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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02
Local business Notices.

HUME CCNPANY--Our large and
influential merchants, manufacturers,
farmers, bankers and professional
men all over the West, feeling the
need Of a responsible Home Life In
suranoe Company, have lately organ
lied such an institution, the "Home
Mutual Life Insurance Co." in our
great Western Metropolis-Cincin-
natl.
This company is established on q
purely mutual plan, giving the bene-
fit of all the profits to the insured,
without their incurring any of the
liability, and is managed by Board
of Directors and Trustees, who are
among our oldest and most substan-
tial citizens and who have pledged
their influence and careful supervis-
ion to establish an institution which
shall aid in securing a home with
all its comforts and blessings to the
widows and orphans of all its men,
bers. With such a body of guardians,
the officers of the company feel con-
fident of making this the great Life
Insurance Company of the West.
Mr.. Chas. H. Frost, Secretary of
the company is spending short time
here, and has appointed Mr.. W. j.
Vance Agent for Hancock County,
who is ready to take application for
insurance iu this leading Home Com
pany.
DR.. A. Hurd has been appointed
Medical Examiner in this place for
the Company.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02
From Arcadia.

Matters in Arcadia are picking
up somewhat, owing to the fact that
harvest is nearly over and the far
mors are less busy. The wheat crop
has come in finely. the amount of
hay cut is positively awful, and 9TH
er crops look well. Our farming
community hereabouts never felt in
better spirits than now.
The carpenters have just finished
their work of the large two story
Blacksmith and Wagon shop of Mr..
Hibargan. The masons will soon
finish their work, and Industrious
mechanics will, IN a short time. be at
work playing upon the musical anvil
and the ben ch organ. This estab-
ment is ona needed in our town and
hope the proprietor will reap a
proper reward tor his enterprise
"ARcADE."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02
UNION REP. CEN. COM.

CAMPAIGN PLAIN DEALER. - We
have had the pleasure Of seeing the
first copy of this wonderful paper
and are much struck by it: 1st. be
cause it speaks occasionally of the
negro--that is because we are aboli
tionists; I'd. 1t says something re-
garding the " colored man." Sd. 1t
mentions the american citizens of
African descent; 4.h. 1t talks about
" our colored brother"
1t says considerable about the mig
ger On the first page is q portrait
OF Allen G. Thurman and on the
third page picture of q negro going
to vote after the passage of the Con-
stitutional amendment. We believe
that putting the two portraits in the
same paper is premeditated Insult
to the negro.
If any one wants to know how
much the Democray fear the African
let him take the Plain Dealer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02
FOSTORIA NEWS.

NUIsANcEs.--Our village has been
pested during the past week with
quite q number of itinerant venders
of stove hooks" stencil plates"
manufacturers, book and picture can
vassers, &c, &C., who have not met
with much success. We heard the
stove hook man say he offered to sell
one of his hooks to an old man, who
ordered him out of his house saying:
"This town is good place for hon
est men but poor one for rogues."
BIB. CLUB.--Our Base Ball Club
are practicing nightly for the match
with the Dexters Of Fremont. A,
special train will run for the accom-
mediation Of the boys on the I'd.
LUnBER.-Mr. S. NJ. Miller has
shipped to New York since the first
of May last, over zoo, 900 feet of lum-
Der from this point. 1t was princi-
pally cut in the north part of Han
cock county and the south part of
Wood county.
PERsoNAL.--George W. Patterson,
for many wears q resident of Wash.
ington tp., Hancock county, returned
from Texas, on a visit, where he has
resided for II years. DR.. Patterson
remained true to his country, al
though compelled to enter tho rebel
army, and act as surgeon Of 0 rebel
regiment.
CoRREcTIoN.-You were in fault
last week in regard to the amount of
wool bought by Foster. Olmstead &
Co., in one day. I wrote 29,750 lbs,
instead of 1850.
EIKCrIoS.--Fostoria Lodge, No.
16l, l. o. G. T., held their election
last Tuesday night, with the follow
ing result:
W. c. T.-C. c. Nestlerode.
W. V. T--Mrs. Sarah Clayton.
w. r. S.-Albert NJ. Dlldine.
". T.--Benj. Leonard.
W. T. S.-I. A. Becker.
W. M.-Robert Adams.
w. I. G-Mrs. Nancy Chance.
w. o. Crank Richards.
NIX.
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To Consumptfves.

The advertiser. having been resto ed tc
health In a fsw weeks by. very simple
remedy. after having suffered for several
yeare with severe lung affection. aoo thai
dread disease Consumption-is AM ious to
make known 10 bis sfellowsufarers the means
of cue.
To ali who desire It, Re wiz send copy
of the prescri ,tion used Gree of CHARGE
with the dire. tons for preparng and using
the same, which they will find a sure cure
for CONSUMPTION. Asthma. Bronchitis, Colds
Coughs, and all Throat and Lung Affections
Ths only object of the advertiser in sendins
the Prescription % be eft the afflicted
and spread Information which be Conceive
20 be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
er viii try his remedy, rs IL vii C 81 them
nothing. and NAV prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription, fAEE, bi ret n
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
masl.Iy williamsburg. Kin 8 Co. n. Y.
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From McCon,b.

A BRUTAL OUTRAGE BY "ODD FKL-
Lows''-A WIDOW CRUELLY TREAT
ED BY THEM-THkY AFTERWARDS
REPENT AND REPAIR DAMAGES Yes
terday morning at about Z o'clock.
the "Odd's" of this place we're seen
vending their way westward. ! knew
by tie frown which had settled upon
their brows, that cunning, dark, ma
licious, that nervous twitching Of the
eye, that they were bent On some in
human deed. / determined at once
to solve the mystery, for I could
gain no information from them. 1t
was impossible to stop them, for
must l say it2-so little are the laws
and public opinion respected here,
that, Mayor, Council, Constable, Min
lister, and in fact, nearly all were in
the ''rabble." This formidable band
halted at the residence of Mrs. c..
the widow of a deceased Brother Odd
Fellow. What their intentions were
so far we cannot say, but the widow
made her escape, and their rage be-
came boundless and at once began the
destruction Of property. The first
thing they espicd was the well, and
at it they went. First they demol-
ished the curb, then the platform on
which the curb stood. When this
Was done they sent some Of the party
down into the we'll in order to fasten
something to the bottom. determined
to pull the well up and take it away
with them. After scraping around
in the bottom for some time, in vain,
they gave it up, and were hauled out.
Here some of them felt rather repent.
ant and they went to work again to
repair the damage they had done
and made new curb and platform,
which they did to the satisfaction of
all concerned. 1t is only necessary
to say that they did a good job on
that well and doubtless the widow
of deceased Brother appreciates the
many kindnesses shown her by the
Brotherhood. The "Odds" all came
back about eleven o'clock, somewhat
tired but well pleased. 1t is hard to
tell what outrage they will commit
next, for they are getting SO they are
capable of doing almost anything.
All jesting aside, the Order is
gaining for itself name that is en-
viable. Though. perhaps, not eligi-
ble to the Office or Brother in the
fraternity, yet my heart is with them
1 love a true "Odd Fellow" as well
as possibly could did I belong
Heaven bless the /" Mystic Brother
Band" / would advise all to join
them that wish an opportunity of do
ing more good. Little souled men
had better remain where they are.
Yours,
ITENfC
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

Music TEACHER.-Wm. jain, late
Professor of music in the Xenia Fe-
male College has permanently locat-
ed himself in Findlay, for the pur-
pose of teaching music. He comes
well recommended, and his ability to
teach is easily and truthfully vonch
ed for. Rooms have been taken by
Mr.. Jahn in Wheeler's block, and be
is prepared to receive all persons
who wish thorough knowledge OF
music. He has piano of his own
which the pupils will be at liberty to
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1867.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Township Union Central Conn
n.ittees.

The following Committees have
been appointed for the respective
townships of Hancock county. The
first named of each Committee is
Chairman, and is urged to call their
respective Committees together at
once and organize for the Campaign.
Each committee will act as such for
their respective township, and all
combined together with the County
Central Committee will constitute the
Union Republican Committee of the
County. All the various Commit
tees, and particularly the Chairmen
of the several committees, are re-
spectfully urged and invited to meet
with the Central Committee, at the
Council Chamber, in Findlay, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1867, at one
O'Clock, Z. NJ, for the transaction OF
important business.
The Committees are as follows:
Cass-J C. Van Eman, Addison
Hardy and Jonathan Nelson.
Allen-Daniel Frick, George l..
Poe and Charles Taylor.
Portage-John Lewis, David Culp
and Jarvis Humphrey.
Washington-John Bender, Mil
ton Warner and John Halsey.
Blanchard-Wm. 81. Conine, Perry
Engle and Reason Cook.
Liberty. E. Driesbach, Hiram
Cox and Alex. Phillips.
Amanda-A. nj. Steman, Daniel
Gilbert and DR.. w. p. Wilson.
Delaware-John Elder, DR.. Clark
and Scott Henderson.
Madison-A. j. Stafford, J. W.
Williams and Dr. Lafferty.
Van Buren-John Freed, Joseph
Rothrock and John Pore.
Orange-Fred'k Hausser, D. J..
Mcconnell and n. R. Parks.
Union--Wm. LiterrIck, Saml Boil
ton and Geo w. Dukes.
Eagle--John Markie, J. L. Keller
and Peter Solt.
Jackson--John Swank, Jacob Bab-
cock and Jesse Ewing.
Big Lick-W. K Leonard, DIR. A.
S. Williams and n. III. Ward.
Marion-A Cradle, Geo. A. Wolf
and w. D. Miller.
Pleasant. r. Crawford, Q. A.
Randall and f. T. Cummins.
JOS. B ROTHCHILD,
Charm Union Cen. Com.
J. A. BORE, Sec'y.
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HOTEL X EpING.-To know how
10 keep hotel well and to actually
keep il so are two different things.
Mr.. S. Sprague, of the Crook House,
in the two years he has had that
house under his charge, has proved
that he is equal to the task-that he
knows show to keep hotel' and
does it. The houso . $ept neat and
clean, table is spread with all the
market affords and everything is in
apple-pie order.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

STREET IMPRovENENTs.--We are
glad to be able to state that indica-
tions point to vast improvements in
our streets. West Hardin street is
being graded and McAdamized, Main
street is undergoing process Of re-
novation and the road running out
of town towards Benton is receiving
a great amount of labor, though we
sbould think that it would be much
better to pay some regard to o
smooth and even surface, rather than
to put the dirt in hummocks.
Many other Of our streets need
prompt and radical attention.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

ONO FARMERS INSURANCE Com.
PANY.-The following letter 10 the
agent of this popular Insurance
Company speaks for itself:
Big LICK TP., HANCOCK Co.,)
July q, 1867.
Mr.. S. FULLERTON, AGENT 1 deem
it but just to yourself, as well as to
the company you represent, to make
this acknowledgment publicly, of the
receipt in currency of $4,000, the
amount Of my loss by the burning of
my dwelling house, (which was in
sured in your company, on the 10th
of June last.
Reports tAet the Ohio Farmer 8
had refused to pay me any part OF
my loss having been circulated, i
take this method of branding such
reports as utterly untrue.
Truly Yours,
no11.2w E. W. EDWARDS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

A CIDER MILL. DIR. Goucher,
formerly a resident Of this county, is
in town selling patent hand cider
mill. The mill is different from any
other we have ever seen, as it grinds
the apples and presses out the JUICE
in one operation. We saw it working
and consider it a meritorious ma
chine, capable of doing all the Doc.
tor claims for it. Those wishing to
examine the machine can do so by
calling at the old stand of Isaac
Davis. Town and county rights for
sale, or orders for machines taken.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

B. B.-The Buckeye Base Bali
Club of Findlay went TO Fremont to-
day to play game with the Croghans
of that place. The Fostoria Club
has also a match at the same time
with the Oexters. Success to all
this side of Fremont.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

MITE SociETIEs.-The Mite Society
of tile Presbyterian Church viii NEE;
at the house of E. p. Jones, Tuesday
evening, August 9th. A full atten.
dance is requested.
The Lutheran Mite Society will
meet at the residence of Mr. II.
Swartz, On Hardin Street, on mex,
"Wednesday evening. A general in.
vitation is extended, and a full atten.
dance is desired.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

OUT AGAIN.--Purchasers of dry
goods cannot fail 10 notice the little
OF J. S. Henderson on
the second page. Mr.. II. is a lib
eral advertiser and as rule must
needs be liberal dealer. He can't
be beaten in selling goods.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

FULLY REcovERED.-We notice
that the Premium Photographer,
F. B. Zay, has recovered his health
and is again busily engaged in the
preservation of the shadows of cor
poreal humanity. AS ever, his pic.
lures, of which he makes a great va.
riety, are truthful in outline, rich in
tone, and unsurpassed in finish, and
"a to price no one complains. Cal
and see him while the sky is clear
and your mind free from care in view
of the bountiful harvest.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

GoDKr's LADY's BooK.-We have
received the ugust number OF this
splendid ladies magazine, and it is
all that its publisher claims for it
1t is the text book of fashion for
every lady in the land. This fact is
apparent in the fact, that Cooley has
club of subscribers at nearly every
Post Office in the United States
Terms, to single subscribers one
year SO. Address, L. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia, Penn.
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IMPROVED BUILDING WALLS. -
Those who are interested in build
ing can see one of these walls in
process Of erection, if they call soon,
by W. S. Lunt, near Fostoria, o.
These walls are Of lath, without any
studding. The only timbers used
are joists and rafters. To all ap-
pearance the walls are az firm as il
made Of brick, and cost only about
one half the price of brick, while
they are frost-proof and right.
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CINCINNATI MARKET,
AN ORDINANCE to locate, estab-
lish and construct a Ditch from
Eagle Creek to the "Brown Ditch
and 70 be known as the " Findlay
n.koL

Ditch.
Sec. l. Be {, ordained by the Council OF tie
incorporated village OF Findlsy. two-third.
Of the nembers ooncurring therein that =
ditch, to be known AZ the " Findlay Di ch, :"
y o located, established and constructed a
follows, to- wit: Commencing on the wssr
bank OF Eagle Creek, at a point east OF ans
in direct line with the south line OF Linn
street, thence running due west to tbs eas
end OF the south line Of Lima street; thenrs
west along the south line OF Lima stree
TO Main street: thence west across Aaii
street TO the west side thereof thence west
along the south line of Lims street IN the
lands Of ID. J. Cory thence west across sale
lands Of ID. ]. Cory 10 the east side OF Liber
ty street; tn mce west across Liberty street
TO the west side thereof ; thence west along
the south line Of Lima strest TO The east line
of the .ands OF Jonathan Parker thence
run ming a north Iestwardly course through
the lands of Jonathan Parker aforesaid, and
the lands of Squire Cariin, following the line
ss shown by the plat OF survey thereof here.
'tofere made. to q point in the centre Of the
u Brown Ditch" heretofore located and es-
Hancock county, along tie Whitney run, and
there terminate.
Sec g. Said Ditch. go az aforesaid. located
and established, shall, under the direction
and control OF said council, be constructed d
as TO the course thereof and the excavation,
width and s.ope in accordance with the
specifications, pruaIe and plat of survey
thereof, now on file in the Office of the Re-
corder Of said Council; the construction
thereof 10 De sold to the lowest bidder or
bidders, upon his or their giving bond Oh
bonds with good and sufficient surety to the
council, conditioned upon the proper per
rormance Of the work. SAT- work To be pai d
for out of the general fund heretofore levied
for that purpose.
N. W. FILKlNS, Mayor.
Attest Joux c. MARTIN. Recorder.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

ExTREMEs.-A young lady with
rolumious skirts exp anded by huge
hoops, trail several feet in length
and bonnet the size of an envelope,
tied with numberless ribbons, three
feet long and six inches broad, stand.
ing beside young man wearing
pants so tight that they look as
though they grew on him. and whose
coat comes just to his hips. Such
a couple is well assorted and look
excellently well together.
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Attention Republicans.

Union Republican Meetings will bs
held as follows:
BENTON, Tuesday evening, : Au
gust 9th. 1867.
ARLINGTON, Friday evening
August 9th, 1867.
ARCADIA, Saturday evening, Au'
gust 10th, 1867.
Mt. BLANCHARD, Saturday
evening, August 10th, 1867.
McCOMB, Saturday evening, Au
gust 18th, 1867.
All persons are cordially invited
to attend and hear the important is.
sues Of the campaign discussed.
Let every Republican sttend and
urge his neighbors ard friends to turn
out, so that we can have large meet
ings. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

BARaAINs.--The best lime to se-
cure what Is termed " bargains" is
when goods are out OF season. Al
j. 5. Patterson's Palace Store, may
be found fine assortment of Cassi
meres and Satinets, which, as the
weather is warm, he will sell at rates
far below what the same goods car
he bought tor three months hence
Drop in and examine.
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Notice 10 Our BnfrOns.


In order to facilitate the payment
of subscriptions, we are making ar.
rangements with good, reliable men
in the different towns, to act for US in
the capacity of collectors.
The following persons are author
lied to receive money and receipt
for the same We hope they will be
literally patronized by those in or
debt.
Arcadia, Or. j. NJ. TEAL.
Fostoria, j. L. MICKEY
McComb, L. BARNEY.
Blnffton, j. MosER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

FRUIT CANs.-Go TO F. r. Stewart
Dc Bros, FostorIa. for your Fruit
Cans. They have very large stock,
made of tie best tin, and are selling
them cheap. They also have a
good assortment of Stoves, Tin and
Copper Ware, TO which they call
particular attention. A splendid
line OF Hardware can always be found
{ this house. If
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

WANTED TO RESr--By the 18th of
September or 1st of October of this
year, dwelling house within the
town limits, suitable for q small fam
lily Of adults. Enquire at JEFF. office.
june19n9tf.
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PRosPERITY.--The surest way to
prosper in business is to keep just
what the public want and sell at as
low rates as fair profit and compe-
tition will admit of. DIR. J. NJ. Teal,
of Arcadia, We notice has neat stock
of Drugs, Medicines, Notions, etc..
not excessively large, but compre
hensive, which he sells at as low
prices IS any other dealer. The
store is both q convenience and q
credit to the town.
On account Of i'll health, tue Doc
tor has discontinued .'riding" but
attends professionally all cases at his
Office.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued dur
inn the month of Inlu 1867

ing the month of July, 1867.
Chas. W .shroup and Catharine ]. Mumma
Daniel Gault and Josephine 4. Good.
Joseph White and Laura J. Miller.
Isaac d. Hall and Lecresa z. 8eery.
Daniel RhInehammer and Mariah Long.
Chas. Jacob and Julia A. Morley.
Wm. d. slsi CT and Christena Z. Twinehart
John Maitland and Mary McNaughton.
John Through and Elizabeth Burkholder.
Enos II. J ones and Anna Smith.
John r. Sims and I'll 7abeth Hughes.
From the shortness Of the above
list, it may be inferred that warm
weather or the charms of siugle
blessedness are great preyentatives
to marriage.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

REAL EsrATE.-W. j. Vance, At
torney at Law, has established real
estate agency in Findlay. AS a
(" starter" he offers some very desira
BILE town lots for sale, in which those
wishing to buy real estate will find
bargains.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

To CORRESPONDENTS. =" w" is
informed that it would be impossible
to open the columns of the paper for
religious discussion. The questions
propounded can be fully answered
by any of our ministers from the
pulpit to better advantage than
through the newspaper, considering
the vast importance of the subject,
and the amount of time and space
which would, necessarily, be occu-
pied.
"Lines to Sarah," by " Albert P.
Brown" are respectfully declined
They show an amount of love which
would, no doubt, be soothing to the
young lady, but we would suggest to
Albert that he deliver them in person,
as they will probably be more fully ap-
preciated.
"VrRITAs."--We do not wish long
political or the illogical articles, but
would be pleased to hear from you
with regard to crops, business pros
poets, improvements in your neigh
borhood, hints regarding agriculture,
etc, which will be of vastly more
value to our readers.
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.Mr BLANCHARD We understand
that the Board of Education OF the
Mt Blanchard Union School have
secured the services of Mr.. j. S. Van
horn, as principal of their school.
Mr.. V. is an excellent teacher and
any enterprise under his hand will
succeed.
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FIspLAY Wool Trade. -

FINDLAY Wool Trade. = The
wool trade of Findlay has reached,
this year, the regions Of the immense.
We have taken pains to ascertain the
amount of wool bought in Findlay
the present season, up to this time
and find it runs up to 400, ,440 pounds.
Where is the town of 1000 inhabi
tants in Ohio that can beat that.
There is another little matter con-
nected with this that viii bear men,
tioning the price Of wool has been
higher here than in any other market
We know of, the dealers being willing
to divide profits with the producer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

DEDrcArroN.-On Sunday next the
"Chrfstian Union" church, two miles
from Benton, will be "put through
its course of Democratic publication
or putrefaction. One Givens, Of
Columbus, an expeunder of the Dem
ocratic gospel Of sour Lords Vallan
digham and Olds," will preside at the
doings.
P. S. No politics-(or religion
allowed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-02

NOTICE. persons knowing
themselves indebted to the old firm
OF Henderson d Son and the late firm
of j. S. Henderson, either by note
or book account, will please come
forward Immediately and settle at
once. j. S. HENDERSON.
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