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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
The Dead tlive,

Our City hall has been crowded to It's Ut
mos; capacity, during the last few days, by
an excited and deeply Interested crowd u
listeners to the Brawnstown murder case.
Much sympathy was felt for the prisoners
three elderly lalies, as the examination o.
the witnesses elected suspicious appearances
and citcumstantiai evidence Of condenua-
tory character Some blood was proved to
have been found about the house, some out
Of doors, some human hair, aud some boards
knocked off the barn. Also, bones supposed
to be human were found in the ashes barrel.
All this tended to prove that crime of the
blacklist dye had been committed. and what
rendered conviction certainty was the fact
that a little pellar had strayed from the fra
ternal care OF his brother, and bad not been
heard from in week. Excitement had
reached its highest pitch.
The pedlar's brother had identified piece
of cloth found on the premises as belonging
to his brothers vest. Tie bones. notwiih-
standing the assertions of the doctors. that
they had belonged to a sleeps hind leg.
were believed to be the remains of the LITTLE
pedlar, and the hair was appropriated fpl
the same parsonage, though it had been
malieiously whispered around that they cam
from the eauclai appcndage of male COW.
The counsel We're about summing up H.,
ease with all their well known ability. when
a little nutchman. the (pedlar,) who had
stood with his hands in his pockets. ouiet
spectator of the scene, stepped forth and
protested against any suck iiaerties being
taken with his affairs, declaring that be had
neither been slaughtered nor burnt up. and
as to being dissolved into the small show Of
sheep bones and horse hair which the table
hef9re him afforded, he fclt indignant ut the
idea
ofeourSc. we shall not attempt 70 de.
scribe the delight Of the spectators, the cor
sternatien of the learned counsel, or the u.
mazement of the Judge at The summary
winding M Of the beautiful case which haC
been made out; but We will confidently as
sert that tie scene WAS rish Detroit Fre,
Press
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
TIE HAND TuAT SAVES Us.

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Two painters were employed TO fresco tie
walls of a cathedral Both stood on rude
scafolding constructed for the purpose
sone forty feet from the floor. One of them
was SO intent upon his work that he became
wholly absorbed aud, in admiration. steel
of from the picture, gazing at it with intense
delight.
Forgetting where he was, he moved back
slowly, surveying critically the work Of hi.
pencil, until he neared the edge Of the plank
on which he stood At this critical mon en4
his companion turned suddenly. and, almost
ffafelyzed with horror beheld lis imminent
peril. another instant. aud the enthusQs'
would bepreeipitated upon the pavement be-
meath. Il he spoke 10 him it was certain
death; if he held his peace. death was
qgally sure. Suddenly he regained his
presence Of mind, and Selling wet brush
| lung It against the wall SCATTERING the pic
ture with unsightly blotohes of coloriug
The painter few forward, and turned up-
On his friend with fierce upbraidings; hut
startled at his ghastly face. he listened to
his recital Of danger. locked shuddering at
the dreaded space below, and with tears Of
gratitude blessed the hand that had saved
him.
just So. we sometimes get absorbed upon
the pictures Of tie world and, in couten-
plating them. step backwards, unconscious
II our peril, when the Almighty in mercy
flashes cut the beautiful images. and draws
us, 1T the time We are complaining of lis
I dealings, into bis out stretched arms Of con-.
/ passion and love
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
'sEsg1ss 'a,sIssaf esss,.

yvOR old Sores of every description on Man or on
L Bea:t, Bruises aud Sprains, Ulcers and felons.
Sealds and Burns sore Leg and Jhi,blaus, Fresh
Cut Wounds, Cramp and letter, Stines OF Insects,
Wounds under the Nails, 1ntamed Breasts. Clan
dular 'lunoss, Cracked Heel. Sore Back, Spliut
aud SPAWN sweeney and PoicViie. Nithers and
Marbles. Chafe and Chestoundcr. King bone and
SiaHdcraes W indgall aud Numbness, Saddle Gall
and old Strains, SWelied Leg aud Stiffness Of
joints warranted 10 cure and no danger from ex-
Pasure eHld. Applied To Burns d ehce il Leaves
no scar. Price % end 20 cents per bottle. Read
RrcHsevp. January IG, 1875,
Re.sra Doee ii. G5.;--For about seven years my
negro Semen Haa az ulcer on the shiubVne Of one
et las rs. tie ias had the very best IL ediea ad
vice. ana tAe strietpst attention from myself. The
sol ead been repeatedly Poglticed and burnt With
eauatic. II iatat vals whilst giving md applying
tic medicine, he has been kept on low diet AID also
keYt perfectly quiet win the lab elevated. Some
times the sore would be as large as the palm Of Il
mans hand and = athefs larger than halt dime.
and even when had attained this small size would
break out again. became entirely discouraged
about il. and one day while in yoar store askel
You what BIS a. fer II: Yuu give ne bottle Of
raue Tu9 eli aHi after Esing three bottles fbv
the direction it was entirely healed. Previous TO
the time u using Il. te had lost aontLs f5am his
work. nat s.Ace h. las nteer lest day. wiiladd,
that hs1s rxaGatiea esstessly on his limb about
8obnna'ad sad h.tv dollars. It gives ae pleasure
r. ada ia ~ many 700 aa*o ahis test.saoaiai the
qirtGesof saar lnrf Oil.
ye,. respectfully, Sc. SHELTON.
= congratulated by r9rn!.ssioDfrom a lady
Ills ely:
Hs2s-e Dore e Co, -Hayire used your Turf OIL,
and midnight 10 be such fine medicine think it
C,ie Ia ynp that YOU shoHid know it, My daughter,
about two wears ago, fell an the rocker OF a chair
AND bruised her thigh very mueh il soon assumed
the iorul OF a boil. and bee ime very had it
lancsd by physician bat that did not relieve it,
Itbeesme running sore, and confined so for near
Is tive Yea5s. tried every medicine / could hear
of with Eject, until was induced 10 try bot
tie cf yunr futt 6l.--glter using one bottle and a
hail i was entirely healed. bavo since used II for
ntherseres and found toe same benefit You are at
liberty To tse this as you think prorer.
> GUALkY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

TIE Old Coin Tue Law which recently
passed Congress authorizing an exchange Of
re new cents for the old Spanish quarters,
iesirs. and bis, at their par calculus
roieeting.tha people from heavy shave
TIE brokers are buying the discarded coin
AT to 10 per cent discount. If store keep
.rs viii eoHtinue to receive them NJ par, Gas
@e thrk they should J several Of them could
a1sily unite in sending on so or 500 to
The Mint, ana receiving pretty. bran new
eents-aiter the lst of 4 pril The Govern
uent, however. should facilitate this ex-
.hange by sending the new cents to the
several "Depostaries' throughout the eoun-
nv.
Since writing the above. We have met
With the following in the Philadelphia Ledg-
n: .tlR few days the mint will be ready
0 distribute the new coinage. anu the dis
fhution will be made at tie expense Of the
mint; that is, the coin viii be sent to the
5o1ious cities hence tie distribution takes
aaee, anl there. through the government
eslts. Ii will be paid ont fer Spanish CON,
Tor any other, 1T the convenience Of the
purchaser. Bue notice viii be given ley
iteulars aad in the newspapers, when.
Ehere, how, and in what Quantities the dis
Ilbulioa viii be made = II big.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
JOHN g.KeA',
=. Soar syMa EGnffe Factory,

East Coart- House lane, 6aputoa, Ia.
NTTHERE he will constantly have White. Yellow,
w Brown, and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
ofthe best quality which he will sell at the lowest
cash price OF exchange for Tallow and Grease Of all
descriptions. tie respectfully solieitsa share tpa'
tronage.
June %, 1858.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

Tie Late Tfegedg IN Washington. There
appear to be much excitement in Washing
tom aud Alexandria, in consequence Of the
ummary manner in waieh the magistrates
disposed of the case OF d. c. Lee, for killing
Dagij Hume. anl releasing MIN on giving
nominal bonds for Sic d30, but really for
3nly 81 e0a-his own recognilanee for So
t90 hot baiaq colleetable, # forfeited; For
ae has. It is said, no property out Of which
It could be .atis.ied Ice is said to be still
in Washington. not having gone 70 Virginia
as was reported. The Silr says:
Lee is spare man, rather tall, with thin
gray hair and large gray or blue eyes. and
is about 90 years OF age It is known tc
the police that he procured the pistol on the
morning on which he perpetrated the Gtal
Iced, borrowing II for The occasion. Is the
testimony shows he was assured Of the res
probability of Mr. Hume, not only on tn.
difficulty ut the Presidents house, hut il
the morning before Mr. Il, callod at hi,
room IN the Pension bnreau lie was dis
missed by Secretary MeCielland from hi,
clerkship in the Pension bureau within an
hour after the fatal occurrence,
4 strong and most commemorate point in
character Of Mr.. Hume has been most for
cibly illustrated in the testimony already
given before the eoroner's jury and tie bail
ing magistrates. We allgde Ia bis far6ear
4nee. Few men would have so earnestly
plead as he did 10 be relieved from resnut-
ing the grave impatation mon spotlfs,
character, - pegiites,3.,..s ..sg,. 1.qaH aH
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
Republican 1,inoieator.
BY NICHE & ALFRED.

TERMS The :" VINDICA TOR" Is publish
ed every Saturday morning, IN Haunton, Nam 81,
too doors East Of Union Hall, at Teo D'tiars per
aaaun'. i paid n odoaace, and Tteo Dollars ana
Fifty Cents, j delayed TIL after sac months No pa
per miH be discontinued except at the discretion q
the editor, unless all claims adjusted.
AD YER TiSENENTS Of ten tines, Cor less.) an
serted three times for dollar, and aeeaty ipe ccA
fur each subsequent continuance. Lorger a{pertso-
meats inserted Ia the proportion.
liberal discount made to those 1ho adeertise bs
the gear.
Professional Cards not ereeeding seven lines, 'sil
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

4 LARGE aud fine assortment Of French
and GermaaCologDe, I.abns Extract Of Rose;
Geranium Musk Verbena Paehoulv, Sweet Pea,
Heli0trope, Jasmi,,, Jockey Club, &c., sc.
Also . fine assortment eft Pomades, Hair Oil, Fan
cy Soaps, dc, just received and for sale by
LAIRD 4 LINK,
Jan. 10, 1857 Chemists and Druggists.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

A Gqaree 70 lie C'apral Of R9me The
Roy, George G. Foote, an Episcopal cler-
gvman, rector Of Whitemar>h Parish, near
Philadelphia, took his congregation al, a.
back, few days since BY announcmg that
he had hecnme u convert 10 the Church Of
knme.
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Extra ordinary Ease

NICHA7s0, Mig IsI,, toab,
GeutleU en-: My child had commenced breaking
out last tall IL s1aa SORES, which gradually extend
ed over The entire head including both ears, which
were So much eaten by she sores as to me to
fear thai both ears would drop oil tried all sorts
of adfe sod and domestic remedies. without any
good results. then procured and applied little
TURF OIL, 1t began TO get better; the bottle
broke, and We applied gals toit-it again began to
get verse. My eldest daughter said, "pa, do get
more Of that Turf Gil, sisters head looked so
much better when Won used it," We got another
bottle. and her mead Is now nearly wcll. This was
an seravatsd ease aud took half an hourevery day
to vast 1t. and it was very offensive One more
botte, feel lssueed will cure her entirely there
is but it'll af the disease remaining. You are en-
titled TO this and for the benefit Of Others take
great plea sufe Ia giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, Il. I. CHALK.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

xYTE HAVE on hand, aud for sale at low prices
w for cash, SIX TONS OF IRON well assorted
and warranted good. j. BRANDEBUkG co.
Jan. "a, ls57.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
WWsVE * PATTON'S

4 counts are made off to the LIST Of January.
n and 5 they are closing up the business ot
the concern il Is expected that all persons knowing
themselves indebted, vii come forward promptly
and settle. Jan. "a, Spectator esiN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14
CORN hIfELEERS.

4 HAVE now in store a supply of perpoek's eele
brated Double shelters, believed to he the best
in ase--also single shelters for safe low: -.
Get. % 1856. GEO. +. FklCl..
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Read the Truth about our Turf Oil


During sleigh ride this winter past, discover
c my horses leg raw, and the sSin eli place lar
ger than my hand, from the traces rubbing on the
inside OF the thigh applied Nour Turf Oil. and in
a day orHo he was we'll. Another case A mule
which was working 20 my dray became unable to
walk. On examining lis foot I discovered NAH
about two inches long mp TO the head. My driver
and the neighbers said he would be good for moth
ing. drew the nail out, inserted piece OF lint
and Turf 0ll and set him TO work at once, and
from that moment he has no,lost one hour butts as
good as ever. saw horse badly snagged on the
outside OF his thigh in two places one about two in
ehAs deep and four inches wide, from which he ;
still a day or two Your Turf Gil was applied aud
it brought them out entirely sound. Ittruly is one
of the greatest remedies forsores have ever known
and have iv ed in drug stot for several years.
Us this as YOU think proper. ...-..l..,,
Yer truly, j. II. NhiSEGE III,
To Npssrs Dove 4 Co.
MAY 3, ls56-V
For sale BY C, NJ, Morrilat, and Druggists
generalx. thronahon tLe state.
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GLOVER SEED.--- Fifty bushels prime Go
" yer Seed free from ripple and other foul seed
Jan. 24-Spee copy j. BRAADEBuKG d co.
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N ndrerti8iHg T0r less iime thon iHree aonfhs,
uia be charged for at the usual rateg-S1 90 per
sqaars for the first three Insertions, and eeatg fire
cents for each sabseqpent issue.
Fhe aboce rates nil be strictly adhered to. The
circulation Of the KIYD{CA P0R, is one ef the lar
gss IN the State aud hence o the best advertising
~ JOB WORK. Of al descriptions promptly
Js1F
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

FLoYp, OF VIRGINIA.
The Secretary of War has long been a
prominent politician in the western part OF
Virginia, and is a State rights democrat OF
the school of strict construction. He has
filled the Office of Governor Of the State, and
during the last election was "a democratic
presidential electcr Governor Eloyd's pub
lie service has been exclusively confined to
the State, and his appointment to the Cal'i-
net is his first introduction to the Cabinet
councils. Although, owing to the fact Of
his being Governor Of Virginia. Mr. Floyd
could take no part in the discussions on the
compromise measures of 1880, yet he was
known to he an ardent opponent Of them.
whilst he did not concur N tue views OF the
politicians in South Carolina who advocated
secession rs a necessary consequence 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

VXTHERRAS ~ the 2sth day OF May, A. D., 1856,
w Hans Heinrich and EsthSSne Heinrtch
evecuted unto Austin Corbin as Trustee, . certain
deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land In
0cutt COun,y. Iowa, described rs folloWs, u wit
Lot number six Isl IN 81, ck number tour IL In
GREEN'S Addition 10 the city - Davenport. which
said conveyance mad. BY the said Hans Hen ich
and katharine, his wife, Tor the purpose Of securing
the payment VI certain promissory note snd the
iuterrst thereon signed by said Hans Heinrich dated
the 2Sih day Of Nay, u. 1885, and payabi. u the
order Of =. y Harding. six months after date, for
the sum Of o9sO, with ten per cent interest from
date.
And nov said note having become due and paya-
bic, and the sad Hans Heinr,ch having fset pay
the same, Au'tn Corbin, lrust tee ~ Aforesaid do
hereby Hive this public notice. that by WITH OF The
power which Ia In vest by sad dee,i Trust,
vii, on Saturday the third day Of October, A u.
1857, IT the hour Cf2 O'Clock In tue Afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door In the city Of Dav,
port, expose and offer for SAILS at public auction to
tie highest bid Ter Tor cash, the parcel Of land above
Described, much tn rcof shall be uifici-nt o
satisfy and pay the amount Of said nte with the In
terest thereon 20 the day Of sale together with all e
costs and EXPENSE attending said SALE costs Of this
notice aud Trustees fees. Upon hr oImp elton 81
such sale deed will be given In accordance with the
gtpuistion of said Deed OF Trust.
Dated the 9th day OF Sept, A D, 1851
AUSTIN CORBIN,
oepodts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

VEIH1R8 As % the 18th day Of April, A y, 1857,
w j0hn nead executed uato David True ~
Trustee, crrtaia deed OF Trust, conveying u said
Trustee the land In ocDts Couay LAVA, described
follows, " VT twenty acres taken from OIL the
South end Of the East half Of the North Rsst quar-
teg q ssrtios eleven sO In township sevcn weight
l7Sl North. Of Rage tsrce East Of the aith 3th)
p. T.. and bound. ~ follews, 70 cit BTginniLg
the south East corner OF said North hast qusr-
ter Of said ssction eleven U1), thence running
west eighty 1907 rod., thence North 70 ty i40)
rods. thence ksst eighty (S0l rods, emo south
forty (SO) rods, % the place OF Be innine,
UAtch satd conveyance VAS made BY the ,asf Read
i0e tho puSp Of securing tn. payment OF among
Others 81 certain promisrory nete and the interest
theron signed BY ssid John U. Bead, datcfthc 18th
day Of April. D. 1857, and payable TO the order Of
Samuel Hsstsei for i've hundred and iofty-n,e dol
lars. psvsbls on tho nrst dsy Of August. 1857.
And now said note HAVING become due and paya-
bic, and the said John Read having failed
TO pay tn Sane, ]. David True, Trustees IS aiore-
sad Do hereby ave this public notice thai By virtue
Of the power which v In me vested by said deed u
trust viii, on Saturday the 81 day Of October, A.
ID. 1857, ut ths hour Of O'Clock In the snernoon of
veapogt. expose and oer for sale Al pubiic suction
- NE highest bidder for cash, the parcel Of land
shove described or 40 much thereof - n all BE- sum-
eaent to satiafy and pay the smoant Of said note
with the interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together
Uith the expens-s attending said sale, costs OF this
q tier and Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of
such sale deed Uili be given 10 accordance with tho
stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 7th day Of September, A. D. 1887.
DAVID STxUE,
sepsitd Trustec.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
Trustees Sale.

WnEREAS en- the 10th day Of August, A d, 1855
W Goodrich Hubbard and DAsxAiet Huhk ard
his wife, executed unto Louis A. Msckot A. TRUSTEE
cests.n deed Of Tsust, conveying to said Trustee
tAe land " soses County, lows, described follows,
70 VIII: An Of Lot nomber onet jim fractional eect
numbcr twentysix o. In Town hip number seseaty-
mine (79J North, Of Range number Ave ~ EAST, of
tbs oh ?. NJ, excepting therefrom about sig 20
acyO cod 10 Larch Philips, and fhiSty-two 17.lOO
ecres conveyed 70 naSvey- Leonard, siso the south
Section number two ~, Township and Range ~
shove also the undivided hsf Of the Eess half Of the
Nsrh Rast quarter Of ~ North West quarter u
section number thirty four (3s and the kast half VI
the eseth Last quarter 81 section number twenty
ssvea C2Jl In TeW nsLp number eighty o, NORTH Of
which seid conveyance vas made By said Goodrich
ncbbard and AeTsaIet Hubbard for the purpose d
securing the payment Of crrtAin promissar ~ note
and the Interest thereon signed BY said Goodrich
tiuheasd, dated The 90sh 1ay Of August, A b, 1855
tor the sam Of e.eht hundred and hirty-stx
e7.icO dolsss. payable 70 the order Of stephen
And nov said note having becoms due and payable
aud the said Goodrich Hubbard having failed
10 pey thc ssne, Louis Msckot Trustee q sfore.
ead hereby give this puolic notice ~ strue Of
III power Which 10 In vested by tsid deed
VIM. on wednesday the 18th day Of sept nibsr ID,
1857 q the onr d O'Clock in the afserno1 Of SAID
d.y, at the Court House cosg In the city Of Dave
H, expose and e6er for sale At public auction the
parcel Of ond above des ribs or 20 much thereof a.
sAall b s9icient 70 sstisy and pay the amount %
sajd note with the interest thereon the day Of ssle
soeether With The expsnses att ndng said sale costs
oftAb noeies sn1 Trustss's fees, Upon The compile
Ton u such ale deed vri b given IN acot rdsce
Uita ~ ettpulation Of said Deed o. Trust
Dated the 34th day Of AEsn.t, A d. 1851.
q AvISAxACkLOf,
80 3$dtG Srustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
MOrtgagcc - Sale.

rsr FATE or Iowa,
ooott County,
To Paul Deu.seh and all other persons
interested
VX1HERBAS on the 10Th day OF December A d.
w 1855, the said Paul bcutsoh executed Ia one
Antoine lie Claire certain pronissory note u that
date for the sum OF i've hundred dollars payable u
ths order Of Antoine lie Claire, the 2Sth day u
August y, 1857, with int rest at ten per pr
annum and whereas the said Paul Deu'sch did
the ~ d 18th day OF December, 4 d, 1856, execute
unto the said Antoine l.. Claire a MORTGAGE upon
the following described Real Estate, to vii. Lots
number seven ~ and eight (s) In block number two
(2, said block being In Subdivision number seventy
one (1)in Ie CAire's Addition to the city of Daycn-
port which said mortgage Is recorded In The Rec rs
Of Scott County, tate OF Iowa, Hook Of mortgage
pAge 263, to which reference may be had. Aud the
conditions OF said mortgage having been broken by
reason OF the non-payment OF ths sum Of money due
upun ssd note, the said Antoine l.. Claire gives
lice, that In accordance with the Statutes In such
cases made and prov. drd, he vii proceed closc
the equity Of redemption In said parcels Of Real rs
tate, and for this purpose Harvey Sons r Esq, Sh.-
ri9 OF said county, will Ut the Court House door In
the city Of DavaIport In said county, on Saturday
the 10th day Of October, b, 1887, at the hour Of
O'clock In the afternoon Of said day, seli said par
cells Of land 81 public auction to the highest bidder
for easb, or &C much thereof shall be tufilctent
To satisfy the smonnt then due upon said nutas and
costs Of this sale.
September %, 1877
ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE, II. LEONARD,
Mortgage. Sheriff.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

Deaaas n Dulllsss 1asavare, Rsrming inpleDents,
1snce Wire, nope, Paints, Gems, Cutlery &c. 10.
Dealers WI andit 70 thGr advansaee 70 look q or
seecA Of 0eods before purchestns ~ oshsr paaces.
Our 0eOeeis situated q H. ooutA side q oeocod
street. bsswssn brady and Main, opposite ~ CAane
sselu. cHILDS 1OATH
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nAlGmT, SEARS / HCCK I'll,
Leather sME11esef1ctSss'ers
AND
WHOLESALE D1AL1Re n
Il e AT III d II
on ALL KINDS
011A1es, 0NA1Sssv xDOrAe00re
Czech 1srtasae1ssIe, Shoe
KvND6ss1s, 1S1soSe.
W Asvs nov q AasA - u tAslsrgss - ~
selscssa assostnsose d
LsGther = G0ddD9Ssrv A1SdaO0rs
s-syc0beedi N ~ Wet. Osa0s1Gng = Dasee(
sois and Hasns0 LAaaA9,
botA 0ak and ue0lecks
Cellar LEATHER.
Jrsnch, Ansvsss ~ pslns OH -
xipe and uypss LaAehss,
'' fsn,1.s , 1S.as, xsrrssa.. ssA.e. .sss.s =.
nala alirs.as, pa - 1.i.assa fsaaAsF' Lasss,
Ss1dsry Hssasass, Jaeaassl. Asa, - 1evw
FaaAod, fro0 The ~ 0o0n1Dceureeo. 0aeo0De
e, ais aaa p Il! 1ai Y - - 80. -
tSsAernason ahss, o. os1111 - ~.
yeisss, CeaeA IAses, 1enAs. 1.snsl1e1 0lseAs, .
Vaee ~, 0Oekes, lat Denssa Csssiaos -
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