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ACTIVITY IN THE Navy YARDs.-The Norfolk

ACTIVITY IN THE NAVY YARDs.-The Norfok
Neacs has the following:
he Navy Yard IN Cos ort presents at this lime
life of act witty and industry not often in our
public establishments. A our slonps Of war which
have been laid up have been rebuilt, refued, and
equipped for instant service. The Steamer Roanoke
is rapidly approaching completion, and the Colorado
will be ready for launching in a short time. The
Powhatan is receiving her new boilers, and will take
her armamen, soon. The same zeal is displayed in
all our yards and arsenal"
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WILMINGTON BOOK-BINDERY.

tone door betOO the Cape Fear Bank up STAIRS
EATHER binding done in every variety of style ar,
l. tcuar attention paid to the binding Of MGN M -
BOOKS Libraries rebound to order Paper and Fancy
goods Boxes made and repaired. -
March s. 1855 PHILIP HEINSBERGER.
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Dec. Is, 1856

NOTICE.
LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
N from tresspassng, in any manner, my lands III
Columbus county, n c. under the penalty of the law
Sept 20, IS55---3-tf A. q. DlChENSON
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TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale, tract of Turpentne
Land, laying in Baden county the west side OF -
Cape Fear five miles from the point known as HARRIS otl
and cOntang four hundred acres more or or less mere are
years chipping the balance and three The Tur
pentue disposed at the still at within 20 cents OF
Wilmington He will also sell the barrels and hoops
sufficient for the business of the present If desired
he will hire the purha two good hands
Cooper K. K Council Esq, Will show the land TO
any person desrous of purchasing
For terms which will be made accommodating apply to
| ---- JAMES G. ANDERS.
March 8, Is56--[27-tlstA.usb.
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Professional and Business Cards.
McCALER & RUNTryc

McCALEH & BUNTING.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO.
w CERIES AND PROVISIONS.
No. 80 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington. N G.
II Orders from the country will prompt attention
March 20.
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$40 KEW ARD.

n RANAWAY from the plantation cf Mr.. Joseph
1SN Bryant on Hoods Creek Brunswick county, about
the 10Th of February coored girl, belonging the
~ subscriber, and known as " MILE LOCKE
@ Said g MILLlE'' is bright atto about nineteen
Yeas od,midde sized land quite likely has somewhat
pie manner when spoken to- She carried off with her her
child " h1ITlE between two and three years Old and
darker than the mother She is supposed to be lurking
about the town of Wilmington
will give reward of dollars for her to
her lodgmet in any Jail get her, and fifty dollars
for evidence sufficient convict any white of harbor
ing or conceang her. SAMUEL r. LOCKE.
Hoods Geek Brunswick March l3th-[ I6l-lw28-tf
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TNHE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Duplin N. c. Strckland's Depot
prepared ill bills of any kind quality that b
got of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
share of patronage from the public general o
TAYLJR, LINTON & co.
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. ID REWARD

am RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
a. about the 10th day Of N9yem6er his his negro man
properly KNOW as hAaE m rc al66Sngh
rice Hays or Joe Smith Said negro is 25 years of age
feet inches high, bright mulat0 his upper front teeth
be lurking in New Hanover, Sampson or Dupln The
above reward will be paid for his delivery to me- his con
fnement in any jail SO can get him. II. BONHAM'
Mhitaville. Commhns Feb I5.--[24-tt.
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FALL NOTICE.

FALL NUTIN
a WE are now receiving from the Manufactures -
- our large and extensive assortment of FaN and SA
JVlntcr styles of HATS and CAPS, consisting of
all qualities of Wool Hats for
PLANTATION AND JOBBING USE.
Soft Felt Hats of every variety style and coOr Soft Brush
and StiFened Hats MoIeskn Beaver and Cassimeres in
great variety Cloth Plush Silk and Cotton Glazed, Fur
and Embroidered Caps, all qualities Together with the
handsomest largest of Silk American and
Scotch Gingham UMBRELLAS assorted colors and sizes,
ever opened this We would also invite attention
to cur elegant and fashionable selection of WALKING
CANES of all kinds in use, Gold, Silver, Agate, Ivory,
Oxidized and Loaded Heads-beautiful designs.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
Are especially invited to examine stock conf
dent of sutng all who may favor US with call.
SHEPARD s. MYERS,
Wilmington, Sept. % 1855 -[4-Im Granite Row.
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VALU ABLE Ian IS FOI1 SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his LAM in Badenza
L county, South River, containing 2300 ACh rs, x
300 Of which farming land high of Guilt
yaton the remainder is pine land, with Saw and Grist
Mill on the best stream ia the county
The above Lands will be sold cheap if appcaton is made
soon tor further nformaton address the subscriber,
April Ilth.-[32-tf P H. ANDERS
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500 REWARD
Will be given for sufficient evidence convict any white
of harbong said negro thirty dollars for him if
taken alive fifty dollars for his head He has wife
Mr.. Wm. Hanseys Sr. is a of OLD Sam Nixon and
has two brothers in Town, of whom John Nixor)
sevedore who may endeayor get him off. Captains of
vessels requested to be the look out for him
P. ul WALKER.
Wilmington, N. c., March 3lst, 1866 l77-3t- 3I-tf
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GUION'S HOTEL, RALEIGH, n. G.
HIS HOTEL is pleasantly situated the north side OF
the Capital square, and fronting the same Rooms
ary and clean Ladies will fad it pleasant stopping
Raleigh N. c.. April 25th.-[s4-6m*.
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FRESH ARKIH AIS.

FRESH AEHIA AIS.
DER SCHR. w. II. SMITH, from New York, at Geo
H. KELLY Y BROS, No II North Water street
25 bags prime Laguayra Coffee,
&c mats old Gov Java 6
20 boxes Colgate's No. Soap.
20 boxes &c & 't
May IS. Low for cash.
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on, May 9, 300 -36-tf.
MOHICE

LII persons forbid trepassng any of my lands
n in any and particularly hunting with dogs
and feeding stock any kind Five dollars will be paid for
evidence to convict any trespasscrs
Aug 18th. 1855 - [5O-IY* EDWARD PIGFORD.
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Westbrook's ?. O., Bladeu CO, n. c
Fob 2Qth IS5G. .-T26-tf.

TAAE aOIICE.
ROM and after this date, all orders for Groceries and
Provisions be accompanied by the cash, or they
will not be filed Necessity compeIs adopt this plan
MCCALEB & BUNTING.
Wilmington, N. c. May End.
WILMINGTON aIARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments the Nerth which will furnish
him with no unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
eien or domestic MARBLE of all qualities is prepared f
every other article in the line Of the business at reasonable
rates
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or Carrying, execu-
ted as well as can be done either North South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
Noroh 10 IS54-27-tf JAMES McLARANAN.
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NOTICE.
r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE N
| the Hardware Business, in Wilmington, my son Z.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted un-
der the firm of j. M ROBINSON s. SON. -
Wilmington. JAN lst, 1856
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FOX SALE.

aSs THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on Sec
= ond street, the a:e residence of Robert MAXWELL Esq
Lot &c 65 feet Two Story House, with all necessary out
houses. For Terms apply to
M. CRONLY, Broker u Auctione.r r.
August p. 1866 2lt-52tf
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THE subscriber having purchased the entire interest
JONES' Moore Co., will continue the business his owl
account thankful for the favor conferred upon the firm
and hopes to have continuation of the same.
May 20, 1S56.-[39-tf JAMES 7. MOORE.
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NOTICE.
LONG CREEK, May Is, 1856
T7HE CO-PARTNERSHIP of Jones, Moore & Co., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons IN.
debted by requested to make Immediate
payment they will find them in the hands of Attorney
for collection. JOHN JONES,
J. P. MOORE.
D. MCMILLAN.
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A
NHE undersigned having been appointed Inspector Of Ma
val Stores, the Iarch term of the County Court
takes this method of informing his friends and former pat
rons that absence of two years. he again returns to
his old business of which he socts SHARE which by strict
attention and promptitude, he hopes to merit. ~
JNO. 5. JAMES.
April 4, 1861 I80- 0-d2w-3lw3m.
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a.
VT7HOLES lie AND RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF
w and SEGAR Store Sign Of the Indian Chief MAR
KE street second door above Water WILMINeroN N. c.
N. BAH orders filed with despatch.
Dec 7, Io55.-lJ-ly.
Coach aud CarrInge aIa"ufactOry--'ii linton, N. &.
~SGAo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
$50 citizens of Sampson county a1d public generally
he having recently been partially burnt out, has rebuilt
and establishment in full operation in all its yari-
Gus branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT
ty Sampon and hopes strict attention to business to
merit share of public patronage He warrants all his work
fail twelve months with fair usage either in workmanship
material, it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do well to call and examine for them
selves does intend be surpassed for STYLE ee
gauce and durability.
RB- REPAIRING done in the neateSt manner at short
notice. 90. Mill Ink and Gudgeons, made and warranted
for ten years, for so.
Clinton Nav @ 1856 -36-tf
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FILLMORE IN FAVOR OF THE Missouri REsTRIc.
TONI F'lImore's position in regard to the Kansas
Nebraska BILL is ascerained at last-not by the dec
aratons of his friends but by his public positive
and explicit avowals. Here is All extract from
speech which he delivered in Albany, just five days
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28
THE DlsPUrEDyIcrORY

The Cincinnati Times, Fillmore pa
papcr,discourses As follows upon the re-
suit Of the late election in this Stare.
The impotence Of the Repuplican press
in incorporating the sestimeot OF the
people, 10 no where more pslpsbls than
in giving the result Of the late election 10
Iowa. They claim the election OF the
Peopls's State Ticket - republican tri-
umph, and therefore cot down the young
Mississippi giant 'sss csrtsin for Free
mont" Now the truth 10 the victory 10
out sud-out American, and placss the
State out Of tho grasp Of Fremoutiem,
The people's Stste ticket was Fusion,
Or rather Was nominated BY both the
American and Republican parties. or
the four candidates upon the ticket. three
are Fillmore men. and one supports Fro.
mont which ratio was supposed at the
time the ticket was nominated, to be q
fair representation Of the sentiment Of
the people Of Ithe State opposed to the
Adminissration. The ticket was elect.
ed BY the Fillmore men Of the State,
with the aid Of little Republican out
side pressure.
We have always asserted that three
fonrths ofthe Black Republican party
in this State were Know Nothings, and
that about one half Of these are Fill
more Know Nothings, and the balance
Fremont Know Nothings, who formed
a enalitian with tho nlds and nn.ls =. l
carried the State against the Dcmoc
racy. The Fillmore men saw that il
the Democracy were successful iu the
State Election there would not be a
grease spot left Of them in November.
! "a therefore coalesced with the 9th
- lplip1p ord defeated u. We now
that Iowa will give its electo-
~ Dn6hannn. NThe desao-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

SENTIMENT IS. FACT Henry Clay was
no slavery extensionist, but he was a
man Of practictical sense, as we'll as Of
generous PHILANTHROPY. Many persons
talk about the abolition Of slavery, with
out reflection. They havo no definite
ideas on the subject whatever. They are
Influenced only by sentiment, AMI do
not condescend to look at consequences.
Mr. Clay in 1850 made, for the benefit Of
such men, the following remarks:
"Sir, ! might, | think although be-
hevc this project contains sbou, an equal
amount OF concession and forbearancc
on both sidcs-have asked from tho free
States OF the North more liberal and
extensive concession than should be ask
ed from the Slave States. And why,
SIR! With you, gentlemen Senators Of
tue Free States, what is it /! An abstrac-
tion, settIeMent-a sentiment, il you
please, OF humanity and PHILANTHROPY
. noble Sentiment, when directed rightly
With no sinister or party purposes; an
atrociOus sentiment-a dctestable eenti
mentor rather the abuse Of it-wben
directed to the accomplishment OF IN.
worthy purposes
"On your side il is a sentiment with
ont sacrifice, o sen iment v ithout danger.
. sentiment without hazard, without
peril, witho ut lo-s. But now is it on the
other ssdc, to which, as | have said, a
greater amount Of concession ought to
DC made 10 any scheme of Compro-
mise?
s'In the first place, Sir, there is a vas,
and incalculable amount Of property to
De sacrificed, not BY your sharing in the
common burdens, but exclusive OF Won.
And this is not ell. The social inter-
course, habit, safety, property, life. ey-
cry thing 10 at hazard, and in Q greater
or less degree, in tho Slave States.
"Sir, look ut that storm which ia now
raging before you, beating in all its rage
p't'les.ly on your family: They are in
the South. But where are YOUR families
wnere are your people, Senators from
me irco States? They are safely hous
Cd, enjoying oil the blessings Of comes.
TIC comfort, peace and quiet in the hos ON
| Of their own families.
"Bebola, Mr.. President, that dwelling.
house now wrapped in flames. Listen.
sir, TO the rafters and beams which fall
in succession, amid the crash and thu
aames ascending higher and higher a.
they tumble down. Behold those woman
and childen who are flying from the cal.
amitous scene, with their shrieks and
lamentations imploring the aid Of high
Heaven. Whose house is that? Whose
wives and children are they? Yours in
the frce States? No. You are LOOKING
on IN safety and security, while the con-
dagration which have described is rag
ing 10 tho slave States, and produced.
not Intentionally By you, but produced
from the insvitsbls tendency Of the
essestse which yoa hsvs adopted, and
uhieh others have carried IL heyond
WAat 90 hsvs uishsd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

YuILMORE MEETING.


The Fillmore Party had a meeting
in Rock Island on Tuesday evening,
which took everybody by surprise
No one imagined that this old rumP
Of the American Party could muster
80 strong a force, but the Court House
was filled to its utmost capacity. One
hundred members Of the Fillmore
Club Of Davenport went over the riv-
er in procession, the ferry boat having
boon secured for that purpose. The
Davcnpsrt Club had secured the SER
vices Of the Grass Band, but the
Black Republicans bought of the
Band, and the Club was minus music.
Let us march TO the music Of the
Union, said Hon. J. l.. Cook, which
sentiment was received with applause.
The Club Of this city had transpa-
rency, adorned with notices, among
which was this noble saying Of Henry
Clay: 81 had rather be right, than
be President" Another motto was !:
"No North, no South, no East, no
West" another: Fillmore, Don
elson, and the Union" The Club Of
the other side had a transparency with
the names Of the candidates upon one
side, and "thc sober second thought Of
the people " upon the other.
The utmost good order prevailed,
and the meeting was organized by
calling Charles Buford, Esq, to the
chair.
w. w. Dancnhower, one Of the
Fillmore Electors Of Illinois, was then
introduced, and addressed the meet
ing, principally dwelling upon the orr
gin, objects, aims, and present strength
Of the American Party. His speech
was an ordinary, recitativc address.
and lasted an hour and one half.
lion. John +. Cook then took the
stand, and as it was the first political
speech which we had heard Mr.. Cook
attempt to make, we were curious to
learn whether he was equally as ready
upon the stump, as in the Court
Room. As to the manner, his speech
was able, eloquent, and so witty that
many man wore out half a pound Of
shoe leather applauding him. lie
pitched into the Democracy without
gloves, and called Pierce cipher, the
party sectional, and its politicians cor
rupt. He next took the veil from of
the Fremont party, and exposed one
OF the most rotten combinations of
disunion traitors that ever existed. -
Fremont was in his estimation mere
puppct, in the hands of the higher
law Seward gang; with no more fit
ness for President than the most COM
mon man. lie would not trust the
gang who had him in charge "in a
sheep pasture" lie next presented
the claims of Willard Fillmore and re-
viewed his administration, challenging
any man to detect flow in his brilli-
ant career as tried statesman.
II Mr. Cook takes the stump in this
State, the Fremont party may tremblc
for their existence. But We will say
that, Notwithstanding the increasing
enthusiasm in favor Of Fillmore, the
old war horse Of the Democracy is
champing his bit with eager impatience
for the battle Of November, and will
charge the enemy in front and rear,
Fillmore and Fremont with such u
fierce onset as to sweep the field.
Uurrah for Buck and Brcck
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

I'm the one ecale, then, We behold
sent'mens alone ; in the other property,
the social fabr c, life. AMI all that max 60
LIE dcsirevb,e aud happy.
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G0IaGs.ONIN low a.

The Woolles down this wsy t;s;uk they
done remarkable ~-Ii IT, get three hundred
majority 'Prond hlahasxs.' II Is inst
three hundred mere than they will have IL
NJ, eniber. i tines.
I'll" have Of gram is finished, and The
farmers Of Cedar Wiley have no o. h.i
feelings than Hose If Joy. The wheat
coop is a very superior one, the brrr, being
unusually heavy and the average range per
ar j. from iitiecs 10 thirty b.isli-'s Com
ptofii e, v, w. aud the same Is nearly II Il
u, every crop.
lhe number Of new faisss l.. ing cpea.i
sp this s'4soi i ilu'y surprising Hun
dreds OF acr.- have teen turned tor the IN 4
iln- his ~easos AID The breaking teams arr
tei IL motion. 0niy Two years is neeessa-
~ 10 produce az old fsrm--C, dar Valley
Iimes.
X. r. ~ large and enfhus as'ic mee
ing ut lie citizen OF H. sdm e.. unity. n, ri.
dora, Aug. 18th. II was resolved Thai tie
touyeition deem IL 10 he The interest 81
llrdit County 10 vote Tax. for he mar
pos Of luiiiing Rail Road ,nnuine ..s'
aid west ,h. onsh tile County. '-Gspii4l
R'Pprt,r.
GRrfN MorNTsrS is The .rrrop-i l..
name Of q selii,meni IN Mar hail e.. uniy.
composed mostly OF sMgiants fem ver
inoiai, aud sand 10 present that he air.rss and
Taste characteristic OF New England far
mers.'-Ib.
Fl Madison, says the plaindcaler, Is
fast improving, both in business and ap
4 peara ce.' ii is a town IT very health,
/ growth.
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Public UOrE.

g EAIED OFFERS vii be- rrc lVsd until the ri
~ 81 y pt' iH+r At e'cliFk p. II FIR ina,.,i.n
inr Front STREET between Ferry aud B.ttiv AMI tlN M
Nlinstrtri from Third to The river and far ply. I
til gniter> all laying Va curb stones in IL III IT, IT.,
The s..ciftatinS can lie seen at thu Mayor OH
Davenport, l1.h August 1886
did IT. ItMBArII Civ HI cInarr
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Dissolution,

sTSuE Co-partne err Lip heretofore existing l-tw n
J,thn Il Mile and n h u Z.>lF l, Ill, tllt
tii-~'iN'ai ~ mfna cons NJ Al persons iud-h e
I" SAID titn VII pay III sue !" Am MILF, ulig
i luiy at.thvrlz to euD "a III. sam,
JaHNE MILLER
au2 SLIM STEPHEN XEl>t IR.
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For Sale aud for Rent,

- -- W the west end ~ the rils
Ten valush4. buad,ns ,.c,. In s,.,,,.v...,. sa..
near J NJ. -. Bmrfuws rys,,l,ne, f,r M. ~ -.
REASONABLE. terms, " 800 " w
u,n,,s,,,,,, NV, "'s" on Onfhrs srect,-ane
" ~ s"ss '''y cheap.
several valAHht Ian. far l,,.f,,... All,
inHs on Harris aid Main streets. north u ssth
len saluah building Lots on s.rnsi And Third
i" 49, 800 e'''N u nve years gwen On MOSS
LII ~ Co. -,
- - -" sH'hfhi dwelling hnuse the
Wi halt Ia N. hi.L ;. -.
tpr-v nirnts 80 -" wv
10 rt.i franf ~ 81 net den n, Nam s,r,e, ,x,..,
The Lt.ait' Htusr ft sal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-28

ST. l. 'i.ls, August -6.
A'.iccs from tie boti,r couu'e, state
thai 23oo ren wonld be ready 10 eater
X in,a> tie 22u n. II is reported iha, loo
Of Lanes men are on the north side of
kaasae Rtrt, fr he purpose of intercept
Ihg those who 50 To t.ic rclI Of l. comp
ton.
The Lev gtc1 Txnrcss Of the 23rl seys
that Gen. Smith ha saur 10 lrconp'on
~ h u rye force Of top for IS def, &c.
G,f. r ctarts"n. ia command If a large
boiY ot ,.e T,rrlInliAl milifta, Ia. gone TO
ihe northwestern part Of The Territory. 10
cut III HE retreat nf Lam. Should he at
ten ~ escape IN thai direct on.
Lane goes by tue a. umed name Of Col.
Cook :..l 4 i, said has , ep0 mn II, Tie
htld, with prospects of lar-e Ieh force
meat b. liz, Ii : If De nheT.
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ECniNfS. = NV<lss!C,.1x H1u1.1Y,rs,.c

"S.s y ttinlh Wet comprising i'll pattpf
a,lc ,,fl li.ru, i..ith,r.
b ~ OK I, 4 li.n,to.k,
Collar leash T.
Efshth Atr'.i"a AMI Patent Gait skins
hiiis and rper Irati r,
ufc,r.v anaity.
Itin-> EtAn>t Hotroccp Eiuirigs Pat Mt and
Paitt III tine Dash and Enam He'd Leather, Lasts
fhhii r. sc Ne
Sadtttcty HARDWARE JIpannnd. Brass and Ajlret
iittci ftam the best Manufacturers Sett-,,,yu i
Gla Or, aHd Faa u; Ruarr. IInrse Sbg, ,ud
- inG Tn@nnd Buckles and in short eaerN a,lI,l,.
"a a., ~ ~ maker. StJ r. can wish
iafllar. and Gttcrt> Ew,. TIP Props Siump
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