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T II E It tt T LAND "HERALD
MtBOKM At KTATIOA.VKY
TU5T rrwvri from Hast? New YwtV and
I . k f . S . . J. -
atoclcd
el HOOKS ud STaTio.VaIIV. which
tl iU ulteM and taoit tojlMt minwnt
that wfihkre had ht many yratt, od which
ar MwoCcred for sale op the uwt reasonable ( uc of cnalinc them, have induced tho tub
'ISe . . ' wribets to Mopt the follow ins list of
- .wi "T ' "1I"nrn,r J"1 ,m" ! Pricm : At m month credit, for nppro-
. j . . : iforcnih.
Mjvmaan ahhurm, lur I n.iu.
The DRAWING ItOOM SCRAP HOOK'.
The CHRISTIAN'S KEEP SAKE-and
.MISSION.UIV A.VNUAL;
ACKKIUIA.VS FORGETME NOT;
friendship's om:n.Mi ;
JUVENILE FORGET Mi: NOT;
American Annunls.
The MAGNOLIA TOKEN & SOUVENIH;
RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR j
The LILV, Holitlav present :
The HUMORIST'S ANNUAL; TbcNr-r
Vrg GIFT ; Tho PEARL ; The Odd Vol.
utne; and great many imaller works, suitable
for children' Cbmlrnis If New Yeats ptrsenli.
. i.lt.SO
Youn) Christian, by Abboit , Harlan 'iR0 ;
Memoirs nf Mti Harriet IV. U'iniloii; Manillas
and bit Impostures ; SpurUelm on Education ;
Vo?ih'i ltirr Writer ; Infitit school Manual :
v-oou i l.cilcr.n; l.ile ol Uobbrtt; Ir Headier'
PLafor the IVni rinrriii!nn n r,immn
Things Set of Parley's Library ; The Way lo
b itml, Arc. kt, 4:c.'
Wfcrmbtr 10. W. VY.
Ilenjniitiu KcIIv'n IWale.
&U t.f Vtrmttt.1 ) rilHK Honorable
Mttritt If M.mJ. ii. J X tbo I'robale
Court for the ditlrlcl ul Ituilaml.
To the heir it liw lo the etale of Uenjamin
Kcilj late of Dabby In said diiltict, decerned,
GnetTiNR,
H'kcrntt, The cxrculorof the taut Will and
Trtlament of the laid decruicd bai made appIN
caiiuit to this court for licoiifc to rll n much o
the real rttalo of llio said deceased n will be
tuflicifnt to pay the dcbls found due agaitist said
mate and the cot of icltletnent :
nrrrfitrr, You are hereby notified to appear
before laid court at n icst'ion thereof, to be
holden at the I'rubalc Office in llutloud within
and for aid dimrict on th lit Monday of Jan
uary next and abew came, if any you have, why
aaid license ihould not be granted.
Given in Probate Court at Itutland, tliii 7tli
day of December A. I). 1835.
51 t II. IWI'ta.XN, lltpuur.
BLANK BOOKS.
A LA KG E auoiimenl of til kinds of Blank
Work, well bound and eood paper, will
Iwaya be found at the Itutland llook Storo.
W. FAY.
November 17, 1S35.
KIIPT cunatantly on hand,
and fur aale, by the sub
ecriber, who baa been appoint
ed iolc .Igtnl fur this vicinity.
KAY.
Rutland, September 22, 1S35.
LOST on the road bctwrcn Rutland and Caatlc
ton, about tho 1-llh hut, a mnall bundle, con
taining aomo boya Shirt Collar, Handlifa., and a
HUck Lice Vail. Whoever may have found it,
will hato tho ondncra to leave it at tho IlooKbtorc
in Rutland or Caatleton, and they shall bo rewarded
for their trouble. Dec. 22, 1935.
MO III SON'S
Pills & Aperient Powders,
ADAPTED to the Hyqran Phosiology, Irom
ibe Ilrittih College of Health, London, can
bo had genuine only of the agent, who are made
kuuwritotbe public a jiicb. All lite genuine
medicines aetit lo l In; Uniied Slatei, by the Hrit
iih ColleRe of Health, have lo put through the
WDTJTclj
un uonegr oi llenllli, nave lo pats tluouch the 1 """ ""'V' " owner eac ducritie. The owner 11 licre
handi of H. Sbephcaid Moat, their sole delegate I ,k, I'ln,','0,"11' rr0" ,,r",e,,'' t'aJ, charS"
for the United .Slatei; and each packet of Pilla j ' '""" c... .
has his signature on the label, and by him it sent Sherburne. 14th Ore irm " ' LAIIK,J1'
tn it.. - I c . - ... 1 I
der to protect the public from bate counterfoil.
an extra yellov label has been added, which for
Vermont Agent, muit bear tho written binalure
of S. Gage, Stale Agent; and alio of tbo sub a
gtn!, who stlli it.
Whatever alanderout reports, relative to the
above medicinei. miv have been IniiilifinaK nrn.
. .
pogatrd by tnediciits of the old school, or of those '
subservient to their thraldom, will eventually '
prove unavailing; as it shows, mot clearly, that ,
Ihey are aware Ucir eaculapean llibcl stands on
. .....I., f 1-.: .. . r ..
iiuj iuuuuhiiiiii, anu a couscioutneM OI tuesu
perioiity of the Hyscan over the etculapeari ys.
tern. S.GAGE talt Aqtt Jar Vi.
II. FITCH, Sy. Azentfor t'trmont.
State Depot, Itutland, Nov. 13, 183 1.
ACK.XTS
Duly appointed to sell the above medicines, and
alio the Hygean publications, In the State of
Vermont: Col. J. Ellis, l-'ajctlerille, Capt.
fc. ourt, uiuviue: jouaii itace, t.ui, bt. Johns
bury; E.HouEhton, Esq. Guilford; E. Lyman,
f crriiborgn; James urovcr, l'oultney; b. Dunn. '
CM, opiiniieiu, i.iuci i . j . jirwiaias, ,ian-
ctnteti F. Clark, lttaintrce; Capt. J. Hlish,
Woodstock; A. IlnntmiiiJ, Umlington, O. A.
I'.:. l. CI.-1.1... ... ..
CT The Lancet, publi.bej in London.tbe on. !
tic uu luiumc ii iiwuiiug m uic wactors H 1
Utat inooopoly, ibows to what a state of despair i
the Doctors In England arc iu: they are nol up. '
held by tbeit own abilities, or ibe confidence
that the puhlic have iu them but by tho Lfgis- j
tuie. They most have acts of Parliament to j
procure them patient. ,
Extract from "The Lancet, July 12, 1634. '
"H me Mie 01 secret remedies 11 not aboliibed .
by law, rut new etiactment for effeclins medical!
reform will possess the value of lh paper on
vvbictt the law a are rvrtnen r a '
Litrnci from "1 be Lancet." July 26, lS3l.by the IWror ai.ic.
11 ivc ui eccei oiruicioeso eoi iuppn-s. ,
jedby taw, ibe wofknf owdiral reform will not ,
ll'e dot tbc Donor ia the Doited
Statu caught the panic?
TO PRINTERS.
Franklin I.ctfcr FoBariry.
: TjlHK rcducctl cost of the matenali used
' in tho C";njxition of printing type,
nrxl th improvements and uicrcncl factli-
iUfiJitn bd ell fJjin Urer, $0 30
Iat,e Ort-t I'rtacr, 32
DihiM KmnUth, 32
DuuUr SiHtll I'ks, 31
(Jirtl Primer, .'I I
KufHib. 30
l'ic. 30
Small Pica, 39
Lnc Prlfucr, -t(l
Huutoi, 40
Hretier, fiO
.Minion, 70
Nonpond, 00
icsili inl iintttioni, 30
Old typ! received in exchange nt 9 cents
I per pound.
I he frt vie of their largo nnd srnnll letter is
modern, and of the most elegant kind. The
metal will be found to he very hard nnd du
V. b...... ... v..,..,
position, lor nccttrncy nnd finish, the type
rable, Dating n new ingredient in their coin-
es
casl nt ,nu'r foundry nre warranted cqtinl ti
to
i uuy niiuicviT. j iiuy nuvu on nana tin ns
any whatever. I Jicy have on hand tin ns
I sorlment of IJook nnd Job letters, so that
thev are prepared to execute orders for on.
tiro offices of job, newspaper or book print
ing on hhort notice. They nre thankful for
tlio patronage they have received, nnd will
be happy to receive the orders of printers
which will receive prompt attention.
Merchants nnd othorK.
I abroad will be supplied not only with type,
inn wun presses, ciinscs, composing sticks,
and everything necessary for u printing es
tablishment, nnd put up with care and ac
curacy. Printers tire requested to publish this ad
vertisement a few times in their papers and
receive in payment $2, or in the settlement
ofthcir accounts.
A. W. KINSLEY & CO.
Albany, March 8, 1835. 52
icu- IMnfliIiiiit:iit.
AT CHIPMAN'S POINT, Orwell, Yt.
fflHE lubscriber ii now opening very large
and general nsoiiment of GOODS, at the
new UricK Store, a few rods north of W. Chip
man As Co's Stone Store, which he offers for sale
for cash, oil kinds of country produce, or on ap
proved credit. Having purchased the most of
(in goods nt auction and by the package, and be .
mg situated on the lake shore where he is at a
very UimiiK capcnseln KrUing ,U Goods from
Murketbe feels n confidence in saying that lie
will tell Goods as low.or lower than any merchant
in thu State. He would invite his friends and
tho public generally to call nnd see for them
sel ves. Storing and forwarding promptly atten
ded to, and done on the lowest terms.
N. II. The highest prices paid for Sheeps
Pelts. J. M'EWAN.
Orwell, Oct. 19, 1835. 463m.
T la i ril a n (1 Inst Call;
07s- .V THIS. IV A )'. 0
ALL persons indebted lo the fubscriber for
Meat, Tallow, kc. must make immediate
payment. And unless due and immediate a t
trillion is paid to this request, he will positively
kave his account where the delinquents will
have to pay cost.
ALANSON DYEK.
Kullaud, Dec. 21, 1835. 52
STRAY HORSE
(t into elu'"re of Hie (ubjeriber about Hi
Viy IBltl of .'..villili(r . I.r.l.l-.l, II ...
lea to be about tw e It t yean .1.1, itli i0me niurk'i .bout
lierburne, 14th Dec 1D3S.
rui: vKanTAULK
PULMONARY BALSAM.
TP'U ,"0,'v,lluul: remwly Uucorere.l fur Couch,
I Doping tough, and pulmonary afftcliont rerry kmd
, . f I.)'ciui ami gentlemen
.... .... rc,,.rc.miiiv. Tlmlycirtficalc, Jetaitin-the
particular! of remarkable cur., may be ra.mu.e.l ..
rl,cur, 01 rem,,
tlm wrapper to each
hot".
oottle. Price fifty cent! per
COU.YTFJIFEITS !
llKU'AUK oy IMPOSITION.
, ........ jtuumo oouie 11 enclomt in k blue wrapper, 011
I which 11 a yellow label nned )iru.i Rekii 4Nonc
other ran be jcnuinc.
J in a blue wrai
IT TiieKfe.icbrily r.flhc Otnuint f'tgttaih Pul
rnenarj, 0a.Im hat been tli eau.e of atlempl. to ,ot,
Vr.r1,U"""''",wh,el',,yi'rti.lly a.iumin; the
uameoflbeseoume are calculated to mi.lead .odd.,
eeive lie pqblio. Anion- Ihne muturti are the "Amer
ican 1 ulaionary llaliam.' -Vestl.ble I'nl
VLGtTAliU: PULMONARY HAI.SAM.
aodieeitut it has the mark. n.l ih . i ..
.ft l,,,f,, "U .ud .eal a .t.ipeJ r,gtiatu
for .. .. 11,,,,:' , -.'-jy
DANIKLS i UKLI
N O T r ll K
rnSJi: undersigned, having tlua da), entered
! to a copaitncrahip, as Attorney' at L
lbe firmPoV
in-
.aw.
g,.
Clark at Ilnrririfoii,
wou,1 most respectfully give notice to the public
t'"1 any busineaa, intruded to trhtir charge will be
faithfully and promptly attended lo. '
JONAS CLARK,
( j. HARRINGTON
MidUtlim. .Vor. 11, 1S35. .17
r...
ur t li'lrt t... ..1 .. .. . . .. 5
..c ai u,e iiunami Oook.tor
A PjP It KXfl C
11 ANTED at this OtBce-. immedutci- an Ar
H ni,C '.Vbe .i'pNG BUSINESS
STANDARD SCHOOL
ROOKS-
D7Tbe attention of Teachers, Scho d Com
tnlttrr, and ot til otbns interested Iu the im
port in t subject ( education in Common Shools,
it requested lo the following valunble abd high
ly approved series of School-Hooks, vii :
yrniirc ritwui.tv rrtin:n -rh. n nteji as
il first tMwk fr ihsMrat. Tins lull- Uk tl one
nf tlie ntoit in:entoui ij.ei 'veme,il in this braoth of
-li)MtKi. that has luthrff. Ieu rcorded In our
journal." tinali t-f trituration.
A wr-lr in the Chr lam lle-ilir, 10 a nnttee of t Ii a
t V 1 i'i (.'!.: " That fjollmt little orti
Iha licit Krt.(i . ,i. !.'. IU l'ie U.ilnH I vg n;
Till. 1MPMOVI.D Itr.Wmit. in i--.rl to this t.t-
ll VSHame, we think t)'l tt de les iteointiieihlatioti
as ihulilr ralisatite anxtll'irr t" an ettenlive rm(
.r (lrttnictor, wall raleulated to (ariliate the labor of
tracliiaj;, awl to the mteritt, as well as promote
Hie projr.ss M young children. It is compllcsl in a
great measure, upon a t.ew plan, hasin- Iheexeellenl
advantage of comptltine ImiIIi teacher and pupil to a
more aetire eaerrue of the ml nd, than is required iu
many txwks fur readin. It is the introduction and use
of School Itookt like this, which is to rid the the land
of automaton leathers and Minis."
Christain Iteji.trr
" I am happy to express ciy approbation of the Im
proved Reader. It richly runts the patronage of the
public. I Iter. S. M. Uorces'cr, late Prufcisor of Rhe
toric in Amheist College.
" In regard In the Improved Reader. I know of no pub
lication so well adapted to the ace fur which It IS de
signed. Ch.Mrcti, who shall diligently study lliiimanu.
al, will probably acquire a belter knowledge of langu
age by the time they are eight or niuo jcars of ar,
than they would have obtained by the books formerly
ued, at fifteen or sixteen,'" llov. Cyriit Manu.
TI1K OLNniUL CLAPS-HOOK. The principal
excellence of this vr rk, anil of the others which have
prsreeded it, cousisls iu Us adaptation lo the capacities
of children in the ditTeroit stages ol their early educa
tion; wo hope it will have a fair trial in all primary
schools." Profeiaor Hitchcock of Amherst College.
"Tor ht lowrr clarsri in common s 'hooli, wo have
seen nothing qual to the General (Jl.ii-iiooU. We aJ
vise all In whom the (election of books is committed,
to give it au examination. Vermont Chronicle,
fjcj'Thc above are but o specimen of the re
commendations lli.it have been received tela
live to these books, as individually considered.
The following reference lo the whole as a series.
Extract from the statement of a gentleman of
Philadelphia, made nt the Teachers' Conven
tion in Andovcr. " I have long since attended
the examination of a School in Philadelphia, in which
the I'rriukliri Primci Improved Reader and General
Clan-llook had bren introduced, audi was astonished
at the great change which had been effected, not only in
Ibe manner of resiling but also in the iutcrrst which
tho pupils manifest 111 their lessons. They were ex
amined through a very large portion of the books, and
such promptitude and deep interest I have seldom s-en
exhibited ia any school." Tho testimony of a gentle
man from New Vork, who was acquainted wiln tho ef
fect ef tho books in a school iu Unit cilv, waiofthe
samo import.
From John Campbell, Esn. of Montreal
Ciinnd.i I have examined these books with
considerable zltcntioii, mid consider them admira
bly adapted to tho instruction of youth,"
From a Female Teacher in the Stale of
Massachusetts. " I have no books so admirab
ly adapted to tho youm; mind as the franklin Primer,
Improved Reader, and General Cluss-Uook."
These books have also received the nonroval
of n convention of more thnn two hundred Indies and
gintlemcu, teachers anJ other friends of education;
they are ulso rrcoinmenJed by the Revue Kncyclopo
diquc, one or tha ablest aoiontifio journals of Kurojie,
and also, by tho North American Review. They have
alio dcen favorably noticed by many of the most dis
tinguished professor! and successful! teuchen in N'cw
Englond. COMMUNICATION.
Tho following article has appeared i.i several
News-papers ; it is given as a further illustra
tion of the merit of the books iu question.
I.VTr.nF.STlso Pact. We deem the following re
morks worthy of the particular notice of tho friends of
education iu common srhouis, us it goes to show most
rone.luiively, that the method of teaching the Knglish
language ami acquiring the first elements of 11 literary
education, a adapted and pursued in tho Hooks in ques
tion, is founded upou correct principles, viz. the Philo
sophy of the .Mind,
A Frenchman recently arrived iu this country, and
pursuing his studies with a gentleman in a town near
Huston, for the purpose of acquiring the Koglish langu
age, having heard if Ihc sciies of School Books known
by the name of the Kranklm Primer, the Improved
Reader and the Genrral Class-Hook, procured them,
and stated that he derived more benefit from the use of
them inlctrnirgthe Knglish langua-u, than from nil the
spelling books. Grammars, and Lexicon;, put together,
Thu is a high tribute to the excellence of the so books
and what we have not heard said of any other set ol
clemeutary books of our language. A fact like this ia
worth a thousand recommendations, and deserves to be
recorded and had iu remembrance.
Kor rale at the Rutland llouk ,tore by V. KAY.
STRAY EOE.S23S.
BROKE into the enclosure of tho subscriber
on or about tho 12lb day of November
THREE YOUNG HORSES, of the following
descriptions : -One brow 11 mare w it li u hile hind
feet, shod all round; One bay mare, shod before
....w niic inir in un nice : anu one Uav itAro. a - 1 .' twi, 111 amen-
wilh nubile MripesMhefcUo
rornd. n.Qowm-rif riqutMul to nrnv. rnn.r,"orcl,l?n5iOocUopaKei each to fume : and at tLt .
erly, pay cbar;es and take Ihem away
. I
, JASON NEWTON.
Ira, Nov. 18, 1635. 49
BANK OP 13URLirffGTOig.
TV OT1CE is hereby Riven lo the Siockhold
XI ers of the Hail; of llurlingtoi-, ihat on
each fchnre ol the capital stock of said Dank
eigin ouiinrs is to tin fioid in, on ihe fr.unli dnv
of January next; and that a fourth tuvmen Tf
e.Rht do lars on each share is to be made on
-s,.. wny ui .iprii next, at ineir banking house
By order of the Directors,
v , , R. G. COLE, Cash'r.
November C, 1835. 8tv
TTr t-ac-iv f r-si- , .
'win. suDscriber, once more, comes before
UiepUUIIC and niTera fnr .1 I,!. l,l .1. ..
the Eait rillaise of Rutland, a rwrc the best
assottment of 11 ATS Ihat he has
had for
many
years : ciuustin? of
Casslorr,, IVaiiK and Fell :
which ho promises he w,l te as low aa can be
purchased in the countrv, for cash or produce
and tboie who want a reasonable credit can have
II. Now he hat only to desiro that those who
want to buy. will call Iiefi-irsx I tit. i f is atl...,,LJ...
1 I .1-1 a . wv,.w. wuw VIICVTlKir,
and he thtnka that be can convince them tha
no lias stated truly.
PING FURS. miPr.rr.nL'
Rutland, Dee 5, 1835. so.6w '
cw Mei ValHHhlc School lleok.
65-Tlif attention cf Instructors, School Com
mittees, and other lutrtested in the aubjott of I
Education, la requeued 10 the following new
and valuable wnth, entitled
The Popular Koador,
OK
'COMPLETE SCHOLAR.
lolrndrd as a reaihng tioolr, for the Us of the high'
est clas-e), in Schools and Acajrmles, throughout the
United States ir The work is br the aulhvr of the
sMiratl series nf cVhmil Ilwiks, knonn by Ibe names
of Ihe -rilANKUN PRIMr.lt." the "IMPROVr.D
ltr.l)P.R."aiKl theGr.NT.R L CLASS-BOOK."
The publi'lier of this work ts aware ihal high com-
mendaliiibs air su freiiueutlv bestusied upon Hooks
Ulllenrn. mtil. (Kl li, i.nlil. ... tint mitral . alilr. In
iletermifte the character of a work from the reeummeo-
dations bes'owrd Un IL Hut In the case ihe notices
presenrsd are from men who are well qualified to form
a correct opinion, and men too, whin
vhom the public will
readily believe, would not rerommeuj School Hook,
unless they believed it ileicrtior.
From tho Rev. N. Lord D. D. Presidenl of
Darthmouth Celicge.
I havcexamineO the' Popular Reader." a recent nub.
licatiou, ami it gires me pleasure to commeud it as a
worn well auatpetl to thepurpi-so which It conlenplales,
The work in in y opinion. deserves lustaudin the first
class of School Hooks.
From Ihe Rev. S. R. Hall. Principal oflhe
Teacher's Seminary, Andover.
1 have examined with some care the " Popular Rrea
Jer," as well at Ibe "Prankliu Primer." " Imurnvcd
Reader," mid "General Class-Hook." by the same au
thor. It gives mn pleasureto say, that 1 discover in tho
preparations of all, n degree of knowledge of tho real
Mauls of the younj nut otfeu displayed iu piepanog
books for their use.
The llopulur Reader will not I trust, I found less
uitful thau tho previous volumes. Hit adopted for the
older rlatsrsi in common tchooli mid Academies; aud
will, like its predecessors, bo " nonular" wilh those for
whom it is intended.
The Chrisrain Regislcr, in a notice of the Po
pular Reader, speaks thus of the whole sciies.
No scries of schoool books for readin? lessons, with
in our knowledge, is so well adanted to conduct the
child from the very simplest words, and combinations of
worus, onward by regular gradations, to u relish for taste
ful and elegant writing."
From (ho Rev. Emmerson Davis. Principal of
Wcstfield Academy to ihe publisher.
Tho Popular Rrudcr iu mv oninion. surnassea nil
other reading books, iu defining more words, annexing
illuitrotiuf s to the wnnls defined, and in referencu
throughout the book, to the definitions given in preccd.
ine chapters. If tho tchool teacher does his dutv. the
scholar, who usn tho Popular Render, cannot fail to un-
icrsiai.u wnat lie renUs.
UTThe Popular Reader is also recommended by the
ihool Committee of Nhrthamiiton. consislinzof Rev.
Dr. Pcuny, and Rev, Mrs. Todd and Stearns, t'rcfcsaor
Hitchcock of Amherst College. President Allen of How.
doin College, the School Committco of Greeuficld. who
sny. "as it regards uselulucss nnd nduptation to tho
wants ol our Common Schools, wo hardlv know of its
equal," the Boston Recorder und-vurious others.
torSulo at the Rutland IJouk-Storc, by
W. PAY.
E. Is. Carey's Library of -
CHOICE LITERATURE.
rsnO say Ihal this Is a reading age, implies a desiie for ina
JL truction. and Ihe means to rratlfv that desire. On
the first point, all arc agreed; on tho second, their is diver
sity both of opinion and of practice, Wo have newa-pa-
lo, uMDiiiina, inocws, 111 ntio, pnampicia or nil ines,on
dera and supportcri : and yet, copious as ore theso means of
Intel lcrlu.il luns i. morn nrn .1.11 nn,l..l 1.. .i.t:,i ...
iil-joj mi Buujvtti, which iiaso severally tncir classes ol rca-
. f. yf , - , . uuuniuii ,v
the reviews ol the day, and iiiasing notices of books, the
beyond meTe parsing allusion, Site
in art nnd science Hut thouL-h it bo rast m n.r,.,i,in nnS
espros, their wants it i. not easy lo gratify them, ripcn.e , 'l"a"aiy "J '"ret. d thilatltr.
distance Troui tho emporium of iHeraturo, enamssinc ccu. ! ? ? ",?'"7r b-"n Tdt f,tt b'J tdi'" diM'er
pation. winch prociit personal apil,c.tioroV2ve "T Unton' M Met xHUforuxtrduny
cato libraries. ml lK.oi,ellers, are so rniny causes o keep I Xrf, " "c",,"' h ending him a Ultrr,
Kop!eawoy Trom the feast of rerson and the enjoyment or ,F ' , .
the coveted literary aliment. It is the aim of the publishers . Jho w?rk ,vi" ln '"Iu'0 be published and delivered on
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