr, etc, there may bs thousand de-
yces thu, NAV. snd may not, be Of value. A
device IL simply Change Of form, not Of
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is making ssealy additions to her popala,;op,
az one shop after ano tier comes Into working
ORDER The railroads ruined her trado, but
row they aid III distributing tho wares OF her
manufactures. In looking through Northern
1lLIois, it is easily to be ecen that it's dcs-
tined IN ba manufacturing, as we'll ~ AZ
agricultural couEtry. lsCRAL.
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%NewpOrt Items.-Mr. Charles Sweezy, of

%NeWpOrt Items.-Mr. Charles Sweezy, Of
this place, was robbed of $500, near Nor
thumberland, under very strange circum-
stances. His boat had been running on
Friday night and all day on Saturday. In
the evening the boat was tied up, and Mr..
cure his money better, slept with his clothes
on. In the morning when he awoke his
pocket-book was missing, and upon examin-
alton he discovered that the cover of his
bed had been cut Immediately above the
pocket which contained the money; the
pocket being also cut, and the money ex-
tracted. None of the crew were awakened
by the nocturnal visit, showing that the
thief was not treading on unknown ground.
\@On Saturday evening" the 7th inst, the
large chandelier in the Reformed Church
fell while the sexton was in the act of light
ing it. Quite number of the lamps were
broken the oil being spilled over the floor.
Had the accident occurred thirty or
forty minutes later, when the audience were
assembled, the consequences would have
been too serious to contemplate-esp specially
when we consider that there are only two
narrow doors as means of exit, and those
opening inward. This is certainly case
of criminal carelessness, or culpable negli-
gence Of too gross character to be passed
over in silence, and what makes the case
still worse, is that the chandelier has only
been in position a few months, and in new
church at that
The trst two of a series of Saturday
evening concerts, by the 'Germania Band
came off in the public square, as per an
nouncement. The programme was varied
and interesting throughout. The selections
were well made and equally well performed
The square was crowded during the even.
ing and until the last note ceased to rever
berate between the hills and bluffs of the
blue Juniata, the audience remained qui
ct and appreciative, proving that the enter.
prise will be success. The Saturday even
ings will hereafter be anxiously waited for
especially by our young folks, and the
"Germania Band' will be remembered
with pride, long after other organization
will have been numbered with the "thing
of the past"
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Briefs.

Altoona has a daily paper, called "the
Daily Sum-"
Several mad dogs have recently been
killed in York county.
The Juniata county Jail is now without
prisoners.
In many parts of this county rs cents to
$1.O0 is the rate for days wages.
Several bands of Gypsies are now travel
ing this county.
The district conven ton of Independent
Order of Good Templars convenes at Will
lianlsburg on the 18th inst.
Juniata county has buttonwood tree
which measures thirty feet in circumfer-
ence.
Persons killing partridges during the next
three years are liable to fine of twenty five
dollars.
Potatoes find poor sale in this vicinity
Some lots have been offered at Is cts per
bushel.
Itlooks nice to see young man with a
number 10 foot, limping along in number
boots.
Corn planting is rather backward. Not
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Gbe Ginres, New BLOOMFIELD, 1)a.
lsS0utrage and Lynch Law.-Last Friday

ke0utrage and Lynch Law.-Last Friday o
colored fellow, generally known as black
jim, living in Newport, was charged with
attempting to commit q gross outrage
on the person of little girl about 12 years
of age, residing in that borough; being
prevented from accomplishing his purpose
only by an older sister hearing her cries for
assistance and coming to her rescue. a party
was then got together and court presi-
ded over by Judge Lynch was held, when
it was decided to give the fellow thirty or
forty lashes on the bare back. This sen
tence was carried into execution, the stripes
being well laid on by the father of the girl,
after which the fellow was warned to leave
town under penalty of being shot.
Another correspondents version of the
story is, that such charge was made by
the girl, but not until "a hours after the
time when it is alleged the deed was at
tempted. The darkey denied it, and was
then whipped by party until he confessed
that the charge was true.
We do not know which of the above YER
sions is the most correct, but this manner
Of dispensing justice, should not be tolera-
ted. The matter ought to receive an inves-
tigation by the proper authorities, and il
guilty Of such an attempt, the rascal should
be legally punished to the extent of the
| law.
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one half of the crops is yet planted in this
vicinity, owing to wet weather.
A. number of the residents of spring twp
have forwarded petition for a New Post
Office to be located at Smiths store in Little
Germany, and to be called Kings Dale.
The Indiana county court at its recent
session refused to grant any tavern licens-
es.
Carlisle has new Steam fire Engine.
Where is the Bloomfield fire extinguisher.
Some Shad have been caught in the Ju-
niata above Newport during the past
week.
The Liverpool military company, called
the Perry Rifles have received their muskets
and accoutrements from the State arsenal.
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Boy Drowned. Harry X. Mayberry and
Charles Messimer, (the latter a son of Israel
Messimer, formerly resident of this bor-
ough, were drowned in the canal, at Har-
risburg, last week. The lads had left home
to go to school, but played truant to go
fishing. They not returning home at the
expected time, search was made for them
without success. The next day informa-
ton having been received that they were
seen at the canal basin near the depot, the
water was drawn off, resulting in the dis
covery of their bodies.
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AQueer DecisiOn.-They have curious
manner of dispensing justice (?) in Trenton
judging by the following: Recently young
man in that city eloped with the wife Of a
citizen named Brady, who soon afterwards
discovered where the two were secreted and
made an assault upon the seducer. All the
parties were taken before Justice Cubberly
who made the extraordinary decision that
the man and wi fe must divide their goods
and separate. The young man was dischar-
ged and the husband bound over to keep
the peace.
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Decree of TncorDOr0tion.

TN THE MATTER of the Petition of Christ's
i Reformed Church at Duncannon, Pa, tile fol
lowing proceedings were had, to wit:
% May, 1870 the petition of Rev. w. ID. c. Rod
rock, G. d. Gelbach, f. Wahl, H. Sumner and 9TH
ers. citizens of the Commonwealth of Pa, accom-,
panied by the articles of Association, was presented
to the Court praying for decree of incorporation,
whereupOn the following decree was made:
And now to wit May I'd, 1870, Notice is hereby
directed to be given in two newspapers printed in
the county of Perry, for the period of four weeks
before the first day of the next term of this court,
of the within application. BY the Court
CHARLES H. SMILEY,
Prothonotary.
PrOthOnOtary'S Office,
Bloomfield May IL, 1870.
LEWIS POTTER, Attorney for Petitioners.
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Decree of Incorporation.

I'm THE MATTER of the petition of the Trinity
l. Reformed Church of Marysville, Pa, the fol
lowing proceedings were had, to wit:
May 7th, 1870 : The petition of Rev. w. ID.
G. Rodrock, ID. I. Eyerhart, q. w. Reisinger, VIM.
NJ. Schools and other citizens OF the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, accompanied by the arti-
cles of Association, was presented to the Court
praying for decree of Incorporation, whereupon
the following decree was made. land now to wit
May 7th, 1870 Notice is hereby directed to be
given in two newspaper printed in the county of
Perry for the period of four weeks before the first
day of the next term of this Court, OF the within
CHARLES II. SMILEY,
ProthonOtary
LEWIS POTTER, Attorney for Petitioners
Bloomfield, May IL, 1870
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Killed by Lightning.-On Friday after
noon last Jacob Bice, well-to-do farmer of
Wayne twp, was killed by lightning, in
his own house, whilst engaged in painting
stair rods. The brush with which he was
painting was set on fire. His daughter who
was in the room at the time, escaped un-
hurt, excepting her fingers were numbed
for a while. Mr.. Bice's age was 81 years
z months and days.-Le,oistoaon Democrat
of the 18Th inst.
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Ch1trch Notices.

In the Presbyterian Church prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Preaching on
Sunday morning, at 104 o'clock, 10y Rev.
Jonathan Edgar, of Philadelphia.
In the Methodist Church prayer-meeting
on Thursday evening. Preaching on Sat
urday evening and Sunday morning at 103
o'lock and communion service.
In the Lutheran Church prayer-meeting
on Wednesday evening. Communion on
next Sabbath Preparatory services on
Saturday, at 2 o'clock.
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Young man, it is easy to be nobody. Go
to the bar room to spend your leisure. You
need not drink much now-just little
beer, or some other drink. In the mean
time play chequers, dominoes, or something
else. If you read, let it be the "dime
novels of the day then go on keeping
your stomach full, and head empty, and in
few years yon will be nobody, unless you
should turn out to be drunkard or pro-
fessional gambler, either of which is worse
than to be nobody.
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GI Catharine Marsh, who murdered her
four children and cut her mothers throat,
recently at Baltimore, talks more nationally
and now realizes what she has done. She
speaks very affectionately of her children,
and says they were very good and beauti-
full, but can't tell why she was caused to
commit so dreadful an act. She says she
surely was crazy.
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Disgusting.-The Tyrone Herald says =
An Irish razor sharpener in Tyrone, last
week, offered to eat a live toad if the by
ISLANDERS would give him half adollar. The
money was raised and he dev CURED the rep
tile without waiting to kill or clean it,
We hardly know which party TO consider
the most beastly-the toad eater or the by
ISLANDERS, but are inclined to give the latter
the preference.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--Notice is here
"A by given, that Letters of administrator on
the estate of Catharine Singer, late of Buffalo
township, deceased, have been granted to the un-
dersgned residing in the same township.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it, will present them duly authen-
ticated for settlement to
4lSGt# Administrator.
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MA TrOtting Match has been arranged to
come off on the fair ground, at Newport,
on til 9th inst. The competing prizes
are one purse Of $50 and one of $40, which
are open to all.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

At Republican meeting held in Somer-
set on the 14th inst, an effort to pass res
olution advising the abolition Of the " Craw-
ford County SYSTEM" signally failed.
Why should not that system be tried in
this county?
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NSew Telegraph Ollice.-The general agent
Of 'the Western Union Telegraph Co., visl-
ted Newport last week, and made arrange
ments to open new Office in that place.
1t will be located near the square,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

The Parham Sewing Machine is just
what you want. Call and SEQ it in opera
tion at the store of James l.. Diven, Lam
disburg-or at the store of +. Mortimer,
81 Co., New Bloomfield.
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e3Y- A terrible accident occurred on the
Missouri Pacific railroad, on the 18th inst,
by collision Of a freight with passenger
train. Twenty persons were killed at once,
and more than thirty were wounded.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

The member of congress from this dis
trict, Hon. r. j. Haldeman, was married last
Thursday evening to the daughter Of Sena-
tor Cameron. The ceremony took place in
Harrisburg.
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A Grand Building.-The most imposing
structure on Market street, if not in the
whole city of Philadelphia, is Oak Hall,
since its enlargement. Taking in all it's
six stories it covers II, G76 square feet.
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MILLERSTOWN STATION.

Stage Line Between Newport and New.
Germantown.
STAGES leave New Germantown daily at four
- O'Clock a. IN. Landisburg at T. 80 a. IN. Green
park at a. m. New Bloomfield at 90 u. m.
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac
commOdation train East.
Returning leaves Newport on the arrival ofthe
Mail Train from Philadelphia, at 2.3O p. m.
u. RICE, Proprietor.
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ClOcks.-Another new lot of 80 hour
and day Clocks just received by Il. NOR
TIMER & Co., New Bloomfield.
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sSS- The renowned trotting mare Noun
tain Maid was sold last week for $50, 600.
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P A. II H ~ IT "a .

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent
are advised to counsel with MUM & Co., editors
of the Scientific American, who have prosecuted
claims before the Patent Office for over Twenty
Agency is the most extensive in the world. Char
ges less than any other reliable agency. A pamph-
let containing full instructions to inventors is sent
gratis MUM a. CO., 81 Park Row, New York.
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Pennsylvania r. II. Time Table.
-, 6ssl 5sss--slI5s5ssz-l
fsssa 500 .s.ss'sslssst4
NEWPORT STATION.

On and after May 1st, 1870, Passenger trains
will run as follows.
WEST
Pacific Express, (Flag). 500 A. NJ daily.
Mail, ............2.2S p NJ daily except Sunday.
EAST.
Fast Line 600. 4.10 A. M, daily except Monday.
Harrisburg Accom- 1851 2. NJ, daily = Sunday.
Southern Ex. alag l.32 P. NJ, daily I" Monday
Mail, ........... 1853 p. NJ, daily except Sunday
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
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~ ew Stage Lime
BETWEEN
BLOOMFIELD and NEWPORT /!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

TVNHE subscriber is now running hack between
Il Bloomfield and Newport, leaving Bloomfield
at 9 a m., arriving at Newport in time to connect
with the Express train East.
Returning, leaves Newport at 2.30 p. m, or on
the arrival of the Mail train West
Ca He has also opened a LIV EltY in tn, Stables
belonging to Rineslniths Hotel, where he is pre-
pared to furnish horses and buggies at moderate
prices. AMOS ROBINSON.
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Real Estate A0encyfOr Perry Co.
LEWIS POTTER. S. H. GAIBRAITE.
POTTER & GALBRAITH,
He a L IL $ d n d @ A gem ts,
New Bloomfield. Pa,

OFFER at Private Sale over OVER ONE
" HUNDRED FARMS in Ferry County,
"a, varying in SIZE & from o 70 to 500 Acres and
All of the above Real Estate is located within As
miles of the Capital of the State and convenient
to markets, none of it being more than 20, and
much of it within miles of the Penn'a. r. II.
Perry County is among the finest Agricultural
Counties in the State The land being principally
limestone, red shale and flint gravel.
Persons wishing to view any of the above prop
properties do so, by calling at the Office OF the
Agents.
aS- Persons having properties for sale, would do
well in calling on the above.
A@- Please send for " Circular giving full de-
scripti0n of each prOperly-4 2Oly.
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