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Zxpu,R MKRISo USDKR GARaESrs.-Ihese goods
40 valuable At viii be found m every N'i's'
USIoN ADAMS
Hosiery ana Under Garment ManeAetoiy'
No. sol Broadway,
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~ Or POWELL. Oculist, Aurist, &c. receives hs

~ FowIrRs & WELLS, Phrenologists and pup ISL
y 5rn,on Hall No. ISL Nsssu-St, New-York
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pnRRUTA-fifty dollars vii be paid II Dr. To

VyxE7IaH immediately cure this conptn
sacted FOR sale BY the dru9 and
roua United States the Calsda fce . 1a D.
DYoT7 Sons Alens Phila1eohia DeIot @o OIees~iehsr
~ Be sure you're right then 20 ahead and get one
# cr,ted fr,t premium fupees Manufactured ony
y The nyeror HFNRY GARpSrR No Waen stthe only natu
ri ooug Wigs Private for Nigs sad applying
"a Nafsr Of
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"a New Fancy Goods at RoGKRss Bazaar, Ne. !

C,rn-Tayl0r's new Saloon is now open in Broad
e, o. Fanihnsi The Hotel vii be oPsa TO the puhN,
way 49, Ssv of september He tAksst.s opportunity
hsIs 5r tho patronage hhcro exteaacd - ham, and
sten,. 'so,,;rusDce Of the In his new taicp5e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Sam Slick OH COuItInr.

Another wisc saw from Mr. Sticks last book :;
-"Ceurln' agal, guess, i. like ca,,hn a Young
horse in the pastsr. You put the oats in the
pan, hide the halter, and soft sawder the cri.ter
and 1t comes up softly and shyly Il, fret, and
puts it's nose to the gram and gets taste stand
off and muuches little, looks round to See that
the coast is clear. and advances cautious again,
ready for a 20 if you are rough. Well, you soft
sawder it all the timo: so so. pet gently. pet !,
that's pretty doll and it gels to kind like it,
and comes closer, and you think you have it,
make grab at its nane, and 1t ups head and
tail snorts wheels short round lets 60 both hind
feet at you, and Of, like a shot. That comes OF
being in hurry. Now, fyou had put your hand
up slowly towards its shoulder, and felt along
the neck f)r the manc, it might perhaps have
drawed away. as much as To- say. hands oT if
you please like your oats but don't want
you; the chance is, you would have caught it,
Well, what's your play. now you have missed /,
Why. you don't give chase. for that only scares
the critter bu, you stand still shake the oats
in the pan. and say, cope. cope, cope and i;
stops, locke at yon and comes up again, hut nw
full sk,,ish stretches it's neck out ever SO fan
steals few grains, and then keeps respectful
distlnc, Wow, what Do you DO thtnl Why
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stage Anecdotes.

Tie View York Reveillc ce1tans some yerv
amusing anecdotes from the Note Book Of an old
Promprcr." from which We have extracted the
following:
Tom johnson, now popular comedian ut
Burt1ns, when yonng was full of mischief. noib.
Ing pleased linn 50 nLch as botherng the star.
which made them SO savage that they often
pitched into him this made jim OTIS nickname
him b b'e character o! Sisera."
II was Tom WHO annoyed Neafe so much, who,
prtdng himself upon the manner IN which he SAID
on with his head--so much for Buckingham =
This great speech was entirely taken out Of his
mouth by our lacGti1us friend who rushing n cx
c!amod
we've cot the Duke Of Buckingham and
CH If his head|
Neafr, with admirable rteseace Of mind
said
Enormous vii,n-rnt it on again,
Or else thine own shall lie stuck there instead"
Tcr has soften assured Us that he was 80 stump
ed by this ready Inprom9tn that you might haze
hn"'hed him down with blung shot
The following iS an account Of the trick h.
played OH our "DO~:e Knife and Revolver
STAR
In the famous oratirn scene in Jalius Gear.
i"h' pihNth we pNrt al lhe Roman soldier, who
stood ~ the feet of the murder julius Durlnp
Antony's Grafton, conrealing himself behind his
shield, Tom began t" torture the drfunct Emper.
ors sole 10y tickling II. The ,orp0 which wa. no
less man than Frsd.rlck's endured th, az long
rs wa possible for human nature. while tho fol
loving dialogue VS. going on between the living
Tom and the de,d Frederick
Dead Emperor Contpuud yonr fpolerv-gye
over or III swear ! can, stand it any longer.
Lri"q Centurion--Ca Can't be--no npon honor
it must be decomposition has commenced
Clickles sgain)
Dead E,"pcror-lll shoe, you wher the play
'' over Its uuhoarate
L'tWg CcrtsiOn--Grt out. You're dead auc
cannot ftel
A that the dsfanct conduetor Of Britain could
stand 1t no longer but convul,v.lv raised his leg
he kicked right against lis tnrmcntor, who saved
himself from falling by grasping the ros'tun
from which Docannun las Anthony wa. address
'fg the mob. Down it came pitching ANTONY
headIons upon the pit OF Ca'ar's stomach, VIII,
commenced pummelliT2 'is assisailart
/ The curtain fell upon those two Rnnans rolling
on the stage beIaboring each other, while the mis-
cheirous canSe nf . catastrophe, no, III Shake
speare, boiled in his Roman costume, and wa
captured 10y Capt Leonard Of the Second War,
Police for being out OF his gra7e, aud maxim,
nigh, hIduous
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OTTAWA, IIn, SATURDAY, AUGUST u.s.

percep'lbly iade' from her cheek and although
surrounded Wy all that could rehdrr hvr Lappi.
ness supreme, careless Indifference fnr the
sports Of other dars and all surrounding objects
stole over her. Peyton's friends rea-sured her
of hi- .til devoted attachment, bot Of ihs wide
gulf that lay brtweer their destiny. Disease f..
nally claimed 'ts position ia he weakened sys
ten which bufied the most emipent medical skIl
and she slowly passed from earth to that bright;
er and more bllssfll abode whefe the witlerhy
tongue Of scandal and deceit can never reach,
where unhallowe" prejudices Gun never enter,
and where wealth aud honest poverty are OH an
equality.
Young Pey'on tOiled on in iheSjpf ,ev Of life
and, although marked for his ind f<.nss, 10 the
g"yetics Of life, he gradually rose Sep by step
up the ladder of fame aud wealth. until AFTER
representing faithfully Ills constituents in Con
gr"ss for series oi yesrs. he st'rea,.d to hi,
quie, bachelors home, aud at an advanced age.
loved and .pected by all who knew him he
went to meet his catly love in the spirit land
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DEA-A or Fl G.r-nyoh PAY"E oy Ers%oS---
r, the n J. papers Of Thursday last We learn Of
the death Of Gov Paine at Waco on 9Th Of July.
T,is place in near the cch,er part o! Texas on I, .
RIO BraZoa.
He wentto!Tesss at the earnes. desire # seve-
raj gentleman in New York. who were interested
in the enterprise, or the purpose OF exploring the
most Southetly route the purpo'ed Railroad to
the Pacific. His health had been feeble for seve
raj previous TO his departure, and his friends Vt
Boston dn,leavored 10 dssuade him from underta-
king Journey to SO unhealthy climate at this
season Of the year His last hours were calm, aud
lie met his fate with composure When told there
was no hope Of his recovery. he replied, Gods
will bc done" Gov. Paine was the son Of Hon.
Elijah Paine, formerly Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Vermo,, aud Seaator in Congress from
,ha, State. He was born in Williamstown, VT,
on the 9th Of April, 1890 aud was graduate Of
Haryarcd Colcdgc in the Glass Of 1920. The is'
habitan,s os his native State were duly sensible
os his worth, as an cntcrprprising and public spr'
ted citizen, which they testified by electing him
repeatedly to the highes, Office in their gin. As
politician. he vas ever a firm acd unwayeTiug
Wing lie was deeply interested in domestic man
ufac,ures and was great advocate for internal
Improvements. Taken away in the prime Of life
hi, death will D deeply fel,.--(M Tribune,
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Hc,,vei,,e and IIlIno,.town na,Iroad.

We learn, that the Directors Of the COMPANY
ensr.ng III building this road, at a session on
lhur-da, last. located the terminus directly op.
poste the foot Of Mrkea, street, on the illinois
shore They lave now two hundred men at work
on the miles next TO The river, and will lave the
embankmcnts thrown up as rapidly as posi-
Jle.
We learn, also, that tbs Directors. in the exsr'
else of the powers conferred upon them by the
act OF 'hr last Legislature. have located the road
through the county ui ST. Clair, distance fihres
miles, in tho dissection Of Alton. We hear that
measures are in progress 10 resist this location. I.
and ,la the question will probably be tested in
st, Clair county by a resort TO the Court. II proc.
ecu,ed immediately, the case: whether decided
for or agaihs, the Compaay, will be put in a con'
d,lou 20 De ciermlnsd BY the Supreme Court Of
the States at the Fall term.
1t ia stated that the citizens Of Brighton, town
loca,e ed some ten miles upon the Mississippi and
Chicago road, have held a meeting and Invented
the Directors Of tie Bcllevlls and IllEo stow n
Railroad, to connect that road with tho Mississip
ri aid Chicago road at Brigton. THE would givs
a direct communication By railroad from Chicago
to ST. Louis, withoI, touching Alton. st Lo@s
R.p,b.
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The New York Commercial thus describes tie
personal appearance Of Mr. Guthrie:
The Hon. James GuthIi. Is n man to attract
observation anywhere. Uf good static aud sta!.
watt frame he i. plain almost r'i,tic--in his at
the, and sits erect aud trmly. The coun,rnance
i. strongly marked, and indicate. even to the most
supeltie eal observer high personal integrity, great
cn,.gy Of Purpose and power Vf WILL aud general.
iy almost rigidlty of character. The first impree
sion of flarshncsr, however rapidly .utsides. ns
one continues to study that noble frunk clear
coun,enence. The stronger lines become tuors
manifest but the traces Of ,huugh,fulluess aud
hnoit of hcetion. The inner man shines forth,
and yet you feel that with strength Of character ia
blended genlne beney oience, that ever aud anon
beams from the eye ar plays arOund The mouth.
The impression instantly made by this happy
blending Of clements II fcharncitr is most pleasing
Before YOU are aware how deeply your feelings
are Interested in the gen tmaii, you detect your.
selves DIVING that MIR. Guthrie is Just the man
you would like have for Il friend that he mus.
be an excellent neghbor and judiceus adviser {.
that to young man. especially, his Counsel and
overs igit would be invaluable , and your faith in
tie man grown as you study him until you almost
wsi. yot lad occasion f9' IeposinS confidence IN
him.
Nor i. this feeling at Ill abatcd, but rather
Increased when lie speaks, for the voice is mnCh
les. icid than the feature A slight suspicion Of
0sma.istn--vhiCh however, has beeu nearly oh
liberated az vOar study proceed is totally laushed
now that he speaks. lie i. no otat1r He is elo
qlent only because ae Is earnest lie seems not
10 know or care To know, the art, vi the rhetor'.
cian His mode of uttcrauce is 10. good say ORR <
somewhat of the desk or pulpit But he speaks
iteC,ly " his subject, with pon; and force"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

A Mopy,l CIAm--The good people of West
urn Ohio have recently been startled by con,
pany in western Pens, lvania who put forth the
modest claim Of the ownership tf the Western
Reserve. The claim, it appears from the Clsve'
land Plain Dealer, is made on the strength of =
grant alleged to have bsen given by Connecsicut
in 1899, when Charles II granted that ColoaIy
the Reserve. 1t seems the Pennsylvsnia COM
pany really had the nissnihccn, effronteiy to ak
tho general land Office to allow the claim, who.
however, replied, tina. the government never hss.
ing had the proprietorsmp Of the territory, could
rot entertain the application. and that the State
Of Coanecieut i. the party to look to for rsdrsss
ave havs N Jcub. the mad wsgs will carry out
tho Joke SO gruvsly heeun. u would bs Jus, like
EN-" SAYS the Cleye!.nI Plain Dealer Cke0s
p,y,,
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Among other cur,-irirs which have arrived
from aLruad, for the Exhibition, are two l.llIip-
u,ian w0rRing models Of steam engines, which
were. few years ,gn, exhibited at the Ru>ul
Poly yteohnic Institutions. tor which spac. has
been obtained in the English department. These
are doubtless tie most curious specimens Of min.
ute, oIkmanship that will be exhibited. The
smallest, one an ofoilla,ing cylinder engine
stands upon dn E"giiM four penny piece, t,ire
of hall dIme,l with room to spare The cy lin
der is but one sixth Of an inch in diameter, the
length Of stroke ,hree.eigh,s and the diameter
Of the piston is that Of an ordinary needle. The
other is n beam engine, composed Of more than
two hundred pieces. The length Of the stand is
three and a quarter inches, length Of beam two
and quarter inches, diameter Of cy Under three.
eigh,s Of an inch, and the length Of the stroke
seven.eg,hs of an inch Both Cf these engines
are screwed together with the utmost precision
aud delicacy. They were made, and are now
sent to this country for eshibtion at the Crystal
Palace, by Mr.. Benjamin J. Walker, the London
watch manufacturer.
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THE roisoS OF A RArrLE.SAEE.-kt late
meeting in the Boston Society Of Natural History,
npapcr was read showing that this poison is
most powerful sedative and that stinulunts
were its anidoes. Alcohol is designated In
two instances in which this remedy has been up
Piled, the persons have been cured Brandy vas
freely given to them until relieved from the usual
symptoms and continued 10 smaller doses until
the third day, when they went about - usual.
Alcohol in these cases did not produce intc1ca.
ton The venom ofrstilesnakss is now employ
ed as a remedy, and is already Sound to b a
specific for many inalaiies.
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iI,nnrts. t'araSols, Ne,
Woolsey's City Bakery,
Change OF Lo alton
Cash system Continued.

I ris worthy the careful consideration OF every
L family, thntltIs bcits, economy, cheaper, and
mare healthy touse Woolsey's bread cakes, and
crackers, than to he troubled to max. them at
home, Tor the following reasons They are made
by experienced worknirn, in scientific manner,
raised, knrnned, and baked at the proper time
aniin large qi1nti'les aud will bc delivered by the
bread wagon, on the Lire dndlei Lire Principie,
''thi; is cheap for cash" Thankful fur pnst pat.
ronnge, hope still to merit the appreciation of the
citizens Of Ottawa. Visitors from city or country
will always lind at WoolsryS welcome. Re
ircshmcnts always on hand. Ice cream rooms
for ladies aud gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the post office on Wpolseys slate,
or AZ the store of Mann e. Pierce will be- promptly
attended TO each day ybrture tea.
n. B. Woosey's bread, cakes, and crackers
will aIwaysbc ioundircsh at the store oi Mann g.
Pierce
Bakery, No Marquette ST., near the railroad
depot April %
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The New Haven Register relates that towsids
the close Of the revolution the owners of the
North Church in that city sen, TO B"s.on for
nails to make repair. with. when one Of the kegs
sent in return !or the order was !oand to contain
Spanish silver dollars The sly Gescors wrote
to the Boston merchant that there was an error
in shipping the goods, but he answered that the
nails were sold as he bought them Of a priva.
teersnan and he couldn't rect'iy mistake, 50
the silver was melted up and made into n service
Of plate for the church, and is in use at the pres
ent lay.
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people |" love aud look it (; and 30 many pass un
needed, as the cattle do that walk nmongs, t'.'n
TO eat grass. Look at them Think abol't them
Try to understand theni aud tnke m, word for
il, you will never he lonely. You will no, BE
half so likely to be vcxej If some one his nicer
huunrt than yours: OF n hnndsoner dress. Mrs
Smisshelms Lttt,r to Connfrg Girl,
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From the Chicago Dem. Press.
The Railroad as n Creator of Wealth.

Ons of the most readily d.ceinible effects O.
railroads is the rapid augmentation of nlateiii
wealth. coussquen! upon 'hir introduction into q
country. Aud 10 where els. has this effect exhi
bited itself in more marked degree that in the
west We have before US, in the " 5. Econo.
mist, some statistics for the State Of Michigan,
which have bearing upon this subject, aud
which will serve us an illustration Of the effects
produced in other portions Of the country. Early
III 1852, the Southern Michigan and the Michigan
Central roads were completed through to Chlcn.
20. So far ~ these roads could operate. there
foIe, in enhancing The value Of property IN the
counties through which they passeu, that influence
existed in full force Throughout the year 1852.
Now mark the result AZ indicated IN III. assess.
men, Of property III Michigan, for tie year. 1851
and '23. respective ythe one ttforc, the other
after the completion of these ioads.
As.LsskD rrorEITY Is MICHIGAN.
1851 S2l sec 9j7
1858 1GI35ig5
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PosrAoI SIANrEn ENvLLorEs.-- Postmaster
General has decided that the new stamped envel'
opcs can only be used without mu,uaion. Ina
case where the stamp was Gu, from an envelope.
and pasted on another envelope, a postmaster for.
wlrded the letter rs unpaid. a.l his ecGrsc was
approved by the Department,
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$6620s,538

Increase 800 0.US,S0o
There are some serenity counties IN the State OF
Michigan, beside the Northern Peninsula Of that
State lying upon lake Superior, The two rail.
roads run through but twelve II these c"uhtIes.
Now, had tbs lnciease uf 500 2Oo 5SS been
rquitably distributed over the whole State, the
raroad counties would 10 entitled to abou, one
seventh Of H. or nearly eight millions uf dollars.
But what are the facts We mcsent them IN The
iollawlng tables. The counties through which
,ht Central road luus, have advanced as follows
In Ynlle
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shake tie pan. and move slowly. as you were
going 'o leave the paslur and make :or hum !,
when /, rrpcns of bciI. 50 dislrustiul. come. UP,
aud you clip ih. halter"
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New and Fashionable Clothing
AND
FURNISHING: SvONC.

tE3 ~ ~ " a,s ,3 un ~p
HAVE Just recciNrdni the n. y CiofhiRg Store.
formerly occupied by L. Wise, n lnrac assortment
ol Fashionable Clothing They also keep on hand
clothing ct their own manufacture, which they
Will warrant to he strong aud durable. Iheyh
Jnstrcrcivcdo n splendid lot OF
ClrhS, C0SSimercS, and IesiiHgS,
Which will be made up to orderon he shortest no.
llce, and rs cheap if not cheaper than they can be
jOnnd in any house in town
FURNISHING GOODS.
a large variety constantly ON hand such as shirts,
collars, cravats, boots, shoes, &c.
The public are respectfully invited to cnliandeX.
anime Unr stock before purchasing elsewhere
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TAILORING.
WILLIAM CONN

WILLIAM CoNNELLY
ID ESPECTFUlbY informs the citizens cot.
IL tawa and the surrounding country, that he
has jus, received a new stock of
BroriGlothS. CdvImercs and Heding,
or the latest style, nndail klni, of tailors' trim
mng,, all Of which he wlllscll cheap Tor cash
AlIo, all kinds OF Ready Made Clothing, of his
own mlnuiacture.
for his old ocgu,ntnncrs to give hun call before
purchasing elsewhere
TNIL)RiTG II CUTTING
Done on the .horeS' notice, nj his old stand orpo-
site the old City Hotel, on Madison ST., next door
10 Dnl Lcahy's Boot tnnd Shoe Shop
Wanted-..A first rate journcymnn ailor apo
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READY MADE COFFIN
k@sSs&xAakk1 ROOM.

! prlledlhc subscrbrrro open separate estoh.
lishmrni for the above business at the Old Furni.
ture Wurrroom, adjoining the Depot, where per
sons coming from distance can find amy size or
style ofcot'in at any hour night or day AT the low
est rates and need not be detained ten minutes.
Nnr 9. 1883. PErER kusNlIL.
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Business CARDS.
q - "a Va - 0sscS
FURNITURE |.
LOOKING GLASSES

tNcI ON'TrW IN IlsmOlktt and
at prices 10 defy competition. They have iacIIi.
ties Tor manufacturing superior TO any this side Of
Chicago aud are drucruIttd To put their price
Atkc LoHG@ Ndrk.
In addition 10 what ,hry manufacture rhcmscveS
they arr receiving u good assortment oi furniture
from hcmosl i,,hlouublc houses N Chicago, nhlch
lhry wi, sell at tlc11opuces, adding rrausporln-
ton They would cal. particular u,lrGliun 10 The
tact that they are making lh,UUWu
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whirh enables tL,m to luru,sh chrnrrr and lrt-
ter au.r,, llau c1u lp rot c,.,vIeIc. and they
will make any sizc and pattern thu, mny be- called
torurau, ornrraru,ir Il, the cabinet olu upholstery
hnr, uu shoJ, notice.
Furniture Delivered aud scirp
M any purI ui the town, aud If u d}rs not give "a
iI-laguuu lAr money wul hr refunded They also
Grcp ou hand Sash and G.ars OF all h,ud-. The"
hope bvs,r.ctutlrulou 90 Lusiuuss to i,tcIlru j..
IL -LLuLL- ~ N.--LL-.L-,.
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Nrlr,,is " rISEuN. -Grn. Il. NnrrIs-

NORRIS y FISEiiH, Geo, II Norris.
" Geo ) Fisher attorneys Al Lap Land
4 gents, Ouuoa, W; VIII pay particular ntlen-
Iun TO the plyuleui OF taxes m any pltt Illinois,
purchn sing ant selling Real EsIlic, investigating
tItrs, collecting demands, buying aud srllms vi
Itary Land Warrants, and locating Ihcm on the
b-n Lands Tor soldiers rr others, securing pen
Sons nnd alt claims against the Goyrrnmen. -
OFFlCE-On the southwest corner OF The Pub
lc Square.
Commissioners OF Deeds. &c, for New York
Ionnrctcur, OHIO, New Jersey. Nlcntgon aud
W,sronsin Nay3. lSj!-li
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'NllEhest assortment oi summer cnssmercs, de.
nims drills, ticks, striped shir,ing. heavy cot
tons, blenched goods, crash, russrd and Scotch
diaper, table linen, napkins, corded snris. cur &.
tain muslin, &c, n, tMay2D J. w. Mills,
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The coun'its through Which The SOUTHERN rOa
runs show the following increase o! values;
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One Double Wagon

MYTH steel spring. will be sold cheap n, the
w May u. N. T. BRANCH