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JOH PHINTINOe
TTrl iclmla' of Job Prlirtini ueally exectea,oo the
ahorleil notice and moat reaaonable Urnu. , ;.(
Cusiricss Oivcdorn. .
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"'A'&JfiA FJ& THE MAINE lA,,
T Mil. Hi a. aorrwicK. -
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Lito one Oreod tiMaid T
.' Sock a Irick my fanojr plajrod me, " '
1 'it At Itnaeor played befbro, 1 1 I
For llkought moat Colombna, ni l:
IwfUanding by lha Houeaof IJUta ,'. . :
Vhere a hoat, in eooBtleao nimbera, in 1
.fMaajd pjr, audienco to afaip, , ;
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BUF.UICAN IIOIHE.
........j h..in imieii iheahore hourefor
urBi al yean. MKcilaUr aollclla a eliara ol the
' .ir..rl ar ill be .uarrd 10 Bilnli.
H tha comfort M all naa may (aror hii
call.
with a
Jeromerllle.toT.SO, I0M.
IIAVIB HICK,
mi.
inilHl.in HM'Htli '
ft CvWC leae tha aa naanad Hmiae for alarm
ll'ofreara, Ihe aoder.inned reapacltnlly aollclla a
ahare ol lha public natronaae. Rn pala. wil be nuared
cyinu-iabT. all t, who , nay ftnUm
Willi a can. .......
', A.lilaml, M, ,
TOKkr'rl' DBVAK.MA9 havln a?aln t ah an : the
. J above llooee, will be prepared loaccomniodale all
i Jill old ftlenae woo may iitoi " ,
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Oaoana n. riaaaK
, rfaBaad, Oiie.
. (oprBB B. wTaon,
WATHOH PABKKH,
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jK.'j aad CeaaaedaM al Ltm aaa o.i r v-
I.. ll huineia eutiuitrd lo their care
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tI V0 furinodacopanaeraiiip, ' H
11 alUntioii to an nuine em
ii.akB mJ aiir roandluf counlirei
ilalely occupied by lha Couuly Treaauier.
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I mini nr. naauipa.' ' wuk B akkiaon.
,,,, KBI.I'tUALLISOPi. ,
iffariew f Idle W 8ic(ta In CAVr;
tXr"-1'"'" l011 J"0(a, bulneapUualod
1 y loiiieir care, in nm uu aju"""a ""
Aihlaou'.IIOT.KUl If53. ' .
1 faxae . Biti
Women chilcfrn and no other !
Not a (athor nor a eon I ' '
No't a fiuaband nor a brother f
Women, children, erarjr Sn'o,'
Giuol and haggard with nervation,
Thronged tha Stale Hou'ae'a ample floor,
And I doomed each denotation. " i
' i Netor waited there bclbre. " ; .. lm
f- ti lillMlMi, i. Ilfli: n I I
i, There weie Uule,le lienntjr tender,,
: Mlidena blighted In their bloom, , i -i
NureiBg moth era, wan aad alenewr, -t,,:!
,, Malrena, bending toward (he tomb,
..Fait they entered ner apaaking .; 4 . , ;
. And 1 amilcd, how could 1 know
Twaa the Maine Law they were Becking,
In ther poiartjr and woe!
' Then one apoke " Oh, rulen ! hearken,
Nor jn anger turn away, ' " "
That your pleaaanl halla we darken
'' With oar wrelchedneai to-day !
Once Tor us were heanh fir el horning,' ' '
Where, when daily toil waa done, '
To a plenteoea board returning, ' '' ' i' '
" ' Came fond buibond, tire Ind ion ' "
1 1 ! ' v i -1 r i Ml in
. I' lltt theteaiptor cam, and lured them i
; To the haoau of etil Ba t i
. freaaed the wine tup, and aiiured Ihem,
. 4 Only onca.'-r-iad yet again, j
Till atjaat, eaek.f-beerriil dwelling ,
' r Crew a bare and roodeaa ahed ; ,'::
But the poiaon lti:l in celling,
:l , And our children cried Joi bread I , t
' Oli we wept, implored, upbraided :
t , Vainer than the Idleal eong t
For Ihe tempter itillperiuadcd,
' ' ' And the appetite waa atrong, ' ''
' Nowinltndleaideaolation, '',
" ' Plead we (br theie ft Ion men,ir "' '
Only bar the foul temptation, ' . ' - '
I They may be reilort again' m
Mi ' ir. - '! (ii - mi.: il in; '
.,' Theae child, wllb nl fivc .
, ; A-wHong lgtra,limanil'palel
v Toward the wandering tegialatorB . ,
.Turning, followed up the Ule j ,
'' We are yngranta Oh. our ftyle;a '.
1 All your little opci, we i.ow, ','
' Sit in Behoof room jn cburchca,
But we have no clothea Ifl go I
(., . ..... ... ,
1 " Only gird nt back onr fathere, :
' i Prom the ainka wherein ibey lie i u
' '8o Irom workshop, laid and forum, ' '
"' We may bleat yuu till we die1 .
Tben I flit my heart waa blooding, . . '
I ' And y eyea would overflow !n
For the little children pleadiagj , - N ,
., In their poverty and woo.,, , ..!
:, . . A..'
Out I woke and quick apatarting
, Rubbed my eje lidl with my hand,
Baw the ,huiiory fnggota pirting' iA-i-
Aid each little jcvered brand
In an allien ahroud waa lying,
And the taper Wd barned low)
- For the llaiaa Law in their woe !
by kimieir ami . bit. fnrfiUy with great 're-
tpeolcwl corililj de.n recetveu
by the alileat (Jaughler it a lover, and waa
in fatl a yoiuijj man of grajjt rerpecuibili.
iy i! Ha klierwarm fpaa lo m dignity in
Judga of ilia OomiI of Conjuion f ta pf
Kl,aaaawiiac'IMl and waa Die lailier ol Ihe
prejept Jmljj, (Jra.nch of the jpislrtft of
loluillbea." .i.! r.i i:a I. .J.ii: ;.'.. i .
'1'he tuilor of Ilia other daughter wag
John i Ailama, ;ha! afterward became
PreaidenJof ike loilpil Sla.lea.t . Rut at
that liaie, in ilia opinion ai Mr. Siiitih
and family, lie gave but alight promise of
tba iliilincljon io which he. aflerwaiilt ar
rivellv Ilia preleniiona were ecorned by
all lha family, exeeiiing tba young lady
to whom hit addraaaea were especially di
rected Mr. Smith ahpwed him none of
the urilinary civilities of the. house i he
Waa not asked lo partake of the hoapiuli
liel of tlie table, and it is reported lliol hit
horse waa doomed lo ahare with hit mai
ler Aha neglect and moriificalioa lo which
L,e wt luhjacli for he mas frequently aeen
ahiyfiing in, l;e cold, and, p?ig lle
pmt .ftllJia parson'i dnor( of Jung winter
ereuiriMK. : In short it waa renorlcd that
the pareon had iniimated1 to htm dial hit,
visiii aieie unacceptable, and iiwt .ne
would cunfor a favor - by Uiaeoniinuing
them, i He told hit daughter that John
Adams WMuiiworlhr of bet Uiat hit
father vat an honest rpai) and a tr.dea
Baart, who had tried lo iiiili.ll John in lha
aria of huabandry . and ihoemuliingi but
without aucppii and that htv pad ept
him to Cullrea ai a laat resorl. He beg-.
get) hit daugliier not to think of making
4ft alligpce will) one to much beneath her.
alii Smith waa one of lha mot! dun-
fill uf ilaughlera, but the taw Mr. Adams
ihrupgh a inediura very different from that
in whiph hpr father viewed htm.., She
wou'd not for the world pllenu or uiiobey
her father ; but alill John taw something
in her .eye. and manner, in which teemed
itvaaye PftrWMf! :Bil PBihaf b
be aplai. .,,.. ,..r; ..,
Mr. Smiih, like a goon parson ana l
feplianitf fatfier, bad Uild bia daiighlera
lhal if phey married with hit apprnbaiion,
be would preach each ol mem ajerrpon
on tha Sabbalh afier the joyful occasion ;
and thai they should have lue privilege ol
pntflajiif tun iei.. n . ....
i'h espousal ol ihe olUegl (Jaiigiiier,
Mary, arrived, and the waa tinned lo Mx
Cranch in the holy bonds, with ihe appm-
val. the bleeaiiigt tud the b peijjctjuns pf
her parenli gd frepdi. feiiijlj) ipen
aaiiL My dutiful child, I am now ready
in prepare your sermon lor next ourmay
Whal do vou aelcct for vour text t"
, .",My 4cr aiher," tajd lary, ' t have
selected the Iniier pail pf.lho fotlysec.-
flni VJfrae of J,uke ') Mary bub chosen
Ihe good pari, whjch thall never ba taken
irorp ner;. , .,
. ' Very rood ruv dauifhler," said lie, and
to a lermon wat preached.
Mr. Adams persevered in hit toil in do-
flaiica of all opposition. . It wat many
years after, and on a very different ocpa
siou. and in resistance iif vcy diiTerenl
oppoaiiion, lat be utte;ed tliose mernnra
l)e wordat "Sink or awim, Jive or die,
urvive op perjsh, 1 g)ye my heart and
hand ,to lliia menjtire." But though lli.e
measure were difl'ere, tlui jplrit waa &e
tawe. Besides, lie had already carried
ihe main point of attack the heart ofjhe
ynuog lady and l"ew the lureuVe nt'
ihe ciiAilel muit toon follow. , After ihe
iiauaf lipailalinn and itplav that nltendnd
uch an
Vi
, , , -f Frow the IjUoit Free Preia. ,,, ..u ,
I culled, awhile linee, on rhy fiietid,
Captain Jnlta Crn, of Uroue Pointe(
Age fi.it lijlnly 9,D, io vjenerable old inan(
The Caplain is a aortof Vielehiileck, on
ihe Poinle. He kiowi 'pu begiumng of
hit 4ay no father; mother, kith or kin;
even hi true n,n;.e ii to, him nnkaowai
though he hat; ioqaifteew or, twenty chir
dren lo h,ad tfee pae (grant; along down
Ihe ever ruUi atreaio of time. ' ilie Brat
distinct recollection lhal he hat of hit
childhood, it that he Wat a captive bov,
about three yean old. among a wandering
band of Chippewa warriors, Whence he
came, his hame or lineage, he never knew.
It waa rumored, in alter years, thai lie was,
captured somewhere , on the border! of
Keniucky,r" Ihe d,ajf d tHwy grounO.it
some levepty years since. He well re-
memheri ihe dresi he Bore, when hj found
himself playing with the papQoiea of hit
captors, It waa a calico morning gwn,
cailv ornamented with rulHes.' He aava.
thuuiih I remember DOlhinir of my home,
my pmteuia or uniily, yet, when 1 think of
mother, it teemi aa lliougli .a tbadow
paised before nay eyet,"
iforu he lorm, 01 ine lurroweu inu
r,9.iifd hit head in the neat and peculiar
manner of the Hurona aiid Wyandolt.
''be rotjtowllBiujei tisnnlly went bare
headed i ail Ihe hair except the acalploek,
wat neatly ibaved off, anil the akin, waa
painted red and black. ,,.;,'
"Palling a.way, paasing away,'.' it
written 'on terrestrial 'ibirigs, ami the 'na
tion. p.f ind (pep,, yho, within my own re
membrance, inhabited; our beaulifiil Penin
aula, like foot prluti on Ihe aandi of time,
liave pase eytay lorever. . .. ; ,, ,
' . H'astramck.
ii v i' 7'V) l '' 'il.'J i.nii; 1.,'.; .v
EEMAiKAiLE MAITCFESTATlOJIS.
l.I-'' i.'.iil.'.i. .i i i. .i.i 'i :tr.:l'..:
When Queen Ulrikaof Sweden wajf o,(
her death . bed, Jiar. laat momenta were cm-
hitterrd by regret at the absence" of her
favorite, ihe Cminleii 8teenboci, between
whom and ihe Queen, (here coined the
most lender affi ciiiJiiale ajtacjimeul,
Unfortuiilely, Counlcu Slcenbock lay
dangerounty ilf, and al too great a distance
from the dyine Queen to be carried to her
presence. ; Afier" Ulrika had breattirj tier
last, the royal cprptt vva pljced . in an
open coffin, upon elevated frame, in .aa
aparlrhenl of the palace, briUia.ody illumi
nated with wax candles.' A delaclimeht of
royal hone' gnardi wai stationed in' the
time-worn features ftf (t p.l yeuran, if antechamber an funeral watch. During
mutt have been a beautiful, blue eyed hut':
and il waa In tome measure owing to hia
oersonal beaulyj ipruhlliiiess. and forlorn
condition among .the children of the wil-
ijeriiejs, t)at e o.wfd kis reUemptton Itom
entity-. . ' i ' ,i . . ' l'Ji'i
The Indian had brought im IQ Wa:
wa-e-te-nopa, (Detroit,) and wi""le rqarfling
about lli gireels, the little caplive attracted
ihe attention ol lite lady pi the late om
modore prant. , Comrooijore Rrapt ppra
rpanded Ihe Dtiiish Qovernpient , veifela
pn the lakrt ;' and b,fflre life mrrender of
. i :v. it.:...! c!i.u. : mm
ine counify tq i) J'iil"l' I" j""'
Under Jay's treaty, ie ownei) n, raided
qn lie farm' where George Moran Eiq.,
now lives, at Urosse l'einte; and I think
continued to retjde there until kit death, in
about the rear mia. tie waa a g nu
hearted old. ailor, am) hji wife wat one of
ihe exeellenl ol Ihe eartn, iiyey -were
riding one JaV, alie tfiacovered the lilile
hlue-eved nrisorter amoag the savages, and
hit eoiiditicm aroused all i)t lyrnpathiea of
a molher'p heart. She pojnted him out to
(ier husband, and asked lnqj o buy Vie
Lov. The old tar waa ever ready when
a gnp.il deed waa to be done, and diamounl
imr from l ie carriage, he went amoiig the
Indians, and finding owner, he gave
him a hundred doarf for he Ljule che.
mo ha-mun. and earriid him honif . gave
him hia own nameJohn tyrant lliuugh
he had a ion of lbs lame Uaflie, at lha
Urpe.
H.illTH V BI.OAN,
AUornkni ant (.'unj)or at Law f
rvFFlCK over 'Kmplre "tore of J. K.Knulro. Bual-
V Kf if ": il,buvU'i .mhU"
.lleuueu io. Ml
' Jt.hlaudJIoVWd. WfX ' Wtf
.gnedNaaanr. ,1
. E!I!Y ciBTl:Kj
atten.ll nrepyiVtr t'l huilneai anlrniled to
I V iluiir care lu lUii and aillolniuc conuuvi. vi-
. Sea on corner oOlal and Church alieeU.
A.hland Itov.lPd, IKW. ,
"TjouTaTrokTo..' ' 1 ' '' "" :"
V miiTOrf at MerOMBHf :, ,
,ii ,,.WIerMHCl""''l'''',HS' !
.VPFHlK on lain elreel. over Ihe Grocery "lore of
KJ:k et jCaner, Aiblaad, Aaidand Couuly, Ohio..
SoveiuberBji, lesa. , r
TIIU.W AS J, BIXLi
WritijIHV AJT Uf an Juatlca or the Peace,
.t koudonville, Aj.b(anf(i;ouuly,0lo.
Noveubar (3d, 1104. -J. ' W :
, ,J. W. KinNaanAKy t;..u
Ilf All be eotiiaM at bla raaldeaw uu Nail elreel,
.111 Aihland. Aahland County, Ohio. .
i Wovrmber gvl, lia. ' ' ''" "" Wtf: t
" !i:Vn iiii-MI. TMOIHAH HAVKN, ,,,,.
, frtctifiotKT If Mtilfin and Surgery;
Q A vaKXAH. Aihland f'ounty. Ohio.' Alio, Juit
D laa-nltlie Peace and RuU'r fublla, ,!; , , . ,,,
NmuimberilJd. IH13. . Ifllr
h ", l-i ' ' -
n unpleasant alUir, Mr. omttn, tee-
lhjft'resislance waa fruitless, yielded
possible, aa maihy p. MJfd,c$ jfaUi,e haa
i Alupeio aiuj siiic,ifji4tufli), Mr. Ad
aws yvaj) united to lie lovely Miss S.r
i After the marriage was over, and all things
.were ACUlad in quiol, Mrs. Adamt remark
ed tosuty father, "you preached sister
Mary a sSrmon oq the occasion ol her
marruge. Won r you preach me one
UKewiae ( ,
, Yes, my dear girl," saiij Mr. ?rn;iji
" choose youi text and rail iliall Jiave
(hi forenoon, ihe quieide door of the ante
chamber pjieuej, an,t( lljs pouniesa Hieeti
bock appeared in deep grie. , The luldier
of the guard-immediately formed into two
llitea, and presented arms,, in respect lo
the brit tams uf Je palaoe; who waa re
oeived a,nd eaoorled by. the. commander of
lite guard into the chamber where uy the
body of her dearest friend. The offlcera
Were surprised at her unexpected arrival,
anr! attributing her silence lo the intensity
of her grief, conducted her:tn'ihe ajje of
die corpse, and lljei) relitod, Ipaviii her
alone, not choosing to disturb ihe expres
sion ol her deep emotion. The olhcun
watted outside for a Considerable time, and
the Cnumeat not yet returning, they feared
pome accident- bad befalen : er. 'Tlji
Highest qll)cer, q aqk now opened .Ihe
door, but immediately fell back in the ut
most (tofisttrnation. The other oflicers
present then hastened' into the room, and
there dicy belwld ihe Queen aai)ding up-
rigfjt l)i her colli a, and lenderly inioracuij
the Countess. 'J'hia was observed by an
Ihe officers ind men of the guard. Pres
ently it)e'anp9.rjljoi) seemed, to if aver and
resolve itself into a dense-mist. When
lhi had disappeared, the eorpte of ihe
Queen was seen reposing in it former po
sition on tlP IjeiJ of slain, ljut ie Count
ies! wai nowhere to be found, In vain
K0KA1 ASPECtS O? CVti'tEZ?1
: i ;. W? ;tV i l Vi
, .'he. following are extracts from a snu,l
volume of diacouraet delivered by Re.
E.tt. Cbapin, and recenlly' pubtialied-'um
der lha above title. . The whble'volume
is replete with) just such get' ol ihoiiglil
as ihew.,, ,....; I,., ,j '!(,
r '- -IKI LUKUCeS OF TRABK.
'f he operaiiona uf Irada may sharpen
Ihe intellect, but ihey are apt lo ckrud the
moral eiie'. ' It i hard wotlj 'to read the
moral, "aw ftraigtii ihrougle" the doable
jens of twelve pV cent. Iniereiti and a
man will find wafi way lo hitch his coii
clen,ee to Ihe train of a profitable trans
action, ni keep it th gfootei of a thri
ving business ;V.Vv:;h . i..n finm
' 1 ( ENTEaPRISK NOT AtWAVS var. '' i '
" Justice hat not always marched side by
side with achievement. In ' ihe track of
enterprise ground tjie globe, there are
marks o( iolence and spoil of blood i
and while in 'uiany ways it has ed thi
inarch of progress, in others, al the pres
ent hour, it is the musl stubborn obstucfe
.1.' ui ..l.. A. "" '
ilai 4ltica.B lii ruau. , ' . ,,
OOOg I R01( BAQ.
Good, is stronger than evil in ihe world ;
and these agents of -T tad? and Commerce
are opening unprecedented facilities Tor
ihe operation, of Chf igtjanily- M ountaijir
'lnlerveniI.g,!, eceam fujling belween,
need make enemies of nations!' no more.
Quck ai ihiitighl Hirobs tlje communion of
man with man along the electric wire. :
thoua'pd tleam paddlea, like the ftroke oT
ham,met, are wielding continent togeth
er. And, , the very air lhal wiapi ilie
globe may yet become a current of reci
procjly 'and a binding web of lovp, '
' ' ' HUMAN BRUTKI.
' There are men ' of the world, of deci
ded talents and excellent qualities, wn,(jt
tiilhieiiRe ii greatly . abridged by ilieir mii
cnulhneia and iucjvijity. Their qualities
arn etiomhsd in a poraupine crust.' Their
want ui laciuiv. ui tact, in uuc wur.u ui
aijaptneis,' renders them unpleaian) per
aoiis in society, and though, we admire
ilieir abilitici ani thejr, wonhi)iey are to
riitje and cynjea iha'l we' dread ihem.-r-Ij
it liiije good It derived from ihe compa
ny nt a highly intellectual wulfi or a ifj'or
al bfpr. i. ext ta impurianco to acting, is
die meihod of acting, and iiauner' is pow'-
rft! hi :...!.;.. ., ,...( il ' :.
: ...? rR I"? 55"Fj. :.
. Snciely is itaelf a fomprornite of jndi
vidiiultt aiid no one has any qusineii in
it who cannot reasonabfy 'eonfjirm." A
et 1fflW'ani0nia9,fla?l., .;
WATCH MARRR ASP JBWKLKR,
llealer In Walcbei. Jewelry,
Clo1i-,VnMMUona,iC. Walck-
aAiid etochaacpaired aud warraated.
I rfllheel prteo paid for old Gold and
-Uiliec..iOHoilieUieaamiMal Uaaea.
a' hiand, Ohio. amf Pea u. 1W
'WaldW
ti. I .;u i.i' ..r inaeat lh;."i .'" ' 1'
.Some tweply years tince I ipent a col
lege .vacation in the town or Weymouth,
Norfolk county, Maat. While there, I
attended church one- Sunday morning, al
what waa called ihe Old Weymouih Meet-. .. ... ,.
ing Houae, and heard a aetmor, from tte . " We V- Ho dMiiiar, f'l have
venerable pastor, Rev. Jacob orlun,- ehWW .", sev-
About the tame time, 1 made Mr. Norton W .'I'-ptef fMr?F" ?h ?
a vi.il, and became much inlcre.led JnOy' " r " ig 77 T u
oMgenllsmin. I menlion my agTeea- ', h,,h t V ' ' V i V
bl.vl.il. to kit oW'SlJpirlA. 'i my .Gorman.,, joidted
who,, aca.aint.nco f ha j' made. She I mB ve7. ,n .f"le- -P V
peated ihta passage, and ouserveii
'" If Mary was the most dutiful daugh
ter,, I gueta Ihe other had lha inoH wil,"
' I could tic v; tATertain w heeler Ihe last
sermon waj'.evnr preached., , . '
It may ool.be inappropriate if remark,
how well these Uujies justified ihe prefer
ence of the.(Jjili(j;t:iliecl individual who
had uught them. ,in marriage, , 01 them
it would hardly ba extravagant to say, Ihey
weraieipectively an hif! "J Iheir bus
baiidi, lhboait of ilieir t.f i the pride
of .New Inland.; -, ,. va' I... V.
Mrti AiljSiiaVin parlitar-rwho,,from
the elevaieli position if jwiei Jie'r hua
band wia placed before thef rli'l, waa
brou'tilil before ite' 'pjiblio ev '-.s sup
posed tp.bojd the same elevuti w ith
tho genlle sex, thai Mr. Adaiit. Jong
rneii.j and alia is reported, lo h der.
.1 IHiMI ...l.l.lf
eben. .
.t -.ii1. ii-1
WATCH All 11 CLOCK Ml KKR, Feet 0e
Bulldlna. Main alreot. Aiilnd. Oklo.
Gold aud kloel hw aaa a cliirfM.imckaia ,
jeweirj. av.i vuaHir up auu .
n.k wia iiua. i ... i I., r... .i ...'i - Sale
Aovember SM, IBIS, i
erl HiWli
.f ACinucrntr Joft and SAi ;
31
jHRKV daocaalow the Time PrlaUn.
omo. Aviland, Ohio, t'onom vrorl
I deaa to evder.oa the iboH'll aollfeand.iuoit
irB.uiianiviiue,
r bIIBcaif,M.l. ) -,;, , mi
ixi tn$ciTisF4iB) or ABti.MVr
i'rrHlt wuUrelf ned vrUI nop for a ahort lime la
L tUMvdr-fW lha pqrTMWofilak'ni 'Pariraita,
.-'giviay lUaaoBe iar Drawing and,pn tha ,itan
'aMieerFny't Store. ' '' " "
w.jJAaah..
aWaialiWovf,J8H. 4a-lf.
f dVMT0l OVMTtbHMrl .m )l
BI?RFJHi.llmfi.e.,0,.Mra.WcvedB
whoso aeq.aintanca I bail .made. She
informed me that Mr. potion wat ortlaitt
eiTtlievrpajwrwhenhe was about twenty-4
ore f ear. of age, arid that he had eqi
wjth Ihem nearly forty years.' She ob
served that most of hit present parishion
er could remember no other' pastor ; but
that ah could well 'remember tin nredn-
r... .! . ' mice
ceieor, the Kef.. Mr. Hintth, and that he
and Mr, Norton had 'filled lite tain, pul
pit tat th. list eighty year. 1 1 1 . - ? i
Mr. S.nith. said ilie'- was an ex
cellent man, and I verV ne icher, but
he had high notions of liimei, hd fami
lyIn oilier Words, be jvai soiiicililiig of
a a.UA.MU ' . ' ' '
One day the told me4he following an-'
ecdpl. of 'vjld Parson Jmith, and aeteral
other psrsouS of dlsiincuoo ! 1 : " ' '
' Mr. Sipilh had two charming dauglil-
en, Miry wai Ihe name of I he edeit, the
other's nime I have forgotiop. , 'fhey
were admired by 'the , boaux, a,ml envied
by ihe belles of the .iipuniry round.- Out
while .careful gpvd14"' of the barsrji'i
The liltle capliye was great favqrileof
the Commodore, who raised nnii to, man;
hood; bnd he well repaid the kindheoa
hown him by hit unremiiin.g cure and at
leminn lo die interctt of hit benefactor.
----- ,-r ,
(Jani. Urai, asne grew up io tuaiuiuvu,
undetilood that he waa a paliye uf the
United gla.t, and new for a umHi,
wavered in hit ullrgjaiice, though, ai the
adopted tun ol a llriliab officer, it might
have been aupputed that he would , have
apled diferemly. i
. i.e layiiytiefieneral Wavne
fought aud bjaal . llje . nombined . Indan
;t,eion lhe Maumee.iii 14, fee hap
pened lo be on a visit lo lha Commodore,
who VM then lyjng al ..nchprji) the Mau
mee by. Ilav;iw obtjifted permiision In
visit die.cdd ff;t; wilt, and then occupied,
by itifb If-oop. (it stood on this aide of
Ijie river, below Ihe rnpidi.) he went up
lo ii,,and waa there when the battle wat
fought. ' Crawling up imong the artillery
on the ramparts, and the barrela of land
placed there to be rolled down upon ihe
cclumni of t Mad Anlhony," (for ihey
expected an attack,) ha taw fieri. )YW
and Itia ilafT riije u(i, an, lake a view ol
Ihe ro.h..llha Majefiy'aolli.certsaid ho
j waa a )' a jU impQueni jbiiqw,- . a mj
i, JJad hcar 'pThi SlonT Pin,
u nen ine aavsEcn wio "UDfc" ......
ibetr imbush. by lb. fejisdeai. cltarge 'vf
lha sub Iri on. and Ilia tiorm ui nrr,
wjiioiiiuruiuoon ihm in fnml and.pu
,tbtir flank, ibey .brok. and fled to the gala
of Ihe fori.. expecting adioiuence anu pro
leclinn. at Ihey had &m rroin"iiedt, Ct-
tain Craut liaiei that a jpoimail.of ofCcers
yaahaalily fleJ ,l diegalt.f whtci betrh
pruaohed but wat ordored off.) The coun
cil decided "l to admit them, for if lhay
should, tha Yaakesa would toon be norm.
ni nvrt iheir i bullefit alter them, De
nied admiliance, the tavagea ttarled 0(1
tjj her husbauU ,mutrt)
jnulli'nlicd UiiyA blilie
in hit
Nkw York htr,k loiter from flew
' It. tiinlinir in ills nfnas of nernontmoil
family were' noidtpg tmntitiiailon' on m(Ti!qiu1 by ihe mouay presiure
subject, '(iijrsj qtaiored that two young. , My,; 4" ". ' ' ' '
htwra-tl think bJlh bT'dw -.tehbwliy p poraons
(own of .ynlocyi W 'Crarjgh ' and aj wr,e p'apef.'ni' q protes), presented to
Jflf. Ad,miere BiViUr fjiair ;fldresseej hiswifa. Iast..wiiiier,"i punile coatiiig ilired
to lha1 A1iiqsrnhh. , A, 4fy tn, thojisana " Jnltat.. ' Another trkve htii1
Maatl"lanil rT.Kitil 1 lU1.-. . MAnrtlf'kla.lMli . v I Ilj 1 t. .' . 4.i; -i .r . '( .t..i
;iv' ' v,' t """w i""" ier nair a vica tiroia cninng wu "'"
Ne Hoflland.l h aoguaimeiliwiili. '.what
ever oecura Sn thi paraon's family, all the'
clrcumwarieet of the touruhip loonttdni-
pird. ;' '"'"i;;t w Mui vi itii.inii.Mi,
' Mi". Cranch wrt of1 Vprriei'faiiil-"
ly of iorr note, wi 'considered a v'burr
man of promiie, and altoRBihef wcrrlhy of.
,ma alMnnr jie toughl. u lie ra iey ke
ceptable io Mr. Bmith, and " waa greaied
amoun,'))lil atQI'innih'ef gave a cburchl
ine snormrtui' tuip oj jtqunty inouaana
dollirt. Now the table- are IllKifd,! and
IheAilar'eV he(f'ya.or diKipiiy ci'uie
,yl.l a lor. . ui. Vimlnn
( A Trlirn'r'arri belrl Whyi ia drtna hkhihil
upon Ihe; run for their foreal hoinei, arid
cnroely stopped UP'r1 ,iRy WW
The Idle Al r.,tiriaord,of ihe ti rand lar
rail, who waa in'lhe battle, used to give a
ludicrous description ofihe fight. He said
ihe IJostoniaii cavalry came down apon
ihem with their sabres flashing like light
iiinir. and on liorsei whose feel wero as
bjg aioup pUles. , ,
Capt. CraiU was well acquayilrd will)
I'roptor, tlrajyropjiet. j;ecuniseli. Jlampoi,
Walk in-lhe-waler, Macmine, and an uiu.
er Chiefs of polo. .HesuiesjliaVhepiipe
aaw.i'riu:li)r an! .1 ecuiuse.li 1,1 ine ueau ui
troops, dressed in the iplerutiil uiiilorui ni
their rank. fUruradier lieneral.) acarltt-
cou, CQckotl hall arid flume,' Ac,! but
the greaf aV19Wneovitiii.H '
per.sunded lo, don me uniiorni ir um-c,
would m exactly "tjo the whole figure."
but wore ' ui brttch tbth,r$lltgKin
and iuckikin wotcatiiU; yelIiaj((roj.e,
on, in eonicious pride, arid dignityi the
equal of ha compeer. ..P.roclnr was sqs
penilair froin coru3n'd, elW the bSllle of
the ...'hameeV for eqwardlce".1 T,eeumseh
died on the field of battle, xe in hind. ' I
am told by, Jodge Mflrsn. whtt lYequentiy
aaw h;m. tha. fe's a mj protuJ .'
but lhal his pride did not (how In elegance
of dress, tiis- gwel costume weak ftp
pie bnckskjn shirt, fringed with bykskip
al the seajiia id oir, Ui hotildra, with,
buekskin .lereirw Bwnamentad, with fringe
at the 'stdea, snd! ppckakw.mecaalBSj
ULaVWe tad aiukWJiwakarvllail tii
they pearched the chamber and Ihe adjoin
trig loome j not a trace
discovered. A couriet
palohed lu Stockholm wi
tljij extraordinary occurrence, and there il
wai learned trial the Countess i)ieenbork
had nol le II the capital, but lha. she had
died precisely at he tame moment when
she wat teen if) ttye arm. uf the deceased ;
Queen. An extraordinary protocol of this
occurrence wail immediately ordered to. be
la ken by the officers of tba government,
and which was pounterstgned, by all pres
ent. 'Miis d,ocutj),qnt js, ftjty preserved in
ue ar.chtcvea.
pEORqg filPPARD-a writer of cohsid'
ffaljle noloriely acenrding lo the Boston
Poll, it dying in an obscure part of Pllil-
idetphla, and bill poorly provided fur.-
The writer sayt : "'' .- .1 v
" lie has not beeri much' benefitod bv
hit publication!. ' He assureij ma' that if
he bad unly received one pepny, each. Jor
hia volumes sold, he would have been
wealthy..' 1 (ja'tje ' him go'oiJ; By wiilj a
licart full of syinpatliy, assuring him lhal
he should uot want while 1 remained alive
and well. May be he will die iliere alone:
lit life if fast voting out, Will mi out,
smooth down the pujow 'Pj lhal talented
"orphan, in'ihal gloomy room of the flyiiig
An orphan! no father! no mother ! brother,
or friend lo care for him indeed; he is
alone! His expression lo me were tome
what irregular, indicating thai his miud did
not sway as formerly, l cannot .read or
write uovy,' he said ; 'my memory fast
leaving me f 1 tnl fceioi'nhi'if ah idfoi.' - I
wrote .tome yesterday, and llien i) ho
rors !. Ibe pain neat my heart 1 L'oe Iwo
h9Maj an (Tared .h? agoniet of f gath,
and j e,l 1 wai alive i '.f J .was only' jr.
pared, it would please me well lo rfave
this thin veil between myielf mil e'leViify:
thrown aside ; apd yet I drsad that future
There ia no return. Opealb can 1 meel
you .like a man line a iinsiian i . iia
Iea'rful flreadful and yet wisafil J?crp
over. 1 care not lo live" mine" haa ever
been a life of bitternf.''''
1 r ".l,a.'1''' ttr-".: I
map 'h9' no right to be onfre, and) lb poke
hie neriotialiiy in every 'hody.'a way. ; 'Ai
pf her euM,M-JU1ul',e!j re'0'1 ffu &eJera' cnetoqi is of
wat al lii1n '"y1 S"' rOany.ihat.feJks
lib an aceriunl of J in chahis and bracelet j and one may Jje
as van ill oeing our oi ine lasnniii as ui
being m i. h is a repulaliort of iognes
on I'iato-'a carpel j and the fp ,i Imle
else djau a cynic turned, inside on I.
, HVrnAVAOANCK ur ,TB crry. ,
The rampant extravagance of the city,
is not only (earful, as prophetic of Ihe
crash lhal must follow the strain, but one
feels lhal, somewhere,' there must be a
aaereligeoua wrong, when 'ihe sap of audi i
social benefit it concentrated in lluwermg
of a stilish luxury ; something incongiu
ous in tbif magnificence girldled with
ghaallihets ; thai black eclipse impinging
the orb of prosperity 5 this tham contact
of apoplexy antj eoniumptioa ifiii Want
lhal crouches by oitfrs jtepa nd ttreiph
et put is eanriese'in the wintry'. iarlighl.
Society "thus look", like'a huge ship, wilh
music, and fea.titlg, and splendor on its
deck!, apd ilk sails fajl Vet and glistening,
while down in tha bold' there are famine,
ant) , poililonc'e,, and compressed agony,
and sept, poking iletpalr.
T,IIK VIRTlli Or LArOHTKR
There is rccklost laiiihirr. luo j ihere
, . . I -I'.-' '!.. ...Jlj....
II lieiruesa lauiiiiier , uui wuen unc cu
cive, I clear liutiest lan'gh, or in any way
shows forth a eeiiial SVmpaihy, there il
till left tomething of file innocence of
nature and lha pulse 'ot etindneaa. It is
ir'u thare are tho'ie ie'lirtrnaiiy of whose
inner life, and the1 circumstanced of whose
lot, may repress liiuniltnous jiiy'5 yel
there' ii ' an allrclivtiiet inihtni, at
ihougli 'ihal wbipli in qthejt ,l)'reai opt jn
laughleri'. . yre tlistilM, into apiriiuul se
renity, and comes lorth How and men in
the luri-bursl uj'e tinJlB1.' " " '
'"''' " Itl'JIAN,' MONEV 'bAOI. ' '
'Manva 'm'arf' there is,""cldthed i
sped .fiiliiy, and priVftd of his horior.'wh'iee
central idea ol life ie inie'rr.l and eaaa
Hie conception, tint nmer men i;e merely
and hTrwilhwThe tripe of heaverrtur.u
abovd'hirb.'Hha 'aufathomed' depth open
beneailr hint; llie mytierif oftWod and
Immortality co'ma aireaniing irt'oWh their
awfol -tplendoT' and truitia that nt con
founded lha lollieit intellect; ipuiIii that
triit'tga havw-Twtieett- the nt fraen
ita fuHodalion, and baptiaei it wtib fvr
eftci drjl4 kindled it ilh lore, environ
him as iuletraely a' if he wer -lh firsl
borntof meb. sel far to faea wi frMH
and unresolved problems.' ;-' il
: THE VOTTER DT CAX1T0ESIA1. '
. 'i'h San Franeiaea Herald, of Di 18;
thua lea of (be wealhej titer t 'lV tlo )
Tun WJtib.W inter. jfi California
reietublea sprfrif more- lhan winter at rfla
eaii ' Siricily ' i'0kinig, there are- but
two reasons on iii.'l'coast (he Wil intl
ibery ' The Ersi'Mf.i' hav falla ad
(he green graiiilready' L.Hi. it) appear
upop Vlie Milt , arbuild .San'swieiayJi
During'ibe next four weeks vege'lohnrf
ill kiirtls'VIII receive iia first inipeluV.'andi
precisely at Ihtl period of ihe year; Whetf)
everything is buried in gloom and, ileMh
lion, on ttar Afntio : 'fceaboSftd ,''W lit tl' llier
iree are free ' of e'v'eryIeaf,' the' field' of
all verdure, and ihe' little ureaine'cnoked'
in icy fellers; in iliii favored clime th
flowers begin, to atari from trfoi-b?J'ttffi
fibrous feaiera," the grain, 'to kwell'krld,
hlioiit forth, SPr 'he foreit fo don its deep
est garments of greefi'.' January" iklaa
April or the' Weal, 'ind ihe; hiHi'lobk'
brighten, and tlie" vaire'y frfoh gayebi'iut
the glnomrest monihi oh ilieeaif6fiia
Kocky M'utinlaiiit, Now we'are e'njiVylhaj
;ihe silver singing rain of Ihe Voung yir",
wjijlii tlie' J'releafj.''an,iihb th'ow' man
ie'd (auitscapei are preacliirg'fh'eir'W
mont of death and deiolationi to oui'fVielldrf
in our ea'tly home." ' V,'!,t.ti V'' l'
",',Trie, W. joieii'rlie merry . iinge of ih,
ileigh. hells, and ihe g'raceful gilt 'of the
w..i:..l..l p IV... 'L.f-l.'.'Jt it.J1
iiuiiuiiiiiioiicu anaicr. uui w c nre ai lin
mii lime' free from1 froxeri ''Motel,' iH9
frnsl bitjen. loel j from isfliverMgi'inha'
early rnornjrig,'. ktii) Iremlllini -oe'tweeiii
the cold elieera at nirjlit . froorcouglit and),
catarrh Vpleprisies, and conAimptions.
AVefiiv'e in exchange fuf'ihete winter'
cortiforli, torrte raill thai Vc can't denyj
ut when we. remembe'r ifiat ibe aaarao
puddle whiph iwanipeopf bo)l, filaufj
bur mining fric'mla to waah out half a.
pound uf gold j and mat the tams ihowe?
which cut pff tlie pedestrinul communica
tion be'tKeeiY iie (lorthweat and iouh'el
coruer of jDUy aqd MonigopjfTv'ireei,
wil enable, (lie dry digger of f Dorado,
anil Maripota' to bridge il qver wjth ilit
golt, arid we'are enabled lo; draw 'SorhV
comfort from our ineiinvenltiicci, and re?fl
turii thanknb heaven that we are apmoriii .
heller oft' than our New EngUud etrmaiitii,
whose blue nost betoken uodji tjudsud
frozen raorninga; '" " " 1 . ""I
- JP2ii?i ,-,;rt l -, u !, "it
(j LEIGH MBDra WITH . A ,IOTOai
Snow had fallen ; the young people of
the village had got up a grand ileijfhinrj
parly to ihe. cuuntry at .aoute riiatauoei'
....I .1.. .. t 1. 1. .
diiu iiic .infucauii . wiuuw J.awuklU)
iii the tame ileigli, uoder ihB tame huBl.
lo, aa myself. Oh'f 'olj f donV'' lh'
exclaimed, is' we'eamO' lo tlrefirW bridge1, '
catching me by the arm,, white bet yety,
iw'iiiklnl iliro'iigh tjie, frrbetilight,"" Doa'V.
wbafr 1 'ak..d i'"t'n. ntidoiiig anyh-1
thing.? . " Well.'bul 'i thought y'oi Wrta
niJ'.l,,. ii. I'liLi ,Al -r.Mlla.t AtmJ T ...Hl. i
.. ..m ... i. uauiiia ill.
"Toll!" ! rejoined what'a 'thst r'w
" How I'.exclaiiBed the endow, her cleat
laugh ringing out above, ,(he minie of ihe ,
belli i V pf; Moadowt preteMiffi fie luSn,S
knot what full ii!" Indeed l ildtit.
iheir," iald I, laughing, jn turn. Dfli(! '
know that roniliiiienr when they go on fct
sleigliing Ktrly, 'liri tida (s"lN, wlteVi
ihey pr ifi jbrijdge' J, , Will"! tieW'Ji.
When rTexl'w'e cairie id a' bridge,' dn'd"i
claimed ihe 'toll, Ihe at rbgglei of ill" wid- '
uw to hold the veil were not sufficienf in '
tear ill and somehow a hen (he feflVtb '
removed, her lace waa turned directly1 16-,
wdrji' initio, bd lil'lhe Jlilieflng 6f ltl (
mnonlfgrii; the'' horde trotting". Vjn hihiself,
loll waa taken f flieTfirt'liiilelrllfiS life"
by Dr. Afeadcfwa1.'' 3'onn' fco came la fc"
long bridge, bul'ihe widow .aid il WaVnO
... i.. . l .1.. ; .t .. lLw ...Lu .
uo iu icpisi, ciiu miv paiucpon piio reacil-jQ
ed it. without a atruoir a. Ilul Vnil avliH"!. .
laLi'lo.UfoVe'very arert.wpl you.' DoW!0 ,
' afteaslted. To which the only iVJnTlf Waa'1
n re-' a practical affirmaliva hi Ihe dliedrioh'.U.-)
tools to he used ' ai will hetl terva him
lhal Cod hai endowed hjip wjth sinew
and brain merely lo'icfumble anil lo'gel)
audio, in. lha .midat of ihii eraod uni-
An Incidkkt at J" Navy Dkfart ' veBis, whiqh is a perpe'iL! eiieulaiinn of
uixf A letiorj.from Waahiugloii. in benejii, he Uvea like V ipnnjje on a rock,
Petersburg heuwcTut, iayi the follow, In absorb, and bloat, and dU. 1'hntiiandi
occurred at the Navy Department uu t in thi great city srejjviifjin 'whb'never
(tth jhsl! ; ' ' ' ' ' v Iv'miVjJ lorg: ottuf lha- aja'rriia)' wire'rsor atelf-ilh
leresi -wnuBe.urcuiuguo in uioir riinuie
lic; whose bible, it llieirialuiIger'(.Arlin
have in eontfacteil, and hardened, arid
A yoW and iwcorapliahed lady wai lo
nt le Secretary relative lo tome suspi
cious which hung over uir iciny ui iim
c'ereinonv iif'her recent marriage with a
l.iiiiinnant in'lhe Navaraervice. "JBhe'
alaiet ' lmt soni. monlba lincei aha wia
cndacted.io ihouie.in tlii.ciiy.auu mere
married lo her auppueeu uusuauu, oy a
peraon oilensibly an Epitciipal cjergyman
lhal .rings were excluiigWl, and" .f jr a
horl tjrrie they liveu. jogeiuer, wuen no
wa luddenly ealled-oif to-lhe Paritic.
boubiahav. been raiaed to the legality Of
(lie .iiintrinije, and she onie'rlajua jlafk
supifoo ijiat "Jlifire haa been an irnpoi-
fircllc?d Upon'.ncr. timmeuiniEiy uu.
ikaring rhd lady'a" tflirraliW " 8fela.ri
Dobbinj wilh lhal energy ad wpiigliulrai
of charaeier fo Whtah ha is, jutt distin.
gufahefl, perepiptqrly .ordered , lhe( lieuten
ant to report, in peroii. lb him.'al an early
a period as posib.iede"cT'rlng, with em
nhiai thai if it did turd out 'to ba Ittje
that ha bad erdcrjeed , a fraud' uinn"ih
nnnr out. hie namei should be TcIlRcu at
:i .n - .. mj m'i. u i.
ouce-fiuui me ion vi uio a..
Did yoa ares, ftader, . ileigh wW'wItlrik i
widow, and take loll at the bridT,'1',,
..!...-r .1. t.":b
ion tvtn
To Tiip AVokkn A wriierfn lha ,Poi. '
inS Trpyclf? wanit jaimrnn
;ll..al. .?,''; 'jiVVi.r.
luld bi) i nice receipt if the euiriatie.
re pure.,' Uui 1 hrtVfo'dhJTrhra' Wic
ininped their natures, lhal Hi any spiniu
alt'siiiinte 'iliey 'wiiuld 6ij1y "Jiasa i Id
many bug wf dulfar.' ''' '' i;"$
1 ' Tll' 0lRI6TA IDtAL. "I
"J'ltronrh all ' ihe eomplex inlerdsts of
sncietyrihruugh opr hard and piilialied
customs, our'tiollow resneclabililiel.'oilr
oppreaaioii' iii3 our coiiiempl, iliere beam
tlie niiaie ui yn ajiieporpoiuipiy oiin'in-
ine "iiwlf ju Acts' of acrificd of One
Meflk Fax, JflKitine ajpwarda ill Prayer,
.. i-i i i'., , m
aa iiBji uueiiiiiiy, iu ,4u,y'aa,"lyly; Mru,'i,,la
beneath lh tiroaa. iireaniiuir Willi il own
'tjloqd preaetililig bVui piV ivarictotie
J.-Xj .2A'..ld.k "i" . -'-.. ta.lu
graipine; aiiu'Clur aoiiian raw, nut mnj
with rtre Juea( of, hilieiiliijif 'Charioter,
bul Ui i jliVpreeaion ff ttoal,dly'r J
VALUK 0HI-;HHV1BI1AL.
(Arm''itbeio:nitan oftirinal Mtoflwi.
LEiery tn faolotjaaea uarif hi. Ki. tliai-Kl
Ltery7tiPioai
a . I : j
ine atemuiii
ai-airtsl making-bread with tnatialit .'cttl 3
aVd:ioJa'.'Ule My.l ..r' ; ' vj '.!;';: V:U
It wouh
acid were pure., lliil.J In
yeard, experience "in 'iising'llV,Atcon1irr!g,
(conhriiied now by au essay by" Dr. A.''rll
llaya : ihat' it." contain, at 1 'fdiriarilynt
made lead! ehou'gh lo'give .'mart Very' ie.,;,
ve're rjj'?fyeii4M, aipcWpanirirVilh'fiio in,
'life bowels, wcaf'uieS's, artif low 'tilrils.
'1'hree'ye'ari gft ihy pliywcfttfHbld m '
lhal Imual he taking lead in tfbnVe form,1
but I did nol then auepeetdty mUrialico-:u
Id uA contaiutng jt., , ,,.:",",n n
Sjonb Trek. There is a 'ttee iii MeV-
ipoV.baTled the eiii'qf; k'very "fia wood,'1
which, acerirdidir' in writer i tha Nalioiv U
al JuCeinh'cer, (W, D.. Porter,) become ,
pfetriii'ijij; ' p ft'er being cut, iq a very" t
years, tj'liclher left it) the open alitor bilt-'
led. Fftm lh timber," hmilcl icoukl b 1
built WI would in a few year btfom Ir' (
proof, ' and; 1 as'lruig 11. Ihoeav built ( i(
,alpii...,J'har,yova, In a green auie. I ,.
eaaily wnrtittl 'j It, i aaed in building .
wbarfj6rtt'&e.,f and would U W.-y good 1
'aa railwiy'Stwpera.orfoirnaakroaal tuing"1
a,,' " . hi -v.- c ti n, 1 .. it
IT, There are now, at tha Joweit eib
lvf'i,iltii .'run,lhroiighl culalion live hundred houses in proces of .
of hit roasou, his conscience. erect'.jn 111 the city 61 n 'Francisco.' .1 "
,: "t I ,-li' I'" Il ''.rt j-'lii. I ji-i i:jm t
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