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on. HOWARD. On.

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Of
nee Of the Superior Count n Chancery for Richmond
Circuit the fth d9y o. May 1916.
Robert y. Bsgby, PhH
aesinst
Edwin Jones and other Dens.
Te defendant havina appcaraucf
and given security according TIE to- Assembly and he Rules
% hs Gown apd appearing, BY satisfactory evidrpce that he
not an nhsbant Of ihis Commonwealth orersd That The
MD deuaut DO sppea ther b. holden ne aid Coun
on The - Monday July piant7
and hNt copy Of ih order be forthwith inserted
paper published In The cy N Echmord fof months
"veg and posted ~ the op door Of The Capitol the ai city
Copy-Tese,
my it-w9w row. RORERTs ~ e.
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PhiIndeIphin mnrket. July 4.

To-day being tho anniversary Of onf National Indepen-
donc, tho stores and other places Of business with very
few exceptions, closed and nothing has hsnspred
10 alter The general features " the market since yeserdsy
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,

C1nh11UN y UfflOE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an the word they can,
FOR selling Prizes sTkArTos's
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, 81, July Sd:
~ 30 IL IS 6 81 3 SIS ~ 50 so
Whole Nos. 30 SIS IS -Four more Capitals
Ticket Nos. : 90 sold and paid by
So STRATTON.
HALF 81 SIS ju4
Drawn Nos OF AleIsndril. SS-JuIy 9Th.
70 40 43 IS SO % 81 81 81 SIS 10 IS
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg. No. 3I-Jsly 9Th.
81 - &c SIS Sc "a IL IL 30 10
$4,000, 10000.
wsdne.iay-Dehwars. No 33-CaPuas $4,000 10000 35Os
1855 Of 1900 &c. IS Nos Is drawn Teie dJa halves
$50; quarters IS.
$4,000 10000.
Thur~tay-N Jersey, No Q-Capital- doians
6ooO 5000 1000, 1000 $500 1000 IS Nos - drawn
Tickets $40 Lalves 5; quarters So
$4,000. 1000.
Fnday-Monongala No. 2s-Capitals 1000 1000 GOO AZ
=; Nos ID drawn Tickets l; halves soc; qrs s5e
$4,000, 1000.
saurBay-Susser Extra 100 Capitals s4OOe 1000 500 Se
IS Nos IL drawn Tickets u; halves Soc; qrs csc.
IL q Capitals of $4,000 each!
MONDAY hornnE-AeIandria, No 81. Capitals Of OOO
$500 e3i0, Is Of 1000 50 Of 600 IS Nos Drawn
Tickets $40, halves 5 qr,
Buyer referred my are r.fIered
al the Once rroof of done, and every
drs VIM continues iaereAs pad By ne
Schemes and in all Loueres vii be prsnpty AND
srs wing when requested.
Please adtrsu sTdsI 10 n. sTRATToN
Richmond.
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by Dunlop, noneure a 60.
SUGARS, AND BACON, &c
At Auction.
On FRIDAY, the ION inst O'Clock In our warehouse. u
be sold
100 bids Z and " o sugars. part prime quality
10000 lbs Weston city smoked Bacon
Laguayra, Rio and - Domingo Coffee
Refined Loaf and Clarified Sugars
Bbs erces and hhds Plantation SuEar House MoaSSes
Hhds West India Moas.es
GunPo~der, Imperial PoWshong and Young Tyson Teas
Ohio Reethcd WhIskey
Candies soap, Mustard, Indigo
Sicily Made Wine
Cognae Brandy, Holland Gin
Imitation &c &c
" TERMS-Und-r SIO0 h over tb, a,po,, ION, month.
credit fos satisfactory paper.
ju9 DUNLOP, NoNCURE Il CO. Auets
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5 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

NV ILL be sold Tuesday afternoon the i7th instant upon
w the commencing 6 building
situated the Eastern sde Of street northern
Of Marshall nearly opposite College Th..
o heated part Of city general
y well
TEss-one hird three and ,r months for
approved endorsed negotiable paper. or title wttheid
Sais without any oC reserve.
BY roYuest II ,As Ot-uer.
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Portrait Paintiny

TO vtxE AHr-
w NJ. u. BROWN. of London, politely informs
the Citizens Of Richmond and vicinity he Ia. r.
opened mas studio and Exhibition Room Alien brothers.
40 Main street. where can be seen AnouE
mem are The Portraits Of several distinguished individuals wei
known this City. -
Rooms open from A. NJ Ladies and gentlemen ar.
IIeh 10 ram ~
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by Kent, Kendall d Al1vaieT.
DRY GOODS AT AICTI0N

On THURSDAY the 18Th wsrehouse We saan sell
large assortment Of desirable Summer
them lave been recently
importer ald val b sold without Anonr VIII found
invoice Of 500 White eonssnr Of e
s1pfr Jaeeone Cambnes Cheek Musns Swiss DO and
rich Baese striped do 10 T. Bsaeked Good,
some OF which are Of excellent quality.
-, : and - Brown shirIinzs
Rich fancy and black and Prints
Wool black and fancy Cassimeres
PonEee Stik Hdkfs n greal variety
Scotch ans American Cotton do.
Heavy Plaid Coloaades and DrH.
Erfna Louisiana CranEea
Plain and fancy Linen DrlEings
Extra super Black Bambazines
Splendid style VesinEs
London MarseiIcs ROYAL Rid do
fEifa undressed Irish Ginens, Pillow Case
- beavy lazen Shesungs
Baltimore and other Plaid
- Apr and Furniture Checks
Black and Colours, Cambr,es
Barf. white and miIed Cotton Hosiery
Chikirens MiIed and White Hosiery
super English Corded Ginghams
Fancy Lawns Jaecnnsts Balconies
Rich Cashmere
Gun Elastic Braces, n greatvanety
peArt Buttons, Table Covers. Patent Pins
ScsinE Sibs, Coeia-, ANs-ruu.s. Afo~u Honaoa.
Furniture Punts, Fans lszoned
Corted Skirts large assortment Cotton Frng.,
FaHcy CrAvats Stocks nd Scarf
Collars and Bo-oms Corses, CIo,hs
Plaid Coltings, Bed Tiekngs
French C. mp BOunsts, MANILA and Lace do
Ao, q el-l0 Paraso.tis- and sun.hads,
direct from the manufaeiarcr
TERMS months for approved I'd
NaiiA. KENT, KENDALL l. ArWATER, Ancts.
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FINE DRESS SHIPPERS AND spsOEs,
Ter Imdlsa.

WE have now in Store, recently received, a
very soch q Lsds. slippers ard wat,ar
shocs, manufactured ~ ie bes wo'ken Philadelphia. we
respectfully IN IN very srd shton
aee Shocs ~ Al drspons We Keep WY
ncesi sud bss hat can b. nae
ic1 FJrrNEY WATTS
IBANAWNS AND LEgUOH NS.-A arsr De o. rtus
mas aud lcghofns, VARYING ton suprh 1r ns
ecives and oF sae very snail advance cost b. sbscr
bsr n HOOVER
P9 No N Main street
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nEn nuG POIsON

nED HUG POISON win IL hin Them Ut certainly
- VIII ard Only h hem prevent any from making
their appraflnce wherever put upon he bedsiead.
RJr ssiing rapidly st IS cents pr bottle,
lsT 0AyNoR 4 WOODS, No ~.
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'ENHE subscriber, assisted by WIN. G. TALIAFER-
Il Ro' will continue carry the Commission
Business at his old stand Franklin nearly opposite
Stables. THOMAS H. TALIAPERRO
Richmond, July lsi- 1886.
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IlckeH VIZ HaIVef o, OUlrtfrr .
package Of IS whoss warranted 10 drw l22 90:
rlsk 1872 60-shares IN proportion.
&c P"nOns ordering by the II
deduct the pee three tickets have
Ia $50 ami when remittance is mac age
Hil always invest in the popular Lotteries hard
drawings sent when requested all order
TOT all Capitals can be had usual sight
Tag cash or tickets the paid
e IN the above Lotteries ed orders
LUCK the prompt and confidential attention Persons
from the country visiting the city
prizes are IN the hands Of LUCK For Prizes address
je2e Rirnnond v,
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SILAS MERCHANT-

Ns-sffsFlT u Dfie- Rod sass CIstlsr iit VA.
stree, Rtcid,
HAVING recently received considerable add.
lions 10 be- rocs makos fu1 snd complete and a. BE-
hrun fhe soun
Without erstnn1uon b. respectfully
shy aree usually apt raiorrs Cioihug
Furnishes W. Sou happy Times D. saw his
Foods 20 thofs sant and sci happier hey psse
Garmerts maize notee sal moderate prees
Particular attention. psd V boys eohias FN
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FgyrpsF DAYS.

Hy Wellington Goddin.
COuuISsIONER's SALE Of REAL FSTATE-
IN HENRGCO.
Near Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern.
R1 virtue Of decree of the superior court of
- Law and ChaneeTy oT the county o Abemaf
on the I'D tay Of May, 1886 Of Gasnd
Garland ae the undersigned thereby appointed
vii proceed To sell the premises THURSDAY
OF July her at O'Clock NJ part
10 IN the proceedings Of said described
Candle Factory Richmond" This property
Containing about acres which there framed
hou- situated Richmond and adjoining
Quarter BraEeh Tavern The of
cash and for the thirds approved person
security payable and u day
o sale, and tide paid con
veyanes directed BY tho said
Je WIN J. ROBERTSON, Comr
sale conducted BY WELLINGTON GoDDIN, AUet
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Asst EVENINGS MAIL.
The Tariff.

GTNo New York papers received BY last evening,
mall.
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by InIOes brother.
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING July 9th, eoauene ing Al O'Clock
Will sell Second Poor general assortment OF
staple and Fancy Dry Goods worthy the deaer-vir
super stripe cheek ami lace Musins
Do Swiss Musiins and l.. Cambria Hdk6s
Hemsiiictci Linen c. ldEs, Italian Cravats
super black dress Slks, Gro Sc Rhire &c
10 Linen Daper SUI Kenungs
New style Prints, variety OF styles
Embroidered, corded and grass skirts
sik Gloves and Hosiery lrsh Linens
Mariners shirtinEs. super Tiekiuks
Gum castle suspenders, Cotton HdEfs
Whalebons Umbrellas. best Patent Pms
Furniture Prints, black and white Cotton Hose
Yellow NaRkccns, Palm Leaf Hats
Best Patent Thread and Spool Cotton
Apron and Furniture Cheeks, super Ginghams
White satin Jeans Linen DuIngs
BeleRed and brown Shtings and
Silver Thmbles, BuLli- and fine Ivory Combs
Shell SIDE Combs Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes, Buttons Tapes
Fancy soaps forfumery, &C. &C.
SJ Terms usual. jg4 GNLOES 4 BROTHER Auets
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n ONDON POHTEH-we have received few casts u
" very superior London Double Brown Stout quarts
je " CRErTER gRETTER
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lotteries.

G. GREGORY a. CO., MASAGERs, No.
- ioi Main Street Riehmosd. Va.
JULY. 1916.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
Prizes OF 10000:
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, csss27. toe lsi6-,o be drawn on
SPLENDID PRIZES
pine Of slsoo 81 p'1.. Of 500
IS f iocS goo =, 4, goo
IS NO LoTrERY-is DRAwN BAIInTr
r,ehsE $40 Have. :. Quarters ? so.
csIhaass % packages Of IS Whole Tickets siIo %
do. do. Is Quarter 90. ~ so
$4,000!
100 Prizes OF $1,000!
ALExAsDnA Lottery Class 20, o' is'e-'o be drawn
! prize OF $4,000 pr.s of 1000
10000 100 1000
IS NO LoTTERY-i2 DRAWN BAIIyOTs
Tickets slo. Halves S. Quarters so.
ce,,ihas'e'o Of packages Of IS wsee Ticket. sI2O 90
DO do Is Half
DO. do IS Quarter do 10 90
S35,29f!
100 Prizes OF $1,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Tor IslG-to be drawn on
Sturdy the 2sth Of July 1886
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
! prrs Of t1j2gs . ptizs OF a. 500
10000 100 prins. Of 1000
1 5000 100 500
7e no. LoTTERY-I3 DRAWN BALLDTs
Tickets $40 Halves 5; Quarters 80.
csrnbeaiss Of paekages Of 26 Whole Ticket. $3.50
DO do. &c do 90
Do do &c Quarter do
above Splendid Lo,s will receive the prompt
an account Of the Da~ins will be requested
order from hddres.
J. C. GREGORY h CO. ManA.su
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IN Richmond Hastings Court, April 18th,

II appearing the Court thai the order made
nc January Sfm Inst admitting record
NrnnsJ and JOHN Kr rurpoag BE- the nuncpstvc
Susan Edv ards deed Improperly made
and others relating ne sane,
cehcatc being agan prcsent Cou for proof
Of samuel p CarioEn whp Aurli Edwards
sister u the said EdTar srd. Mathew II
wards and Geo Edvnd brothers NJ the aid Edwsrds
and William Smith ald Erabc'h he wife John W Crisp
and Ptueia bis ranoia sers
NJ the sad Susan Edwurd d" oEchst witt ,he md
d"zo and wife appears TIE Court the oEtn Of
d,ccaeni Be summoned appear iny
cause nny hey why the sd certificate should
abshd and recorded the last viii and n the
kdwards deed And 6ihet Appearing satisfaction
o. the Court that the aid Mathew G. Edwards
NJ tbs Commonwealth s further Ordered thai copy
der b. forthwith inserted newspaper published in thc m
of Richmond and continued for months eccsvcy previous
the second Monday July which shall b. considered a.
of this order. the sad Mathew G. Edwards
A Copy-rcre,
my i2-wqw GU. HOWARD. Gu
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TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEF.

y = IN NJ.
~ ANlNG obtained from John r. Reming-
- ton his Patent Coffee the sae Of yirv,n
eIeepta few Cosnes already disposed a an Ar-cy IN
several oscF stairs alone authorized count
nghis This Condenser viii mike quantity Of o-
Zee used IN the decidedly sun. cr IN eru-th
richness ana favor and the common b,r
With IRON one fouht orthrt less Of all OF
which can give tn satisfactory testimony They esn h
had wholesale retail John Tyler Co seotfsvc Ab
marie Al he-srs Minors store Charlottesville James Iy
ler Richmond Holm TyTrp -
a2E-sm Scousvine
\ HANE FOR nIRE NEGRO GIRLS for the ba.aper N
Il the year m2 THOS n T.IJAFErFo
DISSOLUTEON.-The Co-Partnersh.p
~ - N1n Lew Harms day by mutual con
seni Al ssrsoa1 Indebted res-eeifiy o m
to make immediate settlement with eibe Of
JOHN ~. vAN-LEw,
GEORGE W HARRIS
P. s.-JoHN y. vAN-LEw will continue the HARDWARE
business the cd stand, No ST. ana will Al an
happy patrons OF the Old concern and
the public. IN i-tew
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by davenport. Allen 60.
GROCERIES, sc. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY 9Th at 10 O'Clock at our Auction Store
We shall sell an assortment Of Groeenss VII.
sl4 tags green Laguayia Coffee
200 Rio
"a uerees new Rice
2lO bbis WHISKY
Pays Brown sap Candies
l2S bo1es Lemons
goo tegs No. and Extra White Lad
500 qr saeks hnc SAT-
Nolasses, Gin and Brandy
Malaga, Cartt and Madcira Wines
Bcaebed Solar amp Oh
Black ard Green Teas
Cap, istter and wrapping Paper
IS nj Hats. Ee
ed pa.er DAVENPORT. ALLEN = co Auets
q HORSE FOR SALE.-A handsome
~ Nh bngbtbay horse we'll sasd OF dne acton 1ud
-4lE4- perfectly xgEuc-warranisI sound. Price SEQ
e'ehaaz would be made for pair matched carnage
hofses Apply TO FEYruN JOHNSTON.
ms. main -
- ICE--Ic uersc. for .a', By
~ jus wEHB. BACON SEQ.
A SrLINGVNT >AINE-rhis arr-.e has proved to- o.
- Dc pheasant aud rtectua remedy The RELIEF Of tho
For s'ie ov Ja G%YNoR A wulu
DsTENT LARD LtuPs-3S dor-n. a good ,ni cheap
nri e just 90 hand. Tor sale BY
ia tNLOEs BROTHER
SUPERIOR HATS have ot hand rev case. % f,rt
- orabe Hats which conrde superior hing seen
for the pute say st25 CenteHrn Hat and
at very moderate price. will DO WELT can
JUDAH MYERS
BE- 20 No 81 wet Main
DANAWN ANDIECHOHN sIATs.-on hand t.rrs
ani cHor 8'sorment % Panama md Tas Which
caIN JUDAH Nv ERs.
c " No 81 NAN
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- ACON-surenpf Family Hauis vcry low. By
- iu GRETrER a CRETTER.
nIlNlNE. 800 ". pure Sulphate Quininc
W direct from the purest and be qualify
The subscriber hsa sfced this article win etpccisi
he retail adr ami confidently recommends vcry and
purest luininc fuId this country
ieT =. JOHNSTON. nusfs.
HAHDWAHE, Cutlery AND sADDIEHV.
III The shp American from Liverpool direct are
- opennE large additions previously assortment n
Hardware Cutlery AMI sadc In order diminish our siosk
these goods vii BE- offered a = advance.
THOMAS 4 CHARLES BILLS
fS-1u No Nsi,s
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A NOR BOSTON-Ffra Vessel.-The SUI
Il Perior regular packet sehr. RAINBOW. Capt Rogers.
having arEe portion Of her engaged
dispatch For remainder Of freight,
nodauons, apply on board at Piekeus wharf, or to
Ju HENRY FISHER
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REPRESENTATIVES..
VOLUNTEERS.

Mr.. Mckay from the Committee on Ways and Means
reported Bill for the payment OF Volunteer called into
service, for the prosecution Of tho with Mexico Also
aBi authorizing the President TO issue treasury noes and
90 contract for loan. Both bills were read twice and re-
feued to the Committee Of the Whole
The House then adjourned,
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FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer,

Now Published in Upper Sandusky.
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
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in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; while at the
same time much other interesting matter will
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versal liberty,--holding the doctrine that all
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the doctrine of freedom and equality are pro-
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tlelng against all such men and measures.
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fectly free and uncontrolled by any man or
set of men; and always willing to receive the
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their names entered on our books for one
copy OF the Congressional globe and Ap-
pendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are SO low
that we cannot afford to trust them out;
therefore, no person need consume his
time in writing for them and not sending
the money. x,,,,
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Names.
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To buyers of Land /,

ADAM BAlR tenders his services to
all wishing TO view the unsold Lands Of
the Wyandot Reservation. He has follow.
ed the business of pointing out lands in
this section Of country for a number of
years, and is so well acquainted with the
country, that he can give satisfaction TO
all that may call on hin. lie may at all
times be found in this place or Oceola.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. 4, ls45.-tf
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Hardware and Cutlery,


Aw in
n The
by Window Box Stove pipe
DYEsTUFFs.
Spanish Brown Chrome Yell
ladies Combs,
and
Quaker Brooms; single pound
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
United States Journal
by JESSE E. DOW & Co.

FENHE first number of our new paper VIII
Il be issued this first day of May, with
an entire new dress--new type, fine white
paper, with other important alterations
and improvements. The paper will be
devoted to a fearless exposition of Demo-
cratic principles; it will zealously and una
remitiingly oppose each and every effort
10 establish mamoth monarchy bank and
other mischieyous corporations and con-
solidations of wealth, which subvert the
rights of the people and undermine the
pillars of the Republic; it will oppose an
oppressive and anti.republican tariff sys-
TEN, the, assumption of the State debts
by the General Government, and all oth>
er Federal principles which have an inev-
table tendency to destroy public pros
perity as well as individual happiness
Against all such political delusions, we
shall wage unchanging, uncompromisiDg
war.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC who
produce all the real capital Of the nation,
will find in our paper an unwavering
champion Of their inalienable rights; the
long cherished principles of the editors
are too well known to the public to re-
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the Miscellaneous Department particular
attention will be devoted; the Ladies will
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day, as we'll as original contributions from
the most talented writers Of which our
country can boast. A general summary
of Foreign and Domestic news will be
furnished; a regular price current and a
correct list Of the prices Of stocks will
also be given.
The conductors have already secured
the aid and cooperation of large num-
ber Of the most distinguished literary
and political writers Of the day, arrange.
ments will also be made, at the earliest
period possible, to embellish our columns
by the contributions Of correspondents
from abroad. With this brief and imper.
feet outline Of our plan, we very respect.
fully submit our claims to an extensive
patronage to the consid Grafton Of gen.
rous public
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-01-02
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