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I'KOM TUK Un.I.'^r.OUOl (ill RKCnIM'Klt.
.\n‘(HXT.MKNTS
Or' thr AiiniKil Cun/.n iirr „/ thr MclhfHh'st l*r>-
fi'^tiiut Chufrh, . (’. IhMi i' t in'
I’vosiileut oloft. I”. Harris.
Wihninixtoii Station—H*'- Siipt.
AlluMiiarU'—I. !•’. Sl>‘‘igl'U I'. N*n".in,
asst. ,
IJoauoko—\\ H. A\ ills, su|'t.. (». A.
Whitaker, asst.
Hnlifax—1>. L. Htvkius, Mipt.
(iraiivillo—»1. Ti. Mi« siijit.
Oraiiiie—Dr. II. T. AWatluMly, supt. L. (’.u.-
\oy, Tlionias (V Hayos, J. .V. Noi*st>. assfs.
Haiulolpli—A. W. Iiiiu>l)iTry. siipt., .1. (’aiiM'V
and • ^Ti'atli, sissts.
]>avicIson—Alex. Uobbius, supt., J. (Juiri*, a>st.
(I’nilfonl—Alson tJray, .■upt., IJ. 15. IVathor and
N. Uoldiin, assts.
Yadkin—l>avi«l Wosuor, supt.,'I' II I Viriain,a.''.-'t.
Mocksvilli*—Qulntoti lloltnn. ."Upt.. *1. Kanott,
asst.
(Mcvoland—-JaiiK's IVans, sujtt.
Hnucoinbo—l>r. -I. Cnunly. supt.. I‘ '»■
clieaux, a.st.
Fayottevillo mission—H. 11. supt.
^liinroo—.l(>sop!i Parkt'r, siipt.
'rahornaclt'—to bo supplied.
Left in tin* hands of t!\o President, lleid ('oeli-
raiii, ’f- ^V. liockie, Daniel Thompson.
Left without appointment, at their own request.
W. -i. Ogburn, A. Harris, ('. l>raUe; -I.
Itenshaw.
'riie Conference established an institution »'t
Learning, to be under its immediate .'•uperinteu-
dcnee, and Dr. II. '1'. Weatherly wa^ appoiuteil
ajjeiU to travel and solicit funds. It is known as
the “Zadkin Institute.”
A Nonrii I\vknth>.\.— 1 lu' New
Vork Kxpress has the followiuir noti-.v of
I’ALMl'.US UOTAllV SKKli \NU (lllMN
Tlir.KSllKl!.
We had an opportunity, in eoniUMn with n!aii\
others, of .s‘'(‘intj this maeiiine in operation .it th(‘
manufaetorv, in (>I‘I Wafer street, on Saturday
last. From what wi> Know of its prineiple «.f .-on-
struftion and niethot! of working, wc arc 'atisti. d
that .'Ir, 1‘aluii‘r dot'.'i not o\. r.'tcji the limit'- ot
laet whi*n he >avs that it “4‘lean> the i:rain trom
smut and >-imii:ir imimrities ar the sime tiuii' it i'
thveslu'd, and a vi'ry irreat srsviiiu; "f lal>. r i'
I'lleetcd bv its \ise.” 'riieai tion i.'-ralhi*r eompli-
eated, but we nuiy attempt to deseril>e what aj'-
p. ared to us to be the mi-re ]>rcmineut aiii! p i u-
liar features of the invention. 'I’lie imrse power
by wiiieh the maeiiine is wroiiirht. aofs iminedi-
.itely on a wheel revolvinir within a woot!«>ii t-ase.
which .Mr. l*aim r ealis the trouirh. Tiii wlii'el
is furnished on its eirriimferenee w ith four ryliiid-
rieal iron bars, e.ieit about l.> it\cbes louir and one
ineh and a i|uarter iti diameter. I’he-e arc the
dail=. The nnthreslied >:rain pas-^es info :h>*
trough from two ho]>i»e;s. ouo of wliieii i> lived on
eaeh side of the former. 1‘rovision i^ made in the
hoppers for tin' remova! of elavev or other foreiirn
matter trom tin* t;iaiu li.'fore if pa-^es into tlu*
threshiuir ma« hine. Tht* flails n-volvi i>etwe.'u
‘‘rubber^’’ within tli.* e.is( . whit h—(we nitan (hr
rubbers)—ean b(' adjnsJe.! to 'iiit an\ kiml of
grain from riee to wheat The flail- e.irry the
i^rain around with them and betvM-en the rubli.Ms.
totally si'paratlnt: tin* coni from t!if --traw. and
dcjtO'iirintf bftth on :i i>road woiub'U jdane, placed
riidit in front of the trough, atttl pierct'd witli eir
eular liole Thi board is t-nclosod witiiin a l.ir^f
wooden frame and is eonneett-d with tin* threshiiii'
machine. It ha^ a rectproeatiuir ri*(‘tilineal mo
tion, by means of which ttie corn, ■'traw, and hatf
are pitched forward on it at t'very movement
Underneath the middle of it there is tixfd a
powi rful blast, whiih by ai tinir on tlie straw and
corn, through the holes in the Hat inovinir board.
fonjpletcl_\ drives ofl the snmf and dust throiii'h ;i
\'cnetian ventilator x>f in tli.* the top of the frame
work, and 4-arries these impurities up a funiie! to
any height rerptired. Tiic nioinentum tliat the
prMlucts of tln‘ threshiuLr apparatu> had firt :ie-
*iuired from their bi*itig subjected to tlu* action of
the flails, added to iln* new impetus thev ri'rcive
from the under blast, now drives them still fartht'r
onward on the moving board.
l>ut beiore the materials have proeeedei mueh
farther on it the entire momentum has been ex
hausted, and tlieir carriage to the outt‘r end of
the machine depends entirely on the alternate
motion ot the board. This motion is sutUcieiit to
throw off the straw, but the grain and ( hatf beini:
smaller and heavier in pro]>ortion to their Imlk,
are jerked dowti through the circular holes in the
bf»ard itself, and received below on a wire screen.
Hy :i peculiar actit>n of the blast the cliafl' is
blown ofl this screen to the extremity of the ma
chine. Here it meets witli the faHii'ig straw, and
both drop on a bmad itr lined canvass belt lifted
with small narrow ,'^lips of wood set atro.ss it and
inclined towards the surface at a sharp angle, not
luiliko the arrangeinent in a chain pump. The
belt slope."} upv.ards from where it receives the
ehaff and straw to a licight of son»e ten or twelve
feet. I>y its revolution it bears up these materi
als and drops them into u wagon, iSce. jdaced un
derneath the elevated end. In the meantime the
corn, dropping through the wire screen instead of
being carried along with tbe cbaft', is thoroughly
winnowed; after being winnowed it falls into a
trough \n which tin endless stnew n'volves and
b}’ which it is carried alojig umler the machine
to the side opposite to that into which it had fal
len. When conveyed to the other s:ide the grain
is taken up by a chain of buckets and deposited
in a receptacle at the top of the frame called the
receiver. From the receiver it drops into an ob
long box under it measuring precisely half a
btishel. As soon as the measure tills it can be
emptied into a sack, i^c. by removing a sliih; ]i,l
at its bottom.
l*rom this dc.scription an attentive reader may
gather a tolerably accurate idea of what .Mr. I'ai
mer claim.s as original in hi.- machine. 'I'ho.M*
who wish to acfjuire a minuter acfpiaintance with
it, can .see the machine itself at Mr. 1‘aliner's
manufactory.
Cniws of f'n'mc.—Of :i Kt convicts coiilincd in
the Tennessee Penitentiary, :5S wore temperate
before sentenced, and intemperate; and liiT
were drunken when they committoil crime. 'I'hon-
are 18 who.se fathers were temperate, I!»7 wln.sc*
fathers were intemperate, oi' whom Tli W(‘r(> eom-
mon drunkanls. 'rin'rt! are tliree who have had a
clas.sical education, 7 a common Knglish cdii. ation,
105 who can read and write, who can ren.l only!
and >:; who can neither read nor write. 'I’he'se
•^tatistic.s show very clearly that intemp(‘rance and
'be want of education are the two most fViiilfii!
■'ources fif crime.
V' iift/jir III AV/r 1 «/•/•.—'I'hc \ew
N ork Irdmne siaf-s that the wholo numb.-r ..f
jdaces wheiv alcoholic li(,uors are .«old in that citv
Vrrl •* reported disorderK',
shops, l,(ISK; e.xclusively wholesule, js;; ' )f the
taverns for travellers there are only ,t,(.
whole number r>,S94 sell three ccit .iri„'k.- 1 *>1 I
are clo.sed on Sundays; ICJO hav.* gambli,,;/- To t;;
are kept by Anu*ricans «»r persons cairupr thom
-Ivesst.ch; :j I'TO by (i.-m.ans; bv Irish-
by other foreigm-rs; hy women, and
l»y colored people. Oj.en on Sunday
AM.- imshand “my dear” in
).uW,0, »nd “you in
tlv
LT. .MArnV’S PLAN OF X.VVK!A'l'IO.V. tradin-r iittcre-i. so pr.'
KROM TUK M».N1>ON .VI’HK..NKrM OF 0 T. I. j ^-'dts.
fjiVitf. J/(ti>r>/'X for IiiifU'oriHi^ ^\in‘i;/iif*oii, '|’h(* New ^ ork 'limes ;ind the Kv’euing • ost,
ii'iffi snnn' /iiniin'/i! >>n (hr ai/citiiho/f in’ixiiii/\ .j curious fact, are the in.iin defender;'in this
/'I'om th(‘ l*ursiiit of' eitv •! the J*i‘i'e*^ mixed .Vbolitiou anil Seces.sit)U
The pres‘nce ..f Licut. .Maury in Kun.pe; the ! .\dministration, which, (’ustom
t'on-ressof .Meteond..gists just hehl in m-ussels; • llou.se patronage, has not 10,00(1 votes among
'■ ’ fity and Its suburbs
ientific re-1 'I’nK S.\Ni>\VJrii lsi,AM>s.—We oecasiotially
.MAX IS PPvOXK TO KPvllOK i The Xr»- ' 7/»,W.- T!,
, ,1 .• * “‘\Vcli, I’ll fell you,’ resumed the doctor.— huiw Kpiscop;.! clnuf Is i litj,.,. ,,
u( sound and comwM yative sentiments in the ^ i i . i> i •
‘Some years ago, I was at the races down at Lai- ; on iMouuay aileini.on. ^
(_’harlest(Mi Mercury, which thus now tjjjjor,. about the time the (’entral Club was in j ndigious serv.ces by thi !;• o
breaks thriuigh its ])arty traminel.s. 'I’he follow- heydey—before racing Inid died doivn in thej D 1\, IJishop ot the Pior
iiiffi)arasraph is particularly worthy of -oninienda-1 eounty. Stevens’s “lUaek .Maria' had beaten ' in the Diocese of \o: t!i t
' ~ ‘ ’ tho Southern hor.se in the great race of the .M'ason. Ib'V. II. P>. !>rane. h. i».
tion:-
1 the arrival of the Dolphin at Southampton: and j the million ot people in this city and its .-uburbs^
,1,,. pnl.lication of the c(.rrespondence between I he antecedetits ot tl.e •• I imes ar.M^-corded and
(’ d. Sabine, Dr. Ilache, ami the Knglish .\dmi- ean be e.s.ly km-wn. _ I he eu.tor started here
;raltv, combine t. render a l.rief notice of the , muhM- the auspues ot t.ov. >eward atid his fr.tm
' oronosed ioint investicaf ion of the oeean desirable, in tin- ‘w..ol tra-le; )mt t hat bran.di of busine.ss I - ^ ^ ^
, failing, after the ( omin-omi.se Hills lK>came popu- j
,as IS4-J, conceived lar, he .liverg.-.! oil into “cotton and • wor.’^ted, three thousaml miles from
•ience if the masters and is now in the Adniini.-tration line. He it bv tlie whalinir crews
be imlueed to keej) , wa.s, who, in the dark and trying I lines oil. „f all nations, inhabit.*d by a
,'d fa.shion. Practical ' as Speaker of the As.semldy of this Estate, framed ' , Polvnesi.ms. :in.l so
proposed joint
, if not nece.s.sary
I Lieut. Maury, .so le.ig ago a.-
i that it would be useful to scienc»
i of .Vinerican vessels could
1 their hf>-books in an improvet . .....
^lIen shook their hea.ls at the idea. He wished the Wilmot Provi.so llesolutions of instructnms,
i them to rec ord the set of euri-ents, tin* lej)tlis of i the (dijecf of which was to prevent any .\ew
: the ocean bed, the heat of the water. 'I’hey Iid Vork member id' (’ongri'ss from lending any sort
' not see liis purpose, and for a long time they gave i of sanction to the settlemeiit proposed in C(»ngre.ss
i him little assistance. Materials r.everthele.ss by Henry (May. and tloMi re.-isted by W in. H.
I slowly grew in bulk under his eye; he oomparel Sew'ard. , .
'the infVu-mation which he (d>tained with older 'I’he anieei'deiits .»f the “hvemng Post are so
i loixs; and at the end of six years he announced well known, that he who runs may read them.
his first i>ractical di.scovery—a new’ route to llio. I’rofessing anti-slavery principles, and constant-
' Practical men still shook their heads. They ly repudiating in theory all pro-slavery jdat-
' who hail cro.ssed the line a hundred timt;s were forms, it yet sujiports ('very luan of its party who
not to be tau«dit navi'Mtion by a person who spent stands upon them, In sentinient |iertectly agree-
liis days in star-gazintr or poring over old logs, ingwith Hale, Sumner, and Chase, am
“We have niortf than once expres.sed our opin-
this project, wh*n it only glimmered in
horizon. We are sorry to have to
I thing near at hand. It certainly
ittraction by propin|uity. It is an ngly
and a dirty affair. What jtossibh* motive have
sickly and withered tribe of Polynesians, and so
cut up by sharp ridg(‘s and gullies that all tin*
science of ('hristendom conld make nothing big-
fer than kitchen gardens on its soil. ^Vhal can
be made of the Sandwich Islands? 'I'hey serve
nt'W as th(‘ Tavern of tin* I’acifu- Oci‘an. ('an
they ever become anything lietter than that':' W ('
see no possibilitv f>f it. What sort of material,
Hut a ra-e was made by Colonel dohnst.n, to run
“Trifle” a'fainst the .Xorthern mare the next ilay. /
“'Prifle” was then young, and pretty mur-h nn- * ' injnni, „u n
known. “Trifle” beat the race*. I here was a great
dt'ul of excitement about, and a good deal ot
money lest and won. After the race was over. I
walked uj> to the hotel, where there was a great
crowd, and a good deal of bmd talking, laughing,
and paying over of money, going on. In tin*
midst of all this »/'A'e, Davy's voice sounded high j _
above it all, and compelled attention. if .seems We learn from the Wat.
that the mo.sf of the betters hal slaked i‘iw‘' the Synod (»f Xorih (•••r '
“Pdack Maria”—and very naturally too, for .>^he I ehan.red the i.oui;
I ii •
crci-ted a new Sii-ani Sav 'ii,
as ('aliiori’ia, ;;:!! ii h:; - i
some time; and ^lessrs. p.,,,
hav(' very rec(‘iiliy lii!!sh.‘il ;i
superior «-;ipac!ty ne.ii U-l:-,;
.Mill. -V Planing Mill Is i
I l.itter.— ]Viliiiii>iilnii Il.tul.l,
I-,.
‘•'.V liiii.
------- . . . . »»!' * M HI i ,1 J-J J'Y j.j
had won the race of the day before against one o j>;.^.j.ijyfj.ries of Fayette\ill, ',,,,i
.lohn.son’s best hor.ses—the “Donnets of Line I ,v„.„„.iy ran betw. cn (i.,1,1
believe. Davy, however, had bet on “'I'rifle,’
and of eour.st- lie won. IL' was .-tci-ordingly in
hiirh spirits, and was consoling the lo.st'rs by ex-
, M- t -• o. . -I'l -1 plaiiiinir to them how prone man was to as
thcji, do they nllor.I lor a Staie.'^ I lie very idea , if_
—so as to includi' I lolii.-'linruiiir!,
I- II . -nil 1 "'Uiiij •
it I-ayetteviiie Pn'-byreiv.— ///// ',
->K\v
It was not easy, therefore, to get a .sailor bold /in/.-// ]>hi]iw>j)hers, it votes for Po.k and the an-i
eiiouiih to vonture on the new route; for seamen, | nexation of Texas, with tour slavehohling States!
more strongly wedded to trailition than perhaps in its l»osum. Denouncing the lialtimon! j {
any other body of profe.ssionals, were afraid of form, it advocates and votes for an .Vdmini.stra-j . In realit v is I
the .’reat IJelt'of Calms near the e.,uator, ami of tion which, tlirou^h .Mr. Cushing, savs Pre.sidcnt |
a bngbear of a current .setting on Cape >t. Lo,-he. Pierce intemis to pt'rsecute every body that does j \dmiuistration to a
There was an imn!t i;>-‘ I!-,,,
“‘dentlenien, I tell yon, you neeiln'i thinl; any the .Metntpolitaii H ill last niol,
wor.se of yourselves for betting on the wrong yelt ](residing, with '’gii'y-ci;r||! \:
y ,1 ,, I-.- 1 • e mare, for I wish I may nev‘r see another horse An .\ddre.ss, siiriud bv tia- h,.,.,
, (’onfederacy, and from all the political maxims of i . - ^ oi ii\ ' ‘
I other *, I til I I race il man a 11 t always coinmittinir ai tai in some ,'^hel!) State ( ommittcc, w.,., ,,
I, II II ' our .saii-es. .Vnd as a i-olony, these Islands (ould , , n • . ■ ■ "
Polk and the an-i , ^ , i . i-. . | shape or other. It a n r in his nature to a\oid it. Hastings, siistainniz omii .oii
is half disgusting, half absurd. l>ut the I niti'd
States cannot aciiuire them as :i permanent C(d-j
ony. without dejt.irting from the very spirit of our *
.V
po.-^sible use but as a military jiost—an
from
in South .Vincrica. .Vt length a boliler than tin
re.st proposcil to sail under Lieut, .^laury s diri*c-
tion>; and the eonse(iuonce was that he reach(*d
the line in twenty-four days instead •! forty-one.
He had sailed nearly as tiie crow flies, in-tead ot
running .seven or eight hundred miles out id‘ the
ilirect i-ourse to avoid iiuagiiiary dangers.
.Vtter this Liri-at discitvery Lii'ut. .^laury h:id
little trouble with the seamen. To use hi«* own
words: “X’avigators now for the lirst fiint' appear-
eil to eompndiend what it wa> I wanted them to
do. ir/i//." it wa- thi> ‘-why" that had
ni.ide them indifferent. riie\ c luld see no ad-
\antai.;es in recordinir the minute detail> a-^kt'd
t’or by the a-'trouomer. and they failei in many
case, to xi\e themselv*s the trouble, l/ieut.
Maiirv's next •^erviet* wa> shortening at \ariou>
]..iints the route to California. IL‘ .succeeded in
rednciiiij the entire sea \oyage trom I''0 to lOO
ilavs. It i-- with s\ich pr.ietieal recommendations
in hi' hand th.it the .Vmeric.in astronomer h.is
now come to offer to Kurope a share in the gloi \
:ind the benefits of a larirer. more systt'inatie. and
more minute ocean sin vi'v th.in h.i'- ever before
bet'U made.
in tiie pamphlet now before us Lord W’roties.
ii V has put the case in a ver\ lnei«l and inierevt-
ing wa\, adducing some facts in proof ot the
valu»“ of .seientitlc knowledge even when it would
not seem to be praetieaily available. The «.tor\
i f Franklin and his thermometer is a good instance
ot'tbi kind. I'r.anklin. as every ImkIv know>.
wa' gre.it at experiment -. He had a jiassion for
a.-Oi‘rtainiiiir facts, whether isrdated or i^ther.
When crns'inc the .\flantiv he had been in the
h.ibit ot dipping his tliermonieter into the sea
and notlui; the record. 'I'hese simple «*X]«i-ri-
ii’.eut'. though he had no notion of their special
impoitanee at the tini»*. caused one of the great
inti rnal revolutions in America, transt'erred the
tiadeami wealth of CliarlestOii to .New Vork, from
the South to the Xorth, from the shive .>tates to
the free This im]»ortant transfer was I'fU'cteil
thu'-.
‘•When Dr. Franklin was in Kns^laiid t!ie mer-
not stai'.l upon it. Having principhs in its
month, in short, it always belies tlu-m in its act,';,
and constaiitlv doe.-' the very thing /// th e nuiiii
that in tlu* .-ibstraet it prtmounccv alroeioiis or
wrong. — X. ). /.'.ijiifxs.
Iion nt Ti'oi/ !iirirol nj the
\~i‘ii /til,'11 j>riiirifj//.iiiif I'rnclIll's. —I iider this
caption the .N’ew Vork Herald .^ays: ‘-We have
>eeii let?, r- from 'I'rov. in this State, and some
extract' trom them iiiildished. stating that the
d post, three thousand inih
! thiii^ worth defi'iiding!
but one argument in
that it is necessiry
\ery Admiuistration to annex something, and
that th'“ Sandwich Islands in the ord(*r of Provi
dence, hav«‘ fallen to tln> lot of I’resident Pien-f-I
W'e heartily wi'h him a more prolirable adven
ture.”
Why, sar, let any man—any Intelligent man— Soilism, and congratui;.tiii- ti|,
not tint ‘I military ‘“*y fifi'tlemen around—any uiau, .sar, who result of ihe recent Ouciiuis.
The hypocrisy
do(‘sn’t know the geography of thi' country ii(‘’s a son with the address v»t re
riding in, conu' to a pla.ce in the woeds where the Senator Dickinon, .l iliii !5
roads fork, and hi' s sure to takt' tin* wrong lork ' wore read, ru.'t-iviing tin ,.
—he’s sure to do it. sari .And, gentlemen, if Sj)oeclies in the ■^anie vein v. ri 'l"
there’s a cockfight a transjiiring any where, the Senator Stockton. (I'-n. W jj
most of tlu* betters are sure to pick out the fowl (’utting, and Hon. lienrv
that's whippt*d—1 m*ver knew it otherwise!— qmm—if«i n
Pitcii up a handful of eopjiers in the middle of .\o!ir> fi’siri-:**!-.. Ti.-i ui„i,,.
f the administration, in its a bar-room that’s full of people, and some two or, nil Society wiil nieit :n tin li ,u...
preteiuled desire to ernsh out abolition in .'lasSa-
(lui'ett^. has been once more exemplilied in the
recent a]ipuintim*nf of Horace Lyman, a proini-
iieiii I'ree Soiler in I’ranklin county, postin;ist('r
in Siunlerland, in place of Horace Henderson
ilfog(‘ther b\ chaiiC'
the n
-will say,
Po-tm.ister oi' that city, a distinguished politician reinove.i. Lyman wa.s the Free Soil re).-
of the .M irey and Nan Ibiien.scho.d, i.s there di.'- i„ The fact is, the Cushing
covered ti in* ''tiinwhat a detaulter in hi' money ,
atfaii', and the 'ioi v i' that th.) ilcficiency or de- ;
talcation .amounl- to •'‘^.lO.OiWi or .■'iIO.OOO already.
’I'hc name ot the I*o>t master, we believe, is l»i>s-
worth. who. have learned, wa- a highly re-j
'peetabh' man. i iig.iged in 'onu* eoniiaercial ^
operations. He wa' taken up by the Vail Huren
party oi Tro\, who made him tiisr Vlderman. and
then Mavor of tin- eit\, and recently, by their
influence with tht* »'■ pmls Caliiuei, at Washington, j
he wa' appointed Postmaster. I hese are the {
tact" in thi curiou' a>e, as far as they ‘au lie
asia-rtained with ac. iir:ie\. They present a 'in-
gular and atlractixe illn-'tration of the revival of
the Van Murcii p.'irt\. the \'an ibiren pidiey, :;nd
the \'aii l)urcn practice> in tlii> State.”
nk:ise was not intended for Ma.'-sachusctts, but to
three, by chance
“Heads,” but all the n't of them will -ull out
“TailsI” and when you come to pick up the cop-
l»er.>^, its heads they all are: I never knew it
otherwi.se, unless thar was some elieating going
on. .\nd now, gentlemen loser.s. I’m going to
take th‘ lii.erty of giving you a little advice—1
always practise on it—and I don’t know that 1
of I)e**inl)pr ('nurt, at I I
iiiiport.-int hn.siness hel'ni,
an A'Mress will l>p ildi-.i '
Niiv. 7, IH.-,;;.
Tiii
iONi"' oi l'---riu:.oi
ibtily PSj.i'i tc'l. i . 1-
T.
opei.ate Upon the .Mississippi election. 'I'he papers ever lost any money except when I’ve been f’ool-
of th;it St;ite announce that a letter was t’orward- hardy enough to go against it: and that is, aiway.s
ed to Mr. .Nicholson, of the Wadiington I nion, to bet against the majority; for i’ll be d—d, sar,
int|uiring into tin* Free Soil aflinities of the ad- if [ ( ver have known ’em to be right, e.xcept
ministr.aiion, and that it was answered by enelos- vvhen it was clearly by ehai’cel You see it must
ing ;i copy of .Air. Cushing's lett r, with the re- be so—for, seeinir as how man is prone to mrKr,
ijiii't that it 'lionld be spnad before the people the majoritv of ’em must iro wronu; and the ma-
of Mis'^issippi with :tll jiossible dcsp;iteh
The letter Was undoubtedly written
puipo.'t' alone, and is not t* be too literally ob-
ority being neeossarily wrong, whenever yon iniparl th.‘it
(iill's .\( t 11,11 Hi j{'\Is,]
Siiliscril.pr, li
M. itcrienco, li.ns f,»r soaic fiii.,. i
tlicre if a fh-sidfrutuin tu he v(.t sii|i|i!i(-i i,. |
the wfiy of !i suitalilc Imrnisli inr 1 ’
•>'. tin* tirttclcs now «,ii'>l eitlirr i'.jtiii'tiif Va*’.
The letter Was undoubtedly writtt'ii I’or that want to bet your money npini a nice, or cock-fight nuilfrxtauiun^ .i].roj.i
at faro, or
tjccf-'Miv 1,1 .
ill- li't'
. , . . ing tlif la't twelve !iit.iitliK. ),•.•!! ,ii
or anything the ta.*k of prc|.ain-an :u ti( i.-fr. .- W ~
! served here, :is such appointments a' that of ;,t all at which gentlemen pleasure themselves— tii.ns. am! La at Icnirtli
Fislicr Hihlreth, at Lowell, and this at Sniider-
, land, .ibiindantlv show.—lio.-itou .l/A/s
:iii'-r iiiii.-h i •vi-'t;,;..
find out the general 0|)inion, and put tip yonr «-'ipcriin.-at coinj.K-tety s!u-ci t'.|(.,i. j n-’. .f;,,,:,
money airainst it, as I did r>n the V’iririnia mare, nf j‘lus u’t/n LurnixU. Up . nIv «isht-liir:;;
on principle, and you'll doublo your pilel—you "Vill'rln liiin '
It is pvoposf-d to carry tin* mail from N«-w Vovk
to llo'ion in a tube at tiie rate of fittecu mile.' a
minutel A eollision of mail bairs, im>vinir with
may depend upon it. as sure as my name’s David
Waddle, at your service'.’ ”—lihfrhirtU* r ('fnuii.
Mrs. dailies contradict.s the statement of the
r.'-rr\
it .Mr. \utli.-!!, Sikis
vle.c r«tat>lisiimcnt, oti I’l rhioi :mil K
witli an excellpui article n ciipap rat,-.
THn'ili.-
Xiu. l>'”t-I.
\ofIiiiiif Xi'- tiiiifif lU> Sun."—.\lthonirh
this sa_\iiig is scat-eely true in an age of progress
liki* till* jiresont, the age of ste.iin and of tele
graphs, y,‘t it is str.ang" how many things seem to
. ... . . , be coming anew wiiicli were whollv or partiaMv Delaware Gazette, in relation to the discovery of
veltK-ltlC' ill opo'ite ilireefions wonj.f ( It the tiling 1 . .1 • . i’ i.* ‘ i * -i i - t i i i i i . X I'
I ,1 ' 1 .. .- known to the ancient.^. olt s l\i‘vdver, for »‘X- evidence by wtnch she has induced those wno .>v^
Will po."i I » ) 01,1 t \ I Us ra « '* ' *•' " ;,iii],le. is cried up as one of the greatC't inven- iield the large estate in New Orleans, to which .Magistrates of Cuiaherian I Cnuiit} nr-
tions of the day, yet the original hint of it seem she laid claim, to eouipromise with ht'r f>n liberal , to nioet at the ourt Houso iu -
to have been stricken mit near two centuries u^o. terms. She .says there is not a word of truth in it. ^th .lay of Dec^mWr n. xt,
1, . n- • .1 I 1 • .1 • " ' week of iiur (. ountv ( oiirt.i tur the
1 epV's l>iarv IS rather a .scarce oook in this «-o!hi- • ,i a- v • I \ i .i i
, o- -11- /• 1 1 • /-» i-/ • ■ the filnce ot r.ecfister. niadc vacnnt Lv the lie,
try, but It IS familiar to tlie antiiiuaries of Lug- _ >ince tiie di.'covery of gold in ( aliforni.a, six i;„kor, Ksouirr-.' lly oni^r of tin-( k.irman
inertia, :md te.'t tiieir power- of eoliesion
l»ut 'ticii all accident i' impos'ii.l.*, for tlie
pre"Ui-e of the atmosphere i' tin- force that car-
rie> the* contents of tin* tnl»c. and when the ;iir
is exiiausted from f: th eiid of ihe tube, the
■‘plungi r” will remain at r.*'!
It i: seriou'ly proposed to carry express matter,
and evi-n p.is'enger in tiii>5 way. if any olijeet
to this project, tlie daiitrer ol losing tln'ir breath,
it i' suirg“sted tiiere may be lVc|uent stations
le ‘j^tjtli Jiageofthe ]t volume of the hundred ships have gone ro’.ind Cap(* Horn into
edition, we find the author, wlio was which liave not returned. .Some were
, .. i« -1 i>i 1 I I I ■ - , oceunvin*' but a minute in the transit lietween
haiits of f rovnlenee, Ivlioii.* Island, petitmm*.! . i ■ .i ii i i i
1 . r ..1. .1.^ 'I’l 1 !■ . .1 tliem. so tii:it ;i lotitr rire:itii, Weil lield on to. at
'acii 'tation. will sutlice tin- traveller.
the Lords of the Treasury i it wa-^ before tlu
recognition of independence) tliat tiie doyernment
p.ackets that usually sailed from |-'almouth to
IJosfon. I iiited States, might in i’nture sail from
liomlon to Piovidence; atni they supported the
pray *r of tlieir petition i»y the allt*gation that the
avi-raire jiassage from i^ondun to l‘rovidcnce was
fourteen days less than that from I'almouth to
15 iston. Now, Falmouth and lioston iicing Im>-
tween London and Providence, tiiis statement
seemed ratli(*r startling; and Dr. Franklin, who
wa.s always on the alert when his country’s inter-
e.'ts were at stake, hearing i»f it, seiit for Captain
Folger, an old New Kngl; nd w haler, who hap-
jieneil alsu to be in London at the time. Tlu* old
, I • • I 1 I II brouglit to Sir
It niav occur to the tiniiil that the suiluenues., .
I 1 I • 1 , ^ > (lit
of .staitiinr and stoppin.', tiv this iiietliol. wil j
I I 1 I I .. ' niitf ftr
jeop.tnl e\en more than the loss of lireath
pie of ioo'C te.vture should not try it.
Wi- iiav* licard befina* of “goiu*r as if sb*»t »>ut
latnl. In tin
la't London
Secretary to the .\dmir.ilty in the reign «.if Charles hroken up at San I-rancisco, and some found em-
Seeaiid and .lanic'i Si*coiid. '•fating the fbliowing idoyment in the Pacific. The abstraction ot this
circumstances: large fleet from the .\tlantie Ocean, is on* of the
“ Dif.l!. July ::d.—Dined with the ofhcers of the t ^iuses of the activity which has prevailed in ship-
Ordnance. where Sir W. Compton, .Mr. O'Xeale, during the last few years,
and other great ju*r.sons wore. .Vfter dinner, was
Nov. '21,
mil/ LL.n.'s.—It is stated that the
lfo!(i lip tjoiir (muk!
WM. DETTMAR,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH
Tirf) Door^ III loir jli ssfx. ,/. U. I*nr,..
St rrn t'iihlf, iiuif not It l>inif)h\ f’or it i
' i mu(-h approved of, and in:iiiy tiiereof made.”
lu.'^riX'TFl'LLV infiifiiis tlie citii!.-!i-.
\ ille iiiiil the .surmundinw coiintrv. •
opeiioil a Shop for the purpose of .Nluiuil.ir:.
r » L'u,,.- Tliis l„..k> lit.- » u,.pmxiu»r«N. |
to it. We liMik forward in immagiiiation to .see
people crawling in to a cylinder six feet long by
two in di.imeter, to be buttoned in and shot
through a tube from city to city in less than no
time. lJut we don't imagine tliat we see our
selves doing it!
We sav, with tin* old lady as she s;iw the 'I'el-
i:;- . J- / i’.i’. juj.i'. *. —11 IS siaicu iiiai ine
to >ir >\ . ( uiniiton it i/iiu to ilixrhaftie , , .,1 .... r\ 1. 1 1
,11..- }, t ■ .! . / ■ number upon whom tiie title of D.D. has been
».«; tin tftst of uH i/ri i,i. ftnif mr / .. 1 1 1 » • n 1 •
■ il' I , , ,, ... coiiterrea ijy tiie .American (,olleges this past year
is ninety-eight, Bishop Davis, of South ('aroiina, w'di as Kep.nrinr all iorts of
having received it from two different sources, tlmt he i.s amply supplieil Aritii ineans .ni-l n. •
Tin* number ble.'sed with tlie LL.D. is iiftv-one, execute ju-nuiptlv the >»vil-!-s tli:it a
President Pierce, (Joy. Clifford, of Ma.ssachusetts,
and Judge Campbell, of the Supreme (’ourt, be- —' "
ing thrice Ides.sed.
W'e have no doubt that sjieciinens of tlii> gun
j :ire jirc.served in the '!’.iW(*r of London, but i.s it
I proved of, and of which .so many were then maile,
should have since disappeared, instead of being
mor*‘ highly improvt'd, as it is at the present day,
under the 'kill of a Xew Knjrlander'::'
NOTK'i:.
HCLLtX K. .Ir. .V ('>. m.-iili't !■
ahout the -J.^tli Oct. lasi. :i IfU'-r
blank note for renewal of tiieir n.it*' .‘it
' • • r . I . 1 i- .1 I- . .1 . eirraph wires when riding for the brst time iii the
caittain immediately accounteii for tiic fact that ‘ , n 1 1 1 1 .
, , 1 1 .1 M . i'ri I 1 1 . • cars. “It was all tiiey t-oalJ «lu to wt me into
half puzzleii the Poctor. ‘ihe London packets, 1 , .. 11 i r 1 .1 m
•1 1 . 1 1 I V L' 1 1 tiie.se pc.'ky cars, said siie “and I know they 11
said he, ‘are connuandeti liy New hniilaml mas- i . ’ .
, , .1 ■ 1 . .1 .' u- . never lict me to ho on them strings, no they
ters. who know .something about the (iulf stream;
the Falmouth by Fnglishmen, who know nothing
about the matter.’ This hint was enough for Dr.
Franklin. He had either previously or subse-
(jueiitly taken the temperature of the (iulf stream,
and hal found it considerably higher than the
surrounding K-ean; dipping a thermometer into
don t! " — Ih'troit Ti i/nnii .
.1 t'oii.-n ii iilioiis Mis> r.—.\n .\n>anv paper
meiiiiou' the death of an old Dutchman, natneii |
Sliunim, who has for a number of year* resideil j
in one of the mo.'t wreteiied hovels in that city. .,1,1 ^ x- 1 • . . 1 1 , ,
i.1 1 .1 .1 11 1 i.i'.l-Dti of Noveniljor, instant, be ouseryed in the
Alter the death ot the old man It was learned that ' . 1 1 • • ,,
I . . . I . . 1 State as a (lay ot 1 iianksfriyin£r.
about twenty-live years ago he w’as a porter to a
Short, rrry.—if “brevity is the .soul of wit,”
dov. l-'arwell, of Wisconsin, is the wittie.st man
alive. His Thank.sgiving Pro‘lamation, diyested Fayetteville, which letter .-mil blank
of the “great seal” and the official names, runs as
follows:—
It is hereby resonmiended that 'I’hursday, the
is invaliil ainl of no value.
Nov. 22, l.s.'>;'.
T(mi Dollars ilcwani
.V T. « llii'
i:-.
the .sea, therefore, showed when you entered it inanv of our readers. Kle
and left it. He and the .'d captain laid down its in^^t' iK-tion in I urkey is m.t only fre^
limits according to the best of the existing infor- ohlhjatorj/: I’iie law re.,uires every citi/en,
mation on tlie charts, and the result was a com- as lus sons and daughters have reached
plete ehange in the course taken i»y vessels ^heir sixth year, to ui.'i.-n >e iii.s name in the
trading between Kngland and America.” schools, unless he fan
l>y using or avoiding the (Julf-stream as cir- means of educating them at home,
cumstances rerjuired, for which the thermometer Constantinople the most recent report shows
served the jmrpose of sextant, the distance be- existence ol eight hundied and niuety-si.x
twt*en London and New Vork was shortened from li'cc schools, treijiunited b} twent}-two thousand
sixty to thirty days. In tiiis way New York j hundred children of both sexes. After live
became nearer to Kngland than Charleston. It ! pas.sed in one ot the.sc schools, the pupil
grew into the point for all ves.sels bound to the st-hool, where instruction
New W Olid to touch at, and so a.ssumed the im- points is also gratuitous. Ihere ai‘e now
portanco of a great commercial depot. Charle.s- tlie.se schools, with about a thousand pupils,
ton lost its chance of ever growing into the me- ^ here is al.so a high school for young men iutend-
tropolis of the Uepublic; and, to u.se the words of cd to till public appointments, a college founded
Lieut. .Maury, “all the.sc results are traceable to "ith the .same view, a normal .school for the cd-
tln* use of the water thermometer at sea.” 'J'his of professors, the imperial college ot me-
mercantile house in Hami.urg, and was frequently j Vt the average price of the 1-ist twenty years -i S? snhscril.er imTliflli
iM.iw-vTinv ivTl-Pi'PV lontrusted with considerable sums of money for , ton of corn is estimated not to‘be worth haulin- mv negro'voman ANNi;. Sho isiai.;
KDl (. .VI H )N IN 11 UK K\ . , eonveyance. In an evil hour he violated hi.s trust, ' by waf^on when 170 miles from market- whilp -iT i \ P
'I'he Uoston Atlas gathers from a late Kiigli.sh ; and abseomled to this country witl. a large sum. , tl'ie same distance upon a line of railroad it would eTaVSh-J«e« ^^
work some facts in regard to the diffusion of | Havingarrived iu .Vlbany he purcha.‘;ed two houses, l,e worth §!i?‘2.I0. .-V ton of wheat miles
jiopular instruction in Turkey, which will proba-
wiiich, before lie could effect an insurance on them, I fVom market is not worth the haulier by wagon
were destroyed by hre. (’onsidering this a judg- hut by railroad it would be worth 84-t.r>r) ’
ment of Heaven, he determined to devote the re-: . - _ _
mainder of his life to a .severe cour.se of iudu.stry
and parsimony, with the vlesign of making resti
tution to tho.se whom he had injured. He adopt
ed another name, and commenced busine.ss as a
tobacconist, ami in five years he had accumulated
^14,0(10, which was ecpiivalent to principal and
interest ot the sum wliich lie had embezzled.
Thi.s sum he paid over to a branch establishment
of the Hamburg firm in New Vork. The interest,
however, was generously returned to him by the
son of one of the partners, and this, with some
further accumulations, amounted at the time of
his death to 80,700, principally doubloons, which
is an answer t> be pondered by those who efi'ect
to sneer at the temperature registrations of the
Dolphin.
The (julf stream—Franklin’s observation of
wliich led to such imporfant results for .-Vmeriea
—is still a comparatively unknown ocean current,
^'ct it is on* of the most interesting streams in
tiie world, and for European .\merican commerce
it is far the most important.
Heine, a military, a naval, and an agricultural
school. The Sultan is himself the superintend
ent of the.sc schools, and visits in person at their
examinations. The jiupils are .said to be devoted
ly attacheil to him. The public libraries of (’011-
stantiiiojile contain eighty thou.sand yoliimes.
During the reign of the present Sultan protection
and toleration have been extended to all religions,
(’hristians have been jx'rmitted to take their posi-
“This fuviTiit r«iv» i,oni Wrott, s- ‘""","8.
1. V] i, Miinvs fmm s- to ll,a„ tl... i !* P"''"- have
.,kI il in,,,.,I., il, ; 'r'" .. n..porta„t emha«io.>. OW
III th.-.•.ujit'riiiriuiilii'iil aliiio.[iln‘n-, thus ^piipnit-1."*1^* ^ * k. i\ . yuu away
lilL- I'.'arlitl slcnns, H„l am.tli.T an.I vorv . mi- 1 A l.al,.,,,.
ai iiaiik has been esfablishetl, and is now’ in suc
cessful Operation. Uailw'ays are in course of con
struction. Polygamy is on the decrease, and
slavery has been suppres.sed.
oils purjtose ajijiears to be an.swered by this extra
ordinary stream: in addition to tin* benefits which
accrue from its transjiorting as it were on its w:xyes
a mild and genial climate to the shores of F.urope
it act;, as a great thawing laimratory for all the
ice that eomes down into it in two streams from
tile inhospitable shores of l>aflin's Hay and dreen-
land it ia pussil»le that the weed may help to
arrest tin* course of these frigid mountains till
they are eomjdetely dissolved in nature's furnace,
and while their course is so stayed they gradually
disappear, and are prevented from intruding on
the more genial climes of the South.”
Loril AVrottesley very properly adds: “Surely ji
current which seems to exercise such an impor-
'I’lie following anecdote is told by the Chicago
Journal of (ioy. Heynolds, whom they call the
“Old Kanger” in Illinois, when for the first time
in his life he visited th” seaboard as a represnta-
tive to C’ongre.ss from fie iiack settlements:
“Cnon reaching Bahimore the dovernor rose
early in the morning and paid a visit to the ship
ping at the docks when tiie tide was full, and
again at noon, when it w'as at ebb; and, not sati.s-
lied with the sudden change that had taken place,
♦ • *- 1 ....i-w- again in the evening, when the tide was in.
taut m«i.cno.. upon n.aviKal,o„ a.i.l „„.t™rolo». i, flerrtofoiv hn ha,I rcsolv,-.! t.. I,™., every tl.iu,
tool.’- "" I’urs,tit,.
» • • I ,. , ... I difficulties on his own hook; but now his astonish,
llf t jrrc'at work. ^ meiit hrokt. over its b.uiii.ls. An lie returned'to
MWV-, I'll; " I that litis
fn'm I .n^ an* >onI.i not keep j the “ouriosest country lie hail ever seed in his life
,fr„n. 3„ol, an enterprise, so ,n.,.ortanl for her |
I will pay a furthei- rcvvar.l of f'-r I'r ■
cient to convict any person of liarliunn? her ■'
her to e.scape.
.\Li:.\'i; M.MILL-
Doiiilarroch, llohpson (’o., N. t'.. ' -vfij- ;
Nov r22. l.'^-V:. ,
The Wiliningtou {Weekly) .lourn:ii wiili ;,'
times aud send account to .V. McM.
The “Economist” states that the ('uitod State.s
now consume as much cotton, in as Eni^-
land did in The Fnitod States arc now
where England was twenty years ago.
State of €'arolum [
PiICHMO.M) (’OINTY. J
HKHK.VS. we have seen in tliP •^hers"'■
w w of Nov. ftith (in.st.) an a.lvertisen..:.'•
IF' have 42 arrivals and departures by railroads Hrittain ilart, ofleringa rewanl .'f ^'l■’"^■
to which additions will be‘made as soon a.s'the woman and cl.iM.
alleges were STOi.KN-from him bv ll-iMt!0
Rai/ruads.—They have *JS arrivals and depar
tures of railroad trains daily at (’leyeland. This,
good as it i.s, comes hardly up to liuft'alo time.
IJrantford road is completed and al.so the IkifTalo
and Corning.—('oiumcrcial.
Anothrr Boher.—It is as.serted that Senator
.1 liiiifroiii/ Sfnppa;ir.—The Poi'tland .Vvgus,
in an .-irtiele relating to management upon rail
roads, and relating some personal experience,
remarks:
We waited—time flew—a quarter of an hour—
a half—three-quarters—still no train. The pas
sengers wk're uneasy. Aj)peals were made to the
conductor; he politely but invariably answered,
“My orders, gentlemen, are to wait here until the
other comes, and here 1 wait.” liy and by a
self-appointed committee called on Ackerman,
and insisted on going forward. He maintained
his imperturbable suavity, but declined. At last
one of the numlier, to bring matters to a point,
said— ’
“Well, Mr. Ackerman, how much longer shall
you stop it you don’t hear from the train?”
“I sliall wait a week, sure,” ho responded; “at
the end ol that I shall leeide w’hat is next to be
done.”
Just then the train came thundering along at
the rate of twenty-five miles an hour, to make up
for lost time; and had the solicitations of the pas
sengers prevailed we should not now be telling
this story, for an inevitable eollision would have
sent all of us into the other life.
Now. for the purpose* of i-cbuttiii,^ tl;:'
certify that we are the subscribiiijl witiie>>e- ■ -
triiineut of writing, dated 12th Nov'r I'-'".
aid negroes to llol-atio \V. W.-nU*. aii'l
l»rittain Hart.
In witness, we have here iilat-ed ..nr ii:iu'‘'
\VII.L1.\M I’.
Nov. 22, 18.5;;. *'• '
The above was prepared for the ^
witues.seK. but one i>f
ehildren and grandTndren', ttidinV'i.r X«v i^n'.l'd’u °>V‘‘l
York and .\lbany. ! I- , attend tho meeting in New
loik, this evening, coming out plainly aud uue-
.|uivo,'ally h, Ueletice of the mtional dctuMracy,
anil in opposition to the course of the administra- and his signature could not be obtuintil is
tion in the matter of appointment.s, aud, in their - —
recognition of the Van Burcn frecsoil faction. , .\LMAN.\CS! ,
[^HK Farmer s and Piautoi-'s;, aiiii i'un.''-
L Alm.'inac, for I8ol. W holesnle .'iH-1 rfi*"
i;. 11 AIL
rii* Koad to Elrn**'*’
Si(/n(fiaut.—A (’onnecticnt minister haying
walked through a village church-yard, and ob
served tho indi.scriminate jirai.ses bestowed upon
the dead, wrote upon the gate post the following
line: “Here lie the dead, and here the living lie!'’
On a recent trial, an Irishman, with character
istic obli({uity ot speech, after scratching his
head, said, “Plase your honor, I do not remember,
—or if I do, I forget it now ”
l>ook borrowers, who forget to return the vol
umes which the kindness of friends enables them
to read, should peru.se the following lines, which,
it is said, were written more than sixty years a'ro.
They arc as apposite, however, now as they were
at that remote period.—Harper's Maffnzuu\
“If I thi.s hook do lend lo yon.
Or yon of me do borrow,"
So soon as you have read it through,
Pra3* bring it home the morrow.
“Then after which, if yon do want
To borrow yet anotii'er,
.lust conao to me, and you shall soo
That I can lend the other.”
FOR THE OBSERVEK.
.\TKOCITV OF SCFFFLETOWN.
On the evening ot the iJlst inst. an outrageous
murder was committed on the person of J, (\ Me-
Lormick, who lived about 12 miles from Lumber-
ton, near ScufHetoicn.
H’k
Milt
IIOLLDWAVS
/Jolloicai/'s Pills a tped.tlc rtnifJ;/ j- 'J
u'hich Females are liahle.—.After the
years it is incontestibly proved tbit diC*'
cine etjual to Holloway's Pills for tin*
incidental to females. The invigovatiii? 1
properties of these admirable I’iils ■
and infallible: they may be taken bv few ■
(Jn the 23d the body was age.s: any disorganization or irregularif.v
found iu a branch, and a jury of inquest was held speedily rectified by their use. and
on the 24th, whose verdict was murder, and by a ! '“n n'"'* * un^P
I • • , « .1 . for family use Holloway s Pili'
po6t morU m examination his cranium was iound „„.i mav be taken for bile, sick lioada. l.e^. o« '‘^
broken into halt a dozen pieces. Supposed to ness. h
have been done by Enoch Cumini's and two of his '*v ‘he rmpriettir, *2i4 i^tnmii.
sons; the former and one son are in prison, the ' "rS “ii "►!'
other otje ran oir It was n.ade to appear that J’iJ,?’;;
lus tieau was laid on a large root and mashed into New virk; an.i Mr. .i. iioijskv, s4 .M.«iien
pieees vtith elubs, like eointnou people would do.
a viper. Respectfully yours, J. F. H. I pot or box. „■ i inpi.m ‘
T M.t.V.nvtrv.-, or. • 1 utQ Wholesnie, hy S. It & T. .\ PX.\S>}.
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