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the liver. valuable cmedy in al asses
Of Grrangs n,"rt resulting fem disordrred
stat OF that organ. !. Complaint, Billions
Disor SrS. In 'ieest on. Sick HEADACHE, Ty pho u
Fevers. Sc &c. al, ~slccumb 10 the free use OF
Schenck'S Mandrake Pills. For sale by al
druggists and dealers
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LONDON, May 14-Noon.-Conso' S
93t. Eivcs 81.
PARIS, May 14-Noon.-Rentes 54f.
and 6Jc
LIVERPOOL, May 14-Noon.-Cotton
opened tirm--Uplands sgd; Orleans
cd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-16

The Wilmington Journal (weekly) on en-
tering upon its twenty-ninth annual volume, has
been greatly enlarged ana improved. 1t - tHo
only thirty-six column paper in the state.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-16

q - ne "a y IeceIpts. Deal-
.. rurc.,.,s ing at 1920 cents p
cZan.
FERTILIZERS market is
fairly supplied with all kinds men
toned below. We note a large export
business doing at the following rates:
Peruvian Guano, (Chincha Island)
$75, $77@$80; do. do. Guanope, so ;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-16

Cotton steady - Savannah and
Charleston shipments, April, SD F.;
June, July aud August, sgd; May SD.
Ercadsiu-fs quiet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-16

T HE GENERAL CROPS.-The
weather for the past week has been
generally rainy throughout most sec
tions of the two Carolinas, and some
localities have been visited with storms
sufficiently heavy to do much mischief.
VeoetatioD however. is making extra
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

PAPER vs.. CoIN.--Tbe Philadelphia Bull
letin says :smThe following extract from the
Paris correspondence of the London Econo-
mist fully corroboratcs what we have frequent
ly urged, that no people that once used a
sound paper currency arc ever willing to re-
turn to the use of coin, on account of the sri-
perior convenience of the former! When to
this is added Its comparative .costlcssness, it
becomes evident that it will not be long be-
fore the precious metals will be abandoned MS
instruments of exchange and measures Of
relative values 'g+
"a fact worth remarking, as showing the
favor with which the small notes are received
by the public has been observed since the
Bank of France has been paying from its re-
serve Of silver five-franc pieces. On the days
following that ON which this issue was COM
menced double the amount paid was returned
to the Bank in the same coin. Tho publicnow
find the large silver pieces cumbersome, and
prefer the paper money IS ssl f
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

THE RIGHT OF WAY.--Last Saturday after
noon, rather amusing instance of stubborn
ness occurred at the Bridge st. canal bridge,
in this city. A team belonging to Mr.. c.
Arnett and another belonging to Capt. James
Bird attempted to cross the bridge at the
same time. The. driver of each claimed the
rightof.way and neither would yield. For
about half an hour. a quarrel was kept up be-
tween the men, and the passage was blocked
for carriage travel during the time. A num-
Der of carriages wereykept waiting while the
dispute was going on, and the disputants
drew a large crowd of spectators to listen to
their "vigorous language. Finally, one of
the drivers became thirsty and went for
drink, and while he was absent his team was
backed off, and the waiting vehicles passed
over. When the driver saw. what liad been
done it is said he "bubbled up" and "boilcd
over.''
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

GB At a meeting of the Societas Literarun,,
held on Wednesday Dec. Sd, the question
Ought theaters to be discouraged ?" was dis
cussed by G. II. Skillman, w. F. Hayhurst,
and J. II. Mullineaux in the affirmative, and
A. d. Anderson, Z. Ely and j. II. Bowno in
fine negative. A decision was rendered in
favor of the affirmative.
The next question for debate iss-"Is the
statesman greater benefit to his country than
the poet" To be discussed by w. NJ. John
son, A. ID. Anderson and J.. II. Mullineaux
in the affirmative and Ii. G. Wetherill, w. +,
Hayhurst, and j. II. Bovine in the negative.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

c1s The Monthly Sabbath School Concert,
held i'll the Berean Baptist Church, Stockton,
last Sabbath evening, was of very interests
ing character. The exercises consisted of
Scripture lessons read in concert, essays, reci-
tations of selected pieces by the scholars,
black board lessons, singing of choice pieces
from "Pure Gold" &C., &c. Some of the
little girls deserve praise for the interest
they take in these. The teachers of the
school conducted the exercises, the Pastor
and Superintendent being absent. These con-
ccrts are held the first Sabbath evening of
each month and arc always interesting.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

HoRsE AND WAGON SToLEN.-On Thurs
day last, Widow Hunt, WHO resides ON the
road between Pennington and Titnsville, in
Hopewell township, Mercer Co., came to IL
tusvlle with horse and fall-top, and tied her
horse under the sheds connected with Hop
pock's Hotel, and then went to church. There
was in the wagon a buffalo robe, blanket and
a silk dress which had just been takan from
the dressmaker's During her absence the
horse and wagon and the contents Of the wag-
on were stoleh. Great CONSERVATION prevail
ed at the time. The town was thoroughly
searched, but no tidings could be found.
The Gazette states that since that time Mr..
Scudder II. Phillips, and Pearson B. Hunt,
went on an expedition in search of the horse
and thief. They tracked him as far as Eng
lisitown. Here be had put pp'the mare, and
in fact had traded her off for an inferior an
dress he had sold to the landlords wife for
four dollars. At tic time when Philips and
Hunt arrived, the thief was hot H. Tliey
started out in search of Aim and took 18th
them Constable VOORHEES,. They found the
man, who gave his name as George B. De-
Witt, at an oyster saloon. He was at once
arrested and taken before. Squire Carrot For
man, where an affidavit was fled He was
placed in the custody of Voorhees,, Hunt and
Phillips who brought him. to Trenton, and
took him before F. s. Mills, Esq, wherc, an
other affidavit was filed and Dewitt was fully
committed for trial, in default of seven hun
dred dollars. On the voluntary examination
of Dewitt, he said he had nothing to say ex-
cept that he was not guilty Peter II. VAN
cleve of Titusyille, was present, and identi-
fed Dewitt as the person who was seen loaf
ing about .TitusNille FOR two or tliree days,
and who disappeared simultaneously with the
mare andgsehicle. The pfpefty Mas all re-
covered.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

LooAL MIscELLANY.A- Frelinghuy-
sen has offered a petition to the U. s. Senate,
asking that Postmaster Smith, of Fleming
ton, be released from tie Payment Of the
amount due for postage stainps lately stolen
from his office. We trust that this request
win be granted.
Several Unsuccessful attempts have re-
Gently been made to enter premises in this
city Care should Be taken by ali who have
anything Tosth stealing to keep their proper
ty properly secured
wilson Chaptcn No. 10, r. A. NJ, will
elect and install their officers this evening.
and afterward partake of a supper at Zeiu-
lsr'f liotsh 9l1el
BAFour d flse young tAsh OF ibis acity and
New Hope got on a drunken spree Gu Satur-
day night and became rather boisterous. One
of them was locked up, much to his morrill,
cation, These Young mon should be ashamed
Of themselves. Thy are not only ,lis.;racing
themselves but deeply mortifying their
friends. i Il ssssfttr,r
ir--Thcis' National Hotcl' in Frenchtown,
was sold At public sale recently. 1t was pur-
chased by Abraham Fluck, Of Philadelphia,
for $4,000. =, IS 'ss2
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

LEcTuRE.-The.Go Good Templars Of this city
have engaged the Rev. Mr.. Palmer to deliver
lecture for their benefit, at Lyccnm Hall, on
Thursday evening of next week. Rev. Mr..
Z. was confined in some of the rebel prisons
during the late war, and will relate incidents
and anecdotes connected with his prison cx-
perienccs. This lecture has been heard by
some of, our citizens, who were delighted with
it. Tickets 2J cts,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

tB- BOVINE, the hattcr at e7a E. State ST.,
Trenton, has $4,000 worth Of hats, caps, &c.,,
in stock This immense stock he is selling,
owing to the hard times, at greatly reduced
rates. 1t win pay you to visit his store, and
inspect the large variety of styles such as is
not found in smaller stores 1t.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

eB Miss Mary Heppock, daughter. of Mr..
George. Hoppock, Of Roscmonr, N J.. met
with quite 2. serious accident on Tuesday
morning. The cattle in the yard commenced
a free hight and shelbeing in the yard at the
time, attempted to make her escape by run
nlng in the barn. and when near the. door she
ieil with great force, fracturing her upper
Jaw and cutting herface. Her wounds were
dressed by DR.. 0. II. Sproul, and it is hoped
that she will soon recover from her injuries
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he peremptorily declined to do, and said he
would like IT, have counsel
= Mr.. Brock shcs madelan sflaavit, and up
ON that the Mayor held Mr.. Chapman until 2
requisition cad be procured from the Governor'
Of Pennsyiyanias--State Gazette
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4 gGcpd gold Pens dnst thething for Holiday
presents, at MeonEs !, 40 Union st. " Y ut.


az Notice is given hat application viii Be
made at the next Legislature for clio cieation
of new county out of parts of Hunterdon,
Morris and Warren counties. This is the
same scheme which has been before the Leg
islature for number of years, but will not
probably meet with any better success at the
next session than heretofore.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

ToMAToEs.-Mr. John II. Butterfoss filled
about 10, coo cans of tomatoes, at his factory
in this city, during the past season. Owing
to the poor yield, he did not get enough to-
matoes to fill more titan one-thrd the cans he
had made up. One reason of the failure of
the crop was the want of attention to The
tomato plants after they had been set out.
Farmers who cultivate their corn carefully APP
pear to think that tomatoes should grow
without attention. With proper care, the
crop is one of the best paying that can be
raised. AS proof of this, Mr.. b. informs us
that one person raised over 900 bushels on two
acres of ground.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

e1s-Mrs, Dilts, wife of VIM. Dlts, Sem.
OF Stockton, met with quite serious acct
dent on Monday morning of this week. In
getting out of the, bed, she slipped and fell,
breaking her right arm.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

THE QUESTION SETTLED. Those crninens
men, DIR. JAS. Clark Physician 70 Queen Vic
toria, and aDr. Hughes Bennett, say tiass corr
sumption can be cured. DR.: Wistar Knew
this when he discovered hisno widely knvswn
BAi.sAM or WILD CHERRY, and experience
las proved the corrcctnoss Of his opinion.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

"a The Aquetong Fire Co., have decided
to give series Of "Parlor Entertainments.
The time has not been fixed. Mr.. CT H. w.
Vansciver, we learn, win have the manage
ment.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

cS- On Monday morning last, Amos
Clark, Of Solebury township, found a horse
and carriage in one Of his fields Upon in
quiry it was asccrtained to belong to MI. Me-
Neal of Pincvillc. Tho horse became fright
ened and ran away, throwing him out Of the
carriage He heard nothing of the wllerca-
bouts Of his team until the next day. I
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

Tho Anchor Steamship Company have
abandoned all hopes Of the safety of the Is
malta, which sailed from the port of New
York two or three months ago. She win
probably "ne'er he heard Of more" s4
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

fg-lWe are receiving almost daily those
first-class African Kip Boots which are SO de-
sireble this season Of the year. Every pair
warranted. For sale by r. Z. LouDEN.
Dec 8, Ct
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REMOVAL OF TILE. Posr OrFIcE.-Col. A.
w. Angel, our Postmaster, has purchased the
building on Union St. lately occupied by r.
H. Dilts & Co., asastore, and is now fitting
it up for a post Office, &C. This will be q
much more central location than where the
Office now is, and the increased room will enable
him to afford greater facilities to tile public.
The Office, we understand, will be fitted up in
good style, and will have separate windows
for ladies and gentlemen; lock boxes, &c.
1t is not probable that the alterations to the
building win be completed in time to remove
the Office much before Jan. LIST.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

TAKE NoTIcE.AHor sliocing one dollar
and sixty cents sett and all other work
neatly and cheaply executed at 50 York st
4t 49, a.l 4as,za.,l r q. SUTPHES.
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LAsrs. The new street lamps in New
Hop, were lighted for the irst time on last
Saturday evening. Tho improvemcet is high
lyapprcciatcd blythe citizens
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SHOE MAKER TAKE NoTIcE.-You car
get ladies', gents, and Misses, uppers fitted at
the shortest notice at LoupEN's, 80 Coryell st
Dec. 0, ct. 81
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

Cy- New Horse Shoes si.6O per set shoes
moved, so cts. per set at A, GREEN's, on
Maiu st., above jefferson, LambertyiIle. st.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

PRESENTS. During tlfe approaching holt
days large number of presents will be given.
In selecting them it is well to get those that
are of an enduring. nature and that can be
kept for long years as rcmembrancers.-
Nothing, therefore,. is more suitable than
nice piece ofifurniture, such as q chamber
sett, sofa, writing desk book case, rocking or
arm chair, foot stool, etc. For "a beautiful
variety of these go to Trrus, 46 Coryell St,
Lambertvillc, who will sell to yon at small
profits. ss~~ 1T.
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rE- Follow the crowd and get your Boots
and Shoes at LoUDEs's, SO Coryell St.
Dec. 8, ct.
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SSUSDAy School 1Ssq1TurE.--.A Sunday
School Institute win be- held in New Hope. on
the 18th aud i9tilinst. Particulars hereafter.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

Cuban, 70 Semitic, Rocky Mountain, and
other Stereoscope views at MooRE's, 40 Union
st. Call and see them. 2t.
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Ea- People don't need "pianners," but
they need roofs over their heads. Helms, the
slater, So Clinton ST., is the man to do such a
job. He warrants his work and does itatlow
rates. It.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

Sheriff sP,udy passed through this place on
Monday with carpenteE alias Chapman, the
individual who attempted to. pass n forged
check on the Dcylestown Bank.lu ISL
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-10

Wall Pockets Brackets. Book Shelves and
Towel Racks, for Holiday gifts, at ,MooRE's,
AZ Union St. .4. ct.
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gE- The HantcrdoR Republicans, a week or
two since, announced that this county would
put in claim for the Clerkship of tue Senate.
No name was mentioned in that connection,
but we presume the candidate is selected, or
has selected himself. -
On this subject the 'Brieksburg Times and
Journal says: "Hunterdon county will put
in strong claim for the clerkship in one of
the legislative bodies at the ensuing session,
and justly, too. Electing a Republican SEN
ator and Representative in a, Democratic
stronghold entities Huntedon to some con-
sideration.''
We see it stated, however that Mr.. Bah
lock, the excellent clerk Of the Senate for the
past three years, has the promise of re-
election. "A
In whatever way the qAestion is decided, we
can congratulate onrself with the old
darkey's beatitude: Blessed am dey who
don't expect uud6ns for dey shall not be dis
TIM LvcsUM.AAt ia stated meeting Of the
lyceum, held ON Thursday evening last, the
following question was discussed -" Should
cur laws be so altered, as to allow no one to
woSe no can NOT read or write9" In the
sffrniatiSe-L K. Strouse, J. H. Black, E. r.
SGlhday and 4. G. Barber. In the negative
VIM Lyman, Joln sMcGlauflin .. hHay hurs;
and N. V. Young. BY a vote of that part q
the audience which had not taken part in tlp
discussion. it was decided almest unanimous
ly in the negative
The following question was then adopted
for discussion at its next meeting: &c ResoIced
That the granting of license to sell intoxi
coating drinks should be taken from our CITY
Council, and be vested in the County Courts. :
The disputants in the affirmative are ]. Hay
i'ssrst, VIM. Lyman and John II Black Ii
the negative--N. v. Young, ]. McGlauflir
and D. r. solliday.A The next meeting vii
beh$d next Saturday evening at seven o'clock
As this Is question which is Of vital interes,
to our.eitizens, it is to be hoped that larg,
attendance win be given. The meetings o.
this society are open to the public who ar,
cordially irvited to attend.
n Ht1 rs ~
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eB- Next Tuesday is the day for holding
the Constitutional election in Pennsylvania
The Constitution, although imperfect in some
respects is far in advance of the present one,
and we hope to see it adopted. Only those
WHO are in favor of ring" rule appear to
be opposed to it.
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Illuminated Notices, Text and Book Marks,
beau tiful and cheap, at MooRE's, 40 Union
st. Of
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Of the cour " thanctry 81 New Jersey Will b. 81 1oscd
10 sale Mt Public V-ndue, on
MONDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY
next between the hours Of twelve FIVE o'clock In the
afternoon OF said day at the Court House In Fleuinrto
In the township Of Rarita In the county OF Huuter,lon
All that certain tract Of land situate, lying and being m
the township Of West Amwel III the county OF IIanter
follows BEGINNING at stone standing In the Rock road
leading TO Iamberyille and Stephen (oldcns
land, thence ~ With said toliep's line s0uth six and
half degrees east nine chains and ninety links Ia stone
and Mercer thence ~ along said county fire and land ~
said Godens south lightweight degrees wcat 6ftyivht
chains and thirtytw links stake for corner thence
~ with lipe OF william Person land north twenty
rock t cSsf II laa ra thence ~ sIce s NV ; .s
north degrees east nine chains and sxtyme
nkst stake corner to Joseph smiths land thence ia
along said Smiths line north sixty and quarter
cast hyc chains and Ftythrce links red oak simp
for corner, thence Isl along said road and Rirnar5
Sweezcys land north eight degrees and FORTY
u~s east tbtytyhree chains and fosr links TO borv
Formerly Tor corner. thence "a along said road nrd
Th0mas shermas land south eight y-Aine and half a..
grees east three chains and fiyseven links TO corner
grets east three chains to another corner in said yo.d
thence 9 along said road and land OF Abrm Peters
anyone and quarter degrees eleven chains and
thify-three links 10 the place OF beginning coutainns
sad bounds nlieysx acrcs and hun
dredths OF land be the same es and Is mart 81
the tract OF land that Gabriel Hortniar and vito
veyed 70 Cornelius L. Titus by deed d1ftd March sSst
1853 and y recordtd In ifnnterdou eounty IA I"
3eeds, Pare H5, &c. Ns 1911 - Tffss - VI
Seized as the property Of DKxJAwrsr w. pEAxx .rd
others and taken In execution the t Of Enoch n
TO be sold by INV
| J.. P. RITTENftorse, suKn,rr.
J DC p 1872 rrsfsaso flI 4I IA
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NEW HOPE and DUCKS COUNTY, PA.
tB Navigation closed oi, the Delaware
Division Canal ON Friday last = 81
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rcz,- Gou ana nl,sey change PAD out a.
LouDEs'sshoe Store, 81 coryeli 1t. NJ,
! oct.,29t ss-i,ots sisod 70 1"no ID
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EAt;LE DYSPEPSIA rRocHEs. For ~, &. -
s Sids,'e n II hy Frank Moore DrasEt, 81 g
Sg Sss ard New ' isss ssssf3 pfasss Ono
Oct. !, is73-6n.
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Fk M III 81 81
tB- Stockton is not lighted with street
lamps, and that is a very much-needed
improvement. Now, if the cnterprsing
citizens will do something to help improve the
street crossings, it will be safe to travel after
dark
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ls@psstsils \. pee so zsss.
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A Medicine Chest IN Miniature


8f i 6ss lfsJ ee0FNa ast9ss 81 Yau
IL presented to the American people In Bottle ofMrsH
LER's iIKan rrKx~ Fsspatc under the direct per.o-
nal slperyspH Of pr. ,sarApci b Hasts,an. regular
graduate Of Che Jefferson Medical College Of llad.l-
pha and physician Of high standing in his profssin
Its success during thu past twelve yess has demonstrate
cd beyond adnubt that 4 IL the only ceptaEsnd ectual
remedy yet discovered for INC many diseases for Which
II & recommended Dysrcpsia FLYER Colnpfant Kid
ny Diseases Affections Of The Lungs pscTders Of thu
Stomach md Bowels here nnd thsfr antiote The tsst
nony Of thousands In every setoH Df the country has
been given to ~ merit and tho snapd n constantly on
the incraasc MtsnfsRs Hpuis fTTiats has becofe IA
mar Household WORT and II II truth what liz pro-
priciors term It, Household Remedy.
4iafA Sold Only In Kettles.
December b, 1878 s. M ~ is3t
~ s,eat ,rvs.tl iis-7 = & : 4 49,
TEAS. wa a -
A REALLY delicious and ane favored fes can hs
"A n'uHht u WycxorF's for little money. Call nt his
store IN chnrsh st., hear Union, and test Il,
lass''S'r' 'c''fs3a ii.i4a aai Ina .hHi
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n you wrl ind them At wrcxorrs. Church = rsn
ArE 20, 1874. * MAk
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