Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 42, Plymouth, Marshall County, 21 June 1866 — Page 4

Yarlettcs. 4 Trifle light as air." ' Theodore-Ilook was walking, in the days of Warren's blackiag, where one of the emissaries of that shining character had written on the wall, ''Try Warren's B ' but had beea frightened from his propriety and fled. "The rest is lacking," said tho Kit. At an agricultural dinner the following toast was given : The game of fortune shuffle the cards as you will, spades will always win. The man who courts a young lady in the r tarlight, probably expects to get a wife in a twinkling. 'I wonder where thesa clouds are going?" sighed Flora, pensively, as she 'pointed with her delicate finger to the heavy masses that floated in the sky. "I think they arc goiog to thunder?'1 said her brother. Servant girls are offered very higli wages ia Omaha 8525 a week and found 85 a week, board, lodging, washing, piano, bunday all day, carriage three times a week, and plenty of Frazcr's Lubricator ; aiigels. 5 a week and two negroes, and so on. Who'd marry ? A Western editor wishes to know whether the hw against the carrying of deadly weapons applies to doctors who carry pills In their pockets. Orioix of tue 'Printer's Devil." When Alius Manutius se tup in business as a printer at Venice, he came in possession of a little negro boy. This boy was known over the city as 4;the little black devil," who assisted the mysterious biblios factor ; and 3oiae of the most ignorant be, lieved him to be none other than the embodiment of Satai, who helped Aldus in the prosecution of his profession, One day, Manutius, desiring to dispel this strange hallucination by publicity, displayed the young "imp" to the poor, classes. Upon th;a occasion he made thir jhort but araeteristic speech : "Be U known to Venice, that I, Aldus Manutiust printer to the Holy Church and Poge, have this day made public exposure of the printer's devil: All those who think he is not flesh and b'ord may come and pinch him." This is the reason, why mischievous people, especially the girls, have aK ways indulged in the pleasant practice of pinching a printer's devil, whenever they could lay hands upon hi n. TnE Ladies and the President. A pleasant scene wa3 witnessed at the White House a few days ago. A number of youns; ladies, pupils of a female institute -it Baltimore, of which Prof. X. G. Brooks is the principal, and representing Maryland. Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, and other Southern States, visited Washington expressly to pay their respects to the President. They were most cordially received, and Mr. Brooks, on behalf of the young ladies, addressed the President in a neat little spee:h, assuring him of their high admiration for his elevated statesmanship, and their grateful appreciation of his kind conciliatory feelings towards that section of country from which they cam?, in his efforts for tho restoration of the Union.

A Fine Farm. Messrs. Fowler k Earl, of this city, have one of the largest and mcst successfully cultivated farms in the country. It comprises 13,000 acres, instead of 1.300, as has been previously stated. This spring they broke up' 1,300 acres for corn, 1,000 of which was sod. They have also upon it 2,G00 head of cattle. There is some pleasure as well as profit in this kind of farming. Lafayette Jovrnal. A Lawyer and a doctor were disputing the other day about a bill a fellow owed each of them. He was only able to pay one of them, and so he left the natter to themselves who ought to have the money. "I ought to have tho money, as a matter of course," said the lawyer, "for I saved the fellow from going to the penitentiary." "Well," said the doctor, "I saved him frooi going to h 11." It is needless to dd which got the money. . Salt Your Chimneys. In building a chimney put u quantity of salt into the martar with which the intercourses of brick are to be laid. The effect will be that thero will never be any accumulation of soot in that chimney. The philosophy is thus stated : The salt in the portioD of mortar which is exposed absorbi moisture from the atmosphere every damp day. Th loot thus becoming damp, falls down to the fireplace. This appears to be an En giuli discovery. It is used with succes in Canada. i Reward or Unselfishness.- The Newburg Journal says: A little son of It. S. Sturgis, of Boston, in the excitement of having hooked a little fish, lost his balance and fell into the river, at Butter milk Falls, the other day. Lewis Lark jumped in and rescued him in an exhausted state. In a few days Lewis received a thousand dollar check from tho boy's father. "The Blues." An exchano paper saja there is no need of having the blue. It tell hor to be free from them. Thin is the prescription : Yitit tho hovels of the poTcrty-atricken, and tender them all the assistance in your power Depend upon it, such noble enjoyment will warm your heart, and cause your blood to course freely and w.irmly through stagnant veins. Charity expands tho human soul, give a generous color to the faded cheek, fills the dull eye with the lustre aud brilliancy ef benevolence, causes the sluggish gait to become elastic, drives away the hypochondriacal spin's, and gives buoyancy to the Whole body. Try. A writer in the New Orleans Christian Advocate says that, so far as he has ascertained, between one thousand and twelve hundred church houses were burned in the south during the war. These churches, he thinks, hed cost the people cot less than five millions of dollars. In the loss the Methodist were the greatest sufferers, the Baptists next, then the Proibyterians, the Catholics least. A Treason Case The valua of a pars don by the President was chown in a case before tho District Court of the United States, at Baltimore, last Friday. Philip Cashmeyer, under indictment for treason, appeared and plead guilty to tho indictment, and produced the pardon of the President of the United States. Judge Giles being satisfied Mr. Cashmeyer Lad complied with the conditions mentioned in the pardon, ordered him to be discharged.

Irishmen Churcli and PJety. It il a singular fact that Irishmen have always made poor CDcspirators. They are too open-hearted, generous and coc5ding to make traitors for tho Crown, so-called. The Puritans are terribly disturbed at the threatened invasion of Canada. They think piety will bo overwhelmed, and religion sunk ten thousand fathoms deep, if the Irish conquer Canada. Hence, the Canadian affair has assumed a religious hue, and will be judged by it. CYi. En quirer. A shocking accident occurred at Peru on day last week. The Miami Sentinel says as a Mr. Hickenbuck, the station airent at Waverly was oing up to Fort Wayne to attend the funeral of Judge Hanna, of that place, and was in the sleeping car, the rear car of the train, which it- switched off at this place. Just as the sleeping car was cut loose he attempted to jump on the train, but missed it and fell on the track in front of the sleeping car, which passed over him and killed him almost instantly. His head was mashed, both legs cut off, and his body horribly mangled.

A priest in New York has been preach ing against tilting hoops. He professed hi ignorance of the revelations made by the fashion at operas nnd theatres, na he never went there, but added : I can2t shut my eyes to the abomination when it is in front of me on the street. A family of nine persons resided upon a farm in Dcrry, New Hampshire, for a period of fifty-three years, during which time there was neither a birth, death, nor marriage in tho family; neither did they during the time put a letter in tho post office, take one out. or take a newspaper, Samuel Hanna, an old citizen of the Wabash valiey, and a brother of the late Joseph S. Hanna, of Lafayette, died at Fort Wayne last week. He was Vice President of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad. He leaves a large estate and a family of sous, who, to the honor of the dead be it 5aid, arc trained to iudustry, and worthy of their sire. Sweeney says Stephens is an English spy ; Komero calls Santa Anna a French spy j and Santa Anna denounces Komero as an Austrian spy all of which is personal. Information for the People. It dosen't make the slightest difference who nine-tenth. of the following scribblers are, but as an exchange paper gives us the information free of expense, it is accepted gratefully : Harriet Parr is the real name of the English lady who write? under the pseu donym of Holme Lee ; Gail Hamilton is Miss Abigail E. Dodge: Florence Percy i3 Mrs Elizabeth Akers"; Timothy Tit comb is Dr. J. G. Holland ; Orpheus C. Kerr is Robert II. Newell : Mrs. Partington is P. B. Shilladcr : Artemus Ward is Mortimer Thompson ; K. X. Teppe, is James 31. Morris ; Josh Billingä is Henry W. Shawj Edmund Kirkc is J. II. Gilmore; Ik Marvel is Donald G. Mitchell; Petroleum V; Naseby is D. It. Lock. DR. BIG-BLOW now in Unicao that ran be entirely relied upon. Go to him. ar d not suffer that horrible disease to remain in vour system, disfiguring your face and body,be;ides destioy ing vour happiness and future pros '"i viiA"" pects ot lue. lie lias made private diseases and servoVS debility his study for the past twenty years, and is therefore the person whom all aflicted should consult. No one ever heard of a patient of his not being cured since he has been in the city. His reputation has vouchers in all the city papers, his patients and the medical profession, both here ncd abroad, a? being the rno t skilled specialist here, and a thorough master of all sexual disease?. If all others fad, don't despair, give him a call. It is only a com moT occurrence with him to cure such cases. His rooms are separate for ladieä and gentlemen, an:' the most complete ia the city. Young men take particular notice Dr. Bigelow devotes much of his time to the treatment of those cafes caused by a secret habit, which ruins both body and mind, unfitting the unfortunate individual for cither business or society. The fad effect of these early habits, or the execra of riper years is to weaken and debilitate the Constitution, destrov the physical and mental powers, diminish I and enfeeble the natural leelings.and exhaust the vital energies of manhood; the pleasures of life are marred, the object of marriage frustrated, and existence itself rendered a term of um-eaiing misery and regret. Such poreons, especially tfiose contemplating marriage should lose no time in mak'tag remediate application, as Dr. 12. by his new treatment is enabled to insure a ppeedy and permanent cure. Consultations free and confidential. Office No. 179 South Clark Street, corner of .Monroe, half a biock from the Pot ollice. Poät-office Box 134, Chicago, 1 lis. Offlce hours from 9 a in to H p m. Se id for his "Guide to health," published monthly, free of chaise. N. B. Iadies send for a descriptive circular of Pcsarie Keniedie, the beit preventive of conception known. Sent to any address free of charge. vlln2 ly NEW STOCK. LAUER AND BRO. Have just received a SPLE3VDID Assortment of READY-MADE CLOT II I N G , HATS Alio CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, AND A Variety of Notions. Their Stock of Boots andShoes is particularly deserving public attention, as regards quantity quality and price TheirClothing embraces all qualities, and tehy will not be undersold by any house in the place. O" Call and examine Goods and Trices for yourself. Store 2d door South of Pershing's Drugstore Phmouth, March9. lbC5-tf ERRORS OF YOUtIH A Gentleman who suffered foi jcars from Nervous Debility. Premature Deeay and all the eficcts of youthful indiscretion will for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it the receipe and directions for ruaV.ing the simple remedy by which be was cured. Sufferer wihing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing. JOHN B. OGDEN, No. 13 Chambers bt. New York-

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FLUID EXTRACT OP AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE THE HOTTENTOTS Have long used FOR A VARIETY OF DISEASES. t was borrowed from those rudepractionersby the ENGLISH AND DUTCH PHYSICIANS, On who? rseorcraendafion it was employed hi Europa and ha9 n?w come into general use. IT IS GIVEN CHIEFLY IN Gravtl, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, MORBID IRRITATION OF THE BLADDER AND URETHRA. rot FEMALE WEAK ES8 and Dcbilifv, For Prolapsus and Rearing Doivn, or, Prolapsus Uteri, DISEASES OF THE PROSTRATE GLAND, Retention, or Incontinence of Urine. Arid all diseases requiring the aid of a diuretic arising from a loss of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation. IT IS ALSO RECOMMENDED IN CASES OF DYSPEPS I A, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, CUTANEOU3 AFFECT 1 0N3, DROpSYTo cure these diseases we must bring into action the muscles which are engaged in their various functions. To neglect them, however slight may be the attack, is sur to affect ihn bodily and mental powers. are supported from these sources OUR FLESH illVD IILOOD PERSONS AT EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE From Infancy to Old Age. are in every stateofhesith'. areii able to bo subecta of these dis esses. 77i cause in many nuances arc unknown. Tho patient ha.howtw.an admirable remedjin HELMBOLD'S Fluid Extract of BuchuPhiladelphia Evening Bulletin Editorial, Sep. 15, 18G4. HELMBOLD'S Genuine PreparationsHis Solid and Fluid Extracts embodv the full strength of the ingredients of which they are named. They are left to the ir.npoction of all. A ready and conclusive test of their properties will be a comparison of tho?e pet forth in the United States Di?pt nsatory. These remedies are prepared by II. T. Ilelmbohl, a druggist of sixteen years' experience in this city, and we believe them to he reliable, in fact we have never known an article lacking merit to meet with a permanent success, and Mr. IlemboldV snoed is certainly prims facie evidence. His Drug riul Cherniexl Warehouse, in the City of New York, is not excelled, if cquilad, hx any in ihc country, and we would adripe our rc.iiU-t?, hen visiting thatcity to giro him a ca!!, and j.iJge for themselves. Helmbol d's EXTRACT OF BUCTITJ. TTT71IiBgBOJT. , nlffllont yar

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Plymouth, Indiana, July 27, 'CÜ n471y. BLOOD ; BLOOD ! BLOOD j BLOOD I BLOOD j BLOOD BLOOD PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS, PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD Blood Purifier! AUK Urs'KQTJALliD ion cvttiNj Scrofula, Sff pit ilia, SItin Disease, Ofd Sores, Salt Iilu um, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, SICK HEADACHE Liver Complaints, Rheumatism, ITever and Ague, St, A,)ithomfs Five, Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, Fits, Scrofulous Consumption, etc. M 1 M M P a OKK crjen writes, her drusplifer was oiirod of Fits of nine years' Handing, and fct. Vitus dance nf two years. ANOTHER write?. Iris son was cured after his flehhail utmost wnMed away. Th lfvtrrs ironnuc-J the -ase incnraM. ANOTHKR was curc'i vi Fever and Ague after tryinc every medicine in Iiis re:u-h. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sora which had existed fourteen years. ANuTHKU of Klieuni;ifisni of eig'it ye.iri. t'nses innumerable of ly?pejsi:i and Livor Corpti:unt could be mentionou, in which the i'unner oz-i I'iK3 -vorlc li'ie u charm. THE BLÖÖD PILLS Are the most a tivo nn-1 thorough ('lls that have ever ten introd'Ved. They n t bo i!i reetly upon tho Ij;ver, exciting tliat oran t nurh an veteut na that the sytfm tljt-s noi relapse into it former eoiid.tiön, which is too aj t to he the ease with Minj'ly ft purgative pi'J. They are really a BLOOD AND LIVER PILL, and. in conjunction with the BLOOD PURIFIER! Will cure all the aforemcntiosej Lseases, and, of themselves, will ret. eve and eure Headache, Costiveness, Colio Pains, Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels, Dizziness, &c, &c. Bit. ltÖJtACK'H Stomach Bitters 1 Fhot.ld l ned by convalescents to str engthen tho pritr:it:un which fcl.vayj follow neu to diaease. Try the;o medicine. rd j-on will never reCTct it. Ask your neiM-ors who hav used them, find tliev will Hay thev ar GOOD MEDICINE'S, and you should try them heore going tr a ihTgioan. PRINCE, WALTON & CO., (Successors to Pr. C. W. Koback.) BOLE PROPRIETORS, Nos. 50, 58, GO & 02 E. Third St., CINCINNATI, OHIO. TllnQ3-ly STATE OF INDIANA,? MARSHALL COUNTY , In Circuit Court, August 'I enn, 166G. Charles R, Sayles, ) Vä Divorce. Mary Saylcs, ) The plalntiir in thfe above entitled cause bv bis attorney, has filed in my office his complaint against the defendant, and it appearing by the aflidavitof a competent person that the defendant INIary Sayle9 U n non-resident of the State ot Indiana, tho it therefore hereby notified of the pendency of slid complaint again.t her, and unit is ühe appear, answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the first day of the next terra of said court, to be bejjun and held at the Court House in the town of Plymouth, on th 1st Monday of August, lbGG, said complaint and the matterst and things therein contained and alledged will be heard nnd determined in he absence. JOHN C.CUSHMAN, Clerk. Osbonic ti Vanvalkdoburgh, PlfFg Atty. 4I-3w STRANG K RUT TRIHK Every young lady and gentlemen in the United States can hear something very much to their advantajro by return mail (free of charge.) bv addressing the undersigned. Those bavin" fears of ' Deing numoiggeu wiuooiigc ot noi noticing tins i in ..L.u i i" i i . 'i caru, in uiiivm win oif.isu huutcsi ineir obedintflerv.nt THOS.F. CHAPMAN, Wl Broadway, Nw York.

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. . . Tinnrn 1 . , ' a . bC so 'Sm:i 1 ?:"sc all who may SOMETITIiXG NEW TIIK subscriber has purchased, and now has in running order, a COKX & COR CRUSHER, AT HIS MILL IN PLYMOUTH. And prepared to erind ear corn for ftock an for all who may call upon him. FARMERS WILL FIXL i SAYING 0 F .1 T Jj FtS T 0.VJ3 ro VliTiS IN THE FEED NECESSARY FOI1 THE STOCK by having it j Crushed k Ground BcforcFcedi nirHe will also Grind OATS AND CORN together when wanted, lie solicits the cutom of thoso having Stock to feel. Terms reasonable. vl0n2Ctf. N. D. LOVELY, the LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE OLD DICKSON COR IV ER I vfoul(lr.?spoetfullTar.noGnce to mypatron? ThatI hare recently returned from the East& am now in receipt of a IT nil aml Complolo .toolc Of earefullv Heleete-l AND G 11 O C 35 II IES! anl everything else formcrljkcptbv mc, which I will. eil at fair prices. I willtake inexchane or goods, allkindsof I?fercliaiitalile Irocliice, AND MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED IinTitc niv old customer? to calland exomine mv4tock and prices, and i f they suit .they will be ure anl buv. I have nohlotrine to do to induce 1 you topurchasc of me. Honorable, 6traightfor ward dealing and a living prohtand no humbug is mv motto. ThoseknowingthemselTCf-in arrenrfar not. fiedthattheir dues arc tcrv much needed, and hopethey wil redeem theirpromisc t par up. tDuQltf 11ECONSTRÜCTION OF PRIG I.VA'IIKOIS' &Co., flaring received a frch stock of goods would inform their Old Customers, and the Citizensof Marshall and adjoining Counties generally, that they have removed their Stock of Hoods to the South Sldo of La Porto Btrco formerly And have opened the largostand mo-stcomplef e Stock of Dry Oooda and Clothingever opened in this market. Theirelegantand commodious Store Room is filled full withtheirhuge Stock; LADIES DRESS GOODS. As fine as can be purchased at any Store in the Union, confuting in part of a large assortment o O ING IIA MS, CIIAL1KS, DEL A INS, LAWNS, SILKS, GLOVES, ifec., Clothing of Home Manufacture. Work durable and Warranted. CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, CASSINETS, TWEEDS, MAUSAILES SILK,VELY ET & SATIN. Hats and Caps for Men and Boys, The mostcxtcnsivcstock ever brought into tbia market. A. Davidsonv U. Davidsok, L. Later May 3d.r66 n35tf. I TT ' ' 1' I A1 INOS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA. A nre article for tho Toilet, told only at LEMONS PrvgStor

Cabinet Ware-Rooms. ALLEM AN & BRO. (ECCCEESOX3 TO JOXATHAX WUCHT CO.) I A X U F A CTUR E R S AND DEALERS IN FURNITURE, Sou'.h of Rice L Eros Store. Michigan Street,

PLY3rOUTlI, IISDIVIYA. rfIin.n gc-r.tlcrr.m harir- purchased the JL Furniture eL.Mihmcnt of J. Wright L Co. j announce to the citizens rf Marshall and adjoin-1 ing counties, that they hire on hand and are! constantly manufacturing the best ard i I Latest styles of Furniture, Reauy-rnaao Cofiins Picture frames Rureaus Sofa? .Stands Tables Bed-steads cabs; Office, Kitchen cane upholstered and Rocking chairs, Looking-Glasscs, ic, In endless variety, and of the various styles, and at all price?. They keep the best workmen that can b procured in the country, and are consequently prepared to put up work on the fhorlest possible notice. i They have two Hearse. and .are ready at all j tim to attend Funerals in ton and countrv, and they keep constant!? on hand a compete as- : Fortrnent ot m m 4L cases or all sjzls. The public are FoTicit-d to cive tlicm a "call. r.r.a examine their stock of fum-tnr hnfni - ' - V, chasing elsewhere. 1'Jymyuth, Jalv 20, ,G5-n4G'f. to c oars im pti ves .

Th adverti sor hvin beenrestored to hcaich I iiV""l oji1o1 L'ooplo hiTe their in a few wrek by a verv simple remedr, afiertocs restored by it to the dark, lustrout, silken

,m,n- ?"red for several vers witn a severe : un, affection, and that dreadease. Con,mp. i'ii 1- iiiiAiuus vi) rnasc KliOWn rO Iii Itllowsuffers the mean ofcure. To all who desire it. he will pcrd a copv of the prescription i:sed (free of charge), with the direc - tions to- rirparinir and usinj the fame, which .they will find a sirk Ore for CorMirm ; Ai-THMA, IlnoNCHiTi Cofcifä. Coi-E.a and all j Throat and I.n:) Affections. The only cbjectof I the advertiser in scrding tlu Prescription Is to ! benefit the afllicted, and fnre?d information hich ! he cor ceives to be invaluable, and he hope every j puflt-rer vill try hi remedy, as it will cost them I hothinsr.and nnv prove a blcFsinp:. I Parties wishinrrthe rrecrintion. rnrr hr refnrn t r- 1 1 1--I man win pieaee anarova 1 Riv. EDWARD A. WILSON. Wi iamsburgh, King Co. New York. vll.iIWr ' IL B. DICKSON. HENRY W09DBURY THE IRON AGE Has come ajrain: at least the H DFL O 3NT ha? at II. R. DICKSON k CO II A ROW AH 12 STOPvC. TN TIIK SOT.'TH ROOM OF TIIF. NEW BRICK CLOCK, PLYMOUTH, IND. Whore it can at nil time? he SEE N and ROUfJIlTin almost any shape, size, quantity and 'jualit t from nn AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to a COFFER HEATER, or from a crow bar to a ! paper of 4 oz tacks. They hare Of ererv kin; Elovated Over, Square, Tarlor Mieot iron, liox.iancy or piain, with cs.i.i?te TUB 1I .11 I .v a s to match. SHELF GOOD? of vorv description House Trimmings, DOOR and WLNDOWhang ings; Glass and Sash; Carpenters' tools. NAILS Hvthelveg or Pound; Mill mwr. Log and Dog Chains; the best Axes in the West. Tin, lirass, ami Hollow Wares Of all kinds; X I- O W 5 , ft I I O V E anJ all manner of Agricultural utensil?, including rorns in.uioaa and unload hay by horse power a splendid assortment of C IT T LEU Y, rjsir hooks alixes, ROPE- WJRE.BEjT1XG AXD COW. BELLS, IROX AXD STEEL IX BARS, ROLLS, SHEETS AXD BUXCUES -., Sec. n fact every thing that any one ever thought of j uyingina Hardware Store, and a thoujand things hilc. with NEW STOCK. I coDftanuJ arriving, which they propose sailing Than the sara can be bought at any otherplace this side of Pittsburgh. All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper nnd brass ware made and repaired on reasouable terms and diort notice, II. II. DICKSOIV Sc CO. Jun 1 1SG5 v9n38-tf A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residingin South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Eaily Decay, Diseases ot the Urinary and Seminal Or gans.and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble romedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afllicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using thie medicine in a sealed envelope to any one who needs it, Frteof Charge. riease inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH T.INMAN . St.: nK V, Bible Horse, Tl0nrly Yerk CSlV

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