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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

CO The Weekly Hawk-Eye and Telegraph
containing nearly all tie reading matter of
our Daily for the week ending to-day, can
be had at our Office.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

FAST RUNN1NG.-The jackson, Mich,
Citizen states that Mr. Geo. Latimcr, drew
a train of FIVE passenger and three baggage
cars from Marshall to Jackson on the
Mich. Central Railroad, 33 miles, in 81
minutes. His engine the Challenge, has
four 81 feet drivers, cylinder 16 by 20
inches, was manufactured at Detroit, by
the NJ. G.. R. r. Co.
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1rp 6ooos, 6roterlrs, &t.
JOSEPH JONES.

Dealer in Country Produce, Dry G00Gs,
Family Groceries, &C.;
MANUFACTURER OF
CANDLES, LARD-OIL .iND INK,
Jefferson Street, ibetwcen Third and Fourth
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
INthe above establishment may be found fresh
lsappsy Of Family Groceries, Dry Goods, Jewcry,
and all kinds of Country Produce as cheap can be
found.
Jnlr a5 'b,
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The Louisville Courier says there has been
forty deaths from cholera, the past week, at
the Lunatic Asylum ut Lexington.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

PRosPEcrs OF THE Pork MARKET
The following from the Peoria Press, of
Tuesday last, may throw some light upon
the prospects Of the pork market next
fall:
ssLARcE SALE OF Hoos.-We learn that on
Tuesday last, St. Louis packer visited our
city for the purpose of buying up hogs for
the fall trade. Mr.. Richard Gregg disposed
Of 1000 head at $3.50 to be delivered on
boat about the 1st of November. From this
it would seem that the pork trade will open
brisk in the fall, and that the prices will not
fall short of those paid last winter. There
are yet about 5000 hogs at our distilleries,
a small part Of which are being fed for 9TH
er owners.
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Sm.As a HnnSnN

TIN, COPPER and Sheet Iron Manufacturer,
Trimmer Of Stoves, &C., Ac., Main street,
two doors above Walter r. Jones Hard ~
ware Store, Burlington, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

$4,000 PER M1NuTE.-Burhans & Co.,
at their Match Factory on Valley St. have
new machine in operation which splits
q, 900 matches per minute. The extent
of their business taking into account that
it is in manufacturing so unimportant an
article as friction matches is really aston
ishing. They employ number. Of men
and boys in the various processes, prepar-
ing and splitting the wood, making the box
es, packing, labelling &C., &c. Their
matches areof a superior quality, having a
decided preference over all others wherev-
or sold.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

STRINGFELLow.-This leader of the
fire-eaters, at recent public meeting in
Kansas made speech. In his remarks,
if he exhibits no evidence of civilization,
no idea but slavery extension, he is at
least candid and pointed. Here is an ex-
tract:
Gen. Stringfallow being called out, said
he was ut loss to know on what topic the
people desired him to treat. They certainly
did not want him to congratulate them o. tho
removal of Gov. Reeder. He did not con-
slider that n subject of congratulation. They
had fought and mastered the present Cover
nor, and did not want to do the work over.
He did not know the new Governor; but
Pierce was coward, ard had not the nerve
to appoint man who would do the
South justice. For instance he appaint-
ed Southern man to govern Nebras-
ka, where slavery could not naturally 90.
while in Kansas which is of the South, he
has given US Northern man. Men who
come here from the Northern States profess
ing to stand on the principles of the Kansas
Nebraska bill, were asking to make the ter
ritory den of thieves and harbor Of abo-
| litionism.
the idea of National Democratic party
IN Kansas, he said, was ridiculous. Every
| National Democrat is an abolitionist in dis
guise; such one might not steal niger
himself, but he would pat on the back those
who do. Nine out of ten men in the world
| are abolitionists. We want no more impor-
tations from Pennsylvania; we have enough
OF the Pennsylvania popular sovereignty
men if this is the way they practice the doc
trine.
He further said that if desired to be con-
graduated upon the election of the present
Legislature he could do that. The work had
been done thoroughly and we'll. He had
never seen legislature embracing more tai
ent, or one whose laws were more indicative
of wisdom. Their legislation would be sus-
tained; He could pledge himself that the Su-
preme Court of the territory was all right.
The Legislature would pass laws making
criminal the expression Of abolition senti-
ments.
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Sligo & Tyrone IRON store
FOOTE g. EWING.
ArannrA,rn.nMrnr

ALSO DEALERS IN TIRE
4 GOLDEN ERA Air Tight Cook Stove;
+ GOLDEN HARP AND PRIDE OF IOWA
Premium Cook Stoves. @ Z r s:gsg
II PARLOR, BOX Asp COAL heating Stoves;
+ STEEL Of all kinds: IL.
HARDWARE, NAILS AND BLACKSMlTHS
St Louis Circular, Mill and crossscat SAWS, Of
all sizes,
~ ssssAxD DxAxrAcruRxRssEss -
sOFaALL KINDS OF TIN WARE.
.'ssE ,. !sfFersoh street, Burlington.
march -. 1866 ,s,,sE - wdly
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1 CoUNTERFEITs.- Counterfeit FIVE dol
lar bills were in circulation on the Ocean
Bank Of New York city. The following
description ofthe genuine five dollar bill
we copy from Dyes bank Mirror: "The
'vignette of the genuine Sis Neptune seat
ed; sailing vessels and view of spires in
distance. On the lower right end is a fe-
male standing on rock with lighthouse to
her left, and the word FIVE at the top and
bottom. On the left end is figure S,
Comptrollcr's die, and the word Eve run
ming across figure 5.
It will be seen that the scroll work does
not touch the line forming the border at
the end of the notes. Also, notice the
lining around the dark shade forming the
figure 5.
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Fixed for their meeting. To this we answer
that the time and place Of meeting are mere
y directory; that all of the duties of the
Commissioners are merely ministerial: and
by no rule of construction can their power to
act depend upon the formnlity of their or
ganization preparatory to acting. When the
object and purpose Of the law have been nc-
complished- the end subserved, the day that
the Commissioners met, or the day they acf
ed will never be inquired after, nor can it
become material for any possible or conceiv-
able purpose.
rA- A boy Of about twelve years, son
of Mr.. Gibson, of this city, fell from wagon
day before yesterday. He did not appear
to be seriously injured, but died suddenly
during the following night.
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STILL CoMING.-Messrs. Clark &
Chesnut are receiving more Dry Goods.
They received quite an array of boxes by
rail yesterday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

DAG UERREOTYPEs BY
7. L. NURSE.
over W. H. Mauro's Store,
ION the south side of Jefferson street, east of Main)
III Z has just returned from Chicago, with Com
IL piefe assortment of Cases. of all styles from the
cheap 81 so case to the finest French Also, fine
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

Gy A negro man, entirely destitute of
clothing was lately discovered by the gen.
darmes upon q point of the southern coast of
France. He had been shipwrecked, and by
dint of hard swimming managed to reach the
shore. The intelligent guardians of the law
Immediately asked him for his passport
Upon his failure to produce the document, he
was arrested and taken to the guard-house.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29
BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

Sweep, Scroll and Ornamental
SA ING,
By R. NJ. WASHBURN, at Rays Plow Fac
ms- Brackets of every description done to order.
June is, 1855 triw3m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

GOING AHEAD AGAIN.-We were s)r-
ry to observe week or so ago, that the
work on the new and beautiful Church in
the course of erection for the Cumberland
Presbyterians of this city, had been sus-
pended. We learned that the stoppage
was for the bricks. This week they have re,
sumed operations, and the walls are rapid
ly rising. It will when completed, be a
work Of good proportions, purely Corinthi-
an Architecture, and the best church in
the State out of Burlington.
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s. R RmRGE

S. B. B URGE,
WHOLESALE and Retail dealer in Fur. <zs2ss3
w niturc and chairs. Shop and sales-
room IN Main street. four doors south of J.-tz
S. Kimball 1 Co.'S, Burlington, Iowa. - :
EB- Every description of Furniture made to or.
der on reasonable terms.
Metallic Barrying cases and ready mado cofins
kept always on hand.
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Boy DIDDLED OUT OF Six DOLLARS
The other morning young man who at
tended our market with vegetables, after
his sale of load, was applied to by a fellow
who desired to have some light boxes haul
ed out. He got into the wagon and they
rode down main street to house where
the box man got out, went into the house,
and shortly returned saying to the boy he
wished to borrow six dollars to pay on the
goods, and when they arrived at their des-
tination he would return the money.
Country boy handed over the money, and
the gentleman returned into the house for
the boxes, since when he has not been seen.
After sitting solus good while the boy
returned up street, got Marshall Endsley,
whose services, in recovering the money
were about equal to his general efficiency
in other matters.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

Syracuse, Ahg 2ga
. About 80 delegates of the Hard Shell
Convention have arrived, i and d pfos.
poets are that there viii be a full, capven-
ton. II straight ticker will undoubtedly
be made Some Custom House agents
are here TO attempt q fusion, bat itssa 4 gen.
eraiiy believed to be out of the rqueation.
among the distinguished persons here, are
yudge Beardsley, John C. Mather, ,pelos
DeWolf, Sherman Crosxell. and others
All seem in high spirits. = idssasrss :
Ass ssAIs r..ss-si { ) gsisa
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New York, Aug. Y.
The steamship Ericsson from Havre on the
5th inst, arrived here this A. NJ. She expert.
enced very heavy weather almost the whole
passage. She brings As passengers. -
BY the ship Hound, from Havana August
llth, we learn at that date the eholera was
raging with great violence among the soldiers
aud negroes at Havana.
There were also SO cases Of yellow fever at
the Hospital. - $50
The Collins steamer Baltic sailed to-day at
noon She took out 120 passengers and $685.
600 in specie. -
LArER.-The latest advces from Portsmouth
and Norfolk. represent the fever on the increas.
80 deaths had occurred in the two cities in 2i
hours. 1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-29

New York, Aug. ".
About IL O'Clock to day gravel train Of
platform cars while backing up from Ford
ham to Williams bridge, ran over an OK
throwing FIVE cars off the track. Two men
were killed and three others so badly injured
that the physician states they canno. live
The Catholic Priests from st. Johns College
at FoTdham, were in attendance on the isuf-
ferers. ~ ,i s..ztts E.,ss..s..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-25
DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES!

fT0 PACKAGES Fresh and Ge,sVine MEDICINES,
fEV CHEMICALS, PAINTS. kc., &c. Kegsived and
10 be sold at the lowest prices By I. WELLS,
AZ the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market opposite Union
street NASHVILLE june24
y PocSe Instruments, assorted. just received by
iune2< ,-..s'-..- .-.,--.I.,' T. WELLS.
ID DERFEMERY.-6od dos Caegnss esd qtgsr .dne
Il Toilette tp1sers. assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
CoSMETICS--A Rne assortment
HAIR TONES, HIir Dyes, Gloss Powder, pulls and
CURLING FLUIDS Pounatans, OILS. PAilocounes,
AzsroPs dc.
TOILETTE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz.
,t ODOSTlNE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
Fssariag Eetracts fuE assortment. Received aud
offered cheap BY T. WELLS
y Byd. POtass, IoDrSK. MFR ATE SILVER, Select
powders of Ipecac Opium Colocynth Rhubarb Scsmony
aayapple, Golden Seal ALI offered low by
Q CARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
- sULifS, G4isots, TOWNSHIPS, Carpenters, SHAKEA
fresh fluid Extracts of SaTsaparilla.
pRARDiES, WINES, tSC.-47 BsLs and hGt
I'D Ppes tognsqc 0tard LEP7ey Sgaette, and Qsalq-
9aeae Brardies Madeira, Port Sherry Muscate VINES
"A ROHATfC SCHIEDAM SCUEAPPS.-A
IA popular remedy 10 diseases of the Kidneys.
OORTEU-London in pint and quart bottles
Received bv 4. WELLS.
ISLECTRIC Machines, Medicine Caesss Medical
- Saddle Bags Gans Bays Trusses, Shoulder Braces
II ydraulic Gene 1t and Plaster of Paris OF su
Z 4 perinr qIii,Y. .ur
VTARNISHES --Fu 'niture, Coach Demar BrOss end
Btack oePas, iron Leather, Instrument and Picture
VarnisheS
GOLD LEAF, Go.d Fo1, Silper Leaf, Red, Gsl5Oas
W and Hhite Bioazss
DRUSH ES-73 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail Het Cloth
ED Paint Busting Swesping, Sorubbing Poona, Stencil
Horse. Comb, Shoe Stopping and Ysrnish Brushes.
I EECHES.-fresh supplies. Received by
~ juue2i .--- T. WELLS.
4 RTIsT's COLORS.--sz dozen fresh assorted
N Coors in 4xible tU5es, we'll assorted
eNPICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; $40 lbs Pmento
- Cloves, Cinnamon Mace GiAger; Ground Spices
Vernicells Sparkling Geletine; Bitter Almonds, Pre-
serTed Ginger.
DIPES, Marbles Gun FInts, Percussion Caps. aur
4 Wadding.
f~tOUGH Candy-s5 dozso Howe's Cough Candy
! = and New England Cough Syrup
Al ErGakf0rt Louisville [cTiRgt0p and
VI Cincinnati. Received aud for sale bv r. WELLS
EIINE PEN AND POCKET KNIV VES.-Ass'd
4 PORT MeNAlES, every shane.
PISTOLS SWOHD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted -a- -.- -.
- EGARs AND TOBACCos-s 5000 G1zadOres
~ AdDoteoH, B1rrios Leosdsro .lenHg lind Ssggrs;
25 boxes Nay QlssR Gua fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking TObaccOs. For safe low by z. WELLS.
DLACKING-40 gross fresh Paste Backing.
lD STARCH, % boxes, STAR CANDLES, A. boxes.
ALCOHOL, Vpeg4rS W1tSkgs GINS, HUNS 90 hbls
LINSEED OIL ard SPTS. TURPEETiNE
PURE WHITE LIE iDin %, 80 and 100 lb kegs.
ZtNK WHITE PAINT, fae French IN 25 md 50 % kegs
Received and for sale alta small advance by
iune2I -.E .-s T. WELLS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-25
IHUNsTON 8 sEl.NARD, ,

NO. y baibE ~EfEGts
RE receiving their sfek OF tBll aud v IN 4, -
n ter Dress Goois consisting Of Slks7 Cssh- fAtis.
4lsres French and Engsh &snos, al Moot De- - -
lanes, Hosiery, tloves Corsets, and general soi e;l
If Staple Goods .. r 49,
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern efes
by one Of the since the decline in pTees Of roFn
5ierchandse and viii be freely offered q the pol'e -
prices that must insure ready sale. We respectfully invite
Al 10 give our stock es eKar,inatiSo octsJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-25
COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAH TAsKER -

40 PARK PLACE, new YORK rites the attention
iUs of Southern and Western Merchants 10 his stock
Of Fa s. Combs Har Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies se
cues Perfumery, Soap, Pore Aonaies, Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons PCs apd Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax, Coral, anc Glass
Beads Necklaces &C. India Rubber Combs, Canes Balls
and Toys Of every description. Scissors EszoEs and Cat
ery, God and Gilt Jewey, Accordeons and VioiIH IN
cludiug general and very large stock Of hngS trench
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the Tarr
lowest prices for CASH or APPROVED PAPER.
~ Orders by letter selected and put up IN tle 1est
menner WILLIAM TASkER.
my4-lyd. 10, PARK PLACE, SEw ioRK
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rE>HgS " h-H ut lie very wbltes PufeSt kind Ii
\ has been exhibited f0ET times ~ the Georgia Fans
anj premium awarded 10 every instance 1t Is only TO
rs ssea 10 be admired weighing ixs eight pounds per
bus.tl. lU rs e te Tary largest kind. Sow Novem-
-a- a.. c1t 10 Mag. FrHets desiring to have the best
aud o earliest kind Of white wheat would act wisely TO
iu-caa-e -r = -at Iurlsun 10 get IL the seed. viii
de- .gF ts wheat at rfe l.CrIBee dep8 Georgia, IN
good strong scEs I've dol.afs per la Lei from one
tg o. -, GuoEii.v sired the sacks marked Gccord
iaz w directions il Is e;'sC'ed all cases the money 10
ac.g1a-p orders the riowiug ceutl eln'n have kind
J. consented s-epjs IN ibis place and will order
tl= u uga5 -or -ry visbncIl l.. 5 hlwkns johnson
s lure a. D iresev, {. ) ChsathaIn, Co, 1 e.
Eerrs d. Co =. a. SCAlisrar 4. Co., W, Ii. Gordon Co.
Se,Iu.gr o. Ts4aHE johnson Weaver Co. Church
Ar.-rsar, b.. S FRENCH, &yrr5 i Stratton DAVIS
Sw.-a, Sc. Taa 81 leTaSs.
Eagrt- .. sh- Eas.H.4e and Cbstanooga Railroad and
ollie l.,s.@ @ oGGu aslo j. A. gand al Aarf'ace
i B. .2snuasgaF: BilLuCk,e ". j. feac.cs; at fos,es-
vile .hraas .awalas Chr s'ans ". 4. Reed, az Mrr
t...r rrp Hr--ius IireT aud &ertre; al Smyrna j. II.
s,-.a. r 90 ily. rgGe, - +. adenj Malone are,
Saa..sr ,,gar9, Z. r. i 4 6ibsan Athens Tenn ANY
e.. l.usr-- .. order lor ,heIrss'Ess preferable.
....- ,g p Is btat and iOuT wlll be ietl with the
g....s .r:.-. % MS 7. h. GitEhNE, IaGranges
= .s.tar. E.rrsvrid Traup Gouutv. Georgia.
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1855.
K. c. McNAIHY 81 CO,

FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR 1855.
K. c. McNAEkY ~ CO,
No. 55 College Street,
A RE prepared to exhibit one OF the most cVI-
N plee as well the largest STOCK Of Dry Goods ever
offered By retail in this oouny All desire Is for ear
friends and buyers generally call for what they
want, aud we will surely supply them.
The two partners having spent three months IL New
York have accomplished much in getting up tier Stock
from first s1ds, which viii enable ibem 10 tell at prices
far 6ssO previous rates
DRESS GOODS.
In Sks-cveTy thing aud beautiful
DrOcade and Plaid FlOupces,
Plain Plaid and Brocsles.
1000 rch high coored DelaiGes
Plain. plaid and rich FIG. Merlnos.
LACES AND EMBROlUERiES.
goo sets of 6ne Val. and HOniou LGceS;
100 /" Collars and Sleeves "a Lace,
100 French Work Jacunets;
SO " Cardinals LawnR
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
all the leading styles OF goods, suCh as
New York Mills and other Domestics;
Cotton and Linen Sheetngs;
Dsnask and Pain Toweing and Towels;
Jaconet Muslins and Caribrcks;
Globe, Merriuack, Dunnel, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture chintzss, &c, &c
.-i-- GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
New French aud English GloIhs pLin and Fsncy CASH
meres and Vestngs endless variety, which w have
made 10 order in toe nl0st fashionable style. a.
Also extensive assortment Of Nd and other Gloves,
Hosiery Stocks, Craysts, Coars, hsndkerchiets, DC
CARPkTINGS.
We have now the largest and most varied stock eve
offered the Nashville public which viii be ad led 10 month
y By all he styles aud patterns as they are brought
6ur lsepl4.
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= .NI 80 largely ulICisgi my supty OI Rags oy tns
& .-...g.r. tf.-ed the past year eudng June 81
5,s ... ut-r arcer arn"Gut o. premiums Tor TIE
ras,..s var And vii pay tie above premium N sums
.. sr ~ss s-o 500 $50, so 49, so and slO 10 alJ
,-- ..-r..--.. ur -i'e!lls'who wal deliver me- ho1!
~ ..- r The I-t july, -85, the largest emoIa. o.
E..S Ec-.-e5 20 he borga outs dc OF and by men do
;-.. s-s.-.s ..s.. de af Nashville orvicini;y.
s5il 90 10. ltrs -av trc highest market prices IL cash
c. al r. Geivsry and jssne certificate 20 Tue owner
a t.l. a.unnj r.-zyc3 aud PAID or These eeTuhcs'es
I b. r.f .a9, no az, or before the lst day OF July
gf Sd. .t areg disilieFested MERCHANTS ot Nhshylte
a I'D. 3d. ,.a ll.sa Tie arge,t amount beng en'!Lea
10 taa s.H, O.. rrd largest 10 FoJ, and SO down,
Ncrr.. reg. ng ue Ipgs Nil please write that may
. d. hose maine 10 issue the Cerideae ColnhlRall1bS
.,lr g. s..oe aE. ..... .
WOO i.-,v six and A05Etsd rags are not Nanleoi
.-8 sill rt ba uaajei N the above.
ieut -IIt solicit ,IeCg a,eniion 10 dsvlog and puylHS
~. .itrir-s.r ~. S. WHlTEHAN.
90 North Of tie Square,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-25
J, LUh3.lI.N 8 CO.
DEALEES IN AND IMPORTERS OF
HIDES OIL. IEATyER. AND EINpINGs,

70. "a South MARKET STREET, Nashville Tenn.
6kY respectiC y invite yon N Ell ARD eza'ne orr
w large stock ct II de-. Tanners uH Oak aha tieIn-
ik Sole Leather Sxuiiua HArness and Birdie Lsa'ker
Upper Gather French AID Amsucan hr ara All SEls
Patent Leather Morocco end Eid kins CDlorsd Rnaps
Pink Sheep skins. Fad Ssus Birding -sinS, Bot Tees
S5oe Trees Crf.n. lsul,s sts and shoe Pegs fshe
Nails Boot Web GUN GLOi II ion G'sN6 Bass SifOES
sud general assortment ci loot and LOs AanOiac1ures
Leashe's and Findings l.. -.
Beilevinq we can o.r strong Inducements, solicit
share CT yOur patronage. ... J.iLBSSDbN %.
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