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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-08

.,, laying sold my stock ia J. Mex. Hardy, ire
0' st'a 49, RICHARD W. HARDY
october q, ls55.-Spec .npx roa.
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E'aks Grade.
BOOTS AND SIEQSlII

E'NKs Z f:stlt.
BOOTS AND SaEOS
r. LAW foNwould respectfully inform the citizens
AZ 'otstaunton and the surrounding country that
ne has commenced Tin the room door North of
b. 4 j. :. Grawford's Store. and ocounied for sry
eral years by Mr. il. Cowan as bookstore to
manufacture all kinds Of Ladies', Misses & Chill
drens Shoes, from the very best materials, latest
styles, and under his own Supervision.
Embroidered Work made to order on the most
fashionable style.
He has also on hand an assortment Of Mems and
Boys BOOTS andshoes, among mich may be found
the handsomes of Gents French Dress Boots in this
market.
sfas-nrder promptly attended to and work made
ut the shortest uotiee.
T.. LAWT0S.
Stanton Sent 90 1855.
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COMMISSION AND hoRV- AHfeIaG
EESkFtSFs

'EsHE undersigned propose. in the course of tbe
month OF November, ls55. to open house for
the sale ofGoods. Wares. Merchandise and AerI-
cuitnfs products upon Commission in the store
house formerly occupied by thomas a retail store,
~ upon strict attention To their iptere.ts and
prompt return of sales
WI. 4. PERRIN,
JOSEPH GEGRGf
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

THE CENTRAL SAVINGS Bk>K
ENTEREST Viii be paid ON depostcs ct the rat.
4 OF per cent, per annum, on all sums remaining,
on deposite one month or longer, fraetous CT a
month not to be coaRted in reckoning interest be
posites will b. paid npon IS days notice. Discount
DAY. Saturday fer discount renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer on Friday evening, ei
lhey viii not be c,asidse- ID by the Beard OF Dseo
tors.
oice at the Store of J. DrandebnrF & Co.
II. NJ BELL, prcs't.
Il. X. ssSAPf, Vice Prea't.
JoES BRASpHBugo Treasurer.
II. u. itAgsAS,
A. j, GaKRGg,
NJ. II, McGeE,, Directors.
j. Il. Acecg,
va. IL. WARTS,
Staunton, Oct. q, ,555.-ly.
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pc T ERS, MARTIN G. CO.,
General Commission Merchants

Give particular attention to the sale Of
TobAecO, FLOUR, WHEAT, COR.S,
Asb Alt OTHER PRoateE.
hoasf eat tis 6asin, Corner Of 1874 ami Curry .irss
Gsa Richmond, f,ry,ua.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-08
Something New,
2iRfLf fGaa.atD IN THIS MARKET,
r TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends
4 and the rabhe generally, that su receiving
my Fab
ST OCK OF GOCr

ST OCis OF GOODS.
including tamons general StYek} the following
kinds. VIZ avery large, varied and handsome
stock Of Black Gro. de ithiae Siks. very cheap,
Striped p"lt de Soic, aud every utier new styl-
Dress silks, Crapes De farcs.. 50 .pcd Ca new az
tei.) trench and English Mariues, (aH shades, J
solid all wdel AGslina, Common de-, Paris Printed
all wCol do, hoalbaziaea, Alpaceag, Embroidered
Robes. Cobnrgs t,ingams, shaHls, Hosiery. Gaves
tiauntl9tts, linen Ca Handkcrchiefs, Collars ard
lndersf,nfea, NAir Antique and al other kinds OF
Cloak and Dress Trim iuugss Bleachtd and Brown
Gpods, casnats. fweods, cassi.aeres, Cloths Irisi
inen, l'riats. ShattiNs. Cirna and Glass Ware
Groceries. &c., 10. desm il ,.naet essafy to par
tienlartze any farther, aai would only say have
i full and complete
ST0GK CIT GOODS,
suitable for family use. viii endaayor to ofsr my
stock AZ very fair and reasonable price. | am
thaIif7d Tor patronage heretofore extended to me,
and hope to merit continuance Of the sane. Please
give ne a call and viii try and rake 1t to y our
interest. JAMES 4. PIPER,
Near the Woodward rouse.
Oct. 49, 1855.
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FOR THE LIDiEs.

'sNiE subscribers now receiving elafgs and
J. handsome assortment OF
LADIES' Dress GOODS AND WEAR
Ell every description of which are as foilowe;
Pain and Fancy silks, Mouslins, French Meriuos,
ta.h'neres, Cnherrs. eloakiug Veivets and Cloths,
six aud " boosted ests, and Pants, Laecs and En-
btelae'ies ot every description, &c, all % which
have been purchased on advan.ageolstcrms and We
Halter ourselves that can sell on as reasonable
forms as can be found elsewhere Give Il. a call,
opposite the Virginia Hotel, and decide for your
selves. NELSON BAYLOR
Staunton, Oct. G. 1888.
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DIDlER's SAUSAGE CUTTER
HARnWARE! uARDvy sREi!

HAVE Just received full supply Of English
i hardware purchased from importers upoii the
most favorable terms, aud large stock of American
goods directly from Understanding complete
ass rtnea of gods in ray line, which Che public
is invited to examine, the prices will be found
low as the Richmond markets and the assortment
ample. GRO. h. PRICE.
Nov. 10, 1855.
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Notice.
THE MONTH OF NovIMnrc

NENTl.EMES if you want to appear in good .tvls
~ and look genteel buy your Claihire al eanaas.
large Clothing Store. At his store may be FUND
Don't mistake his Store, Main Strse1 o2p.;ts lii.
L Patton's Store. f's !" A4's
Nov, 10, 1855.
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E,AINT'S.

EkDIGkiS in Oil, chro, Green in Oil, Paris
sienna in oil, umbeF, in do, japan, CORAL Coach.
Daaaar Picture NFn'h. just received aud for sal.
by JAS q | Ann n,n.,;.
Stauaton, Nov. 5, 1855.
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OYSTERS.
October, 1865.
White Il ssattont

A RE ls 20. r,eHes,iying their FAtL AND y,x
ths country Yo and suited to the gensraI wants u
stees Is Comprised in about 100 Packages E,s,s
ehots VIII be made to please our frieuds ana sas,.
Hesn Particulars hereafter.
stanton, Oct. 10, lss5.-4t
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SUPERIOR TOBACCO

1 ~. 70 hand and fer sale supply Of !ys.a,.
- Chewing Tobacco ofsaperior quality.
Stauntou, Jane So 1855. CT. CttcHRAv
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. asaCY iSrticIes.

- tharien for the growth and beauty Of the hair,
Tooth brushes. Hair Brushes. Port Nonaies, Fancy
nes. Hiys Ihimbies b. ads and Necklaces Lilly
Combs, Pull and Tortoise Side Combs, Tuck do,
Dressing Combs, India Rubber and Buiialo do. do..
&C., &c. a. = WHITE i PA1TON'S
Staunter, No 3, 1875.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-08
Prepared by j. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell. NasA

"a n1id by J. y. Eskridee and J. I. Laird,
stanton. John T. Arna!l, Wavnesboro. James L.
Ross, ald b. all DfussiaL aud Dealers in Medicines
every where.
June 81, iS55.-4m.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10
In proof, read and "cachinate " over the
"PictoriaSecond-story Front-room Compan-
ION, by John Phpnx,' presented herewith.
The Boston Post oiyes an acconnt

The Boston Post gives an account of
a terrible instance of suffering caused bv
iost Office ml>managemcnt or robbery which
happened recently at ST. Louis \ man who
went thence to Texas, to return immediately
found some profitable business which would
dctaln him several months and therefore
wrote to his wife, enclosing $50 for her pres
ent wants. The letter never reached her,
and being, with her five children, turned out
OF her home for non-Paymcn; of rent, and
driven to despair by the idea that her hus-
pand had deserted her. She drowned herself
an: youngest child in the Mississippi The
unhappy husband and father. rcrrivinc no
answer to his letter. returned to St Louis to
find himself widowcr. and his children sup
ported 10y public charity. The Postmaster
who stole that $50 will have fearful ac-
connt to settle with the department the Head
OF which it is impossible to cheat or deceive
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

Some OF the episodes encountered during
Doctor Names search, have wild interest
~ one time 1t became necessary to send a
fatigue party with provisions. to assist the
main party under Dr. Kane in an ATTEMPTED
passage across Smiths Sound. This party
was under the command of Mr. Brooks. tr>,
officer o.: the expedition. He was accom,,a-
med toy MIR. Wilson and other volunteers.
During their travel they found the ice inrmr-
etrahle. and SNOW drift At last swept wildly
over the floes. and in the midst OF a heavy
gale from the North, the thermometer. TO their
dismay. sunk TO fifty seven degrees below ze-
ro. Human nature could not support the
terrible cold. -Four OF the party. including
MIR. Brooks and Mr.. Wilson, were prostratc,l
with frozen feet, and with great difficulty
three OF their companions, after encounter
ing great suffering, reached the ship aud an
nOunced the condition OF their comrades.
Their chances of being rescued seemed ex-
tremely small They were in the nni,lst of a
wilderness Of .now. Incapable of motion.
projected only bv canvass tent. and with no
landmarks by which their position could fc
known. Even to dras these manned would
have heen. under ordinary circumstances. u
work OF difficulty, but to the slender parry
left at the ship, it seemed to be impossible
Dr. Name. with the bolncss and COURAGE
which .lustlfies the warm attachment fe!t to-
ward him by all under his command in less
than one hour organized rcscuins party.
leaving on hoard only those necessary 10 re-.
ceive the sick, and started off in the teeth of
a terrific gale. steerin: by compass, to res
cue the suffers. After nineteen hours con-
stant travel, during which two OF the party
faInfed, and Others required to be kept from
sleep by force, they struck the trail Of the
lost party, and finally. staggering under their
burdens, one by one reached the tent, which
which was almost hidden by snow. The
scene as Dr. Name entered the sent was al
f'ctlnS beyond description. The party burs,
out into tears. A tlubber fire was immediately
built, pemmican cooked, and the party ate
tor the first time after leaving the vessel.
Ice was also melted, they having been to this
time without drink Worn out as they were.
but four hours we're allowed tor the halt
Ihe manned of the party we're sewed up in
buffalo robes. placed on sledges and dragged
along hv their companions. Dr. Kane walk
ca IN advance, picking the track. Cold of
the utmost severity again overlook them
Bonsall and Morton, and even the Esquimaux
boy Haoce, sunk upon the snow with sleep
1t was only by force that they were aroused
and made to proceed. as the cold seemed TO
have DESTROYED all conception of danger. A,
large bear met on their way was fortunately
scared of by Dr. kane, by the simple wav-
ing OF his hand. They reached the shin after !
walk OF sixty-two hours. still dragging their
behind them, insensible. Dr.
Hayes, the intellee ent surgeon of the shin.
rom whom We obtained the particulars Of |
lois fearful adventure, received the return
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10
ing rartv Two Of the number died Of the,

ing party. Two Of the number died of their
injuries. and two others nndrrwcnt amput,-
ton who are now restored to perisr, health.
he condition of those who dragged the sick
was most lamentabIe Their memory tr :,
time vas entirely gone. aud the ship. in II
midst OF muttcring dclirium. rtsrm!l.i .
hospital. The surgeon and one rcmailii-.-
attendant were in sole charge Of the 81
In this state OF senH-naducss the sirk r,
manned tor two or three davs. a. aiferwar,
they entirely recovered and the party nm
der lDr. Name started three weeks attrrwar,t
and resumed Their lahors In the a. IN.
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-THE EDITuE AND 1uE PErN,rP
Black. the editor Of the Morning Chronicle
was great tivoritc with Lord Mclhournc.-
On one oc a,ion. the Peer said Mr.. Black
YOU are the only person wfo comes to see
me who iorCet> who am The editor open.
ed his eyes with aston>hment " Ou torce
that | am the Prime Minister: erybody
else takes especial care to remember it, but
l wish they would forget it. for thev ONLY re-
member 1t TO ask Inc for places and favors.-
Now. MIR. Black. YOU never ask me for anv-
thing and wish YOU would. for seriously.
should be most happy to do nything in my
power tor YOU. = ] am truly Obliged" SAID
Mr. Black. d" but DON. want ANYTHING.
am editor Of the Morning Chronicle: like
my business. and live happily on nv in
come. Then" said the Peer. with an oath
envy you, and you're the only man ev-
= did
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EoE TTE CAlrI"xr,x
] NbI Id \Du' LIVE. \IW\N

would not live AWAY.
Md sorrow and rluu,n;
~. 1.a''v I'll welcome
be darh. silent tomb
Where sorrow and ,ighinr
Shall ting me no more.
And the torn Of thi- life
Forever are cr.
! would no. live alwav,
Where tr ,Ui,ir and strife
Icr follow our ioot-:ep-.
Ilnhi;'rring lie;
hh no, T.. not lin.cr.
Eu' ilja you'd die.
And dwell with NV Savior
VIII! an@c!- on l.tII.
! would No. I've alwav-
Oh no. | would not;
l!rr- Sorr"w anj trial
Arc eyer mas lui
h'v"ud 'il.- dark valley
ot -aD!uc~- ana gloom,
y -.ury invite me.
That colqucr- lie tomb. llzzit.
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The 1u,s,lcucal MARKET.


most Unusual activity is man;fcste., IN
the hym"n"al market. and we quote Cupd's
ronSolS at 30. an advance Of ful ten per
cent on the ruling rates of last wear. For
months past there has been depression in
this market. not from any want of suprly or
even utnan"' tut too much disposition TO
hold back, and little anxiety is manifested Of
late iOr permanent investments. The brac
ing breezeS OF October have impaired a viz
or to the market, and shares in the Bank of
MatrImony have gone un to par. Several
contracts on time will expire within the next
ten DAYS, and there is an on dit of a bold
New lork sPcculator having secured prize
here this week. which Boston bachelors were
fooi'sh enough to allow to 90 out of the mar.
ket. 1t Is well not 10 be too eager after fancy
stock, but when a good bond is offered GO.
cured by FIRST mortgage on fond Clementi-
ma affection, with dividend PAYABLE daily
!" comfort, happiness and smiles, it is best to
secure 1t at any price, for though our CITY is
not III Just such stock we cannot aGnrd 70
spare any. The activity in this market has
Affected trade generslIy. Diamonds. pearls,
silver ware are very lively, drv goods in
great demand; furniture steady. The Bank
OF Matrlmony,' we hear, is about issuing
new bills of various denomination. We have
seen the rough sketch of the vicnette for the
los. In the centre is represented the interi-
or OF Parlor with Young couple enioyinc
home comforts. On the LETT is represcnted a
strong minded woman attempting to induce
young wife to attend Woman's Right Con.
vention, who pointing to the scere in the
centre of the bill, says: ITO make home
happy is my only ambition ."-Bos,on Go-eue.
"A DIALOGrE.-Scene, night. Two
volunteers wrapped in blankets and halfbur-
led in the mud
Volunteer lst-Jim, how come vou to vol.
unteer?
Volunteer 2d-Why, Bob you see have
no wife to care a red cent tor me. and So I
volunteered-and besides like war, Now
tell me how YOU came out here,
Volunteer lst-Why the fact is. Won know
- have got wife, and so | came ont
here because like peace'
Hereupon both the volunteers turned ovcr
in their blankets, got new plasterino of
mud, and went to sleep
-ARRrVAY nu Tvr
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shell "f an Oyster "r.cr eaten TX General Wa>h
lrCtoi.
There, This : hut Specimen Of what We ca,
lie" if Hherallv sustained We wal, with anxi.,,
I" hear the verdict Of tllr public, before proceeding
I" any farther and greater outlaws.
SUBSCRIPTIONS - per anilunl. PAYABLE nvariahl
in advance.
twenty copies furnished for one wear. for tif
cents. Address John Fhnnix Office Of the San
Diego Herald
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'''' 'r LAM 'fif, &c" remarks. PIP. ";.
rAGE .'6
Inc Eaf'l" Of Lake Erie "f which our ort;.t mr..
S'n's >rrNc. engraving. copied from the ori,iua
i"n''ng. 10y fia, n''al Carrarc.. IN ih. ,.s.,.i,,,
~ '' h''ci.. I-i was l"uynt III 1856 ON Che.a
i'"N' ''E 'c'"r''i the = II gttc> Constitution
49,. ''' "' III" hr'I>h 'r"l- under Genera
Iu''iAn Oar glorious !lac. there. - ,v.,vv,,.r.
WIS Victorious. and Long NAV i, w,v, .r ,I.
l"'d oi the free and home Of the slave
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ARRIVAL OF observation-disclosures tbe
passengers bv the Africa were Mr.. Tbacke.
ray and Secretary, and Col. T. Bicelov
Lawrence and lady
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IoHS PnTSIx San Diego Oct l. 1853. Vol. !. No. |

Portrait of His R"val Hislnless Prince Albert
Prince Albert the son Of a gentleman ,,,m.,, Co..
burg. Is the husband of Queen Victoria Of England.
amt the father OF 'nHnv ", her children He is the
inventor OF t..r crlrhrn.rl Albert hat which has
been lately introduced with great effect in the L. :.
Armv. The Prince is ii ticr,n:iu extraction. his
father beinga pu.cm,n and his mother u Duchess.
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Tbc Californian,
NOTICES or NEW HOOES.

lHE PLANTEES VICTIM. or Incident, Of American
slavery. Philaicp pliia Wm. White Smith
This is one O: class Of novels which threat
ems to become rather numerous. and for which
it is the misfortune of our country that it is
able to furnish the materials The author.
in his preface. states that he is a native of a
slave State, and that there is nothing in his
delineation of slaves lif;. which has not its
counterpart in real lite
IwIcE M,ErlLp. New York bin X Edwards.
We have here a sprigh,.v picture of rural
manners in the sober state of Connecticut
Th" author has given an additional intere,t
to his sketch by runin. through it the thread
oi love story. |: is an amusing little vol
ume. which asrare hour may be very agreca
bIv passed.
- The third volumes of Mr. Macauav's
History ot E"g'n'd are announced for publ
cation III England about the middle of De-
cemher. They will be rei>Sued from daily
proof sheets by the Messrs. Harper.
- Mc>>rs. Harper * brothers have ar
ranged with Dickens for the proofs sheets
OF his forthcoming novel, entitled, "LW,
borrd." and will publish it in their mara
zine.
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"a

Ahh"f>'"rd. the rc-i'!.nc of Sir Walter Scott an
thor OF Evr"n'> FIl lgrim'~ Progress. etc.
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f"EEI>TIES Boys AND GIRLS MAGAZINE.
Ihs excellent childrcns' MAGAZINE will bo
enlarged at the beginning of the new volume
IN January, and otherwise improved. is 1t is.
We know of none of its class moro worth, :,
OF being read by children. or which wop,d
more delight and improve them Published
pv r. 4 u. t. Rand, Cornhill, Boston. at
Sl.oo year
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- ~ Vi
t'9rfu! Accident on IN" Camden and Amhoy
Railroad Terrible Loss ., Life.

Bank account of j. Flnnix. E.o. n Adams {,
Company, Bankers. san Francisco. CuIi.;,rni,.
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,AllEIIGI!NlAsIl.

The III onpaFeil IN eve and Bone
Ill slSllS,1ll, b
PREP RID 81 y. GA RI. * CO.. From;
II OR Y WI NfF III N Isl I'D BY DIX
YATS0 N GA Rti +. Il x w lEElll Nc VI
4 LATE 10 b n ORG NIu2tN
ne NM ht ktoa8 ~ hteh
ftill ftETtltl PAfHt u Firmly Gems IS
pbkRdt9t x t9tti|y tteftttJ IN ftlEQFiyE tNitt7 3
nj ettes lpgG Fose.r "a bteAttl|y N. L;
stEi Sg;Sp Il s fSI ifi fEt y at
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lNlEDICIllASIg.

III Hairs Cle ebfdfea l2illWonl6 .EiipitI
b@3. sioSs
Inflammation 81 the BF6ftE s RI tSlts pF
Ito aS sl Az u tho oTeans Of
htttR.ed ihs beat medicine for dIssast
g sTeE sg$ fit n ia nnSs q. have bs
satisfaction la know That Ne not only ylln
tnNysuabSe anil lole for HE Class Of dSeases ro't
sts 10 cue, but op6 Ii 10 tts eIt
tlk 1ht lin constitution. III can be MIA
out fear Of Ilterpl tgson 0r " 9ee
throughout country Is cSAted y Of 9tsaES
otIeSpNallOn, Ur0a am todt l1S ~;
lee us nut IL within the reich or eYery Fdl
EO nay need has proven lgsel! 80 lsNaa'
able. H.. ..,.o... ~,
dyoIilvke t lungs teqqeh IN
Of al tSeF before IttoYttel Nifi etplIat
tORpl llpts, an Improvement uJt all anu consequently
'VlEllorto oil others,
we shall make NJ eXtrAvatant assertions VI Us etlleaey
Hcnrns di1taics IKE tl yeldci Of 100
WliO deceive oil who it heH nor shall M hold oHl ApI
y lirAeMs will IeTSeYere In Tbs use Of this aflnet
aid aSe Il As llMtte iley will be euret every
llSl it's moi helQtl The o;set OF hs[fe
ElG erOnA IeTsunS HOW cOy the O. 6ealp w
Isee AZ eIs yo olGfEgsS %o ", nay sgs
liz s6 81 ills iNYalpabe remedy Ills moi pretended
that IlS ht0bit lEcye1y stage Of e0lspDniloN hpi Me
know Il 10 b. beiter adapted 10 The o. te
respiratory OTgahs than aDy other AEIe eyGr
lherube. TRIAL aa9 "
'T Ge1uIle sIsSt T. Ill HiGG G6 fof saS M JAMES
nAKkIs, DIl91lsi, Wheeling, Va. Also, by druggists
geEcTally Throughout the country aes+1y
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- nssab lIsAedlih 1898,

-r5S1&I2 no, 1871 .a6St3
HES'aPOR1S. W0aES'9IAiItsS Nitl
100 pT mems kil boots, sAHlRt, t1c'
100 Men's thick bonita, goo pr wNHetN s'ilt7.
1000 n,en's cal, boots. i0o d. hN GtNels,
1000 MeN's waller hiONf DO $40 do WalAnf Sh@'
NES'S nROOASI. $40 do rtsstd bUtsfi
son meN'a cali blOtdEt, $40 DO Kid buAkiEi'I
l,001prinH XIII 10 itrl.
l,pR 10 thick 70 NtsSks B00trrS III
ON low priced DO KISS. ElC
ENTpyl0tEi 0 misses EplOtokn
1910 pair OlYS thick bOOtceS, .al1 do klp y
N9 Mn go 30 10 call
2O Calf DO go 40 klhsblra
TOUTrl' RlOTA rocco hltkN
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