editor.
TUKSDAY MOANING, MAY f.
The members of the Kupublicati
(Jounly Committee of Forest County,
arc requested to meet at tie Court
House, (at l'rolhunolnry's Office) on
Tuesday eveniug, May 23d, 1871, at 7
o'cloc k I M. J. H.Aoxkw, Ch'm.
S. D. Ihwin, Sec'y.
We take the following from the
Vc n a n go iS)cctator:
Ckaniu:kky Oil Fiki.D. On tho
Milton Farm Fisher Brothers have two
rigs up, and Andrews and McMullen
liave one rig up.
Oa the liidgway A Nash tract three
rigs have been erected, cue well of
which is drilling.
O.I the Ballict tract S. & F. Fcrtig
liavo two wells ready to drill.
On the Fmst & lircdin tract, Huff
Farm, six rigs nre up.
The development is extending across
Lower Two Mile, or Van Bui i n llun,
and quite a number of rigs arc in dif
ferent stages of Completion. Among
the operators on the oil line two miles
south of the producing well on the
Milton Farm, Jonathan Watson has
quite a number of leases, and has al
ready commenced operations ou tho
Dale Farm.
On the Clordon Farm, adjoining the
Dale Farm, E. Prentice, of Franklin,
has commenced one well.
The new town is rapidly growing in
population and business. Almost
every branch of trade aud business in
cident to the oil business is repiescnt
cd there.
A New Wki.l. Canning well No.
4, on tjie property formerly known as
the Montgomery Oil Company's, at
Knst Sandy, is reported as doing from
30 to 100 barrels daily. It was struck
Mine twelve days ago and yielded at
lirst about eight barrels, but, upon be
ing torpedoed on Thursday of last
week, it commenced producing heavi
ly, and is reported at various figures
all tho way from 30 to 100 barrels. It
is difficult to determine what the well
will do, as it is clogged with saud, but
it will probably yield 50 barrels. The
land interest is owned by Andrews &
Sell river, who purchased it from J. M.
BonhaiD, Esq., of this city, he having
bought ol tho Montgomery Oil Com,'
pany.
Scrudgrass. The west side of the
river at Scrubgrass is attracting the
attention ot operators. Jonathan
Watson has taken a 50 acre lease on
tho Richard Kennerdell farm, aud has
commenced operating. C. D. Angell,
R. Cuudle and others, are putting up
a rig on the D. M Qutston larm.
T. Bauui and K. Cundle have also
6tarted a uew rig ou the Baum tract,
II. J. Sayers, the well-known dealer
in real estate, lias for the sum of tM,
000, sold part of the Crispin liirm, 5
acres of the G. A. Knight tract, aud
15 acres, of the Moorehead liirm in
the East Sandy region, Cranberry
township, to Vandergrift & Foreman
of Oil City. The other part of the
Crispin farm had been sold to F. W
Andrews aud others some time ago.
Fatchel Run. On Thursday last
Goss Bros, and John F. Carle, of
Pleasant ville, struck an 80 burrel well
on tha W . T. Baum tract, ruuhel Run,
The well is at present pumping 75 bar
rels.
The Foster farm, on the Jamestown
S? I'Vtinlflin I? a i 1 1. m .1 Hfw been Ittiil
out into a towou, which will be called
Geneva, This property is situated on
the Little Slienango, a short distance
from lladley's Station.
War IK SnirPESVii-LE. A fl cor
respondent writing us from Shippeu
ville, under date of April 27th, says:
We had a big excitement in our
quiet village this morning. Joseph
Kiser, collector ot school tax, demand
ed the amount assessed from Mrs.
Knoko, which she persistently refused
to pay, although able to do so. The
collector then took two able bodied
men and went to the barn of the re
cusant taxpayer, to take a cow. Then
the fun commenced. Tho doors were
locked and the old lady inside prepar
ed to protect her property. The othcer
and his posse, after viewing the situa
tion; commenced tearing off boards to
get the cow out. This aroused the ire
of the fcinala warrior and she com
menced to attack the invaders. Clubs,
stones, aud pitchforks were into requi
sition, aud the battle raged fearfully
tor hat an hour, wlicn the assailing
party, iroiu force of numbers, succeed
t'd in storming the fortress, aud driving
off the cow. How hiirli is this for
rihippen ville ? Clarion Democrat.
The Meadvillo IlepubUcun says : The
celebration ot the adoption ot thcril-
t-entli Amendment, to take place m
this city, May 10th, will most likely
bb the largest affair of the kind ever
attempted by the colored people of
this section of the State. Large del
rations will be in attendance from
Franklin, Oil City, Titusville, Cony,
Erie and Warren, Pennsylvania;
Jamestown and Olcan, 2Sew York;
Youngstown, Warreu and Ravenna,
Ohio; and many from ull the smaller
towns i u Northwestern 1 eunsyivania
ArviiJnxT. Ycstertay afternoon,
Mr. Joseph Stevenson, while working
at tho Frazicr well on McCliutock
Hill, fell a distance of about 18 fret,
iullicting severe internal injuries. Ho
vu cour iJerably hurt acrua the back,
but no bones were broken. Dr. W. C.
T K r attended to the injured inau, who
i' np ittod u. doing well. Uuuseiillo
W. R. DUNN . - -
We clip tha following from the
ltrolcum Centre Hcrord :
Liict l ight, one Jack McCormick, a
notorious ruiliiin ami scoundrel, who
has hung around this place for several
months pant with no visible means of
support whatever, concluded to upset
the usual order and quiet that prevails
by getting drunk, iu which he succeel
V, but eventually found himself in
the lock-up. After getting his miser
able carcass well filled with rot cut
whisky, he proceeded to the mouth of
Benniiigholl Run and commenced the
evening's performance by breaking in
the door ot JUr. Jas. Lyndon s house
seizing a valuahlo dog by the In mi
legs smashing it dow n on the counter
breaking the poor beast's legs. When
remonstrated with villian threatened
to set fire and burn all the buildings
down in the neighborhood. A short
time afterwards this brute in human
form met Rev. Father Dunn and as
sailed him with the moat vile and lew.
lived lauguagtt, threatening his life
and intimidating him to such an ex
tent that the Rev. rather was forced
to rice fir fen r the villain would do
him bodily harm. After committing
sundry other depredations he was ar
rested by oflicer Mellugh and placed
in the Iock-up,eoncluduig the evening s
performance by making night hideous
with his drunken howling!?.
This morning he was brought before
Justice Reynolds, and after an exam
ination was bound over in the sum of
8700 to appear at the August term of
Court at Franklin, to answer a charge
of malicious mischief. He failed to
procure bail and wrs taken to Frank
lin on the 1:20 train by office-McIItijih,
where it is to b hoped the villian will
"rot in tha Bastile" for the rest of his
natural term of existence.
Singular Case. On Monday last,
Mr, C. B. Stewart, a carpenter aud
joiner in the cmply of J. C. Scott of
tins place, while at work suddenly lost
the use of his speech. No cause ran
be assigned for his misfortune. He
is in good health and remains so ex
cept that it is iiumposible for him to
speak. The case is a singular one.
The amount of building going on at
the upper end of this place, iu the
burnt district is surprising in the ex
treme. Nearly the w hole of one side
of Washington street which a few
weeks since was cc vexed with blacken
ed and half burned debris, is now re
built w ith an excellent class of build
ings occupied by nearly all branches
of trade, and the occupants appear to
be doing a flourishing business. Such
energy iu tho face of ru.n by tho Cre
fieud is commendable in the highest
degree. Petroleum Centre is not dead
yet.
Vamosed. A case of "evapora
tion," or leaving town betweeu two
days, occurred night before last in this
place. John L. McCltllan, who has
been employed as telegraph operator
iu the oliice of the Pacific & Atlantic
Telegraph Co., after collecting the
mouth's bills due the Company,
amounting to between 6400 aud $500,
left oa one of the evening trains. The
young man left sundry small bills for
liquor, cigais, board, &v., unpaid, be
sides borrowing what money he could
from dillereul individuals. Wc are
not advised as to whether the Compa
ny intend using endeavors to secure
the arrest of McClellau or not.
Fire. About twelve o'clock to-day
the large engine house over the boiler
in use for pumping the five wells on
the upper end of the Columbia farm,
caught fire and was burned down. The
fire originated from an overplus of gas
from one of the wells running into the
I lire-box and causing an explosion. The
boiler and machinery was badly in
itred. The lo?s, it is estimated, will
not tall short of 51,000.
The Titusville Herald discourses
thusly, of the failure of the passage of
a bill for a new county w ith Titusville
as the county seat!
Our Harrisburgh correspondent yes
terday informed us that the new coun
ty bill was "a dead issue" for the nres
cut session. This does not lessen our
or expectation thut the disappointment
is only temporary, and that the Leins
lature will yet concede the justice of
our demand that the people ot Craw
ford county shall have the privilege of
passing upon the merits of the question
at the ballot-box. it may be longde
ferred, but the time must certainly
come. And what the Legislature will
require is not the argument of dollars
and cents.but the evidence ot necessity
Probably less than a dozeu members
of that body have ever visited Titus
ville and the oil region, and have no
adequate conception of its commercial
resources and importance. Let the
next Lcginluluie be be brought out
hero en viaxse. Let the hospitalities be
extended to them in a body. Let them
have a chance at the opera and a
glimpse of Church Run,' and, if need
be, free tickets to "Red-Hot." Show
them our palatial fctores.elegaut hotels,
plethroic banks, handsome churches
anu crowded school-houses, and send
them home again with full bellies and
grateful hearts. Just fur once..
Serious Accident. Yesterdav af
ternoon, a youug man named Win.
Wells, in tho employ of the Messrs.
Dunlap, liier builders, while engaged
in agisting to raise u heavy plank by
means of the hoisting crane, was serious
ly injured by the pi -ink falling ou his
right leg, occasioned by the breaking
of lhe hook to which it was attached.
It was with tome difliculty that he wus
extricated from beneath it. A mat
tress was ki'idly furnished by the offi
cers of the Michigan and iio was cou
veyeil to his homo rn Fourth street.
Dr. Stninahin was cilled and set the
limb which was broken ju"t below the
thi"h. .Wa h'i"ttlii-n, 6th.
' Wc take the following items Iroiu
Curry Telegraph :
Thusday morning fire was discover
ed in a small dwelling house on Wright
St., which was in few minutes entirely
consumed. The alarm was first given
by tho engineer on an Atlantic freight
train, entering the city, shortly belore
two o'clock. The whistles of the man
ufactories and the bell joined iu a
frightful chorus, and the city was soon
thoroughly alarmed. The Fire De
partment were promptly on hand, but
thnir efforts were of little avail save
to extinguish the fire iu the pile of
dtbris, aud prevent Its communicating
with adjacent property. The building
was the property of James McLaugh
lin, of small value, and uuoccupied.
There was no insurance on it. The
fire was undoubtedly the work of an
mcenuiary,
On Saturday a gentleman on his
way to Buffalo was robbed at the de
pot of $150. He was a stranger in
the city, and had purchased a ticket
over the Cross Cut Road, and did not
discover his loss till within a few min
utes of the starting time of the train.
He took the loss Tory coolly and made
no effort to discover the thief. Crimes
nf this kind are an unusual occurreuce
in this city.
"A number of new dwellings are be
ing erected on the easterly part of
I leasant and Soiith f!ts, and old ones
are being repaired in a manner to pre
sent an attractive appearance. There
is no town in Western Pennsylvania
that can excel Corry in neat and tasty
buildings.
Curious Eoos. Mr. John Day, of
hdlery, has brought to us a singular
freak of nature. It is a hen's eg in
the form of a crook-necked squash. It
is about two and a half inches long,
and in contents is as perfect an rgg as
was ever laid ; at the same time it is
an exact fuc simile nf a crook-neck.
Whether the hen that laid it was
frightened by having a crook-neck
squash thrown at her ; or that she had
been eating squash seeds, or how to ac
count lor it we do not know.
Kuse!l .1 Hso also hands in an egg
on which is as perfect a picture ol
young duck as could foe drawn, it is
formed of some substance like wax, a
little darker in color than the shell,
stuck on tha outside of the eirg. The
picture is about as big as a three cent
piece.
We should judge the hens here
abouts are getting ambitions and try
to cultivate the hue arts. We wait
with some anxiety to see what will be
the subject of the next lay. Perhaps
it will be ( to music. Jitmettown
Journal.
We take the followiug items from
tho Greenville Argut :
On the 27 ih ult- Thomas Jones,
well-knowu citiseu of this place, and
chief engineer at. the railing mill ol
Geo. ebterman & Co., while engatrcd
in cutting a key-seat on a shaft in the
mill, some twenty-fave feet lrorn the
ground, accidentally lost Lis balance
and fell, aud in the desceut his head
struck the f rame of a lurire grindstone,
cutting u Iriglitlul cash in Ins check
aud chin, aud breaking his left arm
near the wrist. Mr. Junes ankle was
also severely sprained, as being badly
bruised in a number of places ou the
limbs and body. Thoueh his injuries
are quite severs it is thought h will
be able to resume bis business agaiu in
two or three weeks.
utter. lhe skin ot an otter mea
suring over frv fuet in length is now
on exhibition at the hardware store of
Ewiiig & Sutton. The animal from
winch this large skin was taken was
caught in Pymatuning Swamp, above
Jamestown, Pa. We hear ot three or
four otters having been caught near
the same place during the past winter
but the otter H now a'm. st an extinct
species of animal iu this county.
1 The IlUing Sun, of Em lent ou, -ut
ter publishing a notice of a hone hav
been stolen near there, goes on to say
Thieves are dointr anile a thrivin?
butiness in that Hue, but still we sup
pose that it is only a small amount lor
each member of the band, as we have
some very good reasons for believing
there is a large organization in west
ern Pennsylvania, extending over eev
oral counties ; also feel pretty certain
that we would not have to answer al
the day of Judgment for any wrong
senteuee, if we were puss the opiuiou
that thcie was one or more of this gang
of horse-thieves and counterfeiters try
ing to pass for holiest citizens of this
borough, and at the houses of one or
more of whom a well known counter
feiter and supposed burse-thief makes
regular visits. 1 his is a rough sketch
of our village but we feel it to be our
duty to Hate the situation just as it is,
or at least as we think it is.
We clip tho following items from
the Meadviile Jiepublican :
Mrs. O'Neil, wile of Eugene O'Ntil
residing in Vallonia, was the victim of
the fire on Tuesday evening. It was
the same old story kindling a tire by
pouring kerosene oil out of a can. 8he
was very dangerously burned, and to
day it is thought tho cannot survive.
Another terrible warning to all who
hear but do not heed.
Geo. Smith was arrested iu this city
yeUerday by Chief Boyd, on informa
tion received from Corry thut he was
wanted in that town. It appears that
George had been guilty of till tapping,
at the store of John Williams, Mo. I'.O
First Avenue, Curry. An oflicer from
Corry cunie uud touk this luck-Huiith
in charge.
A little child of Mr. Flannigan,
on First Aveuue, was accidentlly pois
oned on Thursday, by swallowing cor
rosive sublimate, and died from the
effects in the eveuing. Corry J'juLli-
MS.
M0WER & REAPER,
Improved for t87t.
MANUFACTURED BY
AKRO, onto.
This Machine hm Tinver competed at
any uUonnl or HtHte Fair, or pre! trial,
without having received the Hot i romi.
um, and hox lieen'nwardeit trrealor mini
lor of Mcdnt tlmn any other machine now
before the publio,
FOK SALE BY
D. S
KNOX,
Tionesta, Fn.
6-3in.
PROCLAMATION.
AViikrkas. Tho Honorable. Tames Camp
bell. Vrpsident Juik'e of the Court of Com
mon Vitus and tJtiiirterHetwions tn mid ftr
the county -of Korext, )miwuil hi pre
empt for holding a Court of Common Virus
unci Quarter ScmhIoiim, Ac., at Tioiiesta, for
the County of tcrest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of Mar next, being the
J d iluv ot Mav. 1ST1. Notice i therefore
given to the Coroner, Justice of the IYace
ami Constable of vaid enmity, that they be
then and there in their procr ktwoih at
ten o'clock, A. M. of said day, w ith their
rccorim, inquisition exaiiiinuiion aim
other remembrances, to do llioxe thing
which to their oIIIccm amiertniii to be done,
and to tlnk-e who arc Imuud in recognizance
to iroMvute against the imsoncrs thut are
or shall be in the Jail nfl-orest (Anility, that
they la) then and there torufacuteuaintf
tlicni as biiall ie jiisi. tuvt'ii miner toy
hand una kcul tutu nun ohv oi Apr., A. u.
Ml. 10. U U'AVIS. Sh'fl.
Appraisers' List.
LIST OF DEALERS IX FOREST, fOU THE
YEAR 1871.
Tionc.ita SoroxgK.
Cut.
S. II. Haslet, 12
.1. .1. Visher U
Procr t- Heck It
I. llilbroimer A Co. II
T.loyd it Lewis 14
I lav id llava 14
D. M. Kuox rf'Co. U
Agnew A Nigms 14
Superior Lumlier Co. 14
Harmony Tovwtkip.
J. 3. Range 14
James Neill 14
J. J. McCaalin 14
ltvan iV llro. l:t
T." H aurally 14
Colloui, Sunders 0 Co. 7
C. It. Foster 14
Win. Thornton 14
Nesttcl A Veterson lit
AuaUuhlutor 11
. Hickory Tbmuhip.
II. A It. II. blowe 14
T. 1). Oilliiis I I
T. J. Uowmau 13
Kingtcy Totcnthip.
Wheeler A iHiseubury 13
John A hist rami 14
(Superior Lun:'4r Co. 13
Urtene Tvwtwhip.
T. H. Cobb 13
TioHttla Tovfuhip.
O. V. Alsbaeh. ' 13
Harnett Tountap.
G. 3. Fraier 13
Apjeals will Ik) held In tho Treasurer's
oflico in TioliCKta, Koreet County, on the
fourth Monday of Mav, IH71.
jix'i;jic hanLet,
Mercantile Appraiser.
JURUBEBA.
w. I AT MIT?
It Is s sore and erfi-et remedy for all dis
eases of tho liver and spleen, enlar or oii
strui'tion of Intent. lie, L'ntiary, Uterine,
or Alslominal Organs, poverty or a want
of blood, Intermittent or Itcitiitent Fevers
Inflammation of the Liver, lropsy. Slug
gish circulation of the blood, Abscesses,
Tumors, Jaudice, Scr ful, Vyspepsia,
Ague and Fever or their concomitants.
Div. WKI.ut having become aware of the
extraordinary medicinal properties of the
Mouth American Vlant, called
JURUBEBA,
sent a special commission to that country
to procure it in its native purity, and hav
ing found its wondcrlul curative proper
tics to evei exceed the nuticipuiiona form
ed by its great reputation, has cane! tided
to oiler it to the public, aud is happy to
stale that he has perfected arrigeiiicnts for
a regular monthly mpply of this wonder
ful Vlant. Hu has spent much time ex
perimenting and investigating as to the
most cllicieut preparation from it, for pop
ular use, and has tor some time used in
his own vractico with most happy results
the effectual medicine, now presented to
the piibiie as
Dr. WELLS' Extract of JURUBEBA
and he confidently reconi mends It to evcrv
lainlly as a househoiihl remedy w hich
should bo freely taken as a liLoi'it) I'l Rl-
KR in all deraL'emciils or too a stem anil
to animate and fortify all weak and Lyiu-
iihutio temperaments. JOHN H. KH.li
.otitt, Vlutt St., New York. Solo Agent
for the United States. Vrico One liollar
per bottle. Send for Circulur. 50-lt
COUGH! COUGH! COUGH!
Why will on Cough when you can be
o eas'ilv released by using
Ir. Vlls C'urbolii'Tublots?
They are a sure for Sore Throat, Cold,
7oa'rseness, Catarrh and all Diseases of
the Lungs, Throat and lironchial Tubes.
From the great number of Testimonials
as to tho etlieieni-y of the Invaluable nied
eino the following is selected :
47 Wuhl-un.-ich Ave., Chicago III ,
January 11, lw7l.
"For the last ten years I have been a
great sutl'erer lugii lreiiiient attai-ka of
Acuto Pronchitis, and have never found
unylhiiig to r licvo i.ie from these attacks
until I tried Dr. Wells' Carbolic Tablets."
Kmzauutii T. Root.
CAUTIOM
lie sure that vou
get Wells' Carhol-
lo Tablets ; don't let other (foods bo palmed
elf on vou in their place.
John Q. Kcdog, 81 l'lutt St., N. Y.' Sole
Agent. Hold uy ii ugyistM, Vrice 1!3 cents
a oox. 4'J-lt
8 O'CLOCK.
' '
SHERIFF'S SALES.
VlHTl'K of aundi v writs of Fieri
aeias, Venditioni Kxnntins and Allan
Hert rarias Isiuod out of tho Court of
Common Vleas of Forest Colin tr. ami to
mo directed, there will lie exposed to sale
liv public vendue or outcry nt tho Court
llouso la tha Ihirough of Tioueaf a, on
MONDAY, MAY 22d, 1871,
at 2 o'clock, V. M., the following described
real estate, to wit :
H. V. McCalmont v. O. 8. Lonpr, H.
Wothev and K41 Walton, fl. fa. No. ,Hti May
Term is; 1. Also. H. P. McCalmont vs. I.
8. I-ong Brut II. Wathev, fl. fa. No R3 May
Term, 1M71 Osliom All that certain trai t
Ol land situate In tho township of Hickory,
county or Forest, tiounded and described
a follows: Iteginning nt a noat, thence by
. u'i iih ilv VUIll 1J iftllllVS. Yiconi,
Win. Hunter aud ethers north forty-live
degrees east 11 ve- hnmlred and sixty perch
es to a wlille oak. thence bv land lornierlv
owivxl by Joseph H recti anutti foi tv-live
degrees east Unce liumljeO. ouu neveuly
tive perches to a pino stomp, thetico bv
lamlnow-er formerly or It. Ktowe south
fivrty tiro degrees- wint five hnadred and
sixty pen lwa to a yellow pine, thuuee by
land tiunicily owiied bv H. Stowe and
others n.irth forty-tire degrees west three
hundred and twenty perchea to th place
of beginning, containing eleven hm.Ured
aiTes more or les, and U'lng tract num
bered five thonsaird two hundred and
tliree (SLIKI) unimproved. Taken la exe
eutinn and to be sold aa the preixtrty of II.
Wat hey, tieorue Imgund KU WalUiu. at
tho suit of 8. V. McCalmont.
ALSO,
J. E. McOntrn use W. C J.tiii-feson vn. A.
A. Copeland, veu. ex. No. 8, May T. 1871.
Nicholson and llla:kmon vs A. A. Cope
land, al. II. la. No. -2., May T. 1H71. All
defendant's right, title. Interest and rial in,
of in and to a certain tract or pi ceo of land
situate in Harmony township, Forest
county, Vn., bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit; Commencing at a white oak
sapling on the Tionesta Hoad, south side,
thence north three degrees east twenty
perches to a post and stone Iu Held, thence
south forty-seven dcgnea east sixteen
perches to a jack oak sapling, thence noith
three degree east one hunched and ninety
six perche to a corner, thence westerly
eighty-eight perches to a corner, thence
south three degrees west one hundred and
twenty-four perches to the said Tionesta
ltoad, heneebv said Tionesta Komi twen
ty-live ierches to the place of beginning,
bounded on the south bv Raid road and
luud of K. 1 liavis, on the east by laud of
i-.. iw. iavis anu uonev tract, ou the norm
bv land of oil eo on the west by land of A.
Handy, containing eighty-two acres, more
or let, with one frame house aud one
n ame nam uicrooo creeleu, ana itnoul -o
a-res improvtsl. Taken Iu execution and
to be sold us the property of A. A. Cone
hiiid ut the suits oi' J. K. Miliiiire, use W,
i. .lamiesoti, aud Nicholson it lilackmou,
Terms cash.
April A), Ml. 13. L. DAVIS, Sh'ff.
Applicatlonsj for Iirensic
AT MA! TERM, 1871.
John A. Proper, Hotel, Tionesta borough
J. C. Volley, Hotel, FugundiiB City.
Samuel bright, ltestaurant, lag.indus
City.
Nathan Klinordlingcr,Wholesale Liquors,
Tionesta Isirongh.
John Woodcock, Hotel, Milleraburg, Har-
iiony lowiiKiiip,
Tanicfllack, Hotel, Tionehta borough.
Horace A. Hunee, Hotel, Trunkey ville,
xiainiony ip, rf, js. aua -v ,
4 St Cl k.
TKI.IL. LIST,
FOR FOVltTH NON DAY IN MAY.
It. 11. Itolerta v Fsrrer A Trlft.
Thomas Mowris vs Win. Slater rt al.
.1. IK lilenti va Hickm-v Kami Oilfn.
1'nvid oill ts Jnmes ti'reen et al, admlnls-
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