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Trustees Sale.

w HER EAS William p. Hardin, BY his Deed Of
Trust, dated June s0th, A. d. 1885, and recorded
oI me Recorder Of Des Mones County, Iowa. ccnveytd
n. wilson and W r. Brown, in the following
county and stste Lot No. se In Block No fty
., nafrefs Addition 10 said city, secure the payment
m!ee Promissory notes ri hundred and twenty.
I'VE collars each, payable IN year. one In two
ana one Ia three after date with interest on
sach - per cent per annam. payable annual
note above mentioned is now due and unpaJ with IN
ssIest thefeon asaoFesaid therefore, said William r.
brown, one OF he Trustee Aforesaid at the ra est
owner OF sd last mention ed note will sell the Real
Estate ABOVE described, according TO the authority
OF .aid deed OF trust, at pup,ic - NJ the
rom aoor OF Marion Hall in the city of urneton Tor
SAsh TO 's highest bdde~. saturda the IN lav ~
'aty. 40 ISIS, between the hours OF O'Clock A. Al.
and costs " " Mpm u ,n'eiest
july6.a2t -,
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Inc death Of the Rev. DR.. Janeway is an
'-aced ia the Philadelphia papers, at the age
stshiy-ioar. He was formerly pastor of the
ssond Presbyterian Church in that city, and
y many years exercised leading influence in
ts .euomlnation.
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Emancipation in Missouri.

The cause OF emancipation in Missouri as we
have animated on several occasions, makes
i sure, and not very slow progress. About the
time the Shareholders in Missouri sell the mass
OF Their negroes to the States further South,
which will require but a few years-say five or
/ ten years at the outside-that she will become
free commonwealth, and as the South loses.
/ the Freesoil North will gain.
/ ST. Louis is now represented in Congress by
Freesoier-the capital OF the State, and many
OF the more important points, are also in the
hands OF the Freesoilers-and the doctrine of
emancipation is boldly advanced by many pro.
mlnent and influential prints in city and coun-
! try. There is no mistake about it that the
emancipation feeling is as umins formidable
proportions in Missouri.
Not long since, Mr.. James B. Eads was pomi
! mated by the National Democratic Conyen-
ton" as candidate for the House of Repre-.
sentatives from the county OF St. Louis. He
declined the honor conferred upon him. and in
letter to the ST. Louis Republican, gives the
following reasons tor the course he had thought
proper to pursue:
have always considered the institution of
slavery in Missouri a matter which concerned
the citizens OF this State alone, and have denied
the right OF any person, party or power out
side OF our own borders, to NEEDLE with it in
any way, shape or manner whatever. | have
deemed 1t a question that should not be br ought
into our federal elections, and was, therefore,
found in the ranks OF those who were battling
tor the elevation of James Buchanan 10 the
Presidency. AT the same time, | feel earnestly
impressed with the Importance Of relieving our
State OF an evil which believe 10 be crampng
the energies OF our people, and retardlng The
growth OF the Commonwealth, by checking the
tide OF capital and emigration which our won
pertul resources would otherwise secure.
Believing that the Convention was not aware
OF my entertaining the views thus briefly Sc:
forth, | deem ii nay duty 10 decline the nomina.
lion.
Iu other words the County "National Demo
cratic Convention of ST. Louis nominated an
ncipationistseither purposely or by mistake,
and he was TOO honest 70 accept the nomina-
tion under the circumstances, No other conclu.
sion is logically deduciule ON the remarks OF
Mr.. Eads, which, respectfully submit are
altogether worthy The attention ot SHAREHOLDERS
III the cotton aud sugar growing States.
We have now, noninally, fifteen Slave States.
But, Delaware has gone from US to all inteuts
AID purposes. Missouri is going, aud Maryland
Is not much better off, Really We havo only
twelve Slave States we can count upon with
certainty, taking doubtful Kentucky into the
calculation. We complain of abolition
outrage aud abuse. What sort OF chances will
have when three OF our own States desert
ls, and five or six new Freesoil States are Gre
ated IN the North-Nesiy Pleasant prospect
truly! Isn't Ii? What say the jealous Union
.t-any-price" eentlemen?-N. q. Crescent, l9,h.
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There we're only Ave feet water on ID.
IN Aapids Saturday. So soon ~ the water
60 to prevent the Northern Packets iron.
~, the line ~ill be divided, part run
la. Asokak and the remainder forming .
~ hoe On this side the fslls,
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lady, writing upon The subject, says -
when men break their hearts, il 10 the
same ~ when lobster breaks one Of his
claws-another sprouting Immediately and
growing in its place"
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I'M eHoLERA-A statement is going the
''ahds OIL The press that the cholera prevails
many parts OF Arkansas, and is making raw
vs. over other Western States" This is all q
-'s'aAe, aud originated from the fact that the
aog cholera" i. prevalent in the Wastein
sa,e.
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RELIGION DEFINED-So men think that
religion is a mere ecstatic experience, like a
tune rarely playedupon some faculty, living
only while it is being performed, and the q
dying in silence. And, indeed, many men
carry their religion as church It's bell-high
up in beifry, to ring out on sacred days, "a
strike for funerals, or to chime for weddings
All the rest Of the time it hangs high above
reach--yoiceless; silent, dead Religion il
not the speciality of any one feeling but the
mood and harmony Of the whole Of them
1t is the whole soul marching heavenward to
the music Off JOY and lover with well rsnked
faculties, every one ofthem beating time and
keeping tune-Beecher
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Or Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;


IaEWOR R HOLDS OR PILES:
vHsTskL on LONG STANDING OR RECENT oRGiS; inEEaHu
OR EXTERNAL; WHETHER ATTENDED, WITH PnoLApsus,
HkMaakHAGE, OR OBSTRUCTION; AND ALL BY
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
NO INTERNAL ApJuvANTs BEING REouIRkp m Axv c.ar o
Ii TIC aEGuLArE THE BOWELS II coNsrrPArRp on
~ IN DIARRHoEA OR DYsENTkRY.
'HE Files, while astonshngiy prevalent In their ' .
rious FORMS amongst all classes OF both sexea are
~ the sane time the distressing frequently dan.
gepous, and hitherto most difficult Of cure.
PERSONS who suffer length OF time with the Piles
generally try every thing they learn or
70 cure the disease yet realize no
,n.reiIom They have been told, professionally per.
maps, there was permanent cure for Piles ana con
sequehtly have dispared any future cessation from
pain and suffering.
To all such . SPECIFICS offered for their relic.
I'VE practice; and during that time has nerer yailed
r erMsn Smowfedge o. Msproprietors. Of CURING
DIR. CAyANAUGHs PILE sALyE
strictly scientific combination OF well known RENE.
da agents. and has been brought ts present perYec
s,on ~ continued series OF experiments, extending
h,ough years OF patient study and investigat In
neid where ample opportunities were offered for thor.
oughy testing its virtues.
have no hestancy saying tina. their
First and only InfalliJle Snec;fc srsr D;..o.,..,
Tor that disease, and which cures by
UciHARO AFPLICA 7ION ONLYf
- ~ time 70 come, as in past, it will stand sAs
na without failure to perform all the proprs-
'os eaim Tor II their directions are attsnded to-
large number of gentlemen hroug bout the country
o' hgh character and influence, have VOLUNTARILY a.
And wso.s 10 their own cases. not Of heafay
proprietors publications, to be had of their arents
throughout the United States .eSs
Price sloo per box, retail The PILE sALvE 10 pr.
~ sass Jars incosed In paper box properly label.
'ea, and VIII keep any length Of time.
For sale in this city BY y. T. Gay, A. Hendricks, T.
sauTes c and Boss, Aug. n. CARRIE.
sept1-bp1v 's :, PIE.
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WHO WANTS A GREAT BARGAIN

THE Hight property. on High street, extending from
1 Ma To Water street heng seventy feet on Main,
two hundred and twenty mine and half feet on High
and sesenty.tvo ieet on Water street, With iaTg-
house thereon renting for twa hns drcd and Gfty
dollars vi be sold NJ very low price aud
ota,ug term. Also many other very desirable lots
oplA Apply 70 J. y. AbRAHAN0.
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0eios Poin: Coupee, La, is one broad field
= sasaf-eaae, covering thirty thousand acres.
tlefe are rows four miles in length, and
'.f-ts1i as an arrow. At one point the trav-
Ter can count fifteen brick sugar houses at a
ialce
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BAD luck is simT ~ man with his hands
in his breeches pockets and pipe in his
mouth. looking on to see how it will come
out Coed luck 10 a man Of pluck TO meet
difficulties. his sleeves rolled up, working to
make it come out right,
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~ man named John H0wland Vas m, -
'eu IN drinking house in ST. Louis, on Mon
1sht last, by . party Of fellows who TOOK
''se 81 bis criticism on song. The parties
sere Ir,h.
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Martin Kosta, the Hungarian refugee who
vas rescued from the Austrian authorities II
1858. BE- Commander LngrAham, of the United
Stats Navy, died recently in very INDECENT cir
,eeu.,.uces, on a sugar plantation near the city
Of Guatemala.
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A FEMAsE lIERo.-Gen. Lane, Of Oregon, re-
1 lAtes this remarkable story of a woman OF tina,
territory whose precise fate had been mystery
to her friends, though well knowing that she
iell victim to savage teroety -
We inquired in relation to Mrs Wagner, who
Vas we'll educated and hAdsome woman fror
New York, who bad lived long in the country,
aud spoke the Indian tongue fueftly. She
Kept public house by the roadside, and the
good cneer which ste always iurnised made IL
place where travellers delighted to stop. The
Indians informed US that Oh the morning OF the
s.n vi October, they came IN sight OF the house,
where they met some teamsters and packers, q
portion OF whom they murdered, destro, ing The
wagons aud carg0,s, AS we'll a. the animals,
while she was standing in the door. As soon
~ they had Murdered the people outside, they
came towards the house, which was strongly
built OF hswn Il g, and had heavy door which
fastened with crossbars, When she saw them
running towards the house she shu. the door
and dropped the bars TO prevent their coming
in. They came to the door aud order ed her to
come out, and bring her iittle GIRL She said
mo. Her husband was absent-and, by the
way, he was the only man on that road VINO es-
capped. Tney said that II she did not come out
they would shoot her. She declined, and after
some dei,beratior, they determined to set the |
house on tite. Tue house was directly enyelop-
ed in flames, and the cniet, who watched her I
through 1.-THE window, told me that he saw |
her so TO the glass and arrange her hair, then
take seat in the middle OF the room, fold her
little girl in her arms and wait calmly until the /
roof fell in, and they persisted in the flames to-
gether. And the statement was confirmed by
the people who found their remains lying to-
gether i'll the middle of the house.
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BOLD HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A gentleman from
cameron informs us OF bold robbery which
occurred IN that town on Thursday evening
last. gentleman by the name of Smith was
riding on horseback to the house of Mr.. Sbal-
ton for the purpose of paying him some money
and when going through piece of timber he
saw man approaching him. Supposing it to
be some one who wished to frighten him little
he paid but little attention TO him. The man
came up to his side ard in an instant struck
him with slung shot, knocking him from his
horse senseless. The robber took from Mr..
Smiths pocket $4,000 and fled. After living
lnsensihle for some time Mr.. s. was discovered
and taken to Mr.. Shelton's house. He was con.
s'derably injured by the blows OF the robber.-
[Galesburg Democrat.
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nnr1inUenn Nnmen HaAnnrv

that - has sscces1sA In pssfecslog hie oR-
ranssents = e y % ~ machinery 81 the work =
Houses usually doos - hand except ntting and naang
He has on hand alargs supply Of
DuilAimg Materials, WulnAeyos HARD
| ware, ChaBn Ru@ps, &C.
Cottages and District School Houses 1uN q any roa-
sonable distance from the city, Or tAs line Of 1a-
road East or west.
II you would have cheap House, build II IN 10.
and n ron would have completed ready for occupaosI
ID one place. thus saving time and trouble and have
built on short notice and TERMS send
your bill TO the Burlington House Factory.
All kinds Of House Work, such - Doors, eash, D1i111
Door and window France, Cornlce MouldnGs, Bad
Mouldings, &C., constantly on hand.
Persons 1t distance wishing 70 know the eoss u
Buildings, or anything In the building line. can have
their wants attended BY paying postage and address
Ing Burlington Houss Factory" or ths psoprietor
mAy1bp1y 3. JOY.
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Now is the Time to Settle in the West.

NOW Is the LINE 10 oeCLlc In the west.
Why? Because food is plenty and cheap,
and may DO had for labor-hence the new
conner may get start and settlement with
out being relieved of his spare change.
Because lands are cheap and improve
ments may be purchased of those whose am
bition has prompted them to spread far be-
yond their means. They will sell cheap
and content themselves with fewer acres
and less speculation.
Because spectators are embarrassed and
the fine lands and beautiful sites they clutch.
ed SO tightly, do not realize for them, and
the taxes are gnawing hole in their profits
They will sell.
Because mechanics are coming from the
east, and there will be less embarra ssment
for want Of buildings. They must ex change
their labor for food.
Because compared with the former years,
one is not obliged to forego the privoliges
and society enjoyed in the east Churches,
schools and society have become established.
Because the winter has been open, spring
early; lands may be selected and more work
may be accomplished Teams are cheaper
now than they will be two months hence
Those who come first will be the first served
in every respect. Much may be obtained
for a small amount Of money-Ex
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SUMMER PROVISIONS.

LNOOD that reishes In warm weather has been hard
to And. All trouble be avoided Rosr, by cal
1en1 ~ our Store. We have just received some
SMOKED HALLIBUT, delicious article. Also,
GENUINE No. MAGKEREL. COP FISH, Pick ED
and SMOKED HERRING, and PICkLEn SALMON =
CdN soon, while they are Jtrsh, aud get supply. W.
warrant the above TO be the brought 10
city, and they will be sold very for cash only
jane24 ROBINSON JOHNSON,
~.
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SHAESi SHOES

HAVING r eeived . large consignment Of MEMS
Ii WOMEN'S and CH1LDREN'S ShOE5 which must
oe sold on Without delay viii oer them from time to
time af Auction and ct all times private sale at
auction prices. Cal and examine them.
1Wyo.St @. n. HARRIS, Auctioneer
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r.,,t C.sx or YELLOW FRyKR.-A young
So IN. name OF Tee arrived At his home
= BIRMINGHAM last Tuesday week, from Cuba,
t.ken down with the yellow fever and
a. a. a. ,he following NondAy.-[ Boston Jour
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s.T We are cnder obligations to the Off
Ger. OF the Metropolitan, of the St. Louis and
S.. Paul Packet Lane, for ST. Louis papers of
Inlr lat
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BURGLARY.-Messrs McGavic. Cht,enaen &
20, were surprised yes,erda, morning M ,be
y. appearance OF their counting ROOM
me lower hall OF the upper window sash Was
broken out and the glass safely deposited on
the groond. Entering at this place the doc,
was then opened. Two sacks of coffee had
eeen brought from the front room, On tho.
the SAFE Tone OF Herrings) was placed, and tho
door exploded by powder. The inside drawers
ana Docks were taken out. the papers examined
ana something over $500 in good money and
drafts were stolen. Crowbars, picks. and CHS
els were lett on the floor. A man slept in the
'front.' part OF the upper room. but he was evil
denly watched, as the rear door and window
were found open in the morning. Itwasa wen
planned aud skilliuliy executed burglary. II
was probably done about one O'Clock. az
watchman on the Levee saw another man ro
from Il 9 pavement to the rear end of the store
about that time, and few minutes after Officer
Brown had passed up street There were
doubtless two aud perhaps more burg,as.
number OF suspicious persons had been seen
around here, and several houses and stores
were watched that night by their owner, with
unusual care.-[Gate City.
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"A IHuNDERlNG JoLr."-The other day as a
train OF cars on The Orange and Alexandra Raj
Road was at the bridge opposite the residence
.. Ar. aiiach, near Cuipeper, C. H., the en-
CINE driver discovered man SITTING on the ,,soL
with bis head hanging down as if taking a nan.
All eHorts were made to stop the tram though
u being near the end of curve it was impossi-
Die to do so IN time. When the engine struck
the man 1t lifted him eight or ten feet in the air
and he fell Hat on his back in the ditch. annar-
emily iifeless. The conduc or ran the train
back and took him on board the cars and then
started back to procure medical aid. While on
the way back the man commenced talking, re-
marking that they were carrying HIM the wrong
way. He soon after raised up his head and
said he was not hurt. He then rose to his feet
remarking at the time, stranger you gave me
a a, Numbering jolt! Halo let me get off,
Inc tram stopped. As he alighted on the
ground. he jumped up and cracked his heels
and badc adleu. He called himself Jack Brown
Of Culpeper Washington States.
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:. ''ratz Brown, Esq. the able editor OF the
s Lauis Democrat was nominated for repre-
sentative IN The Legislature by the Republican
Convention al St. Louis, on Monday, but he de-.
eIned to accept. Mr.. Brown was the leading
opposition member Of the las, Missouri Legis-
a1re-dld good service, and occupied an en-
Vale position as member Of that body.
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), sosAL.-Ws had u visit yesterday from
Jameson, editor OF the Galesburg Demo
srst
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TELEGRApHTC.
Arrival II the
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
ATLANTIC ZlELEGRAPHS SUCCESSFUL,

Halifax, July 2.
The Niagara arrived at Trinity Bay las
night at 10 A. NJ, having completed the Law
ing Of the cable successfully.
A message was received from the Aga
memnon, from within q few miles of Cork
having also been successful.
Her Engineer had been caught in a col
and drawn overheard.
-, New York, July 2.
The City Of Washington is announced
She brings important news.
The dispatch from the United States has
caused change of feeling in the British
Ministry. An exciting debate has occurred
anu the right of search and visit was inner.
stlvely insisted on by decided vote.
The weather has proved bad, and the
crops were failure Breadstuffs had ad.
vanced in consequence.
Another attempt had been made IN assas.
slnate Napoleon. He was badly wounded
IN the left breast by poinard. The assas.
sin was in custody.
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J. 9. ABERCROMBIE,
SURGEON DENTI.

IT
A IL operations In Dentistry carefully std skill
| IA fully performed. All late and va'uahts faprov:
ments and discoveries 10 use he profession scticed
Over eight years practice in this city
Office over Hendricks Drug store, Jefferson Street
fuy2. bptf
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The Great English Remedy.

AAS OACdt GnS AAou htM6uy.
SIR JAMES Gi4Asskk.'s
c g Q b r "A d e M n lie Pills
PREPARATION a prescription u Sir y. C2arks, H. D
Physician Eatsaordinarg toMe Queen.
Thisinvaiuabe medicine unfaing the cure OF all
hose painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution is subject. 1t moderates ali excess
md removes distractions, asd speedy cure NAV be
relied On.
To MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited. Ii will In short time bring on
he monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfcits
CAUTION.
These Pisshoud nat BE- taken by females 5,,,iao the
FI4.S7 THREE MONTHS ~ Pregnancy as tier are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at dny other time
they are adfs.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exsrtion Palpita.
ton OF the Heart ysterics and Whites, these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron Gallo,
MEL antimony or any thing hurtfu to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOS MOSES
(Late 1. @. Baldwin Col
Rochester, N Y.
N. B.-$1,O0 and 6 postage stamps enciosad to anv
AUTHORIZED Agent, will insure bottle Of the pills BY re-
turn mall For sale hy
dee ls-dwly. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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4. 1e" a. this office tor the owner. lAdy's
Inc owner will please come and gst il
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- The dianatchea n am ooln

- The Dispatches In our columns thia
morning bring " the most important inselli-
gence-nothing short Of the suecessful laying
Of the ATLANTIC TEIroaArH CABLE, BY fer the
most wonderful achievement Of this or anv
other age. The success Of this enterprise,
which We have doubted from the beginning, will
create great sensation throughout the world
send thrill OF pleasure to the hearts Of mill
lions of people on both sides Of the Atlantic
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kR Among the many preparations now before the
public as certain for the Fever and Ague,
hav. been received with such especial favor Dr. j.
HOsTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS."
This tonic has been circulated and its many virtues
promulgated through the States, and every day the
propretcrs greeted with the intellig Of
dreadful yanquished by the Of their celebra
ted "Bitters" In principal cities, there but
few families who neglect the "Bters, in furnishing
their dcine closets. As tonic 1t is both mild and
agreeable to the taste stimulating in its action upon
the system For certain cure for the Fever ard Ague,
Fatulency, Dyspepsia and all other morbid Diseases 1t
Il sure and unequalled,
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
iulyf.d&w1m
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Hot weather-Favnr and Acne

GEED COAkN.-10O Bcshels eight lowed Can ada
~ Corn, just received and for sale ny
Junez5 KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
Main STRAIT
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~We learn that the Cedar River II ae.;n
very high, and We observe that the river here
was rising little Friday and SATURDAY..
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w. II. BANNER. !.
Hyl l..~I. ,sI D.}c:I n.c1... =.

Wholesale and RetdH Dealer In
SOLE LEA TIER HARNESS, BRIDLE d SKIRT
INC, FRENCH AND AMERICAN, KIP
AND CALF, UPPER LZNLN0S,
LASTS, FINDINGS, &C.
NOW In store full assortment, which ID offered
~ 20 the trade the lowest possible cash prices.
orders from the country promptly attended TO
tunel7 Jefferson Street, near Fourth.