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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09

WASHINGTON. 1890 A. NJ. Nov. s.-New
York and Indiana probably gone Democrat
lie. North Carolina and Louisiana in doubt.
also Connecticut and New Hampshire
Things look close with chances in favor OF
our side. BROOKS.
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WASHINGTON, IL p. NJ, Nov. New
York. Connecticut and Indiana, probably
Democratic: Louisiana and North Carolina III
.iopht We are still. hopeful. BROOKS.
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Fresh Roasted Coffee

Fresh Roasted Coffee as.
at all times and in any quantity. It may, be we'll
to note some facts and figures for the benefit Of
consumers, as taken from statement made by a
Baltimore house, and fully verified By nv own
experience in Roasting coffee-appended
FACTS AND Figures FOR COFFEE CoNsuMERs.-sIn
roasting coffee in the old style, open pan or skill
let 1t loses in weight from 20 to 25 per cent. 30
basing the loss at 22 pounds to the One Hundred
lM a.t GREEN GOLFER,
At Use per pound, will, after Roasting cost 80 cts
csc per pound, WILL after Roasting, cost Sc eta
30c per pound, will, after Roasting, cost S8kc
3Sc Per hound, will, after ROASTING cost 42Ac
3ac per pound, will, after Roasting. cost 4b cts
AS we use the Alright Cylinders, (Which roast
200 pounds at time,) We not only save this loss,
but retain the Natural Aroma in the Coffee Bean
ITSELF there giving 1t to you nearer its original
Weight. Purity and True Flavor y
My coffee Is roasted in q coptiuually-revolving
alright Cylinder thus preventing scorching Or
burning, which SO often occurs when done In the
old style. In this manner all the aroma Of the
and to SO further than coffee roasted by any other
process. l.. -
will further state that roast only the best Rio
and Laguayra coffee, and can furnish them in arv
Quantity you may wish, and always fresh. After
being roasted IT is kept in an Tight Tin Box,
free from air, &C, thus retaining its strength. =,
RrEs, PRIME BUTTER, FINE TEAS. ~ &c. IT, ~.
nav a = - - CHAs. C. WHEAT,
! wv Augusta street, Staunton, Va.
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BALTIMORE. 1886 A. ~. Nov. S.--Every
indication that Tilden carries New York,
which will elect him President.
A,rr
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ITALIAN POLITICS.

ROME, Nov. 5.-The election OF members
of the Italian Chamber OF Deputies took
place to-day. As far as the results are known
at this hour al progressionists ana % mod
crates have been returned. Among the dis
tinguished persons elected are Signori Ma
mani, Cappino and Carrenti, each of them
from several different places, and Sgnori
Depreti. Nicater. Zanardelli, Minghetti and
Ricarali. a second ballot will be necessary
in Milan to settle a contest between Signori
Correnti and Viscontl Venosta. Garibaldj
will also be obliged to stand for second
ballot in Rome, but his election is certain.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09

telegrama not 30 favorable for Hayes. Where
there are no frauds Scgar beats Goodc badly.
. JAS. ID. BRADY.
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THE COMMUNISTS.

LONDON, Nov. A Reuter- dispatch from
Versailles says: ''Slnce yesterday there has
been q compromise between the supporters
and opposers Of the Gatanesu bill for cessa-
ton of the prosecutions against the Commu-
nists. The nature Of the agreement is not
stated, but in to-day's sitting Of the Cham
Der Of Deputies new bill, proposed rs a
compromise, was adopted, excepting an ar
ticle transferring to juries the trials of Of
tenders in contumacum, slo,-4 -.lf
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AMERICAN OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, 1870 A. a., Nov. S.--New
York for ridden. Indiana doubtful. Flor
ida and South Carolina al! right. New lIamp-
shire, New Jersey and California certain for
Hayes. Republican Congressional gains
sessy. Butler elected We claim Hayes
election. FAX.
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ie,ai AssIGNEE's SALE
lttilAt
REALESTATE
GE
o4z- s,tssi N
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

In pursuance Of the u s District Court for the
Western District Of Virginia, in the matter OF
VIM II Steele, bankrupt. will, as Assignee of
SAID Bankrupt, on ~ s@Gsi1
SATURDAY, the 9th day of DECEMBER, 1879.
in front of the Ceurt-House in staunton, Va, sell
at public auction, the undivided third OF two
tracts OF land, one containing 284 acres and the
va This is desirable real estate and will be sold
on the following FL 81 =. ~
EHMS.TOne-fourth cash, and the balance on a
interet from day Of sale, the purchaser to give
bonds 18th ample personal security for the de-
lerred p0Bments, and the title retained as ulti-
mate security. 1fa- JOHN PAUL,
nov9-tds Assignee of VIM. H. steele. bkt
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LONDON, Noy. 1.-The Marquis Of Hart
ington, in his first public speech since his
return from Turkey, declared that the Porte,
however willing, was unable to effect re-
forms. Freedom from the evils Of Turkish
administration was essential to a condition
of peace in the Christian provinces.
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BALTIMORE, l:30 P. NJ, Nov. S.-Iilden
elected. Solid South. New York, New Jer-
sey. Indiana. Wisconsin and Connecticut.
&C. FULTON.
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THE LATEST AND BEST.

The LA ES1 AND BEST.
WASHINGTON, A. NJ, Nov. Or.
C. Mccormick, Secretary NATIONAL Com
mittee telegraphs that Louisiana, South
Carolina, Wisconsin, Oregon, California
and Florida, have all gone for Hayes,
with North Carolina uncertain. This
gives Hayes I85, and Tennessee in doubt.
Brooks.
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DISTRICT ELECTORS.
LIST District-Benj. T. Bland.
I'd District-ThoS. Tabb.
I'd District-Hhthony NJ. Kelley.
4th Dlstrict-Erasmus K. Harris.
9Th District-John E. Penn.
9Th District-Wm. M. Cabell,
It'll District-H. n. Riddleb berger.
9Th Distriet-B. johnson Barbour.
9th District-David 8. Pierce.
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For Member OF 4sth Congress--Tth District.
Everett n. Farley,
oFALHEMARLE.
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WASHINGTON, 10 A. NJ, Nov. S.-Tilden
ed. We gain about 90 Congressman.
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RICHMOND, $50 p. NJ, Nov. S.-Jtlst re-
celved telegram from Herald bureau. claim
lag Hayes election by four majority without
New York, which State 10 yet in doubt. Do
not give up, chances In our favor.
T.. D,Arxr
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FRANCE AND TJJR

PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Aoniteur, the organ
of the minister of foreign affairs. says it APP
pears probable that all the guaranteeing
powers will agree to the proposal for con-
ference ut Constantinopic. Reuters tele-
gram from Ragusa states that the French
and Italian commissioners have proceeded
ded by the Montenegrins will continue I'M
der blockade during the armistice, but may
be rcvic.ualed sufficiently for Immediate
wants. @sf'S I'd
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$1,000 CUBA AT ANY COST. s. = " - !
MABRID, Nov. 5.-Prime Minister Canos
Del CASTILLO, addressed meeting of $50
deputies, declared that it was the determine
ton Of the government tn retain CHba at
any cost -. - =.
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ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Jno. ". Daniel.
F. w. n. Holiday.

RlHcrIoN. TUESDAY, NovEnrB- SR eth, 1875.
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RICHMOND, P. NJ, Nov. S.-Latest from
Herald buresu gives Hayes 1856; Tildcn 1874.
The Republicans claim New York by over
seven thousand. The President and Attor-
aey General believe Hayes elected.
las -, RRAuy
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09

RIcHMoND, ii P. NJ, Nov. S.--Secretary
Chandler telegraphs that New York has gone
Republican by $500 majority. All betting
on Ttlden has stopped. J. D. BRADY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09

NEW GOODS!
F. NJ YOUNG has Just returned from PhiIadel-
best selected stock Of -1t. :. -
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BRITISH GRAIN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, November "A leading grain
circular say; s'With continued fine weather
favoring the labors Of hIsbandry, the British
grain markets are still scantily supplied with
wheat, the value Of which remains unaltered.
Foreign trade is at the same time more steady
after the recent slight depression, and activ-
ity has been partially resumed. It is now
sSsed By TURKEY and se,y a the
effect, as Of late Of exciting speculation, but
as stock taken at the close Of the month
shows fbat ths short supplies coming since
September have resulted il material reduction
in the quantity in grapery, there appears 2
tair element Tor steadiness at current rates.
~ f4yerpeM we have 2Q4, 900 quarters less
-n en- Argpst 81, aan9 GUT local
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09

DOASTED COFFEE. .s...s.as4ss.s.
II FRESH ROASTED COEFRE
Having an AIR-TIGHT CYLINDER COFFEE
ROASTER' 1.-THE same kind they use in the cities
for roasting coGee,) am prepared to furnish my
a,,rtorno.c nd the mn hiic with 9 = T-- -
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the rights OF any citizen are assailed OF
threatened. But in the midst of profound
peace, and without constitutional re.
cushion from any quarter, the President OF
the United States has stationed troops In q
city OF this Commonwealth with the design,
as cannot be doubted, of intimidating Che
people and controlling the pending election
tor partisan purposes.
Now, whereas so fragrant us,,rpation OF
ungranted authority endangers the liberties
OF the people and the integrity OF the Gov.
eminent, imperils the freedom OF the cleo.
tive franchise, and is we'll calculated and
doubtless designed to incire and foment the
domestic violence which is falsely pretended
to be threatened; Y
Therefore, /. James L. Kenpcr. Governor
OF Virginia, solemnly protesting before the
States OF the Union, and in the name of the
Constitution, against this fragrant violation
OF our peace and our guaranteed rights, do
call upon the good people OF this Common
wealth, and command the authorities and
officers thereof, to persvere in abs tanning
from every act and manifestation which
might be made a pretext for the employment
OF armed force in our midst; and epioin.
upon all, such moderation and self denyino
forbearance as will preclude the possibility
OF any disturbance Of the public peace.
Done at Richmond this 4tli day Of
fe>, November, in the year Of our Lord
! L. S. zone thousand eight hundred and
WI seventy-six, and in the one hundred
and Grst year Ofthe Commonwea
By the Governor, JAMES l.. KEMPER.
James HcDoaatd,
Sec'y OF the Commonwealth,
This is all for effect. The Governor knows
that there has not been aa election in Peters.
burg for the past four years that peace has
not been threatened and even violated. he
'aows that the municipal and State auttori.
i. fSe either been indsposcd or inefficient
tho man, 'fsnance of peace; he knows that
q oasnas~ ~ ''e dignity OF the Common !
0oneauef oil liz y. to ,,ct,oo. ~ ,
cath has been brous> "!'s''ce'' ne knows
re freedom of the neiectI,> iranciiise' has I
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09

RICHMOND, 10:l5 p. NJ, Nov. S.--Glori-
Qua news received from the private Secretary
OF Mr.. Hayes. Great rejoicing at National
Republican Headquarters. Oregon, Califor-
MIA, Nevada and Florida undoubtedly Re-
publican. Hayes we claim elected.
JAS. d. BRADY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09

kttIS VlC 6ditu4CQ dlQ HtAs ACukuShy IT,
ports an advance in condition during Sep
TENDER from seventy-seven to eighty-thrce;
general exemption from insect depredations,
anc very favorable condition Of weather,
combined to make this result. In Ohio the
average condition advanced in September
from ninety-seven to one hundred and four.
BEANS.-The only States in which the
condition does not fall below one hundred
are New Jersey, Delaware and Oregon, one
hundred; California. one hundred and three 4;
Vermont, one hundred and four, and South
Carolina one hundred and seven.
FATTENINq CATTLE.-The numbers of
fattentnx cattle are apparently somewhat less
than last year, though the difference is small.
LONDON, November 3.---The Liverpool
Post Of the 9Th says;
Yesterday was the most excited day
the cotton market has experienced for
years, and the enormous sale has thrown
business altogether out Of gear. Yarn prices
are raised all round. There are large offers
at about Id. advance, but they are mostly
declined, so little business results. Exports
Of yarns are more active and show In most
cases larger advance. Business in cloth is
at stand still. Buyers do not follow the
upward movement eagerly, and sellers dare
not 90 on, even at the recent fullest quota
tions without further instructions from their
principals.
The Liverpool Courier says:
For some days the Turko- Servian armisticc
now announced, has been confidently expect
ed, and the Manchester market for goods and
yarns, as we'll as our cotton market, has been
perceptibly regaining in tone. Only upon
one occasion, upon the eve of the Selvian
civil war, have the sales reached such a fig
ure as announced yesterday; and at Manches-
ter, with advancing prices, business was &C.
tive, and transactions large.
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U. S. Supreme Court Decisions.

The following decisions were rendered in
the Supreme Court of .he United States on
Monday last:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-05
Rrigious Readina.
Leaving Us an Example.
PETER p 81.

NV meat is to do the will of him that
sent me. and to finish his work John
4: 81
For | came down from heaven. not to
do my own will, but the will of him
that sent me. John Il: 81.
must work the works of him that
sent me, while it is day ; the night
cometh when no man can work. John
o..
Wist We not that must he about my
Fathers business? Luke ,: 10.
Then said they unto him, What shall
we do, that we might work the works
of God? John Il: y.
Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If
any man will come after me, let him
deny himself, and take up bis cross,
and follow me- Matt. Ii: "a.
The disciple is not above his Master !;
but every one that is perfect. shall be
as his Master. Luke q: 40.
Son, go work toe day in my vineyard.
Matt. u: -.
Go We into all the world, and preach
the gospel to every creature. Mark
III: 10.
have chosen YOU, that We should 90
and bring forth fruit. Herein. is my
Father glorifed, that We bear much
fruit John ID: IL, Z.
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The Yellow Centaur Linim4n,

is worth its weight in gold To- nvn,f..,t..
mules. ".i''' d..
This Liniment has cured mon, .r.,.,
led, ng-boned and CALLED hnr,,- 10, al '"'-I
than have all the farri-rs ia III, ,.,fi,,r, ''ai,
Its Effects are simply wonderful 'N ih a.
We have thousands upon thuu-.uJ
Gates strong ~ the fnll"wIu- ' '"ii1
My horse was lame for 4 ,,;,l v,,t
wrench. \ II remedies utterly failed 49,. ''IsA
considered him worthless until ,,,,',,."' aid !
use tentaur Liniment, which ItIidI, ,,,' .'7 20
heartily recommend il. "A I.
REV. GEO " FFrIr,
''ManorNill- Scholar, ,,
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Please send me two dollars worth ''..-
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liniment 1t is sold evrrywhrr. ant D., s,r.....
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Laboratory of J. Il Eu>IA,u
II DEY 81. NEW luEk
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cENrAuR
LINN Er7s

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whole. We now know Just VIA, n, N'ihl-l r..
lment VIII do. They will not m, ,I rI.'.u.r "
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flesh, bone and muscle ailm,It.' t"-'i tis.
ever before discovered ' 'I'ii aAy A.,
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effects of these remarkable. MI, :" h.gult o.
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weak back, fever sores, wr,.I.Ir,'...,- N'.'i.
cakcd breasts. distorted limb. It vs. ',ar.
are cured by the White Crntaur , ""l.' Ia
1t Will destroy pain and heat ,r,,i. '...' Ut
binary burns and scalds ItviII,. 'rar t
OF bites and stings, and TIN, tr,.- ih' i...
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ache itch and cutancnus eruption. ''" i..
Mr.. Josiah Wrstakc of M,r,.,.r
For wears my rheumatism has i.., "'.'
! nave been unable t" stir from The. r',. lad
hrst three bottles of Ccntaur Lluiu',,., .'.'' j.
Ia walk without my cTntch.- ,,,. " '"ah'ri
IDLY. think your linmrnt ~rnlI, -'.'A- O,
{. ii. Bennett druggist. Rock rrnr,. y,
'tentaur Lnimrnt sells h.rr., ~ Sc
best satisfaction of anything III ril,. n,'rL-, ~
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-05

before our heavenly Physician, if he is
to give lis daily relief.
Do you wish to grow in grace and be
devoted Christian Be very sure, if
you wish it, you could not have more
important question than this-do you
pray P-Rer. j. c. Ryle.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co,
Semi-Weekly Line To New York

Steamers Eleanora and Franconia will until fur
th-r notice leave Franklin Wharf, Portland and
Iier s., East River, New York every Monday and
thursday D. III. The ELEANORA is "A new steamer
recently built for this route and both she and thu,
rancnnia are fitted up with fine accommodate ions
ior passengers making this the most convenient
anu comfortable route for travellers between New
York and Maine
During the summer months they touch at Vine.
yard Haven both going and coming from New
\ "rk. Freight taken at the lowest rat.s-Fur
further information apply To
HENRY Fox, Gen. Agt. Portland
OF j. +. AMES, Agt.. Pier 81 f. r. New York
tJuly76
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WARDS SPECIAL FERTILIZER

Made for each crop at sl5 per ton in bulk Bags
~ cents extra Wards Fertilizer for House
Plants, oderless, enough tor 100 plants sent nsr
mail Tor lO cts Wards Preparation for Pota-
toes, increases the yield and prevents rot Suff
clent Tor one bushel of seed sent by mail for
- cents Wards Seed Preparation, will in
crease inc Graln, Corn and Cotton crops IS Der
cent ana IL applicable to all other seeds Sufficient
Tor one acre sent by mail for 80 cents Send for
circulars and testimonials IN o'
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TAX.SAlE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Non-resident pro-
ESSEX COUNTY. SprietOrs of the Town
ships of Averll Norton, Ferdinand, Lewis, War
ners Gore and Warmers Grant in said county of
Essex, are hereby notified that the State tax of
ISIS assessed upon said Townships, Gore and
Grant remain either in whole or in part unpaid,
the following described land in said Townships,
Gore and Grant to wit in the
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATthl.
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF L \TENI>
For Mrenti"Ils Trait. Marx, i""'.
No. - State Street. opposite kIl' >il''' joe.
Mass


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After an extensive practice "i uPNtld- % ~.
Wears continues To srCurr patents n 'i' l''
STATES also i'll Great Britain FIIu't iid "i.ri ..
eign countries. Caveats. >prClns Ii'"u- .7!'' %
lgnmentS, and all papers or dIaWii-- iI i"'.
executed on liberia terms. and Wlit d'>iA''. b"
searches made int" American uI foreign VIOLA
determine the validity nT utility "i iHi'I'- .
vrntions-and legal OF other id'I' i'uhI'a D.
matters touching the same. t"pi'~ OF Tile '.n''
any patent furnished hN IrmIltU- = 49,.
mrntS recorded at Washington
TESTING NIAI-
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tents.
MIR K. II. Eddy has made tot ne % aPF' '.'
on all but nnr of which patents have '"'h -"
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ing the most faithful attention bestowed Cd" ..
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Estates.

CTATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT. SIS.
DIN Probate Court held at the Probate Office in St
in said District, on the 18th day of
A pril A. ID. 1876.
John {. Tibbetts. administrator upon the es-
tate of Isaiah Evans, late of Sutton in
said district, deceased presents his admnistra-
ton account for examination and allowance and
makes application for a decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased.
WhereupOn, il is ordered by said court, that said
application be referred to a session of said court
to be held at the probate Office in said ct.
on the 11th day of May, \. ID. 1876,
for hearing and decision thereon And it is further
ordered, that notice hereof be given to all persons
interested, by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian. a newspaper pub
lished at ST. Johnsbury previous to said time APP
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and show cause, if any they may
have, why said account should not he allowed and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
true copy Of recOrd.-Attest,
21-23 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
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Dealers III
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