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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05
L Frank Confession.

Atlast we have little good sense from an
expert witness. In late murder trial in
Memphis. a Doctor Allen was called to testify
as 20 tie question Of the sanity Of tie prisoner
and dis is the sist Of his testimony.
Il have been a praclioins physician for
nearly 30 years: have had some experience
10 cases Of iusinity having been fog ten years
Medical Superintendent OF The Kentucky Luz
matte Asylum aud during that time had over
> ooo crazy people under my charge. have
.as. .ae hs r..aet.cll case .ai br Nr Pho
sa au aare 1s $3.50 -EIer, cd Before AZ
ses-..- tas question sr'd like -a say Aa-
tle I.o,a Studied .5e gue u et .Gs3uty
tas .,.s understood i'i ani Il you ask ma
where begins aai whsse 5. cnds neither
u saete1 oe,ssicns lSs ibis lawyers make
fools ef themselves in trying to make asses %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05
4 Tale OF Love.

One quiet day in leafy june when bees and
birds were all in tune, two lovers walked be-
meath The moon The night was fair, so was
Tie maid. with none to harm or make afraid
Hor name was Sal and lis was jim, and he
was fat aud she was slim lie took to her and
she took to him Says jim to Sal: 3" BY all
the snakes that squirm among the brush and
brakes, love yon bstter'n buckwheat cakes" ="
Says she to Jim. since you've begun it, and
been aud gone and done IL, love you next to
q new bonnet. Says jim to Sal, Ny hesrt
you've busted, but have always gals mistrns-
toj Says Sal to jim, l will be true, if you
love me as ! love YOU, no knife can cut our
love in two" Says Jim to Sal: Through
thick and Tho, Zoe your true lover ceuut me
m, I.l court no other gal aain.
Jim leaned to Sal; Sal leaned to jim, his
nose Just touched above her chin, four lips met
-veut-ahem-ahcm Audthen-aud then
sad tlen and then Oh, gals bewar: Of
men IN June, and underneath the silvory mocn,
when frogs and Junebuss are in tuae, lest you
get your names in tho papers soon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05

NEWSPAPER SeoxeEas.-TLese are many
people in the world who make It business 70
esjoy tie reading Of newspapers without any
expense to themselves. They are not confined
to any particular class-the rich arc included
in their ranks as we'll as the lowly. Men Of
means have bean known TO hang around a
store whose proprietor is liberal enough to
take the paper, for hours for the mere purpose
Of reading il and getting the news without its
costing them anything.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05

Go1EaSoE RANpoLPH Of New jersey, who
is now in the Great West doing yeoman's ser
vice in tle coed cause, receutiy teiegrophcd as
follows to the New York UcrId:
IyD1AxapoLls, September %.
Nothing comparable To- tie ovation which
Mr.. Greeley is now receiving here has been
seen in tie great West since the Harrison
Nt.liv;ud of 1870 Men who were boys then
are as enthusiastic as boys once were. The
Presidential family ami the Presidential mana
gers a5e better known in the West than the
last. Ohio AID Indiana axe abiaze as with a
prairie fire. Nom9aey is needed TO bring out
yhs supp5ltarsof Greeley. They come by tic
thousanl 20 give assurance Of tie impending
yicfOv. WcWrn eastward to-day. and ezuec,
to rgaca Cleveland on Tuesday night. Irepeat
that che cyemy afc. for The frs. time, terrified
and dsmoa'ized. Push them hard, and they
are COVE horse, foot aud dr5gnous. The Ie-
treat has begun. We can make, .ad We mus,
make I, route.
THE0DorE T. RANDOLPH.
The enthusiasm fer Greeley and Brown is
everywhere on the Increase. aud new life and
yigo- seems to hayo baen infused into tie cam
paisn iu every section Of the country The
pcoll. waa. change, aad they viii haveit!
baltimore Gazette
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05

II say Jones, howis itthaty5ur wife dress
Is so uagnidcen,ly, aad you always appear out
,be elbogsl' You see Thompson, my
wife dresses according % the gazgsteoi fashion,
and drsss according to 10y Ledger
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05

Ausa av uuzzls.des foa place Che
nuzzz sl.ul the dog elraad pail the tgis-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05

b. & 0. Il. Il. EARNGyos.-The entire earn
ings ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, main
stem and branches in August last amounted
to 81 ,253 976.25, against $I,l47,2ll.99 in the
correspondin, month last year. The earnings
Of tie Washington Branch, both in freight and
passengers, show aa increase Notwithstanding
tho opening Of the rival road, the Baltimore
aad Potomac. Of some $500. These aggro-
gate earnings for August are equal to any ever
heretofore earned By the road.-Hagersta.cn
Fjcics ! lPcet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05

Forester, the alleged murderer Of Benjamin
Nathan, has been discharged, the district at
toTaey advising discontiuuauco Of the case, as
be hal not sufficient evidence to prove the
guilt Of the prisoner. Forester was sent to
the Tombs to await a requisition from the Co
vernon Of Illinois, where he will be Gent to
serve thirteen years imprisonment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-05

The following little poem appeared in the Nei7
YorL &aI some weeks ago, but IA an incomplete
form and anonymously. Having seen it in numer-
Gus exchanges, il now reproduced entire With
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-27
Our DuncannOn Letter.
DuNcANNoN, Feb, {

DuNCANNoN, Feb, 90, 1872.
MIR. EDIToR:-They have resumed oper-
ations at the Nail Factory here after one
weeks idleness and the prospect for
steady run is good. The Compaay's iron
warehouse is about ready to store iron in,
the building is of brick and is an ornament
to the place The Harrisburg Quickstep"
has been quite prevalent here, the doctors
reporting about forty (40) cases, but there
have been no deaths, and most of the sick
ones are about again. The Knights of
Pythias talk of building HALT two or three
stories high; and though nothing has been
decided on, the project meets with general
favor as the want of large room in which
entertainments can be given, or which can
be used for concerts, lectures etc, is severe
ly felt. The trustees of the Presbyterian
church are very accommodating and are
willing to allow the use of the church when
it does not conflict with their sense of pro-
priety, but there are many entertainments
which cannot suitably be held in church,
and yet which the general public keenly ap-
preciate; and from such we are declared.
A number of the citizens state their willing
ness to take stock to the amount of one to
five hundred dollars each, if the Knights
push the enterprise. A return party was
given to the "leap year, ladies by the
young gentlemen OF this place on the 10Th
inst, at the Washington house. These lit
Tie parties make it very pleasant for the
young folks, though l don't see why as
soon as a man is married they cease to in
vite him. The U. A. Mechanics gave an
ice cream supper on the evening of the Goth.
1t was to take place on Washington's birth
day, but as the United Bretheren were to
begin their forty second annual Conference
meeting mere on the 21st it was changed.
There was some excellent music by the
Silver Cornet Band, some appropriate re-
marks by Rev. Rodrock and rather odd
toast to the ladies, "May the tall grow
taller, and the small never grow smaller"
DR.. Swartz introduced the orator of the
evening, Chase, of York, who in an effec-
tive addresses urged all to follow the ex-
ample set by him who stood "First in war,
first in peace and first in the hearts of his
countrymen." Since liquor is legally sold
here as beverage it is nothing unusual to
see men staggering along, or tumbling in
the cutters, or to hear them fighting and
swearing till near morning, and when Mr..
Chase said man who was not habitually
temperate could not be good mechanic
(U. A. NJ many cordially agreed with him,
while some few perhaps, secretly resolved
to do better in the future. VERITAs.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
corrected Weekly by II. G. WOODWARD. ]
Carlisle February 10 1870
MARRIAGES.

- On the Goth of De-
'cember last, at the National Hotel in Hummels-
town, Mr.. William Rademaker to Miss Sophia
Speas, both of Duncannon.
BIxLER-STUMP - At the residence of the
BRIDES father in New Germantown on the 22d
inst, by Rev. L. Shoemaker, Mr.. Jacob X. Blk
Ter of Centre to Miss Kate Stump.
HAPPLE-HAUPT-On the 22d inst, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. II.
@. Cheston, Mr.. John p. Happle to Miss Sue
A., daughter of L. Haupt, both of Millerstown.
SwARTz-WETzEI,-On the 22d inst, at the
NJ. f. Parsonage, in Newport, by the same,
Mr.. Geo. w. Swartz to Miss Adalne Wetzel,
both of Juniata township.
K BALTozER-HoFFMAN-O the 22d inst, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. s.
A. Hedges, Mr.. Taylor Baltozer, of Loysvllle,
to Miss Mahalah Hoffman, and Mr.. Israel
Books, of Miller township, to Miss Emira
Hoffman, both daughters of George Hoffman,
Esq, of Centre township.
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Brief Items.
An interesting letter from Kansas will be
found on 9th page.

An interesting letter from Kansas will be
found on 9th page.
Four deaths from smallpox are said to
have occurred in South Middletown twp,
Cumberland Co.
XRev. w. f. Collihower who formerly
preached in this borough has received and
accepted q call from the second Reformed
Church of Hagerstown, Md.
The weather in Rye twp, cannot be as
cold as it has been up here, as n friend
writes us that he saw grasshopper on the
22d inst, dumping around as lively as
though midsummer" That grasshopper
must have been out celebrating Washing
toms birthday.
The "News" of last week gives, for the
benefit of its mature readers, weight
problem. Those who cannot figure out the
answer will find it in TIE TINES of Feb, Cd
1869.
York citizens are exercised about the
bad taste of their reservoir water since the
discovery of the cause of the trouble at
Harrisburg. ............
A colored woman recently died in Cham
bersl urg at the advanced age Of 05 years.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Amos Robin
son who was SO badly hurt few weeks ago
by being thrown out of buggy is able to
be out again.
Fresh Garden Seeds, among which is a
lot of early cabbage seed of choice variety,
for sale by f. MORTIMER.
The citizens of Shippensburg arc endcav-
oring to get a local option act passed for
their town. Petitions to that effect have
been signed by more than three fourths of
the voters of the borough.
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TRIAL LIST FOR ADJOURNED COURT

u
l. Of March, 1872
VIM. Bollinger VS.. L. II. Go.
Geo. Shuman's AdmX. VS.. VIM. Bolinger.
w. III. Miller's Admir-. vs. A. NJ. Egof
Tlos. p. Cochran, et al vs. James Tanigan, etal
Seyfert, McManus u Co., ct. al. VS.. James Lan-
gan, ct. al.
Morgan Davis ct. al. VS.. James Lanigan et al
$. Il. 4 L. B. SprOut VS.. VIM. Burn.
David Fry VS.. John II. McClintock
Andrew Stephens VS. the township OF Miller.
Wm; T. .Shiyely vs. Barbara I. Shively.
Daniel Zeigler VS.. Samuel Morris.
Com. of Pa. for use Of Chisholm Il Pennel VS.
Cornelius Baskins' Admir-, &c.
Maggie Il. Holsman VS.. Lewis Gilhllen, Ct al
James Gilhllen, ST., VS.. Lewis Gilnllen, ct al
Daniel Zelgler vs. Lewis Gilhllen ct. al. garnisl.
ees.
John Holman VS.. Lewis Gilhllcn ct al garnisli.
ces.
Geo. Dressler vs. Lewis Gilhllen, ct. al. garnisl-
ees.
Ira Grubb vs. Lewis Gllhen, ct. al garnishees.
J.C. Stewart Co., vs. Lewis Gilhlen, ct. al.
i. W. Mer's Ex'r. VS.. John =. Boyer's Admir-.
Eunice Patterson for use OF Hen Bradley vs.
Edward Matchett. ct. ux.
Rebecca L. Mccoy VS.. John Rouse
Beaver, Marsh Co., et al. VS.. James Lanlgan,
ct. al
Langhorne wister VS.. James Lanigan
Daniel Zeiger VS.. James Wilmer ct al. terre
tenants.
Maggie L. Holsman vs. James Wilmer, terre
tenant.
John Holman vs.. James Wilmer et al. terre
tenants.
NJ b, Holman VS.. James Wilmer, ct. al. terre
tenants.
Ira II. Grubb VS.. James Whltmer ct al terre
tenants.
J. c. Stewart s. Co., vs. James Whitmer et al.
trrre tenants.
George Dressler vs. James Whitmer, ct. al.
terre tenants.
J. j. sPONENBERGER, Proth'y.
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Tuesday, February 2S, 1872.
Il OCAL DEPA TIM Il " II.
Registry Of Sales.

We call attention to the following sales, bills
for which have been printed at this office,
February 27th-Samuel Noll, at Green Park,
will sell one pair of Mules, Young Cattle and
Cows, several Wagons, Threshing Machine,
Kirby Reaper and Mower, and many other
articles not mentioned.
February 2Sth--Cyrus Brown, on the farm of
Wm. Stouffer at Shermansdale will sell Horses
Cows, Young Cattle and farming implements.
March 5th-Mrs. N. E. Shaver, at her resi-
dence in Madison township, will sell Work
Horses. Colts and other Stock, also great va
riety of farming implements and household
furniture.
March 9th-Henry Kleckner at his residence
in Saville twp, will sell Live Stock, Farming
Implements and household furniture.
March 9th Jacob Rough of Juniata twp,
will sell Live Stock and u great variety of
Farming Implements.
March 14th- John Kell from his residence
in Rye township, will sell Horses, Mules, and
other stock, together with variety of farming
implements.
March 14th-George Sweger, residing mile
north of Shermasdale, will sell live stock and
and farming implements. A credit of twelve
months will be given.
March 10th : Samuel Reem in Wheatfeld
township mile from the Junction, will sell
Aorses, colts, hogs, cows and young cattle.
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TTNRAVERsE JURORS for Special Court for
i cases from franklin County, to be held in
Bloomfield, March 11th, 1879.
Buffalo township-James Hunter.
Center--James ID. Mullen, Abram Cleuser,
John 8. Meyers, Robert Cameron.
Carroll-John McCord, Philip Huston.
Llyerpool-Jonas Noll, Vim. Lindsay, ST.
mon Charles, James Whitmer, John Deitrick,
Jr.
Madlson--Henry Metz, John Bixier, William
Moose.
Jackson--Jacob Brincr, VIM. Gutshall, Da-
vid Kern.
Juniata-John Clay.
Howe--Charles Deckard.
Hiller-James r. Toland.
Oliver-John English, John Genzel.
Penn--George Boutwell,, Philip Cook, Sam
uel Auchmuty, Cornelius Baskins.
Springr-Dayld IL. Smith, Daniel Reapsome,
SavllleA-John X. Boden. Ahft
Tuscarora-D. s. Wommer, Jacob Yohn,
VIM. Stevens, VIM. Patton.
Tyrone--John Mlnich, George Gibson.
Toboyne-Samuel Stump.
WheatAeld--Henry Clay.
Rye--John Dice. t...
) Duncannon \. B.-Roben Jones, VIM. Penncll,
John shively.
New Buffalo B.---Joseph Wait.
Liverpool B.--John j. Hamilton.
Marysville B.--Simon G. Eppler.
Millerstown B.--James l.. Gilhllen.
Newport B.--Gcorge ID. Singer, Chaa. Weber.
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0be Gintes, Neru Bloomfield, l)a.
A Change. The American lutheran

A Change. The American Lutheran
says: Rev. s. Il. Herring, recently pastor
of the Reformed church, in Blain, this Co,
has lately resigned his charge, with q view
to connect with the Lutheran church.
He is dlssati SIZED with the Mercersburg
theology that prevails in the Eastern
Synod of that denomination, and also to
their opposition to revivals of religion. He
has received call from the West Fairview
charge lately served by Rev. s. Dasher,
and has already commenced his labors
there. He has met with kind reception
from the people of his new charge. At the
next meeting of the Reformed Chassis in
May next, he hopes to obtain his regular
dismission, and connect himself formally
with the West Pennsylvania Synod of the
Lutheran church.
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Fire in Selinsgrove.-A disastrous fl

Fire In SelinsgrOve.--A disastrous fire
occurred in Selinsgrove on Wednesday night
was got under control had destroyed one
church, five stores several dwellings and
twelve stables. The loss is very heavy and
may reach 100000. OF this amount we
learn that the Perry Mutual losses about
$4,000. 1t is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary. The frequency of
great fires throughout the country indicate
unusual carelessness, or an increase in
crime. 1t would at least be well if courts
would be less lenient with persons convicted
of the crime of incendiarism.
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\washingtOn's Birth Day.-Tho aad of

\WashingtOn's Birth Day.-The 22d of
February was a lively day in this borough.
About II o'clock the sound of bugles, an
nounccd the approach of the Ickesburg
Cavalry Company, having between 40 and
so men in line, all we'll mounted and equip
ped. After a parade through the streets
they dismounted for dinner, after which
the company had drill in the field just
below town. The company is called the
Russell Guard" and the organization does
credit to the county. The officers are J. NJ
Wcibley Captain who saw considerable
service during the war, and b. F. Collier,
1st Lieut.. One feature of the occasion
was the presence of Major Robinson SOL
der of 1912, who reviewed the company,
and though so years of age is as erect and
spry as many a man of only so. In the
evening concert was given in the Court
House by the 'Ickesburg Concert Troupe, ,
which gave entire satisfaction to large
audience.
The Knights of Pythias, with the lady
friends of the members, also had a supper
at the Robinson House.
Although large number of people were
in town, the day passed of pleasantly with
out any of the disageeable incidents which
are apt to mar occasions of this kind,
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II IST OF TRAVERSE JURORS for adjourn.
L 4 ed Court, March 1S. 1872.

T lST OF TRAVERSE JURORS for adjourn
L i cd Court, March lS, 1872.
Toboyne-Samuel Barnhart, sr., James Nc
Connell, Israel Lupfer, William Shearer
Jackson-David Stambaugh, Henry Wentz,
Solomon Bower, Andrew Shreiler.
Madison-John CARRIER, Robert A. Clark,
Charles Shields.
Saville-Samuel Liggett, Samuel Markell,
William Kochenderfer, William Bower.
Tyrone-William II. Helm, Christian Heck.
Landlsburg-Parkinso Hench, John l.. Div
en-.
Spring-Wiliam Rheem.
Carroll-Cyrus Brown, Samuel Robert
Centre-A. s. Klinepeter, Samuel Comp, II.
l.. Croll, !. II. Holenbaugh, Philip A. Roth.
Juniata-Jeremlah Raffensberger, Jonas ].
Smith.
uscarora-Cyrus NJ. Clemson.
Ollver-Daniel Smith, John Horting.
Penn-Socrates Green.
Wheathed--John Weldon.
Duncannon--Alfred Stewart, William Glad
den, p. +. Mchcner.
Howe--William w. Wright.
Watts-George Dressee.
Greenwood-0. p. Wright, Robert Cochrall
Milerstown-Smith DeBray.
Liverpool T.-George Reen, Edward Beaver,
James A. Wright.
Liverpool B.-J. W. Williamson, jr., d. o.
Ritter.
Observation-Disclosures II. Nelson.
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Sad Accldent.-On last Tuesday the child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf, of Mount Holly,
met with an accident which has since caus-
ed its death. The family were at the din
ner table. Mrs. Wolf was in the act of
handing a cup of coffee to Mr.. Wolf when
he quickly rising, struck the cup with his
elbow, thereby spilling about one-half of
its contents over their child.
All that could be done to relieve the little
sufferer was done, but to no purpose. Her
neck, breast and shoulders were so badly
scalded that after lingering in intense
agony until Wednesday at three o'clock
she expired
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Vendue Crier.

| will attend to crying sales anywhere in
the county when employed. My experience
in the business of crying sales of Real Es-
tate and personal property for over twenty
years feel certain can give satisfaction
to all that employ me.
N. b. Those wishing me to cry their
sale had better call and see me before ad-
veItising will have list of sales.
G.3Lt. THOMAS SUTCH.
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taB- Porsous requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some
pills not only cause gripping pains, but leave
the bowels in q torpid, costivc state
Parsons Purgativc Pills will relieve the
bowels and cleanse the blood without inju-
y 10 the system. Nj, .u yfltt
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A SERIOUS accident was prevented on
the North Central r. r., few days since
a little girl, who observed broken rail and
signalled and stopped the Fast line which
was approaching. Had it not been for her
GOODNESS, terrible disaster would probably
have been the result.
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Sudden Death.---The Carlisle "Voun-
teer'' says: On Sabbath last, Mrs. Eliza
Gardner Of this borough, while worshiping
in the First Lutheran churh, was prostra-
ted by a sudden stroke Of apoplexy. She
was conveyed TO her residence in East
Louther street, but in short time life
was extinct. The deceased up to the mo
ment Of the attack, had been in the enjoy
ment of excellent health. Truly, sin the
midst Of life we arc IN dcs,l,."
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~ Narrow Escape.-On Thursday last as
Henry Foulk, Esq, and Mr.. VIM. Seitz of
Rye twp, were telling timberin the woodsa
large tree they had cut, lodged ON some
saplmgs. Mr.. Seitz got on the tree, and
cut of one of the saplings, whom 1t flew up
and struck him on the nose, mashing it,
and knocking him some distance. lie was
considerably hurt, and his escape from IA
tai injury was remarkably.
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CELTIC WEEKLY.

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Chmrch Notice.s.

In the NJ. E. Church, preaching every
evening this week, except Saturday. Ser
vices commencing at Z O'Clock. fA g
...Presbyterian Church. Preaching in the
basement next Sabbath at II O'Clock a. m.
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rg- 1t is rare thing that physicians
give any countenance TO a medicine, the
manufacture of which is secret. About
the only exception we know Of is Jobnson's
Anodyne Liniment This, we believe, all
practice with great success.
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B-Use Pain Cure Oil Use Pain Cure
Oil Is the popular phase of everybody
that meets suffering friend. Try 1t and
you won't regret it. Our druggists and
merchants sell 1t for so cents per bottle.
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