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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
ADMINISTRATORS sale of Real Estate,
Em1Iin1 VI, Pemher
vs..
Willis Pen,ber aud
Dyroul i'smber.


blIpui ttlnoel.
N the 23t day of july, A. D., 1864. between the
hCars ot 2 aud 5 u'Jhack, 4. NJ, at the resi-
denceo Emoline N. Pem0tr, in Penn oerylle, Wnnu
county, Ohtu, (being on part of tho promises
hersnafer desenOsl,) will be Sali, /, ths niglesl
oLtsr, the ionwing described real estate, 4 ultc
IA Wood county, Ohio, as tue properly of Byron
Pember, DECEASED, 70 wit; lne nlrtneast az,
OF tue southwest quarter ot section lcven l. tnNn
i've 70 NORTH of range twelve ~ east, . cntlnng
hriy acres more or less, Also, Tue tuTlo wing de-
serloed lutol l,nd, lying between the west nranch
OF eortage River and the County Road rnnuing be-
tween the south anl west branchesOf Portage Riv-
er IN section ten (l0) town i've (5) range tM,lye
il2l east in sail county aud state baum led as l,l.
lows Commencing at the northeast corner nf Iii.
ram Pember's Land, at stake in the center Of the
County Rad. thence down said rad twenty-s -six
(2fl rods, thence north 7Q5S degrees west ta
white oak tree sixteen inches in diameter, th nee un
the west hrneh Of Portage River TO a whit. oak
tree twenty-lnnr inches in diameter, il being the
southwest curner Of said lot, thence east 10 the
place ct beginAIng -c0ntaining two t2) acres more
less Slid land will be sold fiVe from the dover
interest ~ the Widow
TEAMS oF SALK One-thirl Dash IN hand the
balance, onesthirA in one year. and one. thirL in two
years, with annual interest from the d ~ at sal -
Deferred pym,nts t0 b. secured by N rtgags ON
the promises. EMELINE NJ. PEMBER,
Alm'S of liynOn A. Pember, deed.
Cook BELL Attorneys,
Juna ~, 1854. slsis0
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

Secretary Stanton seems to have sus.
pended his official dispatches, which il
much to be regretted For several days
we have beon dependent Mpon army cor.
respondents, aud as the Government does
not permit the military telegraph to be
used by these, our adyices are necessarily
not 80 late as might be furnished by the
Secretary o War. IN the Amy Of the
Pot omac there was q severe fight south
of petershsug on Wednesday, in which W,
were at drst worsted, by reason Of a Ga,
in moving columns, which was taken NJ,
vantage Of by the enemy but the rroune
'rSt was subsequently, recovered. On FIJI
day an effort was Inale 10 break throu |
Burnsile's lines but failed. our troop,
bad reached the Weldon Railroad, and d,
Rtroyed portion of II. There is rumo
that Folks corps from Johuston's army hat
REINFORCED Petersburg.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

The Chicago Times takes tho position
that tho question Of the postponement Of
the Chicago Convention should be decided
By that body whom it assemblies, and not
by the National Committee. Az to the
place Of holding this Convention, Gov
Yates makes the following suggestions
which are not looked upon with favor by
the democratic press " win tell you
their Convention. The most lilting rIlalt
FOR them u he on tlrv ruurrn uay OF July
next, dRgracing the day, tho best thing
,h<y could for all parties and especially for
themselves, would be to hold their meet
ing in some ponderous, worn.out old schoon
er. let it drift ont into tho lake, aud lei
come good Samaritan pull out tho plug nj
the bottom and let them hold tho Conven.
,loi, at the bottom Of the lake, where no
body can lind them"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

Tho Maryland Constitutional Convention
III session ut Annapolis. on Thursday last,
by vote of So ayes to 27 nays, passed the
following article OF tho Bill Of Rights;
thereafter in this State, there shall he
neither Slavery or involuntary servitnde
except in punishment of crime, whereof
the party shall have been duly convicted
aud all persons held 20 service Of labor ar
slaves are hereby declared free"
Bully for Maryland. But Freedom wat
necessary TO make her ono Of the irst States
OF the Union.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

The Copporhead Convention for tho lotn
District, which assembled, at Napoleon on
Wednesday last, elected Mr.. rlatt, of Tole.
do. aud Mr., Phelps, Of Defiance, delegates
20 the Chicago Convention, atld Mr. Haley
Of Napoleon, District elector. For want ol
available material, no nomination for Con-
grsss was made.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

Tho Copporhoad National Convention
has been postponed from the 4th Of July
until the 2i Of August. 1t is rumored
that the action Of the Copperhead Execu
tive Committee in thus poStponing their
pow-wow has resulted from the desire ol
the vallandighemmera 10 give Higgins, oI
the Independent, ample time to "nlake ny
his mind" it being of so ponderous na-
turo az to require at least an additional
month to insure complete turn over.
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rnnns or rAYMrNr

onshalf cash. balance in one wear bv i.int note.
with use. with two or more responsible sisners.
n the ptrti'S are MOI kaown q me, ! shout re-
qnire statement n m each Mne in lviluallv, Of
how much properfy they avn clear of q .b, and
what u consists "f' this stlt m at Io bc certified ta
bya Justice nf ths Peace nr : me- r,spnnSible ner
son with whom NAV b. acquainted ia their neiy A.
borheei. an Sles less Than SIS. cash.
SaprS- fslton CIR Works corner uf Water and
Saeloo strSets. S1aduSky, Ohio,
20 ]. MESSER.
saniOsky, Ohio, Nay ?, 1854, I've
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. a

7 EGAL NOTICE.
The undersigned has formed aCo.partnorshin with
culnpetsnt firm in Washin TN city, aud il nnw
pr pared t"gve prompt attention to he collection
OF claims hg ,inst the Government Including PEN
sions, Bounty Money, Officers md Soldiers Back
Pay Pay for Horses and other property lost while
in the service, &c. no. Will also promptly attend
nall Legal business entrusted to his care, In the
Nonr,S w WVnn hh hunlnihp counties.
Ia9- 0llite in the southeast e9rnor Of the Baird
House
Juns Is, 64-7tf DIV, POE.
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AGRICULTURAL I'M ,lEMEVTS,

AGRICULTURAL M>lEHENTS,
nalrs Comhlned Reaper ana mower.
C9yuga Ch,cf do, A.
nr.ntcraOoR Self Raker.
Klrby'S American Harvester.
PITS THRE5GING MACHINES.
Grain Drilss, Sugar MiIIS aud Evap-
0ratorss Feed Caters, Corn ShcIlers,
Flows, CuItIVatOrS, der NIinS, Sew
Ing Machines, Scythcs, SnatheS, Graz
ules' NaNcs, AEoe Forks, Nc., Nc.
s=S Purchasers of Produce of all Kinds. Also, of
oii lyon, Brass, Copper AMI Rags.
huli Prairie, June %, 1854. ST
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

IN the General Conference of tho NJ. Z.
Church. motion was adopted by vote OF
l6l yeas to 4S nays granting 10 Bishops
the right 10 re.appont Maisters tor a
third year in connection with pastoral
charges.
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Pitts sEPAvA'rOus,

l also manufacture another equally excellent
m tehne, known as Pitts Separator. These Sep
arators are by SOM, highly esteemed. They arc
IN manufactured with great care AMI are u good ma
chine They have hecam, wen established and
are justly celebrated both for rap,d and perfect
work. In m lnuiacturng these machines | have
selected such patterns only ~ have D ien fully
tested by hng use; AMI in Offering the two above
] believe Offer the very st that are made. Il IL
claimed by those who nse them, that they will
thresh, clean AMI ft for IN rket more grain in a
given time, an do il better than any other ma
chine. In fact the only limit to the amount they
ear thgrsh, depends IN the facilities at hand tor
getting the grain To the mlchine AMI taking care
uf the straw, Ne, attsrlt is threshed These ma
chimes are, both of them, Strng and durable the
Joints are all fastened with bolts and are fitted up
with Cast Staal Cylinler shaft, pivoted with
Brass Boxes. The cvliner is 32 inches in length;
and | am now making Lhe separator So inches
wi Ter than the cvlm l'r- making the canvas belt
Or grain carrier 3SIS inches wide. Width of shoe.
inside il 81 inches. The shoe is 2 inches wi Ter
than last wear. The Dsater Stuff Is furnished with
brass boxes brass bnSes also Tor Canvass ReIt
Shaft and Fan Shaft steel junrnals with iron
boxes for Fan Siie shaft; rmpulleys (leathered)
anil cast iron cunveynr, In every particular,
they are constructed intthe very best manner in
every part; they run easily, are easily t,nd ,d,
andnre adapted 20 he driven by gear or bv ban Is,
requiring about l400 revolution, per minute.
IN the manufacture of these machines. I have
made some imprnvvm nts on the original patterns,
and am ready Ia mako sp n other changes as ex
perienee may suggest as being valuable.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

Next Monday Is tho Am Of July. What
notice do the citizens of Psrrysbnrs intend
70 rake VI tho dayf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
wO0ODURY,s PATENT.

I have thas Ear fuun that Woudbury's Patent
is most sought after by threshers, and, MS cerlit.
Gates show Il does giGid work and gives excullen
%sislactinn. The first premium was awarded u
thjsn ,chine ut the Michigan and ONO State Fairs
In 1888 and 1t has alw AVS rta live the fr. 40
nm, M Cnnntv nnl St,. U..tcs nnd Canalas.
MA, Y S"y i" tliht icturec of tas very superior
miGhine in the State.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

DAD NOTICE. -NoHee is hroeNy given that
tae "mm'Ss1"hsrs % Nooi county hsVr grautei
a view aud larVVS 0poR rrtnDn tor a Roa,l eotA-
mebeifg fth fQatrter poa ths north Inc ~ sec.
uon TIVE ~ three Ia Like snshis thenre sar, h 10
tee eih l,ne ~ sad ovesNn AID tteT~ trrninates
NHi tat ne Viewers aud surveyor will meet al the
resld res ot r fne~y. tn rakc tovoship. on the
tmtesuih ANv % July eex,. or Wihhave Aavs there
Laks township, June 10, ls6t. -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
nOnSE POWERS,

For Powers with which - drive my Thnshcrs,
have selected, as being the best now in use,
PITS IMPROVED PATENT DOUBLE PISIoN POWER.
These Powers arc made by me in the most thor
ough manner, of the best mtterial. AMI are of
double the strength ofmy single gearvd Power.
In the Pitts Power, | am making shaft OF the
bowel wheel AMI master pinion of CAST STEAL,
which is great Improvement over the iron Shalt
used by 0lber manufacturers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
PRICE LIST OF ThreShing Machlns .
at SAnduskY, OHIO.


The greatly increased cIst of manufacturing
Machines &C ',seqnent upon heavy and cantinuei
advances in the price OF labor, iron, steel, coal,
lumber, betting, AMI dlthe m Iterias used in Ma.
ehiues-has rendered Unnecessary 10 advance the
prices.
For 10 Horse Power AMI Separator (cylin-
der 50 inches long, 49, ''s',,,s,,..,.. $375 90
This includes Swrsl,s for lI,rss Power, Braces
Tumble Rods, Jack, Belts, ennlpleie fur separator
Belt from Jack IA Separator is 60 teet lhg inch-
es wide,) Running Boards, and Platform for
feeder To stand on, Monkey Wrench, Sledge, Oil
Can, Tool Box-in fact everything in readiness to
start a machine, Pgice pt "a IN Icains with wood or
iron cyliulcr Is iAe s-sul2. Nr
For Selans,sTg ttm - tN0odbnrys or
Pits ~al Separator bids Furnished
complete witlidJ main beltlr,m back %
Sell'r rars 8..E. 4sss. 1s-a y. ~. $225 90
-sor 10 lf.asc Pawer, with .laek, kevefsa-
r hlr Pulley, UOlly leathervd.l rNni6la
Rolls, illnai main belt -.......... l50 90
For s-liofSe Power, with JACK. Reversible
PultsA, palllgN leathered.} fnuSe Rnds
Mithnni mthl Bolt --.A ..-. Ii0 90
1 also fursish. Vllsh expressly ordered,a
Truck Wagon, suitable for hauling sep
arator tron place tl place, with iron
arms or skeins. 5th wheel. reach, 6c. 90 90
--latest improved stray Stacker, 20 feet
long, ; Rubber Bslts for Stats, tout-
side ones "a inch, centre inch. attach
ments to Separator, and Curtans --.--- IS 90
Power COrn Shelter .,..,,......a...., 70 90
s5S- Repairs done On short notice.
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POWER!
AND ~
Agricultural Implements Generally.

ElEDUSIPrION NOTICES. Ja,TV ,. VIE.
- ktNSlN ~ h sssiea-~s, wllktaka natlce thst
Y, H,ssrtt depaaitet In the rraaknfy ~ vaai "a
Unto Ten plls =. seventy e-ntstp - ieem th4 SNuh
" - seetso" tWeniv.hv- town seven inaftb ranes
twelve ess .sr.v Ncres said AZ the Delinanent Tar
Sale Janusr1 -. 1854.
aEa y. N.PNRsoSs. County Auditor.
ArD'ros's 0Fstog Waaa coanty, o.
PsrrysbuFg, JdRs 3. 1864 edp
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HYEDEETPTEON NOTICE,-J,e,s stah, or
ms rssis ees, vii take notice that Elclna Miu'.
Ter has deposited in the treasury ~ Wood County,
Ohio, Thirty nina Dolas, Twerty cents, 20 redeem
the pt of the ne Y, comm pcnV 20 Nv ~ ne cav.
" w 20 1. sccion one town fnur (D north, range
twe'e" U) east Thee Acres. sold at Forfeited Taxi
sale, Dee Il. 1872
ago y PtRsoVs, County Auditor.
A7Dirop's arF cE, Wood county, o.
p-rryB urg, June Is. teh4. ais
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
NEW ApVERTls,MEMTs.
NEW WooLeN FAoToRY.


Il ". sTADDEN. GEORGE ~. REYNOLDS,
- VIM. Robertson AMI II. Durrilt btve erected
. new AMI capacious building or o WOOLEN
FACTORY in Maunee Civ, pn the Rice .b.low
Reynolds Mills. situated on tie street. next below
the Mills, toward the River and Of easy acccss.
his nearly completed, anL Is now really 10 re.
ceive Wopl. ~ Manufacture intO Cloth, Cassie
mere. fwceds, Snunett-, Jeans, Pain
mud Plaid fiannels, Blankets, Stocking
Yarn. a 9, eithrr by the yard or on shares, AS
cudom RS MY prefer, anl ON terms rs reasonable
as NJ any ptiei Facrry.
The building viii he supplied with new and
complete set Of NJ icnery OF the Latest aud niost
approved improvements.
j. Stadiep being thankfil for the patronage
he received whle no WatrrSille. will b. glad 10
see his Oil friends and customsFs vt the New FACE
tory IN AIaumee, hoping to bi able t,gire suits.
faction to all who may patronize Linn IN his new
location.
Roll Carding and Cloth Dressing
warranted TO be well done, an to give satisfaction
II the Won be free from gum and burrs, ut prices
as low as any other place.
Any W0nl.ssnt to the lc,ory by Canal, r liiroad
or any other wav, will receive the san attention
aud be dons as we'll, an on tn, same terms, NJ IL
the owner WIS along in p'rson. provided plain,
written directions are sent with the packages, or
by mail.
Tue highest market price .-
WILL BE KAED IN CASH
for wocl on delivery.
sIG- NJ lrtters an | packages sh0nll be m trked
j. II. STADDES Co., Mamn @ CITY, o.
J. II STADDEN & co.
Maumee City, o.. june 1, 1894. 7bm#
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Attractive stocks OF Goods
NORTHWESTERN OHIO,
WHICH Is MADE Up IN PART FROM THE FOLLOWING
MAe>lF.cENT ARRAY OF eooDss

silks 3E9
Plain. Black, Figured and Fancy-all Styles.
DRESS GOUpS
or every style and quality desired.
OF the most beautiful colors.
Said to be the best stock in town.
FRENCH PLAlDS
In styles the most beautiful.
GINGuAMS PRINTS tfBsitS sc
That can not fail to GIVE satisfaction
BONNET Tkl,fNI>GS, HH
You can get any thing you want.
All the new colors.
oaEsrIes
sheetings, shirtngs, Tiskings, &c.
WHITE GoODS, 2
Plain and Barred CamhricS
,wIsS GOODS,
Plain and Figuv
ENBRoIDERIES,
Linen and Thread Edgings.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
Every style and quality.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF Is,
Warranted Pure Linen
FABLE, LINENS
| Browa and Bleacbed.
| HOSIERY,
Fur Ladies, Misses, Children aud Men.
GLOVES.
Kid, Silk, Lisle, Cotton, &C.
Wells,
Lace, Figured, Plain and Embroidered
FANCY TIES, r3
Desirable in every particular.
sHAwLs,
Unsurpassed in both style and quality.
! uOOP-SKlkTS ANb bAtNUnALS
Do not buy until you see our styles.
In ad lition to the above, we have secured an
| extensive assortment ot
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
A 6 SSESS SOGa,S CHCE.

7 WILL he at nv flicc, in Per ysbnrg. Ohio. on
i "Wednesday, the 6tl day Of jniy. ", d, hear
and determine all clsos Of appeal in the matter Of
erronerusnssessm nts, under The Internal Revenue
Llws Of tn United Stites m le In th4 county of
Wood, Ohio, by 5. Sphinx, Assistan' Assessor.
y. GRAHAM,
Assessor 10Th Dist. OF Ohio.
June %, 1854 Sc
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JUST RECEIVEDt
Walkers Great kOckaway Rake I!


HIS rs the most simple, best, and most easily
operated sp"ing-luVlh whovled RAKE ia use.
The Driver sits ~ an upright position may use
both hands u the lines and by braeng himself
back when The rake Is nearly mll, can drag the
rows az far Rpartas required. To empty the rake
he lets himselfand seat iorwari the motion being
similar TO aud about as easy as rlekiug ehair.--
TAis Rase Is, Warranted to Work
in the heaviest rs we'll aslightoss hay. A Awoman.
boy 0r gih can do the work with nearly As much
ease and pleasure as rldngin carriage
CALL AND SEE THE R0CKAwAY |
Also, a goca supply or Rl d.
Revolving Horse Rakcs,
,,,.,, Hand Rakes,
Scythes, enathes,
Grain Cradles.
(an of hrst quality AMI ia short, everything 10
help Farmers on with tl2lr work Including Reap
ers aud Mowers, OF tue 'U W
Dall, Buckeye. Kirby & Rnssell's Screw
Power Paicnts.
These Machines are all warranted, and trial Of
Machinesis allowed, aud Il they do not wotk as
represented they can be returned,
Powys6nIg, June IA ls04. 0f
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Honored soldier, rest In peaoe "

Honorcd soldier, rest in peace"
Tho only member of Company +, now In IIospi
tai is Robert Enmons, who was severely bruised
a day or two since, by falling from cherry tree,
No bones were broken however and he is recover
ing. Respectfully, H.SC.
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Thankful for an increased patronage, we respeet-
fully solicit its continuance, aud Rgain take pleas
ure in saying to our many friends and customers
that we have just received from tie East our first
stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
We ace consequently enabled to present 70 our
friends and patrons one of the most desirable and
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Uaion DIstrlc, Ticket.

aisRrsrNTGrIvE IN coreRrss,
JAMES II. ASHLEY, Of Lucas county.
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UNION NATIONAL TICKET.


Dar. Tue.aa,, Nev.mber ..
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b-sS.s = diaAsaeg and Pax thnlA itoln yest
- ~ szsse salafise 80 AF - ~ atsiea
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500 tS,,ss Mac ena abanaon = he ten1gt aet.
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80 -. have alaed our earpA ard The Hntem
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80 Isttle Mae Ard hAxo rpar natsonel c1freil-
'..,screiea Is tessellSad bark trash. and aAd
So 80. eee % soar asll d ezhas4P Shh feat.
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Public speaklng.

Tss undersigned, having heen appointed Elsctor
.nAl ticket VIII address thu people theroof h o.
vi Il she sieetiou Of Abraham LineolH and An
arvS Jshnson Sc President and FIcs Rrsideni, a
19eNSc
braasl Friday, 0ct5bfs 7ist
Isa.s MslI lEsauy Cfssk.l saEasasys oeishef I'd
len, sls, Assdss, Aessse1 3skh.
4. 4 CRAWFORD.
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o. The Ilf1 ~ Aaxsst, CATHaRINE Lynch. VIE
x seasse ". Lyaeh, Il Harkins esunts, agsa 81 sssf
Aiso, SO ,hs 2th II Augsa, EI.IzABEYH, asauhtss
& g. v. AL csshs4ine LFneh. asad years, msAths
as 10 d1yE
fAa ustks8 ssA daaEhtsrs - tpesnilg the ~ g the
taaIy srs as ev aHgsls in hssvsa, saying y lks ~
HaEss ssstas1 ebsldsen, faahs1 sister aes iEeshsls
-toss g kiskers BE
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PabIie speaklnK.

OH C. Hoax, The Disaries Klecior On The Lam
ss and JoAhson ticket win sp.ak Al tbs following
fsa and places:
FRETREss COUNTY.
WsynasSRe, Friday, ocssbsr sisl
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