BfilBM
J'
lifhl liinlustir l'"" l.i-pl up Uilli uclt Hjiirit.
Tlii' tln-sii-i "film Iwlii n-u lln-ini' of uni
versal tuhiiiriitinu, t-nnihinitiK nciitnom, elf.
Hiiinif, ami ruse. KitIh, rounlry iliinc-i'i,
liiuiiiM i-i'lil, anil yun, was the onh-r nf tin-i-vi-niti,;
; "nil if wh il mil yet noum tluit
liihliiniiulili! ilnuci', the I'nltii, still we live ill
lnH-rtif HcciriK 'l M"") introduc'ril at our city
hnlN, a tfi-ntletniiu, who known ami iIuiiccn it
well, nml who lately vi.ite.l tlm Kaliiiitini;
1'lniiiH, luiviiit! liimllv viiluiiteercil to iiiHtru;t
tin1 ()ri'(;finiiiii heuutti-s in in iiiiriuauii'M.
Vtinnmvir, '.. 7, H0.
I'nr lli" Sin-i tntitr
'I'lIK liV..Nr.i.KS l A I'aII.MCII I.N OlII.MI.N
11VKII THAI' LAVS IV Till. N Mil....
Mr. I 'ililor In iii)liiiii' u illi an uu ila.
limi in tln liril iiiiiiiIn'I nl" lli'- Njh-i tutor, I
ir.iKsi. In Miint i.ut .iin ni tiic aitvaiitaiH sliotilil mlopt micIi ii law nml allow such pn
wliiili t)ri'nii nlli'in to tin-liiiiiiiiii-iiniiiii. vj(.,M in citi'ciii. I how, sir, llmt tins
inly tluit an- not in hi- (omul in tin- fertile anii-mlmi-nt-' "ill Im- fairly ami properly mi.
pluiui nf tin- Willi-) "!' llir Miv.t.ippi, or in .h-rntim! hefiire they nrc" satictinm il hy tin:
any Mali- i ast of tin- Uoil.v mountains. ,(.,,,,., I h'i' to lie informed as to thnTul.
With a soil in tin- U'lllaiiiilti willey, ami viintnyp to Im- ileriveil frnin allowing a man
otliiT Niitioiis ol Uncoil, iinti- iiiuil t" lliui t hold t Hi-paratc pan-i-ln of Innd in this
if tin- iiIIiimiiI .1.-pu-u. -J tin- -.'rent willi-j f rounlry, ami .".iiet-ially this U'lipfit to arise
ol tliii Mni-iji, nature Im. I. i-n fur inon- rIM ,;,t., -,rivih-e;f tn the whole eoplp at
lirnlilii- in In r ttfi. having l-i.hi-il tin- wil- i pr.iit ami in future, so that when I o to
ls mi tin- I'm Hi' (-iinl in man) iiislnui-i-1 the ,i to vol.- liir my ruiuliihite for a re.
tin-liarn-iior -tenle plum-, ami mountain! prcsrntntive, I mnv Ih-YiiIIv informed im to
t
i
li.i- rein-veil lli'- liiriui-i on tin- shiiri-4 -il the
For tlii- rtjwriinfir
Mr. tvlilor I uniicf nt the close of the Or
ganic laWH ii note from the "i;c;ntnry, (I niip.
iohc it iiiiim be, though the not (i dot-snot nay
it is from him or umlur his hand,) that thoro
nro two prop'iM-d amcnilrm'iitH to the present
Organic Lawn the onu to prevent a laro
numhrtr of citizens from entering or record
iti n larn tract of laud together, and hold
iiiK the Hume without Mjrvnally occupying,
by more than one of the partners. I also
notice that there in another amendment pro.
fxised, intending to allow all claimants or
jhtsoiih to hold two claims the one of 000
and the other of 40ucrcH, in different places.
Now, sir, it is not my object to discuss the
merits of either of the promised amendments
tit this time, hut I hope the friends of those
nun-udmeiith, e.pe:inlly of the last, w ill come
out and jive us rfime good reasons u-hv wh
.iriher east) uith perpetual ra-, liirni-liin;' the benefit, to be derived from the proposed
.. ill-tin-t i "p- in sprmv "'"' '-'II- ""' .tim-mlmeuls. A VOTKR.
I'.n Hie ol
nun ii nl lliiit i'i II ''.'el v
I. nil- In Ii i n tin- i.ii' . .iinl ili-'M-. the
inlori nt lb it inwiln.ilili i l.i . f our l-K
l"H I Itll llMII'' I .1-1 n II- I' I- II I
il- a- I' I- u th them, tliit linn lillli-
ill'' "llllll llllsiil iniisl tie i -isiiii ii i'iC'i
'ii i nilei i it hi t pn w nt i in le-nls from
I I II ll. . Well l.i i 'In . ui.l, I. He Ire.
in i th !i .n inn mi-.' 'he l.tiiu'-l -, liilji Illi i.
ihli-'i
'I'n lln' I'.ditor ii' lln' Sirrliilor :
.Hlii I notice in wilitT editon,il that you
lllie i-oine mut w-l IVitllklv and C'ilfi-xeil
Miurseif to-lie ' a (Irin'.erat of the Jetfer-i-man
school." I alsi understand from the
reading of un artii le, that )ou think "that
it uoiilil In- 'mi! Hihe) to discuss (Kilities
hi tin- i ' iiiiiii-- ol the .SH-ctiitor." Will you
please to mlnrm a siih-erils-r in what wuv he
tin. . th.it .mi) lin l.eu ia'ei .itflTii il iiiU olitaiii the priwlee oll have titkeii, us I
n '. mis i " t- tin m in ne 'i.uilily .mil . .mi le. i eitam dial Mii,mli-un to eM-ltnle the
-i in it- iii.sii" tn, in that nl a i . "i .i diM II--.HXI 41I ilti('sjito-jether lfsi,pleai-c
-, h t u- I.iimh more i-Nplit-itl). to the break.
miii ,nl. int. i"i '"- "I"'" "''' M,"iuils ami creating new ones,
"niTo- mure s !l '"'"l'''" I bili' no doubt Vol! Would leave
i no riii'-JiiHHi ' ' p,,r-iiis.iin wish to i-outribute an artiele
- fl l ( .t ln " 'ii' -u"i i "i i-iiimi in miii:, hi nun
TIMKS OF II0LD1N( COURTS.
The regular sessions of tho Supreme Court
will he held at Oregon City, on the find Men.
days in June and September annually.
The Criminal Court will hold it regular
scsfiio.-i ,-,;; thu would Mondays in June and
Septembt-1", at Oregon City.
COUNTV COURTS.
In the county of Tuality, lat Mondays in
April and July.
ChamKJcg, second Mondays in Mayj and
August.
(Jlatxop, wcoiiil Mondayw in April anil July.
Yam Hill, first Momlayn in May and Aug.
Clackumas, third Mondays in May and
August.
Vancouver, third Mondays in April and
July.
Lewis, last Mondays in May and August.
I'olk, second Mondays in May and August.
The Presiding J iidgen of tho County Courts
are Judges of Probate, and Probata Courts
are held monthly, and the day of holding the
court apointcd by the judge.
Plows! Plows! Plows!
910.000 Rararlfar crrryonr to attend to hn
own buinrxi.
TIIK mrwcnlK-r Ix-ifn leave to ibform llie puMic nt
lirffr, that lie hit mUldihrtl lumelf in thr
lllaclmiulhini; in (rcnrral, in Urrgon City, where lie
will k--p uu huud an amorunent of Flown, which can
not Ik- MirpjiMrd in III'.- State. I'emoiw wihing;to nir
rUatf plow, can Im accominodaU'il with them, fininh
i-l or iinfinUird. AUi, Patent Pilch Forku, Hon,
xt', and all kind of mechanics' took An the trnU
Minlor haM had lonjj expenence hi miicfiiwry, he fctU
lilm-K-lf coiniH-ti'iit In executo all kindu of mill wor,:,
fliinyti- mat .n-n, and thr.vlnnj tnacliineH of tho mt
npirovsl p-itnitK.
iitl-iin-n wwliing In pjrrliam any of the above
urtirliv, will da ucll to cull unil oxamini for tlicmwlun
on M .mi strcvt, Oregon Cil).
I). C. I.VKLKS
lilirimr) III, lfi-IC-2tf
-. I
Ii i 'i I in
i.m.- In ,.111' nil
'II M- --, - I'll
CITY HOTEL,
BY H. M. KNIGHTON,
OrrfM Cltv.
The tnm&ag etJMMlty tM i
taHedtocaJL Th Cky fkMl Ii i
I . . - mm
an renum. mna ins anartMaai wuMaLii
faying that when completed, iVtmkltikimmUS.
more comfofUUe, m every ntmjmttm WU
rendered to make them a, flk tMe JkaaMla
HuriNwI in 0m territory. TImmwImImw UmwHk
a cat) from the wet ridfl of to tinr, iM null I
homo ferriage free. Jaa.lt, lMC-ltf
The Red House & Porttud,
JUST received, pet TeaJwef Kewte,..
'iiiiiii nt tliif MialMMifcituu
SO cwm woeoeleibiNfcaLaUt4anlm
3 anuii miikn i mmtSmmTV
.Mill -awn tad eaw wmm
aharea aad pitch IMw
1 winnowing imehiwi MAitei meJex
SO boxw eftdLW Uehr, "-i . T7
IU an. bead exee aMBWiBHW4fa
.V),000 cigan; SO ken wWtelMic '
100 kepi palate l-3de. iiiFilai ettfc
SO btjlioeeMee; a5kapfaeyii
xuu Doxeeaaepj
SO caaea book aad ekeei 4
SO dox. cane eei ckaJiat W 4
SO d.eajMfile; ISUBi
4 cam wearied aria :'
1 bale rlameak Tiet
S pwcee atriped
12 dot. linen dw
12 docredfkaaol
"
Vd
pad jaaajfdaj
daakpaatei
aaajeleaieail
200 JccotobeViMiiukileet'ii U
fi belee txtn aeery lijbji Ihi tmh
3 caaMBepopriaeii 1 eaasUiafcvahetaka:
..i
.iln
I
I: imII l.
mjbjii irrv '.uu . i; miii in -.in, in. n im i i . r ,,
.rflRi.il .. ...t i tl . . "iiimis nine, .il piu.-nt '" '"" l" .1"' (1,"l "' Mr' J,,,'rv'. ,,!U"-
i .. th.- .... I- il. tl.jf th.-iin- .. n m ,i,"""r w "A!,tii, r iiiiv other that m:iy,
in. HmIhI Shi.- ImT th.n j,.;,,, I,,,!),,,, i hn. rxirti-il. A SI HSCItlHhK.
i -in. Vl'i IiiiIIimii nl TiilheUjVtiill. 'Il -" ,., ,,., ,.
... ' Hi Umi I lTl
iit-
lill-lie
I
III. ii
III I" lie
nml li liiill
llel I i mi).
1
i l,,.TJ
M"rtiiaavi, iii-r t iivjirj iiiUiiun-:
pel
l.ir
ll HI tnil-
-I wju-:i!ii ii'feavre l n 1 1 a l i.i million
oilslii I-. . '.i t nil nil lliT Ir17"i I I lit- pel
iniiii I, i ijii.il tor7 K1.' id. nun; nf i t t u. the
mp Is pill limn nt -"-' iigllloll k, unil-,
-iiul, ut (. 1 1 nl- pet iinnl to .''. "J-H. llllll;
"I ii.lt-, iheie eii-iiil-fil( 17- llllltl'ill lill-ll-
I-, U.illli, .It !lllii nife nl Mil lent- per
liii-ln I, n:i I. (Mid, iiiiii. l-'riiufiu i -tiiuiiie m .
e iil.uilil iiii.I Milne m' ihe, i hie!" ugrieill.
Hir.il i nips i !' the I mte.l State., it re-ull-thnl
I ml tin i nun i- the mo- valiiiihle of all
tin . mp-. Il;i eniiii-s next, ami niilv iut
In IiiU IN jlllle, i-M-eeds llllll nf l licit . H hlell
imiiii-1 llnnl, alt-nil .'ill per cent, anil ilouhle
tli.it trfi Mttou, uhieh .-t.nnl- liuirlh. ( hit-, I
il uill he -i, -I, im I lill'li mi the ll-t, and
.-iiiiouuleil in that M ar to :il, (Mill, (Mill.
I hllM-thll--eleeleil live of llie iiin-t Milllll.
Iili i riyi. (.iinl I may nluin-t -ay their entire
imp.) aiowii in Ihr I'niied Slates, fioni
uhieh thai j; 1 1 'lit lepuhlic deiixe.s nil its
iiillli. (II'iIicm- I'm- artteles, tuoiiiilv find
iheir vf'nKiiifiireigii iiinil.et. Thelwii lirst
ami littler article-, are ncliil all i-mii-iiiuj'iI
in .titiiiuiiig the Viirioti. -peties of .-loeli
i.iiws-l in W nit count i' ; the value of these
. three remiMiiing aijcles aniuiiiits to over half
Lull ilie crops grown in lhn Mutes. Now,
irtliis dalii he innei't, and wo Imve the re.
4il of the commissioner of patents hefoie
ih, it HiiiAJAl-Tihvinus to tho mo-l Miperlieiul
Misener tmil, in that one article alone, the
iul milage in favor of the Oregon farmer is
us two In one. i inue heiird il said, ami per.
hups truly, that in lhn Males u farmer, with
uu ordinary Mock of cattle, who raises u
ihouMind hiishels of grain mi his furui, has
for wile of that iiiautity perhaps '-'00 or .100
hushels, the remainder is consumed in his
family and hy his stock; while in Oregon
thn farmer who raises 1000 hushels, has for
murket 7 u- riOO the Imlanct) is coiistitned
hy his family, mid in futteuiiighogsund fowls.
When I have leisure, 1 proposo to point
nut some of thu many other advantages, in
my pltiin furincr.likn stylo.
1 uni, &c, M. M. M.
IkV HMO IKT.I
ii- fiilliiiMiii: "iii(; uiuiiiiiijiM'il iii s-., ulii'ii Iter
t.it. -tj. tii.-.'ii Vh turm,iiti il IMInlinr'li, Sir Jamt-K
I'ri'Kt.tln- I .eril I'pimM, ami Miii-tratrn nf tla-nl)
li.uyit; nM-rli't mi tin- immune nf h'-r arnviil.
V I SiiMi 'J our Forni'kt' utir, Juhnir Cnpr )
II.-) Ji.liin- I'urrol nr )i- u.-nikili )i-l'
llr an- i r It.nlnf -nnrin .l'
Il on tin- ui.iikni I wmilil y.ail,
Vi-M Inn- ii nn-rr). mi-rrv innriiiii.
lie) Juinit-, c
Tin- fntfil." gini-" tliry loud did roar,
lint limili-r iinl tlii lliiilifUKiinr.-,
Ami lliniii;lit it urn. mi unco' lor
Tn im' iii in tin- inoriiiii.
ll.-y J.iini.-, r
Anil hwi'i tin- riiMle tlmnilirril louil,
lint liiK-r it t MHisiry loud,
ml lll.lt tin llllllll-K llll.ll'IYtUud
.'-.h- i .ill) in tin- iniiriiiii.
Il.-y Jaiuii'. V.
'I'l'.i ( j..'4-. hli.-'s .'oiiii to (Jratlim 1'irr.
.N.ii- l'riivirt nml im Ilailn- In'rr;
'I'li'-y'r.- in lln-ir U'.l, I nun-kin f.-nr.
Sin .'..Hy in lhn innriiiii.
!!) Ji.iiii.', tr
'I'ln- (Jiii'i'ti linn rnini In Hrandnn Ktrcrl.
Tlii- I'niMMt mid ih.- Kr)H to inc'l,
And tin ).t think tluit i-Iic'h to unit,
Your wimkiii in tlm iimriiia.
ll.-y Jninir, ..'
My liord, my linl, tin- Qncrii is h.-r.-,
And now my Nml In limkit ijui-it
And wlnil KelK h.-r mo hooii uMrrr,
it's Imn-ly nine in tin- inoniin.
Hoy Jiiini., r
(in lirini; In nn' my mltc o' kIiiIc;
Cniiii', lIuilii'M, is-.) will ciitch her )-l:
Itnn, run, my l.unl, )-r' owcr lat-.-,
SIiu'h Im-i'Ii tlirongli thu Iowa this iiinniiii
lli-y Jiuuii, &.c.
Awn. to Dnlki'ilh, y.i matin hit-,
To inak' your lnt Hmlocy !
Tim (Jm-i-ii Hhe'll wiy O hi-! O fie!
You'r.i luzy loons in thu inoniin.
Ili-y Juiuie, Sec.
Blacksmithing.
i:LHO. dk KIcDOffALD,
HAVINU rrntd .Mr II. Hum-' old utand' in
Multnomah City, on th wryt.'w'de of the Wil-
lanutti' hut, n r now ready to mipf-lytheir friends i
i .uu. i-.4nuiii.-ni wii.i ui. kihux u. niuifu.auiun.i iron
I and ftecl. They huvn a largn Mock of amorted iron
' mid i-li.l on laud, which will enable llicin to xup)ly
all nrdert. in their line with denatcli. They have now
' an liiind a inimlwr of DiatiHind Cory Plows of lhn
, ll iimlity, axes, drnwint; kniven, mortin'uc rhiwU,
( anil etlo tool, of all kindf, warraut.sl to carry n good
..igi', or no ciiurfjr. ah oi wiiicii win do miu at a
moderate price for gond juy.
3 i Cuitniiiern rniniiij; from the eoM n Je of the Wil
lamette river to our chop for iron Murk, will uo e-m.d
fn-e of rharRe. Feb. 19,1 f40-1 1 f
Irliiwoiilc- Noflfv.
THIS membeniof thn Maikiniu Fratch.nitv, ia'()r
i'Koii Territory, nro ronK-tfutly reueHted to meet
atllioCity Hotel, in Uncoil City, on tho illit iiut,
to udopt hoiiiu iiicoKurrH to nliliiia u charter for u lodge.
JOHKl'll HULL,
I'. G. STEWART,
WM. 1. DOUIU1ERTY.
lVbtiar)' 5. 184C.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL iK-rnon indebted to the ertatc of OeorRe W.
I.e llretun, d'-ceiiied, nro hereby requested to
make immediute pn)ment to the. cMh-cnber.
JNO. II. COUCH, Adm'r.
fliecon City. Feb. 10, ltj-t6-itf
."tlall CoiiI rncts to Lcl.
SEALED ritOPUSALS will Is received at the
office of tin- wNt.t-iter gcni-tal, in (Jregon City,
until thn J0th in1., for carrying thu mail on the follow
iDjj rouK":
Itoi-TK No. I-From Oregon City to Fort Vancou
vrr, once in two wcelu., by water.
Riiiitk No -J. From Oreron Citv to Hill's, in
, Twulity county; thence to A. J. Ili-mbreeV, in Yem
! ii:n i..... ....... u.. ..!. v mil
III IU.IIIIV , tllCIIWC IU IlllUJCn kTfl.lM. , Ull. !
nullity ; thence to N. Ford', I'olk county ; thence to
ttri-cii Iimtitute, Champoeg county; Ihenco to Cntho
Ii. Mi-vion and Clianioej; to Oregon City, once in
Inn week, on lions hack.
Thu contractor will inter into bond and security, to
In appro", cd of by the rswUmuter general.
W. U. T'VAULT.i M flrn
Oregon City. Feb. ,r., lcMfi.
A. Lawrence Lovajoy,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor
in Chancery.
WII.I j practice in tho Supremo and Criminal
t'ourts of Oregon territory, and in tho fovcral
County ConrU.
O Olfice, comer of Main awl Second atrecU
Oregon City, Jan. 'JO, 16-10. lyl
NOTICE.
THE uiibwcribera havo purchohed out tho utock of
the Oregon Milling Company, and ull the hi
ternd of tho utockhotdom in the Inland mill. They
will, hereafter, carry on tho btuuncm of the milU in
pnrtnerihip, under the name of tho " Oregon Milling
Compakty." Ordeni for lumber and lath will be filled
with driqulch. The flouring mill i now tilted up for
manufacturing flour luiuiblo fur exportation.
Tenns of grinding uiadn known at tho mill.
JEO. AHERNETHY,
ALANHON UEER8.
Oregon City, January gfl, 184ft-ltf
Administrator's Nolkc. .
ALL pamona Indebted tn thn cauite of Ewing
Young, lato of Yam Hill, .Wceaned, nre hereby
notified to make immediato iymeiit, mid thureby
nave rod, or this in lhn lnt call, wild eatata having
been ordered to be immediataly rloaed up.
A. LAWRENCK LOVBJOY, Adm'r.
. k'Ani.rv O lnjR-tivl
'
4 bake Maekaaaw
Vl wkandbeenniliaiii
-151) Ug4 eager, 6V&, , r eele at t
ces lor caidi, by
F. W. PETTYGOT,
At the Red Hicee, OrefM City, aai at Tmkk
li iiiilc belmv thb cky. Jaav ,ltM-tl
Hat Manufactory,
JOHN TttAvSBT 4tWfe GLAIER,
H aviso annciated UMeBaelree taaaaW k. ajatav
facterinf Hate at Oiefaa OHv, hm naaV'
to eapply their friende aarf ..aaaaaW Ha ' 1 liiiii
factured in Oregon. AhMiaak aV araft aa ajMaX,.
they confidently hope, by Mr aieaaat aMaaaa t
l,uaine, to be able to faraiaa tMeTetSe Taljal ajj
zena at reduced prieee.
Wool, beaver, otter, nMtm,wfUMtmtmli,mLk4U
prairie wolf, aad fex akteWMaWlaaalaaaae
for hata. Feeiaafjljlai-iar
NOTICE.
I HAVE in More one baft ef t
M. Dr. Win. II. MoCut of New.
Toalon, und conaifBedte Mr. Jebs L
A I can learn notUav. ef Mr. lajaw, ataaMkatb)
not claimed in two meatae from thii dMfeit be
tid lor cnargea. Any proteeela ataaag m aaaja. ar-
mililii.aahailb-r
eHHaaTf Jleajeia.
tt-r luying charge, will be twiMiil to aVeaWaaar.
FETTYOROVE.
F. W.
Oregon City, Jan. 99, 1846.
Swl
NOTICE.
THE iuh0cV.bi haitav Aaii'av'aWr leariac
nulla for the aaneatof aaalaatallai fear aw
exportation. wiU be aaaAaa.teaaaatavlBliaa'l
.length of Uio bolt aad the aaaajMallarw
prevtoua to boitiar. ooaaw
a Mnall gnat would kaaHy
r-tmrmmi9 iaar.
v"aT VeeeeflV aw paBaVawMF awwaaaj
in Jaaaajlaaeeae
flour chert before the hewer weaU be tmrnt,
quently.if the griat abeaU be while wheat, aa4aaw
wheat have been grotai atevleaito the.aaM taaw
put iu the honcr,upetMbraflawwwawlS
would get the fair of aariag wheat We waVaaaW
fore, he.t-after grind oa the feaewkgteta:,,Ito ev
ery butliel of merchaatable wheat, aawaaBalJkaW
Winchcater or Territorial baaM, tMrty-akaaBawef
flour will be given in exehaage. U,BseaBa)4eetBje
Inparial or Vancoorer nteaaarti tmlij aMe ef iaar
will be given. In aH caaee aW wear'af Whaat
will be given in exehaage for fdwheete tf40 aVas
of nring wheat for eaHsg wheat,' th, wwat wal W
ground on any tenna tKat ia Bet aawahaatalla.
(JEO. ABKB1WTMT,
- ALAN80K Bim.
Oiegon City, Feb. 9, 184fr-ltf
ta,a
3
I wal
TawN lurnU
npiie wbacriber willoflbrferialeiaa few
M. uurriberof Iota, aituetedoa the k
I'.aun, itibb; n uia t mmirmmm nvwr, .
footof theUubumwraBMkj. JUItoi
wte for a town, hoahaea aWietin by I
men who have vailed the river, aa
thow navigating hdttriag the aBaaiataaaaii, I
be unneceaauvto eay aay thkW liaU Nil
The ituaUon orVtaW grKaad ie eVr.Mwl wal w
tan feet abtna. thCMgheet watae waaat iaf MiJt w '
the croaaiiig of the
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opened.
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in Miaaoari, for ewe tibealr.
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oi iiiu untteu Htaiea. Ae,eae;
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be adviaable for, Iheee a
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