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mechanic will be yet the real tax payers under
this law. The money lender will extort larger in
terest The merchant will dvance the addi-
tonal percentage on his goods, and the unfortunate
mechanic or farmer who is borrower or the pur-
chaser will have to bear the whole burden of this
unjust unequal' and oppression" law with these
zoe sympathise.
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MARRIED.

In Van Vert county, on the eth ult, by
THOMAS GILLnAND, Esq, r. G. SPEARS, Esq.
and Miss LOUISA, daughter of Hon. ISSAC
SPEAR, of Ridge township, in said county.
glorious annexation of most excellent de-
mocratc stock. May the happy pair "live a
thousand years,"&c.
At Fruit Hill, near Chillicothe, on Monday eve
ming last by the Rev. Mr.. Brtton, Hon. WILL
LIAM ALLEN, United States Senator from Ohio,
to Mrs. EFFIE COONS, daughter of the late Go
vorhor Macarthur.
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OFf1c1AD.-Georgs W. Doty. Lieut. in the
Navy, vice VIM. A. Jones, resigned.
Daniel Dobbins, (reapponted) captain OF
a cutter in the revenue service, vice Gilbert
Knapp, dismissed.
John Norvell, Attorney United States
for District of Michigan, vice George C.
Bates, resigned; to take effect lst June, ls45.
Charlss g. Hammond, Collector at Detroit,
Michigan, vice Edward Brooks, resigned.
Samuel G. White, Surveyor at Accomac
Court House, Virginia, vice VIM. Wilson,
removed. Linton.
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America could support nine hundred and
thirty millions of people without being so
densely populated as Europe now is. The
present population of Europe is about 23s
millions; of America IS millions, Of the
whole earth 100 millions
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BANK NOTE TABLE.

We have no additional advices relative to
The condition. of The Wooster, Ncrwalk or
Sandusky banks They have each large
amount of their PROMISES TO PAY in circula-
lion, but whether they are able 10 REDEEM,
is another question. All we know about the
matteris, their notes are received with much
dislrust by business men.-Ohio States man.
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THE OREGON EMIGRAN rs.

To the editor oi the Venture:
send you below some extracts from letter lately re
eeived from Moan HcBER ESQ., which will lie reud will
interest by lis friends in this county and by tho
general public No portion of the Union is letter repre-
sented In the present emigrutng company, than North
western Ohio The last letter from Mr.. HUBER Is drtet
May 9th, just the company the extreme verge
of civilization The gentleman to whom tile letter wa'
addressed will furnish you copy for publication in YOU
next paper, X.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander Hardin I
rs. SVENDJ. EyPONAS.

Henry Emmons,
pY vrne Of a writ of vend exponas to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Hnncrok County,
Ohio win offer for sale Earn of Henry Emmons in
blanchard tbwnshp, in Putnam County. Tuesday the
10th day OF June, lS45 between tie hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ, nnd four o'clock p NJ, Of sHd day, the following
described property, TO wit
One NOW of wheat and lot of whent in the she'd
and the undivided half Of twenty acres of corn in the
ground and one third of three acres of corn in tlIs
ground
Taken rs the property of Henry Emmons to satisfy
Judgment in favor of Alexander Hardin.
T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
suERIrFs OFFICE, Kalidal ,oo.
Nav 10Th, lS45. p"S~o
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PROGRESS OF DEMoCRACY-By late advi-
ces fom Prussia we learn that that kingdom
is now profoundly agtated by the loud, stern,
vet sober demand of the people for Con
stitution and National Congress Every
province is aroused, and public meetings are
held in every quarter, and remonstrances
and petitions poured into the government in
ceaseless stream. E!befelde and Dussel-
Iorf are filled with excited men. The King
dare not prevent these meetings by the bay
onet, for the soldiers are known TO sympa-
lhize with the people. A Constitution" is
the most alarming cry that can meet the ears
of despot. 1t commenced like the earth
quake that rocked the Bourbons to their
grave, and sunk the arisocracy of France in
sea of blood. GA Constitution" is the
knell of despotism, and Prussia is now shak-
ing on her feudal throne. This movement
has been set on foot by the appearance of a
book written by Prnssian lawyer named
Jacoby, who, by referring to the promise
made by the father of the present King TO
great National Congress, TO meet at Berlin,
proves that the demand of the people is not
a matter ofiustce but lap The edct of Will
liam Iii. issued in the commoiion created by
Bonaparte in his fierce passage over Europe,
is declared to be law which the present
King is bound to see fulfilled. If Prussia
gets Constitution, woe to Federalism in
Europe. Thus goes democracy over the
world-its progress cannot be checked.
The whirlwind and earthquake may come
with it. Let them come.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

in aud for Putnam County Ohio at their May Term,
A. 1915 will offer for sale at tle door of the Court
House In said County tie first day OF July, A. D. s45,
between tie ours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and two O'Clock
r. M Of said day, q following described Real Estate,
situnte in said County. 70 wit:
Tie west half of tile south east quarter OF section
Ter twenty OF Township north of Range six east;
containing eighty acres Of lnnd-e north quarter Of
the south CT quntte fsecton numte twenty of Town
ship north Of Raufe six east; containing forty of
and-tte mort west quarter of section number twenty one
OF Township one north of Runge six east; containing
hundred and sixty of and-nnd tie north nf of the
north east quarter of section number twenty of Town
slip one north of Range six eHs containing eighty
of land.
The terms of payment will be made known the day
of sale. JAMES CROW,
SARAH CROW,
Rdmr'S Of the Estate of A5raham Crou deed.
JOHN AcKERMAN, Atty. for Pet.
May 81 Is45 4we23
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CAUTION TO ALI!

CAU1lON III ALI!
Let all the porld take notice, aud be careful
not to buy the SUGAR coATED)
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
unless EVERY Box has on it the written signature
of the original inventor and patentee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH WI. ID.
These pleasant Pills possess powers to open
ALL the natural drains Of the system--viz: the
LUNGS, KIDNEYS, SKIN and BOWEL S-hi-
therto UNKNOWN in the practice of medicine; and
so complete has been their triumph over all other
medicines, that many have been led to suppose
they contain some powerful mineral; but upon
examination by Drs. Chiffon, RANDOLPH, HUNT
1NGroN, and others, this suppositon is at once
proved groundless.
Sold in New York at 179 GREENWICH STREET,
also by RusHToN g. Co., 10 AsToR HOUSE. IN
Pamphlets to be had of agents gratis.
N B. Persons will also notice on the top label
an engraved Indian figure, crossed with fine red
print.
The genuine may also by bought with safety at
Dr. Guion's, corner of Bowery and Grand street,
and Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and
at respectable stores the United States
2m9l0
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ATTENTION,

ATTENTION.
rTNHE commissioned officers of tie serond Rife Regi.
L menird Brigade, seventeenth Division Ohio Militia,
are hereby notified TO meet at tie ouse Of Capt Frucey
II Columbus Grove on Saturday, June 2ls proximo OF
l2oork, NJ for the purpose OF eeeting Colonel for
snd Rement to supply the vacancy caused by the denth
of Col. Gillett,
s. BELL Brig. Gent.
BY NJ. c. EWING,
Friday, May 30, ls45. Fieut Col of said Rigt.
3Wco3
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Friday, May 80. ls45.

DEMOCRATS KEEP 1T IN MIND,
That the law passed by the Wings
last winter creating the State Bank
of Ohio must be speedily and utter
ly REPEALED.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
Gordon G. Colt,
| Gosvener Clark,
and George w.
Merrill.
Us.
vENDr ExroNAs:

DY virtue Of writ OF vendi expopns to me directed
ID ON eCourt ofCommon Tlets, of Erie County Ohio,
will offer for sale at IL OF Matt ew um ers, In
Cir OF, on Tuesdny the l0t duy Of june e45, etween
ours OF ten O'clock A. NJ, ard four o'clock, p. NJ, Of
said day, tie following descril ed Ioperty, TO wit:
Three egh day cloohs, musical briss clock, one set
Of Blacksmith tools one yoke Of oxon s6rel orse.
one gDy orse one fpy stud ose one durham heife one
I0rse lucy, and one two o wupron,
Taken u property of Mat ew Cl nmers, 10 satisfy
Judgment IL favor OF Gordon Colt, Grosvener Clark and
George w. Merrill,
TIL MCCLURE, Sheriff.
SnERfFF's OFFICE, Kalida,l
May 30th, l6i5 bw223
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OUR TITLE TO OREGoN.-The question
has frequently been asked, if the United
States have clear and unquestionable right
to the territory of Oregon, why did they
agree 10 the joint occupation treaty with
Great Britain? At the time this treaty was
made, our title was not so clear at it now is,
TO the territory; but on the contrary, our
title to part of it was very questionable" ;"
Since then, that portion of the territory north
of the 42d parallel, has been surrendered to
the United States by Spain, and thus the IT,
lie is fected.-Ohio Statesman.
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GEORGE SKINNER,

GADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Kalida,
- Putnam county, Ohio. Orders promptly exc
tened. Saddles, Sc, constantly on hand,
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New MExIco.-ft is we'll known to many
of our readers that the province of New
Mexico has been for some time annoyed at
the control exercised by the Central Govern
ment. The spirit prevailing in that province
may prevent any cessation of intercourse
with ii, even if Mexico should assume a
hostile attitude towards the United States.
The Western Exposior says:
" I'VE are able TO state to the satisfaction
of all concerned, from recent advices from
New Mexico, that although there might be
partial suspension of trade for short time,
there will not be by any means an entire one.
The Governor of New Mexico AYERS that
hostilties Of any character occurring with
the United States and the interior or lower
country, shall never prevent the admission of
goods from hence entering his domains as
usual. That trade will be considerable; /;
and already we have goods arriving here to
be transported thither."
THE OREcoN.-The Washington Union,
in an article on this subject! ,!conends, that sol
The discoveries, settlement and agreements
made nce,l770, by all civilized nations, we
have abundant and circumstantial proofs;
and the United States need not fear to chal-
lenge investigation, either on account Of
their own direct claims, or of those derived
from another nation"
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NOTICE

NOTICE
THE Subscriber having teen appointed Administrator Of
l. the estate of John H. Recker late of Ottawa township
in the county of Putnam, lerey requests oil persons that
indebted to the said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and wo lave claims against the pres
ent tile same duly proved for settlement.
HARMON H. RECKER, Admir-
Of John H. R0eksr, deed
May 21st, 1s45. && cw222
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HENRY COMMON PLEAS.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS:

The above Defendants hereby informed that on the
Goth day of Apri A. D. ls45 said Administrator filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleus of Henry County,
Oaio tie lec and prayer of which petition is, Of tain
order &c. at the next term of said Court for the sale
of the following real estate of which the said Daniel Wait
died saized wit The half ofte south quarter
AMI the west half ofe south quarter of section No. II
eevcn iownsl p No. [4l four north Of range No. [6 six
east, in tie Pqua Land District in the county of Henry
and State of Ohio and containing one hundred and sixty
more or less.
DAVID J. CORY,
Administrator 0f Daniel Wait, deceased
BY ]. G. HALY, SoI'r for Petitioner
Dn ted May 18th, 1916. 292dw
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&C., -----------=----------- - -
ESTRAY.

WE tie undersigned teing called to view and ap
w prise esray taken up by John Curtis resident
of Washington townsl ip, Pculding county, Ohio, do find
the TO lie light dun Mare; with black legs and black
and tail small in her forehead, atout fourteen
hands high supposed TO he fourteen years old ts spring.
and we do appraise said mare to twenty dollars
WILLIAM HARRELL,
JOSEPH MELLIHGER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th day of May,
A. d. lS45 JOHN KlNGERy; J. P.
certify the abovet be true copy from my estty hook
s22*cw JOHN KINGERY. J. p
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From the New orleans Bee, MAY Z.

ONE Day LATER FROM MExIco.-The
schooner Creole, arrived yesterday from Vera
Cruz, having left that city on the 22d ulI.,
one day after the Yucateca. We have re-
ceived by her Didrio de Vera Cruz, OF
The 22d, but ii is absolutely destitute ofhews.
When the Creole left, the mail from the cap
ital had not arrived.
A Zacatecas paper mentions the explosion
of powder manufactory situated on the
road TO Guadaloupe, by which the building
was completely destroyed, and the pToprie-
tor and several operatives were killed OF
wounded.
A passenger on board the Creole informs
us that the shocks of The earthquake were
still repeated, and that the explosion OF the
powder magazine noticed above, was occa-
stoned by one of these convulsions. The in
habtanls of the capital had taken refuge in
tents established on the public promenades.
1t was, however, believed that the shocks
had ceased, as the volcano of ST. Martin,
which had been inactive for eighty years,
had b. gan 10 emit flame and lava
With respect to Texas, the Mexican 60
vernment appears disposed to recognize her
independence, and is willing TO select France
and England as umpires. Such is the tenor
of our information.
Not word of Santa Anna.
The Picdyune adds:
We have again to say that Mexico has not
yet declared war against the United States,
although rumors were rife in the town yes
terday that she had done so. The subject
was very general topic of conversation
yesterday, but no one, we presume, seriously
believed the rumor. At any rate, it was
treated with derision.
Verbal communications from some of the
passengers by the Creole represent that the
general feeling at Vera Cruz is in favor of a
war, and that the prevailing impression there
is that the Government will declare it so
soon as it finds itself in a situation to do SC
with effect Nous perrons.
The four American vessels Of war were
still lying at SacrIfcios. Should Captain
S,ockton's squadron Join them, as is antcpa
ted, the fleet will consist of eight vessels OF
war, amounting in all 10 l54 guns.
Ry this arrival we hear not word more
of Mr.. Shannon, the American Minister.
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ANOTHER TOLEDO WAR.--1he sheriff OF
one of the border counties of Missouri un-
dertook TO execute a writ on the disputed
tract between Missouri and Iowa. His pri-
soners were rescued by the Iowa people, and
himself seized and held over for exercising
illegal authority. He has lately been tried
and sentenced TO 10 days. Imprisonment in
the territorial penitentiary, but before the
sentence was executed, he was pardoned by
Gov. Chambers.-DetroH Ado, Nay IA.
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FIRE IN BosToN.-At half past Q o'clock
P. M. on Sunday (May ll,) fire broke out
in Mr.. NewelI's Carpenter Shop, South
Cedar Street, Boston, which continued to
rage for three hours 1t is said to have orr
ginated from the play, Of some boys, who
were roasting clans on the edge of the
water near Newel's shop, to which the fire
communicated. Two of them named Sulli-
van and Maxwell, small lads, were arrested
but were afterwards discharged. Luckily
the tide was up and water was readily OBJ
tained from the back bay; but from Other
sources it appeared to be deficient. Many
engines were present from the neighboring
towns, and all found employment. Of the
buildings destroyed nearly all were insured
of the centents, nothing. There are ovel
one hundred families deprived of home
The loss is upwards of $l50,OOO! 1t was
rumored that the children belonging to lady
named Haynes (who was at church, were
lost
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David ]. Cory, Ad.
ministraior of Dan.
iel Wait, deceased.
rs.
Otis Wait, Alverdo
Wait, Sidney S.
Wait, Ophelin Wait,
r issel Wait, Della
M.WGit, ,Patty1ohn-
son, SloddNrd John.
son, Eliza Peas,
| William Peas.
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POPULATION OF THE Misunderstanding
to McGregor, the population of the world is
sl2,553,7l2, According to Bsl, this vast
multitude i. thus divided.
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CO HE1 i i ]
Observation-Disclosures

are the only pills in exisenre containing Sarsapa-
rilla in them, and were the first pulls introduced by
that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others
offering ''SarsaparI Pills" aud "Bluod Pills'' 10
the public, thinking to sell Them tie reputation of
cdr Leiiy's SarsapariIa Blood Pills." yet the
trick has sisnaly failed, judging from the increasing
sales and demand for DIR, Leidy's Blood Pills.
The public should other pills than D.. Lei
dy's Sarsaparila Blood Pills; for by their necular
composition, they produce the combined effects Of
purifying The Blood and Anuai faidy, and cleansing
the Stomach aud BoDeis by purgng lherelrom all
causes ofdsease.
They produce nausea or sickness at the stom-
ach, may be taken all times and under all circum-
stances, by young and old, iIhout fear of any dan
ger, beng free from all noxious, powerful dam
gerous drugs and require restraint from occula.
ton usua course OF ivng-with all the foregoing
recommendations and qualities, they must he the
satet, best, and most e0icocious of any other pills.
The strongest proof Of their efficacy the fact of
ONE HUNDRED BOXES
being sold daily at Dir. Leidys Store alone, and
THE THOUSANDS
sold daily throughout The United States.
Prlce-25 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
just received and for sale only by
r. NORTH & co. Apoihecares' Hall,
jel9Ky opposite Mansion House. and 35 Govt st
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y I j Z )
CTaIIJsE . sT;y7I;IIEaN

Is BY FAR the ngfsf preparation Of Sarsaparia ex-
anl, has been frequently tested both by its Of.
ecls and anal, SIS.
1t is fast taking the place of all other prepara.
tons because Of It's tFeacy Numerous Certificates be-
ing puhiIed from time to ine) and because Of its
superior strength Zone bottle Icing equal TO six pints
ofSyrup Of Sarsaparlla, two bottles any other
eStract;) il ia consequently The best aud cheapest,
requiring less 10 be taken and costing less. being
sold AT ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BOTTLE.
1t is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic
aiieCtions Ulcerous Sores Of The Nose, Throat or
body; Diseases of The Bones; Diseases of the Liver
Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections ofihe Skin,
or breaking out Of dry and watery pimples oflhe
Face, Neck and Body; Scrolula; ErysipeIas; Con-
sliiutional diseases arising from The Of Mercury
and other minerals; Sylhitic and Venereal Alice
lions, as well as The greatest purifier of the blood
and Fluids of the body, that has ever been dscoy-
cred. In short, as "A general medicine it has no
equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared
or discovered.
DIR. Leidy, the proprietor, offers TO refund the
money when satisfactory proof is given Of its inei-
cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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4 ONDON PORT Err, Scotch Ale and India
jyl JOHN OREILLY e. co.
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AID RYE WHISkEY 20 Ibis superior Old
~ Rye Whisky, in store and for sale by
jel7 BEERS & SMITH.
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lME-l5O0 casks best stone, to arrive per brig
h Thos. Z. Hart direct from rh1maston and for
iyI2 sale by ]. II. RIVERS & co
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ENREsn BLACK AND GREEN TEAS Of SUI.
a perlor iia'or and quality, Tor sale by
ivHl JOHN GRIZZLY & co.
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SPERM OIL and CANDLES-of the purest
~ quality, for sale by
jyl2 JOHN oREILLY & co.
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CARTS, Drays, Wagons and Wheelbarrows, in
" store on consignment, fpi sale by
iy3 WHITAKER Il SAMPSON, 90 CONT 81
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TNNO TRAVELLERS-Exuac from the minutes
Il of The proceedings Of the "Amerisan ShiP~rceh
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NEW SERIES. VOL.Iy-NO. 2O3

I IME-300 casks While Lump Lime
II 200 do 1homaston Stone Lime
we For lie low BY J. II. RIVERS & CO
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COFFEE-I50 bags Rio; 25 do superior Old
~ Government Java, for sale by
iyl2 BEERS & SMITH.
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NLARET-I00 boxes for table use. for sale on
~ cons Segment by
jyI2 JOHN o'RElLLY & co.
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{ NLAREf-An assortment, including some choice
~ Tor table use. fer sale by
jy3l JOHN O'REILLY co.
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WINDoW GLASS $50 boxes assorted sizes.
w in store and for sale by
iyI2 81 81 JONES.
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TENUBS AND BASKETS-24 nests for sale bv
4 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
jyS So Uauphin-st
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1 'ME-40O caskl Thomaston Stone Lime this
IL day, landing and FOR sale by
jyS ]. II. RIVERS g. co.
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HANDkERCHIEFS-2O cases various styles
a. silk and cotton, Tor sale by
BS s &II JONES.
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AlLs-20O kegs Philadelphia, just received per
osceoa and for sale bv
jy22 BEERS & SMITH. % 81 MiehaeI.st
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EpUGGY FOR sALE-A good second handed
I'D Buggy, with top. Apply to
j3 WARE & CHFSBROUGH, A Com-st