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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
a.. SAMUEL r. MOsELEY, Esq. Of Cass
|,un.y. IL . candidate for Nstrict Attorney, for
q 9Th Judicial District at the ensuing election

In due tine will publish an address to the
eoplc Of tho Disi.ict, setting forth my opinions
4 tho moral, personal, md legal notifications
hat should ehassctesixe that officer, and the
Iu,ies connected Herewith.
As soon a. my health will permit, | will take
pleasure in visiting die people, addressing them
acc to face, and maxi-g my views on this sub
rct more FULLY known, ~ ] deem that office to
y second 10 none in The State to sustain and
indicate the laws Of the land, and In protcc I'M
|hs right. Of her citizens. ] wi.h-yen, de.
ssnd. At least for myself, that those things be
billy discussed BY the Press and the people,
nj in so doing. that you ~nothing extcnuate
or aueht vet down In malice" Such is the
|rdeal am Of opinion all public officers should
sss through before they are permitted to assume
ke powers thereby delegated, and enjoy the
Sonors and pro6's arising therefrom. When
" inertia and qualifications Of the candidates
ball have undergone this test, then the people
)e.t have NO )esrs that the Office will not be
lcd by one # merit.
| The Republican. and the Patriot at MARSHALL,
fyler Telegraph. Flag Of the Union, and the
Cherokee Sentinel, will please make the above
announcement, and copy the accompanying re-
PARKS, calling the earliest and spccirl attention
\ their readers and the public 10 the SANE
koud not ask this at your hands were /, not
Aat dangerous illness for five weeks, during
bheh time II han gore forth 10 the world that
had died u various attacks Of diseases that
p~. and will conAnc mt for indefinite period
time, and also, because other candidates are
ready canvasslng for the office.
SAMUEL. +. MOSELEY.
/ Jefferson. Texaa (kt llst 1881
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

Macon. Oct 10, 1851! IN.
Eighty five counties heard from. Coma
net majority sixteen thousand six hundred
and thirty.two votes, mud ten counties to
hear from. which will increase il to eighteen
thousand The Union majority on joint
ballot In the Legislature Is one hundred
and Afty
The majority for the Union party j"
Georgia 10 now ascerta,ncd to he II 900.
Ere. Pirayune.
So Il will bs sesn that while Mississippi
has acknowledged The corn, Georgia has
taken The Cobb
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

A convict IN tho State Pcnitentiary nj
Huntsville. by the namc Of Perry. made an
attempt to escape on Sunday evening, the
25th ut, but was shot and killed by one oi
the guards. Perry was from Liberty, sent
cnced for ten Year, for the murder Of his
wife. His place, says the Presbyterian,
was filed the samc evening by the arrival
Of Bennett, from Shelby county, sentenced
for ten years fo- murder 10 the second de-
gree.
We also notice that DR.. jesse Kirby
convicted at the late term Of GrmeA Dis
ttici Court Of cruel treatment Of HIS wife
and sentenced to the Pententsry for two
years. has been committed TO Col. Giiies
pies custody, and that eight conyiets from
Brownsville were daily expected at Hunts
vile. according to the Presbyterian Of tn
9Th inst. Also. that 4. ". OCounclI. triss
At the recent term Of Walker District Conr
for the murder al John Crcn. was con-ictes
Of murder IN the second degree, and lscn
fenced to four Yeas labor in the Penisensis
~. Tic was prosecuted BY 4. N. Branch
Esq. District Attorney. and defended h'
". 4. Leigh, and II. N. Potter. Esqrs.
| Ttxas State Ga.eiye.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

~ peisasa = eessA Il ~ ssAa
Ths New Yssh Csssiee asd Eeqsisss
has leader spow The rstuFning expedition
in search of 6is Joha frsnklia and Bic par.
y Of navlgasees, ssppssed - " Lost IN The
frozen ssas n ~ far North. Il warmly
ecn,msnds shs eestaDeoss efforts II the
officers and crows Of he returning vessels.
aud expresses the conviction that the reeov.
cry Of tho missiag party 10 " among the
most improbable OF oil ssrthly improba-
bilitiss" With respect to ths probability
Of the discovery cf Novsh.wsst pass.
age" and IL stalisy. even Il msds, 'hs
Courier ssys:
Il has, ~ betive. been reserved for thia
veteran navigator 10 testify with this life 10
the imposibil,y Of eifecting = pssssgs to
Asia through the Northern ocean. The
persistent incredibly OF man upon this
Tact. has called for some such terrible sacri.
fee ~ this. Il II no easy lesson for the
Angelo. Saxon race of these latter days
to learn that when there is a will there 10
na Away . why. Few geographical
facts nre low better settled than that there
is no north western passage TO Asia--not
that thcre 10 any natural land barrier he.
tween the two continents. but because there
are interpreting leo buIwarAs. ~ impsnatra.
bic, and almost ~ everlasting. n the noun.
tains Even were this fact still doubtful.
there would be no wisdom in hazsrding 30
much life and expanding ~ much money
to determine the point No passage
through those high attitudes could exist
that would DO practicable for commerce.
The terrible rigors and perils Of the Arctic
Ocean exclude the possibility Of this, ns ei.
iecsually as could any physical distractions
Of any character whatever. Tho numer.
Gus Polar expeditions which the British
Government have at great cost sent out,
from time to time during the last forty years,
have been Of considerable service 10 geo.
graphical aud astronomical science. but
their benefits. this character are now al
mn end. They can make no new discover.
les. inasmuch as they have determined eve.
~ thing that is determinable. The last OK.
pcdition Of discovery to the Polar regions,
which will ever he made by national effort.
we believe, has already been chronicled;
and chronicled too, alas. on page Of his.
tory that 10 shaded with broad black lines
Of mourning.
With reference to the unfortunate lady
Of Sir John Franklin. il says:
There Is one noble hcnrt-onc Of the no.
blest hearts on earth--to which this unsuc.
ceAsful return OF the American Expedition
will carry many bitter pang. Lady
Franklin has always relied with specisl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

~ Colonel JxvvERsox DAVIS has
ptss ~ position in The Gubernatcrial can.
~ rsndsrsd vacant by the resignation Of
lon. John A. Qsit,uan. No have before
~ aassessly address Of Col. Davis. to
y people q Mississlppa. He reviews In
truthful aud mastery manner. the aggses.
~ psliey Of ths North. from the close Of
y Msxiean war. 10 ths adoption Of The
smpsealss asasassA HE address 10 =
siass ed elsas history Of shs timer; aud
b sppssIsssa - Dc whole settlement ~
Psa - ~ sPpesltioa 70 Tie Oregon Terri.
sshl IA. = irrsfstab'y ssssainsd. We
~ " I'D vesn fev bic addssss. lswosld
ssv'ass svssy aAa. W thlok. Who desires
, ~ arsth. ~ ~ Aavs bssa uejsssly
sslA wieA, ~ ~ Inn. II = wssd, bsss
sssysd. " aasssvssy ssbmssslsa sdssss
y psbllsA 4. Csl. Dssis also shows that
p ~ lsss sasvsa n letals.ippi the que..
~ n d'asnisa was dlsAlstly disavowsd by
y Sssshssa righas pavsy in that state.
~ ~ asd cry was raised by tAs federal
sses h srdss 10 blind the people 10 tsvsA.
As1 ~ sueessded. The federal party
ssahs1, sad In that triumph sullisd the
~ hns Of . gallant State. But we can
~ t6aA tAal error and deIusion can always
eeessa esss sseh . peopls--
.1ooA, essDAsi 70 say:A. wsll m again
- eDenal ysoss u C;ad are han.
~ Qps Wsnadsa. wvishsa h paia
AL ~ easae ~ wssssapess.*
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

The London correspondent Of the ~ T.
Journsl of Commerce. in Noticing the part
taken by the French Government IN re's'
ton 10 Cubs. says:
France is supposed not to be nverse to a
little finreup with Amerien. ~ pretest Tor
.ei,in. on the Sandwich Islnuds. which she
is clearly eovetiug; her M'nis'srs would
And in tho appsshension OF foreign war
reason for ihelr remaining in power.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
LOWELL, October I, leS


Tux RA,,Ho.p RACE At LowElL.--
There was an exciting race Of railroad sn
zine. near Lowell to day. in ccnnsetien
with the Mechanics Fair in that city. Ths
following engine. entered tho contest, The
Addison Gilmore, Of the Western Rail.
road doing the distance, nine miles on the
Boston and Lowell track, in ~ minstss
and ~ seconds. The Nathan Hale. Of
the Worcester Inc, ~ min. Is acc. ~
Addison Gilmore. Of the Psssumrsie, Ia
min 20 sec the Union. Of the fitchburg,
"A min I sec the Ncponse,. Of the Doe
ton ead Providence. IL min. M sec. the
Essex. Of the Boston and Lowell, "a min.
Is sec. Each engine had load Of 10
tons The prizes were gold and silver
medals. and diplomas from the Mechanics
Association. There Ia 10 b. a drsusht
powe. trial tomorrow.
An imnsnss number Of spectators vis-
neasse The rsee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
oAeial RseUlta

Tuesday last, being the day appointed
by law for comparing the vote taken in
august last, throughout the State. for n
Chief Justice and two Associate 1ustices
of the Supreme Court; for Commissioners
Of the Land Office aud two members Of
Congress. that duty was performed BY the
Governor, Secretary Of State, and Attorney
General. The vote for Governor. and
Licnsenan Vt. Governor. will be compared by
the Legislature. The following 10 ,.s "tfi
cisl vote for the officers 6rst above named
Chnf Jus,ics,--John Hsmphill, 23s40
Associaie Justices.--Royal +. Wheeler,
1920: Abner $. L'pscomb, 1888; James
Webb, 1907
Commissioner Of The General Land Of.
fce.-Siephcn Crosby. 1887; Thomas
W. Ward. 1870.
Congress--Frn Diarict--Volney T..
Howard. 6.i0s; Hugh Mcleod, 2,ss2. q
X. Lewis, 1910; Henry n. Potter, .,!2s
William M~rilee, POD.
Second Richardson Scurry,
1851. William y. Ocbil.rec. APO; b
Rush Wallace, LAG; N. II. DsrncIl, Az ;
George W. Wright. 2lO.--1sras STATE
Gt.Sffe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

" Mr.. Jos WALkEa has disposed OF
Dc Ledger" printed II San ANTONIO
Texas. 70 Msssss. Van Derl'p 4 Hewitt
The papss Alshsrto has been very well con
dsetsd. and ~ eaanee ~ that Il has lost
anysAiag = ta4nsasy sstuisaA Tia ypsg
raphy Il he SAsst \ wy assss iapssssi
and il has now qsits IN inviting sprsassees
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
An AMERICAN Enron ArsratA.--A

An AMERICAN Epiroa IN ArsrwtA.--A
letter from Vienna says:
A new champion Of the exaggerated
New Ofleanists has started up in the person
of an Austrian newspaper editor. Mr..
Warrens. a European by birth. though a
n s.uralixed citizen Of the United States. il
the editor and chief proprietor Of Der
Lloyd Journal Two or three leaders o"
the Cuban question have Just appeared in
that paper. which betray suft'ciens
knowledge Of the subject to meri. attention.
The spirit OF these articles 10 decidedly op.
posed 10 French and English Intervention
Tor the defence Of Spanish possession.
and the subject affords nm excellent. pre-.
tencs for giving rein TO that hostile feeling
towards England and her ruler', which is
growing up in Austria
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

A Mr.. John Garnet, OF Grayson county.
Virginia, being suspected of abolition tert.
cncics, and refusing to announce certain
objectionable sentiments on the subject
previously expressed. was taken up recently
bv his ne,ghbors and severely lynched,
until he promised to seIl his negroes and
pl.otstion snd leave for free State. liz
had been, also, hsrboring aad defending .
notorious xbolition,t from Oeto, nsned
Bacon. 1r1aa State Gazette
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

please 10 inforp the eourd.bcodr over
m. way. who G.ured 40 extensively in the
las, pairi,t over tn. signature of ,,as,eur
d'Ours" Inn, he i. IN Vulgar purlaucc reg.
ularIv--"s sold" The lille piece over nv
signature in the Republican OF the AL, inst,
ccnsur;ny the conduct of "thc Young LADY,
On the corner with the iosey on" which he
answers with the yaal and earnes,ness of
,,.a,J at ho,o,s in ina d.,rco ,g Ln;,,,.
bachelor, was only "qnx." and of course
no, directed ut any particular corner." II
!. truc quite , oum5er of Young ladies with
io.evs on suxpicioned that limited al them;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
Another Fugitive Slave RsmasAsA Bach
70 11is Owner


The examination Of Harrison, the fugi
tive slave arrested here this morning. took
place ,hi. afternoon and the case being
clear he WAS rcmnnded back TO his owner,
Mr.. \. d. Parsons, of Virginia. Seth C..
Hawley defended the prisoner; the princi
pal objection that he raised was that the
affidavit on which the warrant WAS issued,
did not state that Harrison escaped from
Virginia, or any other place, but simply
that he escaped. The courthouse was
crowded with excited citizens who made n
show of resistance, but after some slight
diminishing within aud withou, the court.
house, Harrison was safely lodged in jail
lie is mnla,to and about nineteen years
Of age. When about being removed from
the courthouse no said. :" had rather die
than to return to slavery" To prevent the
escape or rescue of the prisoner, he WAS
hand cuhed, aud delivered in charge Of n
Buffalo constable named Cambcst Nci.
Their of the other fugiives for whom war.
rants are issued. have been arrestcd.---N. y
Mirror.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
Es1vayo1 o. 0(oOoW

> FROM the ssbarnbsss. lisf1G Jbas
A Nsrshsll. two iasgs usss Mslss3 sns
) csssin, with ssw dask stripes asssa1 h~r
leg. and one down hss bask sbost . o. oysafa
Of sge; about 10 hands high Ths sshss =
sosrel, with her right fore knee twiss - large
~ the Ieft; PAGES well. and 10 shsst tks aa,us
height and aye Of the cream. Bath Supposed
10 have been atolen by the sane pssssA - PR.
sous. Any Information in regard 10 thsm viii
b. thankfully received, and liberal inward
paid for the recovery Of either Of them.
JAMES HUBBARD,
JOHN n. LEE.
Oet. 10, 1881. Al7-St
ar Caddo Gazette will please publish unes
ard send bill TO this office for patmeml
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

$685. 1sslsssssss- NY 49,
81, ~.
SvRAcrsx, October !, 1851.
4 eeloFsd man named w. tleury, Who
has rssidsd In this city fos sone time pase,
wa ss,ssssd shis morning By U. 9. Mar.
slssl Allsn. ~ = Fugitive slave. He h .
cooper ny trade, and wss At work In his
chop when I've was arrested The o6leer
informed Inn that he was charged with
some slight offence. and he allowed himself
to be taken and handcuiied under TINT i'm.
preston lie was taken before Commits
sioncr Saline, and an examination gone
into.
Considerable excitcmcn, was occasioned
by the arrest, and a largo crowd assembled
in and about the office Of the Commits.
sioncr, While the examination was pro.
crossing, the negro made his sseapc into
the street, and was closely followed by a
crowd Of persons; some Of whom were
DESTROYS TO assist in his escape. and others
were equally anxious to assist in his recap.
ture. A carriage was speedily procured
BY the negro's friends, but not IN season to
be made available for the object IN view
He was recnp.ured by the officers before
he got out Of the limits Of the city. lie
was taken to the police office. followed by
a largo crowd. composed mostly Of his
friends. Nothing farther was done with
the examination up to o'clock, but the
military were ordered out and all arrange.
ments made to carry the law into effect.
What will be tho end, no one can tell. The
great mass Of the people wish to see him
ut liberty, but are withheld from violence
by their respect for the law. The colorcd
man is still in custody, aud the excitement
10 tremendous.
Second Dispo'ch, Or M.-Thc fugitive
arrested here to day, has just been rescued,
and is probably beyond tho reach Of the
Marshall before this. The most intense
excitement exists, aud the military have
been called out.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

o. Will the go" editor Of the Patriot
hform ~ what he means by his article on
be Bloomcr BALI We understand him to
", that he saw u, going TO that elegan; en-
(ftainment, dressed mp in some Of his the
rites apparel) with bright and blooming
Dung lady on our arm. Our ne'shbor
)ust have been in that peculiar situation
y. indeed, his editorials would ndicnte)
which The vision 10 said to be doubled or
bseursd! Now, we were not at the Ball,
he first place; and. in the second place,
70 have old clothes enough Of our own,
Pithous decking oarself in submission"
|ait. And more important than even this.
d, not know whether his clothes would
NC. We are under the impression they
10 rather small. Besides. we apprchend
hat the fanciea grsccs with which he is
Dsassd 10 deck himself, would i'll accord
bith our plain, matter. Of fact prctcnsions.
10 conjare him, II he wishc, to he under.
BOD in this community. to descend from
b aublims height. and talk in such man.
sr - to IL understood by the "nntives; !"
ad also to come GU. with his name. so that
10 public may know who no il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
Jefferson, Texas. Oct. 2ist. 1851.

NJ W. II. Cess. Esq. Of Port Caddo. will please
kc-W our thanks fur late New Orleans papers, and
\ Two copies VI The London Illustrated News.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

ACsAncs ~ sssetAncarEla
fseees 0tnpesa ~ oabssd. thsssGA ~
PrsstAsss 4 ~ EaolIsh 4sdkss C6lsegl.
cal Soeissy. cl0o 70 any 80 who sAall
rssd dip Of paper saslessd y esa, -
containing = li"s Of ahehss ss
Whsrss Doctess Weeo4es ~ | II ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

The said Thomas ]. Racomb 10 about feet
q inches high; and about IS Year, Of age haa
brown ha,r: blue eyes, and rather ford CON-
pIcxion low square forehead; resoluse eoun-
ienane4 md IL cf stout equare built form.
October -. 1881. MIS- II.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

County Court PERTAINING 10 estates &c.
Tn the si.t,sd " .a,d county Greeting
\\fHEREAS, William \. Horton, admins
w TRAITOR Of the estate Of Thomas Horton
deceased, ha. filed his petition applying for n
partition and distribution Of the property Of sad
estate. in which il IS represented That hc IS one Of
,hehers and distributes thereof: that Elizabeth
Horton. widow Of said deeedent, Thomas N.
Horton, Benson r. Horton, James w. Horton,
Mary NJ Horton, and Stephen J. Ilcsson, resi.
den, citixens Of thu county of Harrison. IN ths
State Of Texas, and that Sarah 1'rimble. win Of
Joseph Trimhle. resident in the State Of Geer-
ria, Nancy ilirss, vito Of Jamcs II. ninss, reA-
den, in the Stats Of Alabama. and CorpelIa
Trinble, resident In the Statr of (ircrr;a, m
the heirs and legal representatives al said DE-.
ccden,. And il appearing that thr said EsvaA
Trimbie and hev husband, Jessi,h Tnnblr
Nancy Kinds nnd her husband. Jam 81 u. Hises
and CorneIia Tumble, ass now r,sidess u tlss
Stat Of Texas
These are therefore, 10 command ron 10 cite
,hr .a,d Hsrsh Irimblr, j. <pl, Trimhle. Nancy
Hines. James H. lline.., and Ccsnsl'a Trir,hls,
by publication II s..,s notice in Tho Tssas n.
publican for four successive wecks. 10 - ~
appear =. the November term n sasd ccaFs, u
BE- held q the Courthouse, IN The .own u has.
shall, in said county ef llasrissa, ~ M ~
Monday in Nossmbss. A. d. 1851, + beixe W
aath dsy theseSf, 70 show csass. II any thsy
have, ~ can. Why said partition aad distNbssise
| should not " aaAds.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

Tte Hen. TusnAsJ. Npsa, h eAellseee
10 ths rsqssss ~ I Pablo Msssi~g = ~
eitlssns Of Andsrsoa eoswty. ~ ~ -
ILL.,, Il Palestine, aAisseao1 tbem q ~ ~.
lisieal topiss of ~ ~. ~ - nms 49,
aad p,sss, N ebed5saee - etahaa. ssessse
~ hea. B. n. MARrfs asaavsssa - -.
a.sp - ~ sse;sss u Rai)rsadA-- 49,
Sfees 0stts>s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25

n W. Cosvsstisa ~ Virginia has
nosissasd 0s8. " 6s@oss ~ g c-r'nos
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THE MARKETs.
cOrrctv-x.w Orleans qso.asicns. IN ~ iosh
inst. srs . hlis~s.

AEw NaLRASs CLAss.vicAvSoS.
Inf.rov. -. eons ss-.i Assdl'"s. 4!
Niddiinx, - ~ ~ Fair. -...... Ws '
FLora.-From - Is to t4N
Poss.-M~vs ei+ 90 ~ ~ Is; n. o. ~ Is
Prime si2 10 ei3 81; lIce Refund. 81 10 SIC.
BAcos..- Hams from n - llc.; cIres ~ 70 81
shoulder q 10 Gee.
LAID AT IA tote. 4..I ..s
CovvE1--Rso 81 70 ~; Java H.; Inguayn II
to lie.
CmocoiArs --run . 10 lO~. sAI
sraAa. brown. from 81 to SEE: Havana white !
IL 81; Laf. : tn i0r.
RaoatSo.-- Krn'usky. frorn IL n Isle.
BAR kovE --ken,ncky. to 81.
HEeswAx.--Fr,m ~ To Csc.
RstNs--B~ar % to 7sc DER. In lair 10 10 re.
MoiAssvs Prom IS 10 s.tr
CAsoLvs.--sprm N 10 ~; Tsllow 81 to9; Ada.
tnnntine xs~.
RicE--At ar
ssiss.--.f Buffalo sois from -; hear IS 10 :sc
deer II to H.
CoaS-Oriinarv, f6s 50: hest At s. q -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-10-25
Bxc1nDsssolY FUNNY.

We are not much Of dmS, but we wish
10 had each Of our subscribers, as well AS
hose who owe US for advertising and Job
FORK. by the hutton, about this time We
Ave now on our books aeren or eight
IoxsdHd dollars, and can scarcely collect
hough money to carry on business. This
mount 10 due W. in small sums Of four and
light dollars. II one half OF il were paid.
b could 60 on our way rejoicing. Bu,
undrcds Of our patrons hold back, aud
|ait to be danncd aud waited upon, until
v money is doubIy earned. in endeavoring
) get il. Many man will read his notice.
|nd pass It by without reflection. What
sn We say TO such persons!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-22
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

DAYs PATENT SPRING SHANK cJoo oVER-
~ shos..-Buysu Of clop rsmsnbsr ne ernn. Wy.
made with cloth or In The sole et-eea We bel sn
ha-has strap Gill the boot end dqss net Ices
like rubber shoe but like mere satsr fosing ne Mao
fsctured exclusively BY Day Avoid tke mitstoss-th ~
not give satisfaction. They put into the msrke " hs
eombinaton 70 destroy The reputation % noe, ysluse
Isssnt tyy esi, hs DAT. ns.s imrrsss'd q ~. ses
fscturer Of India Rubber In the o. s. ell nsa kus
Der Pstents
DREMiUh INDIA RUBBER SHOES AND CAR
Springs-Two prizes awarded 70 last mcnth ~
The Amercsr Instituteone for The hes, kaeee Over
shoes, and for the best Car Springs ulers PATENT
This proves the gu periority 81 the goods made BY
H n DAY. ~ Certlandt street
turer Of lndia Rubber in the United states