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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-06-14
ASHLAND, OHIO, WRDN NEsDAY, JUNE A. 1866:


Found that I had struck the pre-Ada.
mite rock Of the ossifed strate Of the ST.
lurian formation.
This is geology, and you perhaps won't
understand it, but l will explain it all in
the paper to the Historical Society / am
about writing. sci
Got candle and went down to see
about it. s8 go E
Ifound big Megatherium about six
hundred feet long, and nine wide, in a
capital state of preservation,
got him out and will send him along
by express.
Went on boring through forty feet sof
sandstone ,
Here encountered strange smell Of
sulphur, which alarmed the native who
cold me the land, and to ease his con-
science gave back half the money, and
wanted me to stop boring.
Told him | was bound to keep on un-
til struck lie, or come out on the other
side of creation.
Bored on. Went through about sixty
thousand feet more, when suddenly the
brace and bit went in, and there was q
grand report like that made by Buffers
powder boat that didn't blow up Fort
Fisher.
Things were slightly confused for
awhile. A section of Pennsylvania went
up, and 1 went up with it. / guess l
must have come down again, as the next
idea | had was finding myself comforta.
Bile, hung over the clothes line at Mug
gins Hotel.
An investigation into.the matter show
ed that | had struck through into q gas
factory in China, which had exploded at
both ends of the bore, killing half a mil
lion of Chinese.
The casualties on our side were con.
fined to one native and small dog.
haven't given up yet.
The folks here are very encouraging /;
they will stick to man as long as he has
a cent left, and / never knew Muggins
to turn man out Of his hotel to pay his
bill.
A kind hearted chap offered me anoIh.
er piece Of land, the size Of a stove plate,
within a mile and a half Of seven hun,
dred barrel well, for the reasonable zig.
ure Of half a million, and two.thirds Of
the OIL
a
1 had concluded that boring for oil Is
cot half SO profitable as bleeding the pub
lie. | shall start an oil company on more
liberal terms than any yet offered.
I shall be prepared to guarantee any.
thing. The capitol will be a million dol
lars, divided into two million shares, at
fifty cents each.
Dividends of two hundred per cent.
will be paid weekly, in addition to which
each subscriber will be entitled to sea-
son ticket for Lanigan's Ball, new hat,
farm near La Crosse, and ton Of coal
at market prices.
The "Scaly Run" Petroleum Company
will be the biggest thing in oil in the
market,
am going on to. arrange the business
as soon as my friends send me funds
enough 10 pay my way back.
am yours, oleaginously,
CORY O'LANUS.
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s@. The Cleveland Herald, in motto
ing that Mr.. Henderson had been in
that city says: :.
"Mr. Henderson is the able city editor
of the Commercial, and has come up
here to get a snuff Of pure air some
thing unknown in Cincinnati-and to
visit his parents, who reside in our city.
He has not lost leg, nor had an eye
knocked out in the service, but is "loy
al" man, and first class newspaper writer,
nevertheless"
Of course not. No danger Of "loyal"
Abolition editors losing leg or having
an eye knocked out 10 the service. Not
any. The "loyal" editor of the Ashland
Times will bear us witness upon this
point.
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strange Occurrence.

A most singular and STANCE occur
renee took place at the restaurant. Of L.
Guinean, on Friday last. A soldier, while
sitting at the table waiting for his dinner,
was siezed with violent cramping pains
in the stomach. So severe was his tor
ture that he fell from his chair to the
floor. Soon after his fall singular rep
tile crawled out Of his mouth. This rep.
tile or snake is about seven inches in
length, of dingy white color, and has
black stripe running through the length
of the center of its body There is no
head to the snake perceptible, each end
appearing something like the ends of
those yermicular objects which OCCASION
ally trouble children, especially in East
ern States. The body Of the reptile
(Which is preserved in spirits is in di
ameter about the size Of one Of Faber's
pencils, but is somewhat fattened, espe-
cially near the extremities. After the
snake had left the mans stomach his in
ternal tOrtures appeared to increase with
great severity; SO much so that he pray
ed for immediate death. It is under
stood that lie is still sick in the military
hospital. Previous to this occurrence
the man had experienced general i'll
health.-Sdcramento Bee.
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ETA project has been started Of
paying tbe public debt by subscription of
s 10000 each by two hundred thousand
persons, and has been discussed in the
papers. 1t is suggested, however, that
sums less than $4,000 should be taken
from all who are willing to subscribe.
1t would be more advantageous for all
who are able to give up portion of the
property to relieve themselves Of the bur-
den Of taxation which will press upon
them and their children for fifty years to
come. Every one would be the richer
for tia few years hence. We hope to see
the subject well canvassed. 30 a5t
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NEWS ITEMS.

Itisa bad sign to see man with his
hat off at midnight, explainiugthe tleo-
ry and principles Of Republicanism to a
lamp post. sn4 ~.
The Kansas City Advertiser says the
crops in that region are looking finely
Wheat never gave fairer promise, and
The indications for fruit are good.
Already more than 1900 claims for
damages by the war have been fled at
Washington by the citizens Of Virginia.
The claims amount to over S5O,0OO,OOO,
and there are lots more to come.
Negroes now sit on Juries in Rhode
Island. 1t will not be long before they
do the same thing in this State if Aboli.
tion doctrines continue to control the
Government. What a sweet scented
place it will be in warm weather. Who
wouldn't be juryman
The war in Mexico continues with va.
rying success. In a recent fight at Sal
tillo COrtinss, WHO lately deserted and be-
trayed Macmillan, captured $50, 900 in
specie, and defeated the Imperialists.
A gang of negroes at the drinking sa.
loon of a colorcd individual named Ba.
ker, assaulted and murdered white citi
izen named Lucas, near Georgetown
Brown county, last week.
The United States, it seems, is not the
only country where plebians reach su
premc power. The new President Of Peru
is shoemaker by trade.
The Paris journals state that the de-
lay of twenty years imposed by prince dt
Talleyrand before publishing his memoirs
which he left sealed up, expires this year
The cemetery at Richmond is said tc
contain sixty thousand new graves.
A French journal "confrms' the story
Of another journal that a canal has beel
choked by a Tremendous hailstorm, th'
haSistvneS having accumulated and form
ed mass of ice of the sizc of 10000
cubic yards. Six hundred workmen ar
vainly endeavoring to break up the ic,
with their pickazes. Tough ice, or tougl
story.
Gen. Mcclellan is now in Italy. Fl,
has had long and interesting interview
with the Pope, and left Rome lately 70
Switzerland.
Much distress prevails below Quebec
on the St. Lawrence, owing to the late
ness Of Vegetation. Fodder is exhausted
and the cattle dying for want of food;
In one parish near a thousand head o
cattle have starved to death.
The famous Saimese Twins live neal
Salisbury, North Carolina. They mar
ried sisters, and lived harmoniously unit
the wife of one had a sixth child Will
the wife Of the other numbered only five
Then commenced quarrel, the wives re
fuse to live under the same roof, thougI
they remain on the same plantation
The brothers are about fifty years old
though one Is the feebler and looks a
least ten years the older. H.
The following story is told of Nj
Chase, while at Key West: To an old ne
gro known as "Sandie" he promised
carte de viste, and handed him one do
lar bill. "Aha," says Sandie, "now
know you, massa, you are 'old green
backs"
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III. M. HICKOK

HAS ALiRGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI-
ture, consisting Of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
Steads, Chairs Of every description, &c.
He keeps constantly on hands lotof Me.
tallic Burial Gases and Caskets. Having a
new Hearse he will attend promptly to fun
erals in any part Of the county. Furniture
made TO order. Room one Door East Of the
Post Office, Up Stairs (vlon6O)
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DRS. SayuPSEL q GL.dSS.

HAyINGformod q partnership in the prac-
tice Of Medicine and Surgery. solicit a
thare of public patronage. Office over
Beer & Graham's Store, corner of Main and
k0range Streets,
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DrMoRAIIzED, BUT NOT SoATTrarp.

DEMoRAI1zED, BUT NOT ScATTrRYp. Z
The Augusta, (GaD Sentinel has the
following good story Of a rebel soldier
A soldier Of Bates division, after the
command hadrun two days from Nash
vile, had thrown away his gun and ae-
coutrcments, and alone in the Woods sat
down and commenced thinking The irti.s
chance he had had for such q thing. ~ I,
Rolling up his sleeves and looking at his
legs and general physique: II am Whips
ped, badly whipped, and somewhat do
moralized, but no man can say I am I,
scattered .
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1oAvyU@G@o
JOHT ID. JONES,

AT LAW, Ashland, o. Partic-
ular attention paid to Collecting and bu-
siness in Probate Court. Office on Church
street, between Main and Sandusky
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sa.Tho loyal papers are ezultiug over


pa.The loyal papers are exulting over
q report that JEFF DAVIS has been put in
irons-manacled If this were done as
precaution against escape, we have moth.
ing to say-but if it is intended as an
iudignity to fallen foe, it is un-
worthy Of our government-yet, char
aCteristic Of the War Department. -
When helpless woman, mother, is
brought into Court with chains clanking
around her ankles-how could they avoid
ironing an old man like DavisH This is
past meridian in the 10th century, and
this is the best government on earth
but great is the 'StantOnian rule The
Austrian Hayneau is cast in the shade
by Ned Stanton. = CoshociOn Democrat.
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GEO. ". HILL. III. d..

PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment of the following special diseases:
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the KID
neys. Scrofula and Epithelial Cancers.
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". n. JOHTS7OT

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over Wallaok
& Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
ernment to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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NGisoella,aeous,
W,. RALSTON.

JEwELLER end Silver Smith, one door West
Of Potter's Drug Store 4 ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Of Jewelry kept constantly on hand.-
Highe,t p,ice paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repairing done to order, on reasonable
terms--Satisfacto warranted.
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". H. .McCOMRS.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in The Brick building over
Singers Hardware Stcre.
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PHxsICIANs.
Dr. II. Il. CRaHE,

OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen.
tire and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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OPPOSITE the Town Hall, Ashland, Ohio.
Archibald Finley, Proprietor. is now pre-
pared to accommodate all his old customers
and as many new ones as may be pleased
to give him call.
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Ii is now said that the "infernal ma
chine which blew up the Sultana was a
rile Of greenbacks given to the Boiler In.
spector for overlooking glaring defectsl
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IT, p. COWaT, M. d.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio /:
Office over Hughes & Stacher's Store, op-
posite the Town Hall.
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R RAAYRS@R@e
GONmGaa3s
.MILLER HOUSE,

OPPo1ITE the McNulty House, Ashland, o.,
Al. MILLEn, Proprietor. Good accommoda-
tious and reasonable bills. Patronage So
icited.
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marks Of that scene for many day, and
now, whenever see lady entering a
printing office, | think Of little Mary and
keep my eye on the ink keg.
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. j. KENNY. R. NJ. CAMIEEL
KEEEY s. C.4MPRELL.


AT LAW, Ashland, o. Office
on Church Street. in the brick building i'm
mediately Vest of Cshn's Store.
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McrULTr HOUSE,
.aWERIC.ar HOUSE,

VIM. McNULTY, Proprietor. South Side o.
Main Street, Ashland Ohio.
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COnNTr OFFICERs.

COUFTF OFFICERS.
IsAAC GATES, Auditor.
HENRY HERSHEY, Treasurer.
JOHN G.. BROWN, Sheriff.
GEORGE W. URIE, Recorder.
JOHN KEENE, Surveyor.
JOHN WOODBURY., Coroner.
JOHN BERRY,
JOHN VAN NEST, Commissioners.
HENRY WIoKS.
JAMES McNAULL, !
VIM. CRAIG, Infrmary Directors.
Us. MARTIN, }
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Business airsttorp,
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.

GEO. W. GEDDES, Common Pleas Judge.
E. INGMAND, Probate Judge.
8. M, BARBER, Cpk Com. Pts 8 Dist. O'rt.
@. W. HILL, Prosecuting Attorney.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

Rev.sL. R. NORTON. !
Rev. JOHN ROBINSON Examiners.
r. M. CAMPBELL.
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9ailg Gmpirt,
A card from the Hon. Chiffon
A. white.
To Messrs. Faran and Mclean.

To Messrs. Faran and Mclean:
GENTLEMEN = Having learned from the
newspapers that at meeting Of the State
Sovereignty Democracy Of Ohio. held at the
city Of Columbus, on the 18th instant was
nominated as q candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, deem it due to the public, as
well as myself, TO state that the nomination
was made without my knowledge, consent, or
appreciation. Previous thereto, had accept
ed an appointment to represent Brown county
as delegate in the Democratic State Con.
vention, to be held in Columbus on the 24th
inst, which I attended, participated in it's
proeee lings, approved its action, and will
support its nominees.
While do not impugn the motives, or inn
peach the patriotism or the kind intentions of
the gentlemen who conferred upon me the
nomination, yet q sense Of duty constrains me
to decline its acceptance. That the great
Democratic heart OF the State and country is
right, have never doubted nor that the re.
steration Of that party to power would restore
each and all the States to their federal rela-
tioRs to the Union under the Consultation
secure to ne all those individual and commu-
nifty rights guaranteed to us by our State and
Federal Constitutions, restore the country to
its ancient liberties, and raise it, as far as may
be, to new career of prosperity.
On the contrary, continuance of Abol.
tion rule, will postpone the day OF restora-
,ion until the revolutionary schemes Of negro
enfranchisement and white nchsement,
in the South, are accomplished. To this end
standing army of not less than two hundred
and fifty or three hundred thousand men
must be kept in the field; that, too, ut q time
Of profound peace, when there is not single
rebel in arms against the authority of the
Government within the sweep Of its flag; ;
when the whole country, especially that por-
ton Of it which lies within the limits of the
late insurrectionary districts, desires peace,
and q restoration of law and order, above ey.
cry other consideration.
Entertaining these views, could not ex.
cuss myself, were to permit the use of my
name, in any way, so as to distract the Dem
ocratic party, and thereby contribute to
continuance Of the destructive and bloody
rule Of Abolitionism. Hoping that the action
OF the late Democratic Convention may have
given satisfaction to those who participated
in the 18th Of August Convention, and that
we may oil act in harmony with each other,
and finally rescue the country from the dan
gers that now threaten its liberties.
/ am, very respectfully, yours,
@. A. WHITE,
GEORsETowS, o., August 2s, 1865
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The state Treasury.

For some time past there have been rumors
curteDt in this city in regard to the State
Treasury very seriously effecling the reputa-
ton for disinterestedness of the ultra loyal
patriot holding the Office of Treasurer ct
present When these rumors grow out of the
fact that the people generally suspect those
whose pretensons to excessive loyalty have
usually turned out 10 be mere shields to con-
ceal corruption, or whether there 10 really
"something rotten in the State of Denmark"
We are unable to say from our own knowledge.
II 10 reported, and the people have a right
to know what is current talk among the mag
mates of the State government-that special
examination of the Treasury was ordered by
Governor Brough some time ago, and made
| by Hon. Peter Odlin, which disclosed the
fact that the funds OF the people had been
used TO his own advantage by the State Treas
urer, ia connection with several banking in.
situations In this State and elsewhere, in vio-
lation Of the sub-treasury law. This charge
has been intimated once or twice In daily
paper Of thia city, and elected no other 70.
sponse from the Abolitionists than Q suspi-
oious exclamation Of loyal indignation in the
State Journal Loyalty and indignation are
very 6ne things in their way; but in matter
Involving the integrity Of the custodian of
millions Of dollars Of the peoples money, they
wo1ld prefer having the facts, or denial of
the rumors TO columns of the most virtuous
Indignation in defense Of the loyalty of the
individual This is an era of embezzelment
and defalcAtion. The Ketchum swindle In
New York City-in which, by the way, the
virtuOus Mr.. Secretary Chief Justice Cbase
has become unAccountably mixed up-the
reported combination Of regiment Of pay
masters to swindls and defraud the people
and soldiers--the recent disclosures iu regard
to the Collector of this District, and the iis-
coyery that be left the State Treasury loyal
defsulter, and other instances OF the same
kind, entirely "too numerous to mention"
make this an unpropitious time 10 fall back
on loyalty, when nothing more than "show
of hands" is demanded. Ifthe Stats Treasury
Is all right, the Treasurer has discharged
his duties and kept his oath, aad II Mr. 0dlin
has reported to this effect we can see no
reasonable objection 10 thu publication Of the
report Governor Brongh Is dying, but he is
not dead, 80 Lieutenant Governor Anderson
cannot act the Auditor of State and bis r sp-
resentatives are Of somewhere, leaving orders
on the Treasury signed in blank to be filled
BY the cierks suspicion and feelings Of inSe-
curity are aroused BY the numerous swindles
and defalcations going on all aroupdi . feel.
ing Of unneasiness prevails In consequence Of
the utter rscklessness and contempt for 70.
sponsibility eyinced BY the ruinous party 10
power, 10 view ofAll these things il would
become Mr.. Treasurer Dorsey to put at rest
these sinister rumors, or the State oficisls
should publish the report which is in exist
encs In regard to the TrsasnTY.- Crisis.
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Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant
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II large Round Corners complete finish, back and
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seven octAvss, New Scale A to A. Patent Iron Rtn,)
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Grand square, TX ootavss do, A. C. 800
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
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Statement Of tho condition Of the Niagara Rlrs In
suranee Company, Of the City Of New York, on the ID
day Of January iso6 In conformity with the laws of
the State Of Ohio.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the Slst day Of January, lsool
0Encn OF THE AuDiToR or sTAfh,
Insurance Department,

CblsmbuI, Ohio, JaHiaTy 80 1895.
WhsrsdI, The GnhAknA, HANOVER, Nt16AAk, and
kEPuBIic Fire Insurance Companies, locstsd a. ksu
York. ID ths State Of New York have each hled In th
once sworn ststsmant Of IL condition, required By
the hrst section Of the Act "To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated BY the State Of Ohio"
passed April 1850 and amended February 1sot aad
WhsrsaI, each Of said Companies hAa fuIrlshed the
undersHnsd satisfactory evidence that they each
possessed Of At least Ons Hundred Thousand Doap 0
actual Capital invested In stocks, bonds, OF in
mortgage of reel sstats worth double the Amonnt
for which the same is mortgAged and, Rhtreas, Zach
of said COnpaaies ha, nled ~ ths oflce written
Instrument under is corporate seal, signed By the
Presidont and seeTsy thereof antboTiLng any aeent
agents Of said Companies In thu stats 70 aeknou
egs service Of pr0eets for and In behalf Of saad Goa
panies according TO the tsrus of said Law.
Noe, hersf0rs, In pursuance of the hrst section
" the aiorcsald act, l, JAMES IA. GOODMAN, Anditsr
" State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said 0sR
NAAIA, HlNoyEA, HIkoAAA aud RRPVBLic Fire Insuf-
ancs coinpanies Of New York, AnthotiAad "
transact the business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance
10 this stats ant tle thiTty-hIti day of gAnnAry, 10
the year oa@ thousand eight hundred apd siAty-slx
a. Bifaea WheSeG kNvs hersnnto snbsoIibed nls
name and caused the seal VI my once 70 be an Xed
ths day and year above written.
JAS H. GOODMAN,
Isl fIlIu AuS0r of htAi
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o YES! O YES!

THE undersigned 10 q duly IiceDsed Aucto onesT
4 Tor orhontgomery county, and will cry sales, "a
oitenAs his services, may be In demand.
Persons who have not taken out license will ba at
tended 70, N they violate the law
N: B.-hesidenoe ~ miles southeast ofMIAMIs.
BURG. Orders len with JOHN KIBER, ,jr., or DAN
70. .1lL oel. GEORGE KIsER.
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GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTICEi NOTICE /. NOTHCE'

To the EnFolled mIlitia OF M ons ON ~
|5.rt County.
TRGAsuRER's 0FFIcE,
.. i..# Dayton, July IA, 1865. I
VIlHE Books and receipts are now ready, at the
L Treasures ONCE, Court House, Dayton. An
those that are not exempt from the performance OF
military duty are required 10 pay four dollars rs COM
mutation TO Military Fund, by the 10th Of September
1855 those that are not paid by the time Fequir
ed, will BE- compelled to pay Ave 90 100 dollars with
cost Of collection Come up and pay the four dollars
and save penalty and cost.
'" JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer Of Montgomery County ,ohie.
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Congressman George Il. YeamSu, Of
Kentucky, has been appointed. Minister to
Denmark ..
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